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Six in ten Ontarians are blaming the Ford government for the ongoing labour disruption involving tens of thousands of education workers that has forced schools to close for in-person learning, a new poll has found.

As rallies continued across Ontario in support of education workers, new polling data shows more than half of respondents blame the Ontario government for Fridays strike by the Canadian Union of Public Employees.

Dinner featured panel discussion with female cabinet minister, gender-transitioned banker and voice of Canada's music industry.

If an election were held today, 34% would vote for the Conservative Party, 31% for the Liberal Party, 18% for the NDP and 6% for the BQ. The Conservatives are ahead in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. The Conservatives also have a small 3-point advantage in Ontario. In Quebec,

New survey reveals surprising dearth of group benefits

What has shaped up to be the closest Ottawa mayoral race in 16 years has drawn an intriguing cast of behind-the-scenes players, from the candidates' closest confidantes to big-name federal and provincial players, from well-known figures in city politics to newcomers.

Eric Gagnon of Imperial Tobacco Canada says the BC government has increased tobacco taxation by 44% and he wants them to stop raising excise taxes.

Pervasive disinformation around Canada’s voluntary fertilizer reduction plan makes it hard to have a rational discussion on this critical topic, Green and NDP MPs say.

Most Canadian students are still feeling the negative mental health effects of dealing with the pandemic, according to ...

A Canadian pro-family advocate believes Justin Trudeaus recent behavior in London could further erode support for his party back home.