With the political theatre at Queen’s park surrounding accusations of homophobia and the questioning of evolution, it’s easy to lose sight of what exactly is in Ontario’s new sex education curriculum.

The province budgeted $1 billion of installing the meters, the true cost is already $1.9 billion and still climbing.

With Kathleen Wynne's cabinet named, all eyes at Queen's Park turn to the election of the Speaker of the House, a plum position with extra salary and perks.

What military minds have accepted as truth is also a true of Ontario's general election: the only way for Kathleen Wynne, Tim Hudak or Andrea Horwath to win is to get dirty on the front line.

Obtained exclusively by Global News, a new advertisement by the Working Families Coalition paints PC Leader Tim Hudak as untrustworthy and “misleading voters again.”

Regardless of what you think of the Progressive Conservative platform, you certainly can’t accuse Tim Hudak of having a hidden agenda.

Bigger class sizes. No more 30% tuition grant for post secondary students. Forget government cash to improve seniors homes.

Hudak says his plan will cut 100,000 public sector jobs but lowering corporate taxes, ending green energy subsidies and changes to the apprenticeship program will create far more jobs in return.

Premier Kathleen Wynne seems committed to testing her mettle as the Great Persuader.

PC leader Tim Hudak hopes there will be a spring election, he told Global News in an interview Tuesday.