The Latest Breaking News from Ontario

Ontario premier’s ‘Canada is not for sale’ cap emerges as an unlikely expression of unity amid Trumpian threats

In April 2022, Ontario became the first province in Canada to regulate online gambling and sports. This opened the door to an industry that brought in $1.4 billion in revenue over the next year, making Ontario one of North America’s top five online gambling industries.

Donald Trump’s repeated taunts about Canada becoming the 51st American state carry more weight than his usual rhetorical grenades, causing chaos among Canada’s political leaders.

Responses range from conciliation to retaliation, including cutting off electricity and halting the purchase of US liquor

The wildfires in the Greater Los Angeles area are creating emergency situations that are shaping up to be a once-in-a-generation event. And in the midst of multiple active fires with evacuation orders for specific neighbourhoods, a general emergency alert to evacuate was sent out in error.

Ontario’s Marineland lost five belugas last year, which the park’s management puts down to the ‘circle of life’. But activists claim animal welfare is at stake

Issues surrounding students’ data and schools’ use of educational technology (EdTech) are in the spotlight as school boards in six provinces respond to a “significant cyberattack” on an administration software platform.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s resignation will have cascading effects on political leadership in Canada.

The fraught quest for a safe site to bury nuclear waste

Alberta Premier Smith and Ontario Premier Ford engage with Trump administration to protect Canadian interests amidst uncertainties in U.S.-Canadian relations.

Premier of most populous province says rhetoric clouds trade relationship worth hundreds of billions of dollars