Who is Lobbying for Whom: Development leads Ontario lobbying as registry activity picks back up
Lobbying

Who is Lobbying for Whom: Development leads Ontario lobbying as registry activity picks back up

Cottages, Coolers, and Corner Stores: Why Ontario’s Beverage Alcohol Rules Just Make Sense
Opinion

Cottages, Coolers, and Corner Stores: Why Ontario’s Beverage Alcohol Rules Just Make Sense

While we celebrate these milestones, Ontario needs to continue to reform its distribution system to reflect the addition of convenience stores to the expanded alcohol retailing market.

Ford’s PCs survive byelection test as NDP holds Scarborough Southwest
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Ford’s PCs survive byelection test as NDP holds Scarborough Southwest

Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives survived their first major electoral test since a turbulent spring and summer, holding two seats in Thursday’s trio of byelections.

Marit Stiles’s NDP reclaimed Scarborough Southwest and denied the Ontario Liberals the breakthrough they had hoped would provide momentum heading into their leadership race.

Voters head to polls today in three Ontario byelections
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Voters head to polls today in three Ontario byelections

Conservative MP Matt Strauss joins Ontario Liberals to back Eric Lombardi
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Conservative MP Matt Strauss joins Ontario Liberals to back Eric Lombardi

Matt Strauss, the Conservative MP for Kitchener South—Hespeler, announced this Wednesday that he had taken out an Ontario Liberal membership specifically to support Lombardi in the upcoming leadership contest.

Apple begins replacing Lake Ontario with 'Lake America' on maps app for U.S. users
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Apple begins replacing Lake Ontario with 'Lake America' on maps app for U.S. users

$3.9M in skilled trades funding to help women, domestic violence survivors: Ontario
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$3.9M in skilled trades funding to help women, domestic violence survivors: Ontario

Trade war with United States looms large over Ontario byelections
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Trade war with United States looms large over Ontario byelections

Ontario threatened to cut off U.S. critical minerals supply. Sudbury isn’t panicking
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Ontario threatened to cut off U.S. critical minerals supply. Sudbury isn’t panicking

From ‘kiss my ass’ to cooling tensions: What drove Doug Ford’s sudden change in tone on Trump?
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From ‘kiss my ass’ to cooling tensions: What drove Doug Ford’s sudden change in tone on Trump?

Canada has already seen how quickly provincial actions can become entangled with negotiations.

Ontario's previous U.S. advertising campaign featuring former president Ronald Reagan criticizing tariffs triggered a furious response from Trump and became another source of tension between Ford and the federal government over how the U.S. relationship should be managed.

That history may have made Ottawa particularly wary of another provincial intervention becoming a distraction from negotiations.

Ottawa approves Ring of Fire road, ruling adverse effects are significant but justified
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Ottawa approves Ring of Fire road, ruling adverse effects are significant but justified

Ottawa bets on sport to ‘build Canada strong,’ Van Koeverden says
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Ottawa bets on sport to ‘build Canada strong,’ Van Koeverden says

Van Koeverden added that the benefits extend well beyond high-performance athletes, saying governments should be looking for ways to get children and families away from screens and into community recreation. “As we build Canada strong, we also want to build Canada physically active at the same time,” he said.