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‘Temperature needs to come down’: Ontario suspends 25 per cent export tax on electricity sent to U.S.

Premier Doug Ford has agreed to suspend the 25 per cent surcharge on the electricity Ontario sends to the U.S. after Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick offered an 'olive branch' and invited him to a meeting in Washington on Thursday.

U.S. will follow through with 25% tariffs on steel, aluminum — not 50%. Here’s what happened.

ICE sends convicted drug trafficker back to Canada

Toronto police ‘working around the clock’ to locate Scarborough pub shooting suspects

Wall Street falls in a manic day after briefly dropping more than 10% below its record

2 people taken to hospital following incident at Dufferin Mall

Woman dead and man in custody after incident at Brampton apartment

Group of Ontario school boards says lawsuits against social media giants can proceed

Billy Joel postpones Toronto tour date, days before concert, over undisclosed medical condition

Canadians making fewer road trips to the U.S. as trade war escalates

City exploring automated cameras for ‘block the box’ infractions on King Street corridor

Pilot error likely caused a small plane crash in Tennessee that killed Ontario family, NTSB says

Video shows moment of apparent explosion at Brampton home

What’s next for Hudson’s Bay? Here’s what experts think

Vaccination key to reducing measles transmission in the GTA: Infectious disease specialist

‘Far-reaching consequences’ for Kentucky bourbon after LCBO strips U.S. spirits off shelves Opens in new window

About 2,500 patients of Toronto gynecology office may have been exposed to bloodborne infections Opens in new window

How does removing U.S. alcohol off LCBO shelves impact the spirits industry? An expert weighs inOpens in new window

A University of Waterloo professor is using statistics to analyze how to win the Tim Hortons ‘Roll up to Win’ contest Opens in new window

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Scarborough pub shooting

Toronto police are investigating a shooting at a pub near Scarborough Town Centre that sent at least 12 people to the hospital on March 7, 2025.

Trump’s tariffs: From protests to farmers fields, reaction across Canada and the U.S.Opens in new window

White, bright and sparkles! Must-see red carpet looks from the 2025 OscarsOpens in new window

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2 people taken to hospital following incident at Dufferin Mall

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'It's like being on a merry-go-round in an insane asylum': Sarnia mayor on the trade war

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Pilot error likely caused a small plane crash in Tennessee that killed Ontario family, NTSB says

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Five years later: Reflecting on what Ontario got right and wrong during the COVID-19 pandemic

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Toronto looking into use of automated cameras to catch drivers who 'block the box'

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Toronto police ‘working around the clock’ to locate Scarborough pub shooting suspects

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St. Lawrence Market North Building will open April 5

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Group of Ontario school boards says lawsuits against social media giants can proceed

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Video shows moment of apparent explosion at Brampton home

2 men facing charges after allegedly breaking into Brampton home wearing disguises

Hamilton child contracts measles, residents advised to check for symptoms and ensure shots up to date

16-year-old boy dead following shooting in Stoney Creek

3 suspects wanted in Oshawa armed robbery: police

Two drivers in hospital following head-on collision in Oshawa

Heavy equipment used to break into Woodbridge bank, police say

‘Atrocious:’ Woman and dog dead after shooting at Markham home that has been repeated target of gunfire

Burlington road closed for salamander migration

Man, 35, charged for allegedly committing indecent act on Lakeshore West GO train

‘Suspicious’ fire at townhomes under construction in Fort Erie caught on video, 2 arrested

3 confirmed cases of measles in Niagara Region, public exposure possible in St. Catharines

Ontario to launch new volley of U.S. ads targeting tariffs

Premier Doug Ford, cabinet ministers to be sworn in on March 19

What will you do if a city workers strike closes some childcare centres and cancels March Break camps?

Can Toronto fix its gridlock issues? The Toronto Region Board of Trade has an action plan that says ‘yes’

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Trump’s 25% tariffs on Canadian steel, aluminum now in place

The latest move in U.S. President Donald Trump’s plan to realign global trade came into force Wednesday as all countries, including Canada, were hit with 25 per cent tariffs on steel and aluminum imports into the United States.