TORONTO — Today, Mayor Jim Watson and the City of Ottawa formally notified the Government of Ontario that they were declaring a state of emergency due to flooding. The City of Ottawa is formally requesting financial assistance and additional resources on the ground to support city staff.
Statement | Office of the Premier
TORONTO — Premier Doug Ford issued the following statement following the provincial election in Prince Edward Island:
Statement | Office of the Premier
TORONTO — Today, Premier Doug Ford issued the following statement in commemoration of the first anniversary of the van attack on North York city centre in Toronto:
Statement | Office of the Premier
TORONTO — Today, Premier Doug Ford issued the following statement following the provincial election in Alberta:
Statement | Office of the Premier
MARKHAM — Ontario's government is providing real relief to job creators and making Ontario open for business with the introduction of the 2019 Budget, Protecting What Matters Most. Today, Premier Doug Ford joined Todd Smith, Minister of Economic Growth, Job Creation and Trade, at Veoneer Canada Inc. to congratulate them on forecasting the creation of 300 new jobs and to reinforce the government's commitment to help businesses invest and grow in Ontario.
News Release | Office of the Premier
TORONTO — Transit users and commuters across Ontario can look forward to transportation improvements as part of the Government of Ontario's historic new transportation vision, Premier Doug Ford announced today. Joined by Jeff Yurek, Minister of Transportation, and Monte McNaughton, Minister of Infrastructure, Ford announced a $28.5 billion expansion to Ontario's transit network. This is the most money ever invested to get shovels in the ground and get new subways built.
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TORONTO — Premier Doug Ford issued the following statement today:
Statement | Office of the Premier
TORONTO — Today, Premier Doug Ford issued the following statement following a bilateral meeting with the President of Israel, Reuven Rivlin:
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TORONTO — The Ontario government is putting people first by making life more convenient and affordable for drivers while continuing the fight against the disguised, unconstitutional federal carbon tax. Today marks the end of the outdated, ineffective Drive Clean program as well as the first day that the federal government's carbon tax comes into effect.
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CAMBRIDGE — Today, Premier Doug Ford, Todd Smith, Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade, Belinda Karahalios, MPP for Cambridge, Amy Fee, MPP for Kitchener South—Hespeler, and Mike Harris Jr., MPP for Kitchener—Conestoga, joined workers at Toyota's Cambridge assembly plant to celebrate and announce the production launch of the RAV4 compact utility vehicle.
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TORONTO — Today, Premier Doug Ford issued the following statement about the layoffs at Fiat Chrysler in Windsor:
Statement | Office of the Premier
TORONTO — Today, Premier Doug Ford and John Tory, Mayor of Toronto, had a regular meeting where several important items were discussed. Premier Ford issued the following statement about the meeting:
Statement | Office of the Premier
OTTAWA — Ontario's government is working for the people to make commutes shorter, relieve congestion and build better transit faster. Today, Premier Doug Ford and Jeff Yurek, Minister of Transportation, announced that the Ontario government will provide the City of Ottawa with a maximum of $1.208 billion to build the Ottawa Stage 2 Light Rail Transit (LRT) project.
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WOODSTOCK — Ontario's government is standing up for farmers and fighting the imposition of a job-killing federal carbon tax on the agricultural sector, which would increase the cost of food on tables across Ontario.
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CAMBRIDGE — Ontario's government will stand up for the people of Ontario by fighting the carbon tax with every tool and power at its disposal, Premier Doug Ford and Rod Phillips, Minister of the Environment, Conservation and Parks, announced today.
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