Ottawa Now - Ontario's Premier issues open letter to Ontario Mayors as the war on speed cameras continues
October 7, 2025
Ontario Premier Doug Ford spoke with reporters earlier today following the release of his open letter to Ontario Mayors. He is calling for speed cameras to be tweaked so that they only ticket those who ‘egregiously’ speed. Furthermore, he only wants speed cameras to be operational during school hours, arguing that municipalities aren’t prioritizing a safety-first approach. Beacon Hill-Cyrville councillor Tim Tierney says, no matter what path is chosen between Queen’s Park and Ontario’s municipalities, speed cameras in school zones need to remain present. He joins Kristy Cameron on today’s Ottawa Now.
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The decision of the Ford government to run an anti-tariff advertisement using the voice of former President Ronald Reagan has led to an abrupt halt to trade negotiations between Canada and the United States.
The ad, which was
shared on social media
by the Ontario premier on Oct. 16,...
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Broadcaster Dennis Trudeau was brought up a unilingual English-speaker in Ottawa, despite his French name, but as an adult he became an ardent francophile, immersing himself in Quebec life and culture. Mr. Trudeau, who died on Oct. 6 at the age of 77, was a long-time CBC journalist, working on local and national radio and finishing his career as host of CBC Newswatch, the broadcaster’s nightly television newscast in Montreal.Dennis Joseph Trudeau was born in Ottawa on Jan. 22, 1948. His mother, the former Margaret Dennis, was a teacher in the English Catholic school system, and a staunch...
October 24, 2025 - 11:22 | Fred Langan | The Globe and Mail
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