Ford is recalling 1.4 million vehicles for faulty rearview cameras that may show distorted or blank images, increasing the ...

Ford’s long year of recalls continues with the latest out for 292,000 F-Series Super Duty trucks affected by faulty backup ...

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Brampton city council voted Wednesday to continue its speed camera program, less than a week after Premier Doug Ford said his government planned to ban speed cameras in Ontario. Ford has said speed ...

1:06 ‘No wonder they don’t like speed cameras’: Toronto’s mayor on Ford cabinet vehicles caught speeding As she looks to save her city’s automated speed enforcement program, Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow ...

On May 1 last year, a vehicle registered to one of Doug Ford’s cabinet ministers blew past an automated speed camera, going 70 km/h in a 40 zone and netting a $450 fine. Less than three weeks later, ...

London city council is reiterating its strong support for municipal speed cameras, pushing back against comments Premier Doug Ford has made about the provincial program he has pledged to scrap. During ...

Ontario's school boards are jointly urging the provincial government not to proceed with Premier Doug Ford's plan to get rid of speed cameras. A statement Monday from the province's four publicly ...

If you outlaw our speed cameras, Doug Ford, give us back the money we spent on them, York Region says. “It’s going to be in the tens of millions, probably,” Markham Mayor Frank Scarpitti said in an ...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has denied a request from more than 20 mayors across the province to tweak instead of scrap the speed camera program, vowing to eliminate speeding through other measures. The ...

Twenty mayors, a deputy mayor and a county warden from municipalities across Ontario are urging Premier Doug Ford and the transportation minister, in a signed letter, to compromise on automated speed ...