Premier Doug Ford says Ontario would drop tariffs if Trump does
Premier Doug Ford says he is willing to drop Ontario’s tariffs on goods south of the border if U.S. President Donald Trump stops his trade war.
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2 taken to trauma centre following Mississauga collision
Police provide update on fatal shooting in Brampton
Male dead following daylight shooting in Brampton
Inmate dies three days after being assaulted at Toronto detention centre
RCMP probing remarks made by former Liberal candidate
Bail hearing for man accused of three 'unprovoked' stabbings
‘Absolute mess’ still in the Barrie region, states of emergency
State of emergency still in place in Oro-Medonte, Ontario
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Ice storm causes widespread power outages and damage across Simcoe County
Ice storm causes widespread power outages and damage across parts of Ontario.
Toronto
Freezing rain expected in Toronto before heavy rainfall on Wednesday night
Toronto and parts of the GTA are under both a freezing rain and rainfall warning Wednesday with as much as 50 millimetres of rain forecasted to fall over the next 24 hours.
Canada
Trump to escalate trade war with reciprocal tariffs today. Follow live trade war updates.
U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to launch tariffs against countries around the world today in what could be the largest single-day escalation of the United States’ trade war.
Ontario family hit with $96,311 hospital bill after mother visiting from India hospitalized
Windsor man charged in ‘violent’ carjacking attempt in Mississauga, 3 other suspects at-large
2 people taken to trauma centre following collision in Mississauga
Peel police appeal for info after man shot dead in Brampton shopping plaza
Queen's Park
Shortfalls identified in child and youth mental health system: Ontario auditor
Ontario’s auditor general says the Ministry of Health could more effectively plan and oversee child and youth mental health services in the province.
Toronto City Hall
Toronto councillors vote to give themselves a 24 per cent raise
Toronto city council has voted in favour of increasing the salary for councillors by 24 per cent from $137,537 to $170,588.
