“I want to ensure that every child, irrespective of their needs, has the opportunity to achieve their highest potential,” Education Minister Stephen Lecce said. Continue reading →

Corridor Resources was searching for investors to back its multimillion-dollar plan but says “regulatory uncertainty” has now limited its search. Continue reading →

Dean French alleges that shortly after Randy Hillier was kicked off the Tory team he began a libellous and defamatory campaign against him. Continue reading →

Under the new rules, companies will be able to apply for the credit more often, with a lower threshold needed for labour spending opening the door for smaller companies Continue reading →

“While it’s a small step forward that they listened to us with respect to the timing, we still have to negotiate a fairer deal that ensures that vulnerable people in our society are not affected by these cuts,” Jim Watson said. Continue reading →

Several photos show protesters with their faces covered alongside the guillotine as they allegedly carried out a mock execution of the premier. Continue reading →

Many of the protesters said they were concerned about the possibility of privatization in Ontario’s health-care system given the government’s changes. Continue reading →

Senior government sources say the attrition protection money will be announced Friday, along with school board funding allocations known as Grants for Student Needs. Continue reading →

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry told Forests Ontario the day after the Progressive Conservative government delivered its budget this month that the 50 Million Tree Program was being eliminated. Continue reading →