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Ministers of transport and justice made two funding announcements in Hamilton supporting the Hamilton airport and the John Howard Society of Hamilton, Burlington and Area, respectively.

An organization pushes for election reform, making problems for Liberals as they try to win their first test with voters since last year.

Despite increasingly urgent calls from doctors for a renewed mask mandate in Ontario, the province is leaving masking up to individuals at a time when, experts say, governments are wary of a backlash over public health restrictions.

In today's Morning Brief: despite increasingly urgent calls from doctors for a renewed mask mandate in Ontario, the province is leaving masking up to individuals at a time when, experts say, governments are wary of a backlash over public health restrictions.

Hamilton and Niagara area municipal election results show low voter turnout, similar to reports across Ontario. Professors at McMaster and Brock University weigh in on voter apathy and solutions.

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Ontarios big city mayors elected to a new term in office may soon have enhanced powers at their disposal to tackle tough issues like housing.

TORONTO — Ontario's big city mayors elected to a new term in office may soon have enhanced powers at their disposal to tackle tough issues like housing.

When it comes to the mayoral race, political scientist Peter Graefe says change will be felt more from the different leadership styles of current candidates rather than dramatically different policies.

An incumbent premier and his party sail through an election campaign as a fragmented opposition vies to capture the attention of voters in the absence of a central rallying issue or tide-turning missteps.