Doug Ford says he’ll never ‘roll over’ on tariffs ahead of meeting with Lutnick
Premier Doug Ford says he’s hoping for a “constructive meeting” with U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick this afternoon.
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Doug Ford says he’ll never ‘roll over’ on tariffs ahead of meeting with Lutnick
Premier Doug Ford says he’s hoping for a “constructive meeting” with U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick this afternoon.
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‘Significant uncertainty’: Toronto could defer charges for some condo projects amid sagging development
City staff are suggesting that Toronto City Council defer development charges on thousands of condo units in order to spur housing development amid a climate of economic uncertainty.
