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U.S. President Donald Trump confirms auto tariffs amid escalating trade war. Follow live updates.
U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed his government will impose a 25 per cent tariff on all foreign made automobiles, effective at midnight. Trump unveiled the auto tariffs last week.
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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.
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Snow falls across GTA ahead of expected freezing rain and rainfall
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.
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U.S. President Donald Trump confirms auto tariffs amid escalating trade war. Follow live updates.
U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed his government will impose a 25 per cent tariff on all foreign made automobiles, effective at midnight. Trump unveiled the auto tariffs last week.
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.
