Hamilton will be getting nearly 450 new long-term care beds, with roughly one-third of those beds located at a brand-new long-term care facility on the mountain. Continue reading →

Ontario’s minister of long-term care announced to a room full of residents of Picton’s H.J. McFarland Home that the home would receive 76 new long-term care beds. Continue reading →

Representing Ottawa at the meeting on Friday morning were Mayor Jim Watson, West Carleton-March Coun. Eli El-Chantiry, and Pierre Poirier, head of emergency management at the city. Continue reading →

Only a small proportion of funding has been linked to institutional performance in recent years – 1.4 per cent for universities and 1.2 per cent for colleges – but that will go up to 60 per cent in the next five years. Continue reading →

A local biopharmaceutical company that got its start at McMaster University has received $105 million in funding for cancer therapy research. Continue reading →

Under a new framework, tuition would decrease by 10 per cent for the 2019-2020 year, then be frozen for the following year. Continue reading →

Ontario will not reverse the cancellation of a proposed French-language university despite a federal commitment to extend funding for a team working on the project, the provincial government said Monday. Continue reading →

The Doug Ford government has announced it will cancel more than $300 million in funding for planned university and college campus expansions in Brampton, Milton and Markham, citing a large multi-billion-dollar provincial budget deficit. Continue reading →