Ontario

• ‘Unjustified’: Contractor taking Ontario to court after being fired from school project

  Van Horne Construction sues Ontario after its Parry Sound JK–12 school contract was terminated, citing unfair treatment and board governance failures.

  Canada

  Jan 22
  
• Here are the new laws and rules for Ontario starting in the new year

  From increased impaired driving fines to more Vitamin D in your dairy, here's a look at some of the most significant changes taking effect in 2026.

  Canada

  Dec 30, 2025
  
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• Ontario economic development minister focusing on defence investments in 2026

  Ontario is eyeing the defence sector to stabilize its economy as global trade tensions with the U.S. continue, Economic Development Minister Vic Fedeli says.

  Canada

  Dec 24, 2025
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• Pilot dead after two small planes collide in Ontario: OPP

  One pilot is dead after two small planes collided near Martintown, Ont., OPP say. One aircraft landed safely and the Transportation Safety Board is investigating.

  Canada

  Nov 15, 2025
• Quebec doctors consider moving to Ontario due to introduction of Bill 2

  Since Quebec passed its new pay reform bill just over two weeks ago, 285 doctors have applied for a licence to gain the ability to work in Ontario.

  Health

  Nov 12, 2025
• Ontario still short of long-term care bed goal, data in fiscal update show

  Ontario has built 6,700 new long-term care beds with 18,000 more underway, still short of its 58,000-bed goal by 2028; but officials say new funding will help meet the target.

  Health

  Nov 6, 2025
• $510M in lawyers’ fees in treaty case unreasonable, judge says

  The Ontario judge ruled the $510 million in lawyer fees for the treaty case was unreasonable and ordered it scaled back to $23 million.

  Canada

  Oct 29, 2025
• Ontario’s fall fiscal update set for Nov. 6 as tariff impacts continue

  Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy says the fiscal update will be a plan to make the province's economy competitive and protect jobs.

  Politics

  Oct 21, 2025
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• Ontario advocates ask for child care certainty as federal deal nears expiration

  Ontario child-care advocates are urging the province to provide certainty as its deal with the federal government for $10-a-day-child care is set to expire in five months.

  Canada

  Oct 21, 2025
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• Some Ontario grocers to end alcohol sales over empty collection requirement

  A number of independent grocers are threatening to stop alcohol sales ahead of the January 1 deadline that will require them to take back empties.

  Consumer

  Sep 23, 2025