Skip to content

Ontario News

Provincial News provided by The Canadian Press

Trudeau, border crossers task force to review next steps for asylum seekers

Trudeau, border crossers task force to review next steps for asylum seekers

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will participate Wednesday in a Montreal meeting with the federal-provincial task force charged with managing an unprecedented flow of asylum seekers over the Canada-U.S. border.

TSX gets boost from retail sales data, loonie continues streak for 5th day

TORONTO — Canada's main index saw its first day of gains in more than a week as Statistics Canada released another set of positive economic data. The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index advanced 33.08 points to 14,984.96.
Two newest astronauts moonstruck as Canada looks beyond space station

Two newest astronauts moonstruck as Canada looks beyond space station

MONTREAL — It's a far-out dream that Canada's two newest astronauts are hoping will come true: orbiting the moon within the next decade or so.

Costs for record-breaking wildfires soar in B.C. as crews battle largest blaze

KAMLOOPS, B.C. — Finance Minister Carole James says the worst wildfire season in British Columbia's history is expected to put a dent in the provincial budget as firefighters battle the largest blaze on record.

Many questions still beg answers on impact of Haitian asylum seekers

CORNWALL, Ont. — After almost four minutes, Cornwall Coun. Bernadette Clement was done asking what she said must have been 20 questions.
Quebec's Bill 101 language law turning 40 years old

Quebec's Bill 101 language law turning 40 years old

MONTREAL — A group that defends the French language is urging the Quebec government to do more to enforce Bill 101 as the 40th anniversary of the landmark language law approaches.

Alberta challenges ruling that says its beer tax violates trade rules

EDMONTON — Alberta's beer war is opening on a new front. The government says it will appeal a trade panel ruling that found the province's incentive for Alberta brewers violates interprovincial free-trade obligations.

Personal, political divisions erupt over ballistic missile defence

OTTAWA — Personal and political divisions over ballistic missile defence were on clear display Tuesday, as a group of parliamentarians gathered on Parliament Hill to discuss the threat posed by North Korea.

Ontario tweaks labour reform bill, but no changes to minimum wage phase-in

TORONTO — A major Ontario labour reform bill is being tweaked but so far is seeing no significant changes to key parts, including a controversial phase-in of a $15 minimum wage, leaving concerned businesses looking to a relief package promised by the

Toronto psychiatrist loses licence over relationship with former patient

TORONTO — A Toronto psychiatrist has lost his licence to practise after becoming romantically involved with a former patient less than a month after their professional relationship ended. The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario says Dr.
push icon
Be the first to read breaking stories. Enable push notifications on your device. Disable anytime.
No thanks