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Olivia Chow has been re-elected mayor of Toronto, riding a hopeful message about the state of the city to a resounding win, and a second term under which she can feel emboldened to pursue her agenda. The veteran progressive fended off a...
Rookie councillor Alvin Tedjo has been elected mayor of Mississauga, a stunning against-the-odds victory over a pair of political heavyweights. Tedjo, 43, began his campaign trailing in fourth place in the polls, well behind incumbent mayor...
Frances Nunziata has run her last campaign — and lost. The longtime councillor was defeated handily by Chiara Padovani, a local tenant advocate, who delivered Nunziata's worst election result in decades. This is the third time the pair...
OTTAWA Faced with growing concern over a lack of Indigenous consultation for his major projects agenda, Prime Minister Mark Carney championed his devotion to “true economic reconciliation” on Monday — committing more than $3.5 billion...
Nearly two years after promising to fix Ontario's primary care system, the Ford government says more than half a million people have been connected to a family doctor or primary care team. Health officials on Monday said this puts the...
