Neebing backs Halton Hills Canada sovereignty resolution
Neebing councillors endorsed a Halton Hills resolution urging Canada to remain sovereign while maintaining friendly ties with the United States. The move, backed unanimously, calls for Ottawa to reject any attempts to undermine Canadian sovereignty and to send the resolution to Donald Trump.
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Lors
Halton Hills
Toronto
Canada
U.S
Ann Lawlor
Trump
Neebing Council
Erika Kromm
Lawlor
Wright
Indigenous business group warns tariffs threaten growth
The Anishnawbe Business Professional Association says proposed U S tariffs on Canadian exports endanger Indigenous firms in oil and gas, forestry, mining, and electricity. ABPA urges governments to include Indigenous leaders in talks and pursue trade diversification, infrastructure, and funding for development programs to bolster resilience and reduce reliance on the U S market.
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Anishnawbe Business Professional Association
ABPA
U.S
Jason Rasevych
Ginoogaming First Nation
Canada
Rasevych
Chronicle-Journal
Rosevych
Snowmobile Safety Week Highlighted By OPP Warnings and OFSC Trails
Ontario police warned riders not to push speeds or drive impaired as Snowmobile Safety Week opens. OPP data show nearly 150 sled deaths in a decade due to risky driving and icy waterways. OFSC trails are ready with a 50 km h limit and fines for altered exhausts, while NWOSTA reports most trails groomed and multi day passes popular.
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Ontario
OPP
Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs
OFSC
Audrey Robb
North Western Snowmobile Trails Association
Nwosta
Robb
Dryden
Nwostar
Ignace
Sioux Lookout
Federation
Ofsc.on
Ontario leaders unveil plans to connect residents with family doctors
Ontario election contenders outline primary care plans aiming to add doctors and teams across the province. NDP seeks 3,500 new doctors over four years with a northern command centre, costing about $4 billion. Conservatives promise two million patients connected by 2029 under a team-based system. Liberal pledge to hire 3,100 doctors at $3.1 billion. Green Party has not released health plans.
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Ontario
NDP
Mari Stiles
Stiles
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Doug Ford
Canadian Institute For Health Information
Ford
Jane Philpott
Toronto
East End
Bonnie Crombie
Thunder Bay
Liberals
Green Party
Former NAPS chief sues police over dismissal
Former Nishnawbe Aski Police Service chief Roland Morrison sues the NAPS and NAPSB for 2.5 million citing wrongful dismissal and discrimination. He seeks 1.8 million salary through March 2029 plus 700,000 in damages including moral and punitive damages. The suit notes two investigations and alleges termination for discriminatory reasons and to hinder Indigenous reforms. NAPSB defends the termination and will file a defense. no allegations proven in court.
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Nishnawbe Aski Police Service
Roland Morrison
NAPS
Nishnawbe Aski Police Service Board
NAPSB
Morrison
Chief Morrison
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Ontario Medical Association
Ontario College of Family Physicians
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