The Buffalo Chronicle
Ontario
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Haldimand Tract trial resumes Monday after a Six Nations witness described language loss and displacement
The Six Nations land-rights trial returns Nov. 9 with Professor Alan Taylor scheduled to testify. Turtle Island News has published the first account of Joseph Martin’s testimony, and community viewing access ends…
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Haldimand Tract trial breaks until Nov. 9 as the court weighs Six Nations oral history
The Six Nations land-rights trial adjourned Oct. 28 and resumes Nov. 9 in Ontario Superior Court. Here is where the case stands.
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Ontario projects a $16.9 billion deficit and delays balance to 2029-30
Ontario’s fall economic statement pushes the balanced-budget target back as tariffs weigh on the economy.
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Lori Lococo unseats Jim Diodati to become Niagara Falls’ first woman mayor
Two-term councillor Lori Lococo ended Jim Diodati’s 16-year run as mayor of Niagara Falls, Ont., promising to tackle spending, as upsets swept several Niagara towns.
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Ottawa and Ontario pay Windsor, Essex County and Sudbury to slash development charges as Niagara waits
Canada and Ontario committed up to $235.5 million to Windsor, Tecumseh, Essex County and Greater Sudbury in exchange for cutting or eliminating development charges on new homes. Niagara Region’s applications are still…
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Analysis: Canada tells the Haldimand court it didn’t inherit the Crown’s debts to Six Nations. In the 1920s, it paid toward one anyway
Three weeks into the Six Nations of the Grand River trial, Canada and Ontario say today’s governments aren’t answerable for what the Crown did with the Haldimand Tract. Canada’s own court filings…
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Carney and Ford put $8.7 billion behind Ontario steel and autos as the U.S. Embassy accuses Canadians of meddling in the midterms
Ottawa and Ontario unveiled an $8.7 billion plan to tariff-proof steel mills, auto plants and northern mines, and froze vehicle emissions rules. Hours later, the U.S. Embassy published a list accusing Canadian…
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Ontario will buy 600 megawatts of New York power this winter, weeks after Ford threatened to cut the U.S. off
Ontario’s grid operator has contracted 600 MW from New York’s Alpha Generation starting Nov. 1, two months after Premier Doug Ford said cutting power exports to the U.S. was “on the table.”
