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Progressive Conservative Leader and Premier Doug Ford is facing internal strife after a member of his own party shot down an attempt to reverse a ban on keffiyehs at Queen’s Park. Ford had said he was opposed to the ban. Global News’ Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello reports.

Queen’s Park is back in session. Queen’s Park Bureau Chief, Colin D’Mello, joins Candace Daniel with what’s in store.

A potential ceasefire deal in Gaza – why some are downplaying the chances. The keffiyeh ban controversy takes centre stage again at Queen’s Park – we’ll show you why.

Ontario PC’s won two provincial byelections Thursday night. Our Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello joins Candace Daniel to breakdown what this means for the political parties.

Ontario PC’s won two provincial byelections Thursday night. Our Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello joins Candace Daniel to breakdown what this means for the political parties.

Game 3: Leafs Vs. Bruins – the challenges facing the Buds back here on home ice. Important travel advice you need to know before booking your next trip. And, Queen’s Park raising the speed limit on parts of some provincial highways.

The Keffiyeh controversy returns to Queen’s Park – why another vote to overturn the ban has failed. Toronto’s Chief of Police walking back controversial comments in the wake of the Umar Zameer verdict – we’ll explain. And, why a Hamilton man was forced to pay thousands to get his own car back.

The Trudeau government unveiling its latest budget this week – how this financial blueprint will impact you. Queen’s Park making a major transit announcement and then quickly reversing part of that plan – we’ll explain why. And, and a year to the day after Canada’s largest gold heist – police announce they have cracked the...

The Speaker of Ontario’s legislature is allowing politicians, staff and visitors to enter the building while wearing a keffiyeh, loosening what had amounted to a ban on the scarf, while maintaining a prohibition inside the legislative chamber. Global News’ Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello reports.

A Toronto police officer stabbed and a suspect shot – we have the very latest. A man falls ill while away on vacation but can’t get a hospital bed back here in Ontario – we’ll explain why. And, a new twist in the housing funding fight between Ottawa and Queen’s Park.

City of Toronto is looking to rename an island, but this is different from Yonge-Dundas Square controversy – we’ll explain why. Queen’s Park is pushing to speed up home construction – we’ll show you how. And, the Bank of Canada holds steady on its key interest rate – but is also sending a signal to...

Delays in the court system are sparking renewed calls for more funding and resources. On Thursday morning, advocates spoke out at Queen’s Park, calling for reforms to the justice system. Shallima Maharaj reports.

Ontario Budget 2024 – how Queen’s Park is spending your hard earned tax dollars. The latest on the investigation into the Baltimore bridge collapse. And, how ‘Purple Day’ is helping to fight the stigma surrounding epilepsy.

Queen’s Park doubling down on efforts to increase home building across the province. Metrolinx taking measures to protect passengers from e-bike battery hazards – we’ll explain. And, meet the man with a plan for the perfect view of the upcoming solar eclipse.

A family found dead after a house fire has been identified what we’re learning about them. A young person has been injured in a drive-by shooting in North York. And, behind the scenes of the renovation plans for Queen’s Park.

A new poll shows Premier Doug Ford’s decision to count long-term care beds as homes isn’t sitting well with Ontarians, a majority of whom disagree with the accounting. Global’s Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello reports.

The Ontario legislature is showing signs of its age, with peeling paint and water that isn’t safe to drink. As Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello explains, officials are hoping it won’t have to move too far when it closes in 2026.

Retroactive salary payments to education and health-care workers led to billions of dollars in overspending at Queen’s Park, according to the province’s financial watchdog, as the Ford government grapples with the price tag of its failed Bill 124. Colin D’Mello has the story.

GTA protests trigger police investigation in Toronto and York Region. Victim impact statements against the man who murdered two Toronto woman more than 40 years ago. And, moving trucks from highway 401 onto the 407 – the new opposition idea tonight coming out of Queen’s Park.

Queen’s Park is back from its winter break – we’re looking at the Ford government’s new plans. A record gun bust by the OPP and American Police – the deadly weapons taken off our streets. And, what a million bucks will buy in the Canadian real estate market.