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Honda picks Port Colborne, Ont. as site of new EV battery parts plant

Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly plans trip to Middle East, Mediterranean

Campaign Countdown: High-profile one-time National Post columnist abandons bid to run for the Tories

Google makes emergency location service available in Canada

Trudeau heads to Southwestern Ontario to highlight new support for child care

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Regular House proceedings on pause as MPs enjoy week-long pause before final stretch of sittings

B.C. ports employers accuse foremen union of bad faith negotiating

Trudeau says Canada abstained on UN vote because recognizing Palestinian statehood may happen before two-state agreement

National Democratic Institute headlines new lobbyist filings

Liberal effort to ban exporting horses for slaughter passes through House

Employment rises by 90,000 in April, jobless rate unchanged at 6.1%

Rebel News reporter tries (and fails) to deliver two petitions to federal ministers

O’Regan asks labour board if some rail shipments should flow in event of strike or lockout

Business groups walk back claim on share of Canadians hit by capital gains changes

Fashionable moves to Champagne’s comms team

Ottawa will lose federal funding if developer charge hike hinders ability to meet housing targets

A recent poll asked Ontarians who they'd vote for if one of five candidates were Liberal leader, and Mike Schreiner came out on top.

Schreiner could give Liberals an edge against Ford in an election, poll says

Freeland said she's leaving the health transfer talk for the Prime Minister's meeting with his provincial counterparts. 

No progress on health transfers at finance ministers meeting

There’s a lot at stake for Liberal heavyweights.

Liberal leader Mike Schreiner: a nutty idea from some very talented people

The petition was started after the government claimed there was no family physician shortage during last week's rounds of arbitration with the OMA over doctors compensation.

Ontario family physicians call for health minister's resignation

The Canadian Press requested a copy of the Long-Term Care transition binder after Stan Cho was named minister in September. Access was granted in February, and one of the pages — with no redactions — fully lays out the expected shortages.

Ontario's need for nurses, PSWs to top 33K and 50K by 2032: document

Therme Group RHTG GmbH was registered this past week by Tasnia Khan, a consultant with Amir Remtulla Inc., to collaborate with and provide briefings for Ontario government officials on Therme Group’s $350 million private sector investment in Ontario Place.

Who's Lobbying for Whom: Therme registers to discuss Ontario Place plans

Minister Lecce told reporters that he hopes big social media corporations will be willing to work with the government “to discuss some of the concerns around the algorithms, concerns around privacy, consent of imagery, and obviously the necessity to strengthen protections and safeguards for kids.”

Ontario aims to protect children from harmful online content with new bill

The new purchases were aligned with recommendations from IESO, who said that without a limited amount of new natural gas in the near term, would have to rely on emergency actions, such as “conservation appeals and rotating blackouts” to stabilize the grid.

Ontario secures new power from battery storage facilities, natural gas and biogas plants

The global automaker is set to announce plans for a new facility in the Niagara Region, possibly as early as next week, 