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Ontario’s municipal candidates cool to strong mayor powers, according to Vote Compass (opens the original)
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Candidates for mayor and council in Ontario’s 50 most populous municipalities are not keen on the full use of strong mayor powers, according to data from the newest edition of Vote Compass, which launched Monday. Candidates for mayor, however, appear to be a little more favourable than council hopefuls when it comes to mayors using the controversial powers to overturn decisions made by a majority of council members. Vote Compass is a popular online tool that asks users a series of questions abou
Ontario feared a drop in municipal candidates. Instead, a last-minute rush brought a surprise surge (opens the original)
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When Shelly Cerrelli realized that her mayor might cruise to re-election with no opponent, she got herself to Vaughan city hall. “We didn’t have candidates that were willing to rise up against the current mayor who is a Goliath in politics,” the Jamaican-Canadian entrepreneur said of Steven Del Duca, a former Ontario Liberal leader and cabinet minister elected to lead Vaughan in 2022. “There’s a lack of accountability and transparency with the current leaders â an arrogance â and, after 20
Why Trump’s new tariffs pose a significant threat to 250,000 Toronto jobs (opens the original)
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There are few cows in Toronto, but U.S. dairy tariffs pose a significant threat to jobs at local milk-product processors, according to an updated University of Toronto tariff-tracking tool. Researchers updating a map from last October tracking U.S. tariff impacts on Canadian cities, released a major refresh on Wednesday that reveals the potentially crushing impacts of Trump’s new 50-per-cent levies on a host of Canadian imports. The Trump tariffs that took effect Aug. 22, hitting dairy, alcohol
Donald Trump needs to treat Canada like Dolly Parton would, Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow says (opens the original)
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U.S. President Donald Trump should take a page from Dolly Parton and show neighbourly love for Canada â not try to destroy it, Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow told U.S. television viewers Wednesday. Chow cited the example of the universally beloved U.S. country star, who died Tuesday, while being interviewed on “CBS Morning News,” and CNN. She also urged American viewers to pressure their political representatives to end economic war with Canada and backed up Premier Doug Ford‘s threat to bring ene
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