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"These costs have gone up nearly 40% since 2020..."
Rogers will start imposing a 1.6% credit card processing fee on phone and internet bills starting Jan. 17, 2027, citing surging processing fees paid to credit card companies, according to Mobile Syrup.
Ford: “No matter what happens in the midterms, no matter who sits in the White House, we’re not going back to the way things were, and we need to plan accordingly.” (6/6)
Full article: ctvnews.ca/canada/article/fe…
Ford calls it a “historic agreement.” Ontario will contribute $2.67 billion. (5/6)
PM @MarkJCarney and Premier @fordnation unveiled nearly $9 billion in supports for Ontario’s tariff-hit auto and steel sectors, CTV News reports. (1/6)👇🧵
Carney says the investments would help create 70,000 jobs linked to the Ring of Fire and protect some 220,000 in the other industries. (3/6)
U.S. Embassy accuses Canadian officials of influencing American midterm elections
READ MORE: trendingpolitics.ca/article/…
"All of our actions are in the interests of Canadian workers..."
PM @MarkJCarney rejects claims that Ottawa or Ontario is trying to influence the U.S. midterms.
"All of our actions are in the interests of Canadian workers..."
PM @MarkJCarney rejects claims that Ottawa or Ontario is trying to influence the U.S. midterms.
"I support all the actions from the federal government."
Premier @fordnation backed Ottawa's crackdown on Cleveland-Cliffs, saying Ontario will work collaboratively with the federal government to defend steelworkers.
"The government will hold companies to their responsibilities."
PM @MarkJCarney warned Cleveland-Cliffs that Ottawa will enforce its legally binding Investment Canada Act commitments over Stelco.
"Tariffs make both our industries weaker."
PM @MarkJCarney warned that U.S. tariffs are damaging the cross-border auto industry, pointing to a 10% drop in Canadian auto exports to the U.S. while offering to negotiate a fair deal.
"'Hey Eby...' I was like 'yeah, yeah I want to do more for the province.'"
@Dave_Eby breaks out his valley girl impression as he shares a moment with his constituents.
The winning bid was just $80,000 cheaper than the veterans’ non-profit that held the contract, and the firm’s American parent company has ties to ICE deportations.
Secretary of State Wayne Long claims cabinet had no say, months after Ottawa ended the group’s priority access to federal contracts.
“Why do you think that the NDP is behind in every recent public poll?”
Premier @Dave_Eby sidesteps a question on why the NDP trails in every recent public poll.
“Questions about that purchase should be directed to them.”
Premier @Dave_Eby deflects to the French school board after the province gave it $26 million for Abbotsford land assessed at $9.8 million, weeks before a $24.6 million sale.
"What if any acknowledgment is in those statements that your party is currently behind?"
Reporter presses @Dave_Eby on running out of time while trailing in the polls. Eby dismisses recent poll numbers.
Trade unions are slamming Prime Minister @MarkJCarney’s major projects bill over the power it gives Ottawa to end strikes.
Labour leaders told MPs governments should “stay the hell out of bargaining,” National Post reports. 🧵👇 (1/7)
Conservatives plan amendments to “protect the rights of workers,” Opposition Leader @PierrePoilievre says, after the party helped pass the bill through the Commons.
Carney’s government still hasn’t released a Charter statement on the bill. MPs hear from witnesses until Nov. 16 before going through it clause by clause.
— National Post (7/7)
