Ontario Racing

Longtime Ontario standardbred breeder, owner and journalist Don McNiven has sat relatively quiet over the past few months as the Ontario Liberals' decision to pull the plug on the slots-at-racetracks ...

A day after announcing that he is resigning from his post in the City of Vaughan, veteran Liberal MPP Greg Sorbara has commented on the crisis the Ontario horse-racing industry is facing due to the de...

On Thursday, August 2, the Standardbred Breeders of Ontario Association announced that it fully supports the Ontario Horse Racing Industry Association plan for the future of the province's horse-racin...

A second Ontario by-election will be taking place this fall, after Liberal MPP Greg Sorbara announced Wednesday, August 1 that he is resigning from his post in the City of Vaughan.

A documentary was recently created by the County of Wellington on the potential impacts of cancelling the OLG Slots at Racetrack Programme. Thousands of jobs are at risk. Small businesses are at risk....

In a letter addressed to Standardbred Canada CEO John Gallinger on Tuesday, July 31, Ontario Progressive Conservative Leader Tim Hudak officially stated his position on the slots-at-racetracks program...

"It is a completely new model which horse racing has needed badly for a long time but especially now since the government has put us in this position. I think some people have attacked this plan witho...

While the main photo Chantal Sutherland posed for on Sunday was in the winner's circle at Woodbine, she was also able to pose for a different photo prior to Tuesday's appearance on late night TV with ...

Announcer Marty Adler has never been one to shy away from doing things slightly unconventionally. Over the past few months, Adler has targeted his unconventional attitude at the Ontario government and...

The Laborers' International Union of North America (LIUNA), Canada’s largest construction union, is urging the McGuinty government to halt wiping out tens of thousands of jobs in Ontario horse racing ...

After having seen a 13-year-old step up in an effort to help save the Ontario horse-racing industry, now another youngster, 10-year-old Brent Clemmer of Listowel, Ont., has followed suit.