Incoming premier Doug Ford has vowed to immediately dismantle cap and trade, but has offered few details on how the system will be wound down. Continue reading →

Ontario’s doctors have been without a physician services agreement for four years. Continue reading →

Other green initiatives expected to soon wind down as a result of axing cap and trade include retrofits to social housing, energy-efficient upgrades for schools and hospitals, and cycling and transit infrastructure, experts say. Continue reading →

“Hydro One CEO salary for 2017 is $6.2 million. Kathleen Wynne & Nadia Guerrera think YOU should PAY his salary with your hydro bill,” the red magnets state. Continue reading →

The Liberals released the audio of Ford from a campaign event in Dryden, Ont., in April, with Liberal campaign co-chair Deb Matthews calling his comments dangerous. Continue reading →

Matt Gurney hosts a talk from supporters of all three parties as they discuss the fortunes and falls of the Progressive Conservatives, Liberals and NDP from the last 10 days. Continue reading →

Ford has criticized the Liberal government’s Fair Hydro Plan, which borrows billions to reduce rates by 25 per cent, and has vowed to review it. Continue reading →

Ontario’s Progressive Conservatives are accusing the governing Liberals of spending public funds on campaign-style events ahead of the spring election Continue reading →

The ad, which will air online, on television and radio starting Monday, says the Progressive Conservative leader would lower corporate taxes while rolling back minimum wage and cutting 40,000 public sector jobs. Continue reading →

A phone survey conducted by Ekos Research Associates found just over 50 per cent of men said they would vote for the Tories “if the election was held tomorrow,” or were leaning towards voting for them. Continue reading →