Ford was asked repeatedly if the threat of tariffs from President-elect Donald Trump and Justin Trudeau's resignation would push him to rule out an early election in 2025.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is pointing to the uncertainty in Ottawa and the rising economic threat from Washington. He is now calling for an in-person first ministers’ meeting to be held next week.

The Ontario premier is refusing to rule out a snap election despite the uncertainty caused by the resignation of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Now that the uncertainty about Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s future is over, let’s look at the collateral damage caused by ...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says that the federal government needs to stay focused on incoming U.S. President Donald Trump’s ...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has snapped back at Donald Trump’s frequent taunts about treating Canada as a U.S. state with a ...

Many thought the premier would call an election early this year. Then came reports that Justin Trudeau is stepping down .

Ford has proposed buying Alaska as a counterproposal to Donald Trump’s frequent reference of Canada as America’s 51st state.

The policy is expected to cost the government roughly $3 billion and will see money sent to around 12.5 million adults and 2.5 million children.

Delaying the election until next year is a negative for Ford in a number of areas. For the PCs, it would have been desirable ...

Speaking to reporters on Monday afternoon, Ontario Premier Doug Ford says Justin Trudeau’s number one focus before his resignation should be to create a plan to avoid Donald Trump’s tariff threat.

CBC Radio's Metro Morning convened a panel of political strategists to debate how political chaos on Parliament Hill could influence Premier Doug Ford's thinking about a possibly early election in ...