Ontario Investigations

• Updated: Here’s the sex offender map Ontario didn’t want you to see

  The province, which gave us the database at the Supreme Court's behest, claims it can't say how much the six-year legal battle cost taxpayers.

  Canada

  May 14, 2014
  
• Exclusive: Newer cars almost never fail Drive Clean. Why keep testing them?

  Newer-model cars almost never fail Ontario's DriveClean emissions test - many popular models have pass rates over 99 percent.

  Data Desk

  Mar 4, 2014
  
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• RRSPs mapped – are Toronto’s future retirees skimping on saving?

  Increasingly, Torontonians are opting out of RRSPs - especially those in the city's inner suburbs. So what happens when they want to retire?

  Investigations

  Feb 27, 2014
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• Inmates ‘stuffed here, there and everywhere’ after Don Jail closure

  The facility meant to replace the now-closed Don Jail it hasn't opened, disrupting Ontario's jail system as inmates are driven around to find scarce cells.

  Crime

  Jan 22, 2014
• Ontario byelection donations show strong Liberal fundraising machine

  The five Ontario by-elections held in early August were bruising for the governing Liberals – three out of the five Liberal-held seats fell to the Conservatives and NDP.

  Data Desk

  Sep 16, 2013
• Childbirth economics: What older moms and teenage pregnancy say about opportunity in Ontario

  Ontario data shows that teen pregnancy has fallen for years, as the age of women giving birth increases.

  Data Desk

  Feb 20, 2013
• Increasingly, Ontario graduates shun teacher’s college

  The number of applicants to Ontario teacher's colleges has dropped in half since 2007, hitting its lowest point in sixteen years. The reason - woefully bad job prospects for teaching graduates.

  Data Desk

  Feb 13, 2013
• Toronto dog bites fell after pit bull ban

  The number of dog bites reported in Toronto has fallen since a ban on pit bulls took effect in 2005, public health statistics show.

  Nov 14, 2011