Wire Service Canada

TORONTO — Ontario Premier Doug Ford has reshuffled his cabinet as his government prepares for a prolonged period of trade tensions with the United States, positioning economic competitiveness, investment and emerging technologies at the centre of its strategy.

The changes, announced September 10, come as the province says it is seeking to protect Ontar...

Ontario is expanding postsecondary training capacity with funding for 40,000 new seats at publicly assisted colleges and universities, targeting programs linked to some of the province’s most pressing workforce needs.

The latest allocation forms part of a $1.7-billion provincial commitment to fund more than 70,000 additional postsecondary seats, with a focus on science...

Ontario is widening access to two major business-support programs as the province prepares for another round of U.S. tariffs and import restrictions targeting Canadian goods, a move aimed at protecting jobs, maintaining business liquidity and reducing dependence on U.S.-based supply chains.

The provincial government said the expanded eligibility under the Protect Ontar...

Prince Albert residents will have an opportunity to safely clear hazardous household products from their homes as the city prepares to hold its annual Household Hazardous Waste Day.

The event will take place on September 12, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Municipal Service Centre, located at 11, 38th Street East. Organized by the City of Prince Albert’s Sanitation ...

Ottawa’s Capital Punishment Festival has announced the first wave of performers for its 2026 edition, with The Creepshow, The Damn Truth and Beyond Creation among the Canadian acts scheduled to appear as the event expands across four venues in the city’s ByWard Market.

The four-night festival will run from November 26 to 29 and feature a mix of metal, punk, hardcore, r...