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Support for Doug Ford and Ontario PCs is falling as voters consider alternative parties.

Federal MP Nate Erskine-Smith appeals his narrow loss in the Ontario Liberal nomination race.

Ontario's premier and Toronto's mayor are lobbying for Toronto to host Canada's new Defence, Security and Resilience Bank, citing the city's financial infrastructure and expertise, as five Canadian cities compete for the institution offering 3,500 jobs.

U.S. Senator Elissa Slotkin warned Canada against making deals with China, citing national security concerns as Canada prepares to import 49,000 Chinese-made electric vehicles at reduced tariff rates, straining U.S.-Canada trade relations.

Toronto's Jewish community faces another attack, and Alberta's premier warns of impatience over pipeline pact delays.

Christine Fréchette avoids denouncing Ontario's tactics to attract the future Defense Bank to Toronto over Montreal.

Toronto uses Quebec's potential referendum as a reason to outbid Montreal for the defense bank headquarters.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's October trade negotiations with Trump collapsed within sixteen days, with auto sector tensions and tariff disputes overshadowing initial momentum toward steel, aluminum, and energy agreements.

Conservatives consider banning social media for minors, weighing party support and potential backlash.

Charles Milliard promises Quebec will regain its commercial leadership status.

Ontario's stalled jail reform law may be revived by a new bill aiming to implement changes.

Canada will host NATO's new Defense, Security and Resilience Bank, a financial institution designed to reduce military borrowing costs for alliance members while helping them meet defense spending commitments amid escalating global security tensions.

An Ontario Provincial Police officer was killed in a motorcycle crash on Highway 401 in Cobourg, Ontario, on Monday.

Ticketmaster delists Ontario resale tickets to comply with incoming provincial legislation capping resale prices at face value.

Doug Ford defies US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's insults, seeking a fair trade deal.

British Columbia maintains its ban on U.S. liquor products amid trade tensions with the United States, costing the hospitality sector approximately seventy million dollars annually while the U.S. Commerce Secretary calls the restriction "outrageous."

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney rejected US demands for concessions before trade talks, asserting Canada won't accept dictated terms as the Trump administration pushes to substantially revise the USMCA agreement.

Honda indefinitely suspended its $15 billion Ontario EV plant due to declining EV demand and regulatory rollbacks, forfeiting 1,000 potential jobs and 240,000 annual vehicles, amid the automaker's first full-year $2.7 billion loss.

Ontario promotes Toronto to host the Defence Bank, citing a predictable regulatory environment.

Nate Erskine-Smith's bid to challenge Doug Ford crashed after losing the Liberal nomination.

Doug Ford's support declines amid a series of blunders in his eighth year as Ontario premier.

An 18-year-old man is charged in connection with two suspected hate-motivated assaults on Toronto's Jewish community.

Pierre Poilievre urges Canadian conservatives to continue fighting at the Canada Strong and Free Network congress.

Ontario cracks down on public transit drug use, granting special constables new powers to arrest users.

Markham's housing plan faces challenges despite receiving $60 million in funding.

Canadians are split on Don Cherry's Order of Canada nomination, with 30% in favor and 29% opposed.

Canada was selected as headquarters for NATO's new Defense, Security and Resilience Bank to reduce member borrowing costs for military spending, following negotiations with nearly twenty founding nations amid rising defense commitments.

Toronto starts tunnelling on the Ontario Line subway project, expected to open in the early 2030s.

Canada has been selected as headquarters for NATO's new Defense, Security and Resilience Bank, a financial institution designed to reduce borrowing costs for alliance members and support defense spending commitments among nearly twenty founding nations.

Luc Maurice proposes 3000 affordable housing units for seniors at half price.

Health Canada renewed injection site exemptions despite police and community opposition.

Canada's new U.S. Ambassador Mark Wiseman urged officials to move beyond heated trade rhetoric toward substantive negotiations, citing respectful discussions with American counterparts amid escalating disputes over tariffs, alcohol restrictions, and the upcoming CUSMA review.

Politicians condemn surveillance pricing, where corporations use data to charge customers the maximum they'll pay.

Prime Minister Carney asserts CUSMA renegotiations with Trump's administration will extend beyond initial timelines, refusing unilateral American terms while demanding a comprehensive approach addressing both trade agreement renewal and punitive Section 232 tariffs simultaneously.

Ontario spent nearly $200,000 on a returned private jet in plane-related costs.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford championed Toronto's bid to host Canada's new Defence, Security and Resilience Bank, emphasizing the city's financial infrastructure and competing against four other Canadian cities for the position offering 3,500 jobs.

Québécois lose hundreds of thousands of dollars to fake videos on Facebook.

Conestoga College faces administration due to alleged financial mismanagement and excessive spending.

Nate Erskine-Smith seeks the Ontario Liberal leadership, starting with a Scarborough Southwest byelection nomination.

Québec denounces Toronto's "fear arguments" in the battle for the defense bank headquarters.

Ford's support is dwindling due to the private jet controversy, with polls showing a statistical tie with the Liberals.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford discusses tariffs and US-Canada relations in a Michigan university commencement speech.

Conrad Black discusses Canada's path to prosperity under Mark Carney's leadership.

Canada secured headquarters for an upcoming NATO-linked financial institution, marking the country's expanded role in Western alliance infrastructure and demonstrating NATO's commitment to strengthening economic coordination among member states.

Canada will host the headquarters for NATO's new Defense, Security and Resilience Bank, designed to reduce military borrowing costs for alliance members through pooled credit strength amid escalating defense spending commitments.

Ontario bans ticket resale market, giving Ticketmaster more dominance.

Protesters rally across Ontario against Premier Doug Ford's policies, including OSAP and FOI changes.

Prime Minister Carney said Canada would lift its liquor boycott if Trump removes tariffs on metals and automobiles, as both nations negotiate trade disputes ahead of the July USMCA review deadline.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney defended provincial alcohol boycotts against American products, stating the U.S. must first remove illegal tariffs on steel, aluminum, and autos before expecting trade concessions in upcoming free-trade negotiations.

Ontario sells a private jet back to Bombardier for $28.9 million.