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In Toronto, Ontario Premier Doug Ford observed Remembrance Day at Queen's Park event honoring the service of veterans. Earlier this week, his administration announced investments to fund four projects that will support the career development, training and wellness of the province's veterans, military personnel and first responders.
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Canada's autoworkers union, Unifor, has been at odds with the company and has tried to block any plant sale.
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As the Democrats prepare to take control of Congress, many north of the border are wondering what it will mean for Canada and the trade war with Washington.
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The American owner of Stelco said laid off workers could be back on the job by Christmas. This comes on the heels of the company being given 15 days by Canada’s industry minister to provide a plan for the workers.
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The four-term mayor’s loss Monday was one of several shockers among Niagara Region municipal elections.
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Born in Oswego, New York, Keanin Loomis moved to London, Ontario, at age 12 before relocating to Hamilton in 2009. His election provided an opportunity to reflect on how far he has come.
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The Indian Act dictates nearly all aspects of First Nations governance and many individual rights of those considered "status Indians."
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Ontario municipal elections saw shake-ups in local government, with newly elected officials unseating incumbents in several cities across the province.
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Mayor Olivia Chow beats out Brad Bradford in tight mayoral race in Toronto.
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Ottawa insists Cleveland-Cliffs committed to keeping the number of unionized jobs in Hamilton when it acquired Stelco in 2024.
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Some American officials are warning Canada not to meddle in the election campaigns, but Canadian political leaders say they are not interfering. Rather, they are making the case for a free and "fair" trade deal with Washington.
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Monday is referendum day in Alberta. Voters will decide on 10 questions — the most notable is whether to begin the process of separation from the rest of Canada.