Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he wishes Andrew Scheer all the best after the federal Conservative leader announced he is resigning. Continue reading →

The unions, representing teachers in public elementary, public high school, Catholic and French boards, say they are each filing a separate constitutional challenge. Continue reading →

This is the second time in two weeks that Ontario high school teachers have walked off the job. This time, only nine school boards an involved. Continue reading →

Training, Colleges and Universities Minister Ross Romano says the government wants to make education affordable for all students. Continue reading →

The provincial government announced on Friday that one of its new health care teams will be established to serve Cambridge and North Dumfries. Continue reading →

The OSSTF has announced a second strike which is not expected to target schools in Waterloo region. Continue reading →

The teachers plan to walk off the job on Wednesday in a bid to turn up the pressure during tense labour negotiations with the government. Continue reading →

In Ontario, we’ve seen job action by teachers play out before and it usually doesn’t end well, Bill Kelly says. Continue reading →

Their meeting comes just days ahead of a meeting of all premiers in Toronto on Monday. Continue reading →

Doug McNeil, a former Manitoba deputy minister who also held senior positions at the Manitoba Floodway Authority, was appointed after several areas of Ontario experienced high water this spring. Continue reading →