Ford vowed to fight Ottawa’s carbon pricing plan and eliminate Ontario’s cap-and-trade system during the spring election campaign. Continue reading →

Lisa MacLeod, Minister of Children, Community and Social Services, says the previous Liberal government left behind a patchwork system that the Progressive Conservatives will replace. Continue reading →

Premier Doug Ford announced the plan to reduce the number of council seats to 25 from 47 last Friday, to the surprise of Toronto’s mayor and city council, many of whom have opposed it. Continue reading →

Ontario cabinet minister Lisa MacLeod warned Ottawa earlier this week while appearing before a House of Commons immigration committee that the request would be made. Continue reading →

Scrapping cap and trade was one of Premier Doug Ford’s key promises during the province’s spring election campaign and one of the priorities he vowed to address in this month’s rare summer sitting of the legislature. Continue reading →

The Financial Accountability Office says government efforts to drive down costs will be complicated by recently signed labour agreements that provide workers with wage increases averaging 1.9 per cent over the next few years. Continue reading →

Bill Kelly says you have to wonder why Doug Ford would spend about a million dollars to tell us something we already know. Continue reading →

Ford says the consultation efforts will mean visiting all 124 electoral ridings across Ontario to compile parental feedback. Continue reading →

The omnibus bill would also enact back-to-work legislation to end the York University strike and cancel the White Pines wind project in Eastern Ontario. Continue reading →