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The U.S.-Canada tariff dispute may prompt Premier Doug Ford to call a snap election in Ontario.

Ford sees the tariff threats as an opportunity to consolidate political power.

The future of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is crucial for the stability of the government after recent cabinet changes.

Nishnawbe Aski Police Service becomes the first First Nations police service in Ontario recognized as an essential service, improving oversight and support.

The court found the ICIT's aggressive search of Bryan Adams to be excessive and unnecessary, influencing his sentencing.

Ontario municipalities may implement stricter conduct codes allowing removal of councillors for violations.

Minister introduces standard code of conduct to enforce accountability among municipal councillors.

Summer McIntosh set her second world record in a week during the world short course championships, highlighting her dominance in swimming.

She is motivated to continuously improve and succeed after her recent achievements.

Summer McIntosh inspires young swimmers and reflects on her journey at the Etobicoke Olympium, celebrating her achievements in Toronto.

Recent gun violence has shaken the normally quiet Durham Region, prompting swift police response and community concern over safety.

The increase in 'porch pirates' continues to be a concern for homeowners, with easy access to unattended items on doorsteps.

Toronto's city council received a report linking shelter policy changes to anti-Black racism, but failed to discuss or implement its recommendations.

The Toronto ombudsman found the city's restriction on refugee shelter access constituted anti-Black racism, despite the city manager's disagreement.

Theodore Too, the popular tugboat, successfully refloated after partially sinking, reflecting the importance of marine conservation and community support.

Theodore Too is temporarily submerged at a shipyard, with efforts underway for a safe refloat and environmental precautions.

The tragic deaths of twin sisters, Sally and Dalia Ghazi Ibaid, reflect the devastating impact of conflict on education and ambitious students.

The Ontario Science Centre's opening has been delayed to 2029, impacting local children's education and accessibility to science.

Three men from the U.K. have been arrested and charged in connection with the fatal dine-and-dash case of restaurateur Sharif Rahman.

Three men charged in the beating death of a restaurant owner in Ontario are currently detained in the U.K. pending extradition.

The incident transpired during a dispute over an unpaid bill.

Three teenagers face 109 charges related to shootings and violence in the GTA, raising serious concerns about youth crime.

One person dead and three injured in Pickering highway collision.

Investigation ongoing as Brock Road closed for police work.

There is an ongoing investigation into two linked shootings in Ajax related to tow truck violence.

Rising violence in the tow truck industry is attributed to turf wars and organized crime.

Clementine, an abandoned puppy, highlights the urgent need for support systems for pet owners facing financial challenges to prevent further abandonment.

The debate around expanding dog hunting sports in Ontario highlights significant divisions within the provincial government and encompasses broader ethical concerns about animal welfare.

Toronto is waiving fees to adopt large breed dogs to promote adoptions and find them homes before the new year.

Authorities are seeking public assistance to find a missing woman with dementia who is not dressed for cold winter weather.

Two young men were hospitalized with gunshot wounds after a shooting in Scarborough, but their injuries are non-life-threatening.

A missing Labrador retriever was found safe after a carjacking incident in Etobicoke.

The GST/HST holiday may not significantly boost consumer spending, despite hopes from the food industry.

The Liberal government's GST/HST holiday starts this Saturday, offering consumers relief on essential goods without any claims process needed.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford plans new legislation against homeless encampments and public drug use, promising municipalities tools and funding to tackle the issue.

The city is opening warming centres to assist the homeless amid frigid temperatures.