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This race for Toronto mayor is nothing but a big joke to Ben Bankas.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has once again waded into Toronto’s mayoral race, appearing to throw his support behind crime-focused candidates while calling out local councillors hoping to get the job.

A four-piece rock band with members from Shropshire, Staffordshire, Wolverhampton and Birmingham said they are having the "most amazing time" after being invited to open this year's Eurovision Song Contest.

“Building organised resistance from the ground up, independent of any government, remains our priority. Working alongside strikers to win their demands or campaigning against the increasingly anti-democratic and repressive turn of this government is what we do. Nothing is put on hold in anticipation of a Starmer [Labour] government that will supposedly deal progressively with all these issues. ”

Brexit is over. That’s the big story of English local elections that you might, understandably, have missed amidst the Coronation and yet another long weekend. That story is bad news for Rishi Sunak and the Tories, though it may also one day pose some challenges for Sir Keir Starmer too.

Ontario judge overturns 2011 ban on Toronto transit workers’ right to strike as a violation of the charter.

Winning the byelection could earn him council’s support, as it did for previous mayors including Ford, Matlow said in a meeting with the Star editorial board.

Labour has made considerable gains on its 2019 performance including in key Leave areas.

One family’s mission to make lifelong memories, delays at the Landlord and Tenant Board and Rogers’ new lower prices.

While Doug Ford appears to embrace the bluster of partisan politics, Michael Ford casts a collaborative, and at times exceedingly earnest, figure