Earlier on Tuesday, both Ford and Deputy Premier Sylvia Jones, the former solicitor general, skipped question period at Queen’s Park, avoiding opposition questions.

Trudeau’s public remarks come as Ford and his former solicitor and current deputy premier Sylvia Jones are appealing a formal summonses to testify

Senior leaders in the RCMP, the Ontario Provincial Police, and the Ottawa Police Services say federal Emergencies Act was helpful. But was it necessary?

A top-ranking Ottawa police officer testified at the inquiry on Tuesday that then-Chief Sloly shot down a chance to negotiate protesters into a smaller area in the early days of the protests.

In sweeping legislation designed to streamline the construction of new housing, Ford’s Progressive Conservatives are setting specific targets for municipalities across Ontario to meet the government’s 10-year, 1.5-million home target.

From denser neighbourhoods to schools in condo towers, here are some of the changes that could come out of Ontario’s new housing act.

In a statement on Tuesday night, Kaur claimed she was terminated due to allegations she made against city hall. The city declined to comment.

François-Philippe Champagne said he has officially denied the original form of the $26-billion Rogers deal to acquire Shaw.

‘Is it worth it to have a recession to get inflation down?’ Economists and NDP leader call on Bank of Canada to dampen rate hikes in face of looming recession and job losses.

Mortgage rates continue to rise in advance of the Bank of Canada’s next rate hike, putting the pressure on already stressed households

Mark Holland did everything he was asked to do in the service of a job he believed was a calling, and one he’d wanted since he was a child, Holland told a roomful of his colleagues on Parliament Hill.

SiriusXM’s decision to drop the eclectic digital station threatens one last viable sources of income for many independent artists and record labels.