Ontario
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Ontario Roads Face Closures Amid Severe Snow Squalls, Crash
Ontario is grappling with significant travel disruptions as severe snow squalls continue to blanket midwestern regions, prompting widespread road closures and school cancellations. Separately, a tractor-trailer crash on Highway 11 near Bracebridge added to the morning’s challenges, though northbound lanes…
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Ontario Braces for Winter Chaos: Widespread School Bus Cancellations Amid Freezing Rain and Snow Warnings
Southern Ontario experienced widespread school bus cancellations on January 6, 2026, as a severe freezing rain warning transitioned into heavy snowfall, creating hazardous road conditions and disrupting daily routines for thousands of families across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area…
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Ontario’s $80 Million Lotto Max Jackpot: Record Win Shakes London
An $80-million Lotto Max ticket sold in London, Ontario marks the largest lottery jackpot in provincial history, with a single winner set to claim the prize. The record-setting win has sparked excitement across Ontario, with millions in additional prizes awarded…
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Ontario Road Closures: Latest Highways, Business Shutdowns, and Safety Alerts Amid Winter Storm
Ontario faces extensive road closures and business shutdowns as a severe winter storm sweeps through northern regions. Highways are blocked, businesses shuttered, and authorities urge caution and compliance with official safety measures.
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Ontario 17: Gold Shipments, Leadership Shifts, and Local Drama Shape the Province
Ontario’s latest headlines span the successful export of gold/silver concentrates by Silver Bullet Mines, notable executive changes at BMO Capital Markets, and a dramatic DWI arrest in Ontario County, painting a vivid picture of a province in motion.
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Reagan Ad Sparks US-Canada Trade Breakdown: What Really Happened?
A controversial Ontario ad featuring Ronald Reagan’s anti-tariff speech has triggered a sudden halt in US-Canada trade talks, exposing deep divides over economic policy, political messaging, and the legacy of free trade.
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Doug Ford Doubles Down on Speed Cameras Amid Federal Tensions
Ontario Premier Doug Ford reaffirms his support for speed cameras, spotlighting a growing rift with federal authorities over legislative powers and the use of the notwithstanding clause.
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North Dundas Declares State of Emergency as Forest Fire Rages
North Dundas township has declared a state of emergency after a massive forest fire broke out in the Alvin Runnalls Forest near Morewood, prompting a coordinated response from local and provincial agencies.