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Author: Simon Houpt
Publication Date: September 1, 2026 - 20:54
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Ontario fines SeatGeek $25,000 under new anti-scalping law
September 1, 2026
Ontario has hit the popular ticket reseller SeatGeek with $25,000 in fines, believed to be the first penalty applied under its new anti-scalping law.
Three Ontario byelections delivered status quo results on Thursday night, with the Progressive Conservatives holding two ridings and the NDP retaining the third. The victories in York-Simcoe and Hamilton East-Stoney Creek were a bounce-back of sorts for Premier Doug Ford, who suffered a string of dismal poll results in the spring after the ill-fated purchase of a private jet for his travels and an MPP expense scandal. Ford’s popularity has jumped recently after he took a leading role in a very public fight with U.S. President Donald Trump over tariffs and trade. Jeff Beattie, a...
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