Sue Dewar cartoon, March 25, 2025

Ontario autoworkers express concern over U.S. President Donald Trump's 25% import tariff on vehicles not made in the U.S., leading to uncertainty and fear in the Canadian industry. Liberal Leader Mark Carney promises $2 billion in support for the domestic auto industry, as workers at GM's CAMI Assembly plant in Ingersoll face challenges such as work stoppages and financial instability. The move is seen as a threat to the integrated network of auto manufacturing between...

Tim Dolighan's cartoon from March 27, 2025 is the subject of this article, which unfortunately does not provide any specific details about the content of the cartoon. The article suggests that viewers may need to refresh their browsers to view the video, but does not offer any alternative information about the video's content. Overall, the article lacks substance and fails to provide a meaningful summary of the cartoon. Full Article

The Oilers lost 4-3 to the Stars in a game where they fought back from a 4-1 deficit, with strong play from goalie Stuart Skinner and efforts from players like Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Viktor Arvidsson. Despite their comeback attempt, Edmonton couldn't find the equalizer in the final moments, resulting in a hard-fought loss. Skinner made key saves but left the game due to injury, leading to Calvin Pickard stepping in with solid relief efforts. Full...

A male was shot and killed in Etobicoke's north end. The incident occurred, but the video detailing the event failed to load. The investigation into the shooting is ongoing. Full Article

Mark Carney, former Bank of England governor, has expressed his commitment to Canada but has faced criticism for not paying taxes in the country. Despite his support for Canada, Carney's tax status has raised concerns about his loyalty and financial obligations. The controversy surrounding Carney's tax situation has sparked debate and questions about his priorities and responsibilities as a public figure. Full Article

Toronto police are searching for Jagdish Pandher, 42, in connection with two break-and-enters at religious temples in Toronto. The incidents occurred on Birchmount Road and St. Clair Avenue East, where money was stolen from a donation box, and later on Ellesmere Road and Warden Avenue. Pandher is wanted on charges including break and enter, possession of stolen property, and breach of probation. He is described as five feet six inches with a medium build. Full...