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Toronto/CMEDIA: Over 60, 000 Ontario public servants are reportedly being ordered by the Ontario government to work from the office four days a week starting this fall and then full-time in January. This …
Read More Toronto/CMEDIA: Ontario Premier Doug Ford reportedly has walked back last week’s pledge to issue work permits to asylum seekers. Ford and the country’s premiers said last week that the federal …
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Toronto/CMEDIA: As much of southern Ontario is in the grip of record-breaking temperatures, Toronto is now in the third day of an extreme heat wave. Although the temperature is expected …
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St. Catharines/CMEDIA: A contract is reportedly being awarded by the Ontario government for the detail design of the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW) Garden City Skyway Bridge Twinning Project. Marking a significant milestone in …
Read More Toronto/CMEDIA: Ontario Premier Doug Ford fulfills his pledge of officially lifting tolls today on the stretch of provincially owned Highway 407 East between Brock Road in Pickering and Highway 35/115 in …
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Toronto/CMEDIA: Over a dozen charges are being faced by A 24-year-old Hamilton man for allegedly smuggling guns from the U.S. into Canada. An “intelligence-led” investigation was launched in March by the …
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Ottawa/CMEDIA: Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he was “shocked” that Canada wasn’t included in U.S. President Donald Trump’s 90-day tariff pause. The exclusion comes as a blow to Canadian officials and manufacturers, …
Read More Toronto/CMEDIA: Approximately $11 billion in relief and support for workers and businesses is reportedly being graned by the Ontario government to protect the province’s economic uncertainty and the impact of …
Read More Toronto/CMEDIA: Ontario Premier Doug Ford reportedly vows to continue fighting for “zero tariffs” after Canada was spared from additional levies, and to keep U.S. alcohol off LCBO shelves. Speaking with reporters following …
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Toronto/CMEDIA: The minimum wage of Ontario’s workers and businesses reportedly is being raised by the Ontario government from $17.20 to $17.60 an hour effective Oct 1, 2025. “Ontario’s minimum wage remains …
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