It’s a common fall ritual in Ontario: the kids go back to school and the teacher unions threaten to strike, Scott Thompson says. Continue reading →

The gradual disappearance of women from the ranks of Canada’s premiers raises questions about society’s willingness to embrace true equality, former female leaders and political pundits said Wednesday. Continue reading →

The Ford government’s first budget has put a halt on plans for high-speed rail in southwestern Ontario. Continue reading →

Del Duca says as party leader he would ensure that at least 30 candidates are under the age of 30 and commit to having at least half of the slate of 124 be women. Continue reading →

The Progressive Conservative government also says it will consult with drivers, insurance companies and other stakeholders until Feb. 15 to find ways to lower rates. Continue reading →

Having their record keep coming back to haunt them may keep the Ontario Liberals in third place for a while, Scott Thompson says. Continue reading →

Wynne’s comments come as she testifies at a committee tasked with probing her government’s accounting practices. Continue reading →

Toronto’s waterfront is set to undergo a nearly $1.2-billion flood protection project that will lead to a makeover of the area. Continue reading →

The Progressive Conservatives say they’re expanding the scope of their studies to determine if other options, such as increased Via Rail service, more bus capacity or improved highway infrastructure, would work better. Continue reading →