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Premier Doug Ford apologized Thursday for remarks called “racist” and “offensive” by First Nations leaders. Ford said he got ...
The Ontario government’s finances are a paradox. The PC government regularly boasts about “historic” levels of spending, but ...
After meeting with 39 Anishinabek Nation chiefs, Ontario Premier Doug Ford reversed his position and pledged that no mining ...
Saugeen Ojibway Nation is taking Ontario to court, arguing decades of unpaid salt royalties and a pattern of exclusion from ...
Ontario Premier Doug Ford issued an apology for his controversial remarks after meeting with First Nations chiefs on Bill ...
Ontario Premier Doug Ford met with First Nations chiefs from across the province Thursday, to apologize for comments he made at an event in St. Catharines.
Home invader may have fired a gun at him but this resident played 'rugby' and used those talents to take one robber down ...
Despite outcry from Indigenous Nations, scientists and communities, Ontario passed Bill 5 — gutting the Endangered Species ...
Premier Doug Ford emerged from his meeting with Anishinabek Nation leaders and apologized for comments he made the day before.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's apology for controversial comments he made about First Nations has little value unless he ...
Premier throws down the gauntlet to convince communities to be development partners or choose economic stagnation ...
Doug Ford is apologizing for remarks he made earlier this week suggesting that First Nations should stop asking the government for money.