The Ontario budget shortfall left from the cancellation of cap and trade proves the Wynne  Liberals were using the money to pad their own coffers. Continue reading →

The Financial Accountability Office says in a report released today that the loss of revenue is greater than the savings achieved by cutting spending associated with the program, and will worsen Ontario’s budget position. Continue reading →

Caroline Mulroney says ads will begin running next week and will emphasize the rules around pot use and measures to protect children. Continue reading →

The interim curriculum, which replaces a modernized version drafted by the previous Liberal government in 2015, discriminates based on sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression, the commission said. Continue reading →

Ford’s Progressive Conservatives said last week that they would halt a planned increase to minimum wage set to kick in next year and said the rest of the legislation, known as Bill 148, was being reviewed. Continue reading →

Critics say Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservative government is failing to tackle the issue of drug-dealing pharmacists. Continue reading →

Economic Development Minister Jim Wilson says the numbers for August, which saw Ontario shed 80,100 jobs, are a reminder of the previous government’s waste and scandals. Continue reading →

In a joint letter, the mayors of Hamilton, Thunder Bay, Brantford and Kawartha Lakes, ask federal Social Development Minister Jean-Yves Duclos to assume oversight of the program, which the province said it is ending earlier than planned. Continue reading →

Premier Doug Ford, who promised during the spring election campaign to create a regional transportation system, has said uploading Toronto’s subway system to the province would benefit the city. Continue reading →

The Education Quality and Accountability Office published the results from its 2017-2018 assessments on Wednesday. Continue reading →