Ontario Premier Doug Ford has refuted U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's suggestion that Canada should become the 51st state of America. Ford, along with Canadian actor and comedian Mike Myers, emphasized Canada's self-reliance and national pride. Trump had made the claim on his social media platform, Truth Social, stating that Canadians desire to be part of the U.S. and would benefit from its tax and military protection.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says Canada will “never be the 51st state ," rebuking U.S. President-elect Donald Trump ’s latest social media post.“Canadians take care of Canadians. We don’t need to be anybody’s 51st state ,” Canadian actor and comedian Mike Myers said in a video aired during the segment.“We’ll never be the 51st state . We’re Canada . We’re proud to be Canadians. We’ll always fight for that,” Ford said.
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh says U.S. president-elect Donald Trump's looming tariff threat is part of the reason why he's not committing to voting non-confidence in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government. A Lanaudière parachutist is challenging Quebec’s workplace health and safety board after being ordered to return to work despite a severe injury that he says makes skydiving dangerous for him and his passengers.A new visitor centre has opened in downtown Ottawa to assist the millions of tourists who flock to Canada's capital every year.CTV News Ottawa was invited to tour the facility at 1095 Merivale Rd. and speak to staff and residents following issues raised by those living nearby.
The Municipality of Leamington is warning residents about a scam involving individuals falsely claiming to represent its water services department in an attempt to access people's homes.Ont. father says police failed his family after 911 calls went unanswered A day after the head of the Edmonton Police Commission quit his position after news of his plans to stay on after moving to Europe surfaced, another member of it is facing scrutiny for not living in the city.Province releases Green Line report amid growing pressure over cost estimate, design choices
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