TORONTO — Ontario Premier Doug Ford says no one is more “ticked off” about $200,000 in costs to taxpayers for a private jet purchase, but he is not committing to personally repaying it, as the NDP has urged.

The government bought a used 2016 Bombardier Challenger 650 jet for the premier’s use earlier this year, but after it came to light and sparked public outcry, Ford pledged to sell it.

He said the province sold the jet to

After keeping Torontonians in suspense for months, Olivia Chow announced on Monday that she will run for a second term as Toronto’s mayor.

A source in Chow’s office told CityNews she signed the papers early this morning.

With municipal elections set for October, speculation has been rife since the beginning of 2026, while Chow has steadfastly evaded questions about another run. Inquiries about throwing her hat in the ring were most often met with responses that October is a long way off and there’s much

An Ebola outbreak spreading rapidly through the Democratic Republic of the Congo in central Africa poses a “very high” risk to the country, according to World Health Organization officials — with both cases and deaths in the hundreds. As officials try to contain the disease, their job has been made harder by deep cuts to international aid across the globe– and especially from the United States.

Host Maria Kestane is speaking with Sana Bég, executive director of Doctors Without Borders Canada, on the outbreak, what can be done

Caroline Mulroney is resigning from Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s cabinet and her seat in the legislature.

In a post on X on Monday, Mulroney said she informed Ford of her decision on Sunday and that her resignation will take effect on June 5.

“Serving as your Member of Provincial Parliament for York-Simcoe and as a member of the Ontario government for the past eight years has been one of the greatest privileges of my life. It is not a decision I have made lightly,” she states in a letter