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Doug Ford (Premier of Ontario) delivers expanded clinical staffing and modern diagnostic equipment grants across Ontario.
Premier Doug Ford announced an ambitious new timeline for the Ontario Line, promising accelerated construction and an earlier operational date for the crucial transit project. This aims to ease Toronto's transit congestion sooner than initially projected.
Infrastructure Ontario issues request for qualifications for major bridge and tunneling contracts across Halton and Peel.
Doug Ford (Premier of Ontario) announces new corridor funding and rapid bus priority signals to reduce congestion across Ontario.
The Ontario government, led by Premier Doug Ford, announced a significant emergency funding injection into several struggling hospitals across the province. This aims to address immediate capacity challenges and reduce patient wait times ahead of the anticipated fall flu season.
Transportation Ministry expands higher speed limits across 10 additional highway sections to improve commercial freight flow.
Transportation Ministry expands higher speed limits across 10 additional highway sections to improve commercial freight flow.
The provincial government updates post-secondary funding guidelines to support college and university operational sustainability.
The provincial government updates post-secondary funding guidelines to support college and university operational sustainability.
Premier Doug Ford's government unveiled a revised strategy for housing development within and adjacent to the Greenbelt, aiming to balance conservation with the urgent need for new homes. The new policy seeks to address previous controversies while still facilitating growth.
Infrastructure Ontario announces 24/7 tunneling operations for key downtown segments of the 15.6-kilometre rapid transit line.
Infrastructure Ontario announces 24/7 tunneling operations for key downtown segments of the 15.6-kilometre rapid transit line.
Doug Ford (Premier of Ontario) confirms major renewable grid modernization and solar installation rebates across Ontario.
Premier Doug Ford announced a new framework for data centres, prioritizing local investment and strict environmental standards while ruling out financial incentives.
Premier Doug Ford reaffirmed his commitment to expanding Toronto's island airport for jets despite federal opposition, citing economic benefits.
Ottawa locks in joint capital maintenance framework to ensure long-term reliability on the O-Train network.
Ontario mandates dedicated power infrastructure and standardized industrial electricity rates for new large-scale data centres.
Ontario mandates dedicated power infrastructure and standardized industrial electricity rates for new large-scale data centres.
Ontario introduces a comprehensive regulatory framework to manage grid capacity, electricity pricing, and data protection for high-tech computing hubs.
The Ontario government reached a deal to end casino exclusivity rights in Niagara, paving the way for new gaming operators and investment.
The Ontario government is set to introduce new legislation granting expanded powers to provincial police forces to combat organized crime and gang-related activities. Premier Doug Ford emphasized the need for stronger tools to enhance public safety across Ontario communities.
The Ontario government released its first-quarter finances, maintaining its fiscal outlook despite global economic uncertainties and U.S. tariffs.
The Ontario government is investing $35 million through the Local Priorities Fund to enhance care for long-term care residents with complex needs across the province.
The Court of Appeal for Ontario rules in favour of the Ford government regarding provincial jurisdiction over municipal arterial road corridors.
With 50% tariffs on $28 billion in Canadian goods set to take effect on Wednesday, bilateral negotiations in Washington remain deadlocked over provincial liquor rules, supply management, and vehicle quotas.
Premier Doug Ford addresses the 2026 Association of Municipalities of Ontario conference in Ottawa, outlining Ontario's Data Centre Playbook to protect data sovereignty, requiring data centres to pay full electricity costs with zero public subsidies alongside a $1 billion joint housing infrastructure stream.
Premier Danielle Smith champions Alberta's transition toward AI 'digital refineries' to monetize natural gas, outlining a new 2% corporate levy structure for facilities exceeding 75 megawatts while safeguarding provincial power grid stability.
The Canadian Civil Liberties Association and the Criminal Lawyers' Association file a legal challenge in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, alleging that the province's new mandatory upfront cash bail deposit regulations violate the Charter of Rights.
Premier Doug Ford opens the $100M Community Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Fund at the AMO Conference in Ottawa and establishes strict full-cost electricity requirements for tech facilities under the Ontario Data Centre Playbook.
Canadian Public Safety Minister Dominic LeBlanc and trade envoys hold emergency meetings in Washington with USTR Jamieson Greer and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to finalize sectoral agreements and prevent 50 percent tariffs from taking effect.
President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Mark Carney hold direct bilateral phone discussions as Canadian and U.S. negotiating teams convene in Washington to finalize eleventh-hour trade compromises and prevent 50 percent tariffs.
Child protection advocates and Ontario legislative opposition members urge the provincial government to close legal loopholes by mandating universal vulnerable sector criminal background checks for all private youth camp instructors.
Ontario Provincial Police forensic investigators identify a third set of human remains on a rural property in Lanark County, expanding a major multi-jurisdictional homicide and missing persons investigation.
Timmins City Council authorizes a six-month municipal transit connection pilot to coordinate local bus service with the returning Northlander passenger rail line.
The Canadian Civil Liberties Association and Criminal Lawyers' Association file a constitutional court challenge against Ontario's newly enacted mandatory cash bail policies.
Canadian Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc wraps up intensive talks with U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick on auto rules and resource duties.
Official procurement filings detail travel, security, and diplomatic event expenses from Premier Doug Ford's spring trade delegations to Houston, Dallas, and Austin.
Prime Minister Mark Carney briefs provincial premiers and federal ministers on terms to avert 50 percent duties on US$28 billion in cross-border commerce.
Ottawa Transportation Committee approves $15.2 million to design and construct dedicated center-running bus priority lanes along the Baseline Road corridor.
Toronto Infrastructure and Environment Committee approves a $65 million capital contract to replace aging trunk watermains and storm sewers in Scarborough.
Ontario NDP lawmakers call for an independent Auditor General investigation into the provincial restructuring of Workplace Safety and Insurance Board regional service centers.
The 2026 AMO Conference closes in Ottawa with $1 billion in provincial-federal infrastructure agreements and new consultations on municipal integrity commissioner powers.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announces provincial directives requiring all municipal, healthcare, and educational digital records to be hosted exclusively on Canadian-based servers.
Corus Entertainment initiates a round of newsroom consolidations across Global BC, Global National, and regional talk radio stations following third-quarter financial results.
Following Toronto Police fraud charges against an individual practicing with suspended credentials, the provincial regulatory college mandates real-time digital licensing registries.
The City of Windsor files formal statutory applications to expropriate vacant commercial parcels in the west end to execute community safety and affordable infill projects.
The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board confirms 466 layoffs across northern and southwestern Ontario offices as part of a centralized digital modernization restructuring.
A multi-jurisdictional police operation across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area arrests key suspects in an organized cargo theft network utilizing covert electronic tracking tags.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford details the deployment of a $30 billion capital strategy to construct 120 brand-new public schools and renovate 400 existing educational facilities.
City Clerk officials in Sault Ste. Marie announce candidate filing procedures ahead of the August 21 nomination deadline, preparing for statutory Municipal Act restricted acts rules.
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