Province calls tariffs unjustified as cross-border trade tensions persist Ministers say removal of duties key to affordability, supply chains and economic stability

Toronto — The Ontario government is renewing its call for the complete elimination of U.S. duties on Canadian softwood lumber, even as early signals from American regulators suggest a possible reduction in tariff ...

Proposed one-year program aims to address teacher shortages and reduce tuition burden

The Ontario government is preparing legislation that would significantly overhaul teacher education, compressing the current two-year program into a single year in an effort to reduce costs for students and accelerate the entry of new teachers into classrooms.

Announced April 10 by No...

Province shifts focus from supervised consumption to treatment-based care

KINGSTON, Ont. — The Ontario government will close the province’s last remaining provincially funded drug injection site in Kingston and replace it with a new Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART) Hub, marking a significant shift in its approach to addiction services toward treatment and ...

Core Express Suspended, Reduced Frequency on Key Routes

Prince Albert transit riders are facing temporary service disruptions as the city adjusts operations on several bus routes, with officials urging commuters to plan ahead and monitor updates closely.

The changes, effective April 10, 2026, include the full suspension of the Core Express service for the day, alongsid...

All Scheduled Routes to Return to Normal Operations on April 10

Prince Albert Transit will return to its regular operating schedule on Friday, April 10, restoring full service across all scheduled routes after a temporary disruption, according to an update released Thursday by municipal transit officials.

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