Influential leader of Canada's Ontario province seeks Trump, Musk meeting: US 'needs us like we need them'
Doug Ford, the premier of Canada's most populous province, Ontario, has reached out to President-elect Donald Trump and Elon Musk for a meeting to stave off planned tariffs against, and the idea to ...
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Donald Trump Shared Two Maps Of Canada As Part Of The United States That Are Going Viral
We lose in trade deficits." He recently shared two maps of the United States that also include Canada on Truth Social, and ...
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CPA Canada split from Ontario, Quebec groups becomes official
The organizations representing chartered professional accountants in Quebec and Ontario are officially split from Chartered Professional Accountants (CPA) Canada as of Friday. The split was announced ...
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Tariff threats cast a shadow over US reliance on Canada for the majority of its oil imports
The leader of Ontario, Canada's most populous province, has suggested barring imports of American-made alcohol and restricting energy exports. But the head of oil-rich Alberta has ruled out ...
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'We'll never be the 51st state,' Premier Ford says following Trump's latest jab
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says Canada will “never be the 51st state," rebuking U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s latest social media post. Ford made the remark while appearing on CTV News ...
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Ontario college faculty in legal strike position as of Jan. 4, union says
The union representing Ontario's college faculties says it will be in a legal strike position as of Jan. 4., saying there's been no real progress in contract negotiations. The Ontario Public ...
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Ontario’s Ford says Canada, U.S. should avoid trade war and take on China
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says Canada and the United States should work together to counter China, rather than engage in a damaging trade war — and has a message for Mexico to join them.
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Canada’s prime minister faces calls to resign. Here’s what could happen next
Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Gov. Gen. Mary Simon depart after Dominic LeBlanc, not shown, was sworn in as Finance Minister during a ceremony at Rideau Hall in Ottawa, Ontario, Monday, ...
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When it comes to energy, the U.S. has Ontario over a barrel
Ontario has far more to lose if the U.S. slashes energy supplies to Canada than the other way around. And if we widen our view of energy to include transportation fuels, Ontario’s dependence on the ...
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Ontario: Clean electricity snapshot
Ontario's grid is already 92% clean, and this abundant, affordable sustainable power has attracted billions of dollars in investment to the province, including major automotive investments like ...
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Talks on how many billions in annuities Canada, Ontario owe Robinson Superior First Nations begin this week
Lawyers for the Robinson Superior communities anticipate Ontario will make its own offer sometime around the new year, as a deadline imposed by the Supreme Court of Canada looms over the two Crown ...