The Buffalo Chronicle
Toronto
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Chow’s second term opens with a $1.1-billion hole and a cooling housing market
Olivia Chow won re-election with 54 per cent and a friendlier council. Now she has to close a projected $1.1-billion gap as the land transfer tax softens and her deal with Queen’s…
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Chow and Bradford enter final weekend with Toronto polls split
One poll has Olivia Chow up 11 points, while others show Brad Bradford narrowly ahead. In the final debate, Chow said the city is making progress and Bradford said results are ‘not…
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Waymo brings robotaxi testing to Toronto, setting up a winter test Buffalo will watch
Waymo says its self-driving cars will begin mapping Toronto streets within days, with driverless rides targeted for 2028. A Queen’s University expert warns that snow can blind the sensors.
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RCMP source says ‘security risk’ against Trudeau was contrived by PMO staffers
A retired officer of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, who remains in frequent communication with senior figures inside the federal agency, is telling The Chronicle that the widely publicized ‘security threat’ against Prime Minister…
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Wynne sued over Hydro One sale
By Shawn Jeffords, Wynne sued over Hydro One sale TORONTO – Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne and two of her senior ministers are alleged to have committed “misfeasance in public office” when they sold off…
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Freeland: “Canada should seize opportunity to attract foreign investment”
Trade Minister Chrystia Freeland called Monday for the country to seek greater integration as the United States prepares for isolationist policy via Canada should seize opportunity to attract foreign investment: Freeland — The…
