On the day that Doug Ford was sworn in as Ontario’s 26th premier in June 2018, the average price for a litre of gasoline ...

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Marie, which is far from the only city in Ontario that’s exposed to global markets and tariffs levied by U.S. president ...

“The Leader will cease publishing in February 2026,” read the bold headline across the top of the February 26, 2025, issue.

As global trade shifts, long-running calls for tax reform are intensifying. But what would real reform actually look like?

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