Doug Ford
Lisa MacLeod announces ‘enhancements’ to Ontario’s controversial autism program
Kids currently receiving government-funded therapy will have their contracts extended by six months, MacLeod said. Continue reading
Transit advocates protest TTC upload ahead of executive committee meeting
The province and City of Toronto signed a terms of reference document last month which narrows down options for debate. Continue reading
Doug Ford didn’t break rules hiring Ron Taverner, integrity commissioner says
By Travis Dhanraj Queen’s Park Bureau Chief
The integrity commissioner interviewed over 20 witnesses in his investigation, including former Deputy OPP Commissioner Brad Blair, Continue reading
Students walk out of classes across Ontario to protest OSAP changes
Walkouts began at noon on at least 17 different campuses across the province. Continue reading
London college, university students to take part in walk-out over tuition changes
Students from Western University and Fanshawe College plan to walk-out of class Wednesday to protest planned changes to tuition in Ontario. Continue reading
Bill Kelly: Ford government is on a collision course with Ontario’s teachers
Budget cuts that will increase class sizes in Ontario schools may be a bridge too far for teachers and administrators alike, Bill Kelly says. Continue reading
Should Quebec ban cellphones in classrooms like Ontario just did?
By Dan Spector Photojournalist
Ontario just banned cell phones in classrooms, should Quebec follow suit? Continue reading
Randy Hillier speaks out, alleging ‘outrageous demands,’ ‘violation of the law’ against Ford government
By Travis Dhanraj Queen’s Park Bureau Chief
In Monday’s statement, Hillier alleges tensions were rising in the PC caucus well before the Feb. 20 incident that got him suspended. Continue reading
Randy Hillier permanently kicked out of Ontario PC caucus
Doug Ford has decided to officially expel Randy Hillier from the Ontario PC Caucus. Continue reading
‘We cannot just stop going to the mosque’: Toronto Muslim community resilient after attack in New Zealand
Abdinasir Mohammed said he feels safe attending prayer in Toronto and will continue to do so without reservation. Continue reading