There’s one constant that has remained in Ontario education, Scott Thompson writes: the ongoing fight between teachers’ unions and the government of the day. Continue reading
The deal with First Nations was meant to address building road access to the Ring of Fire region in Ontario. Continue reading
The 54-year-old died last Wednesday in what his family is calling a “tragic fire accident” at his home in North Toronto. Continue reading
To think the reaction to Ford’s tough decisions as premier can be captured by a crowd at a sporting event can be misguided, Scott Thompson says. Continue reading
“He needs to be seen as a standalone leader, not the little brother to better-known premiers,” one strategist said of the risk Andrew Scheer may run by taking help from Doug Ford. Continue reading
If Ontario voters wanted the status quo, they wouldn’t have relegated the Liberals to third place. So how is it that everyone suddenly hates Doug Ford? asks Scott Thompson Continue reading
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