Currently, there are 76 public boards in Ontario. The plan, according to sources, would drastically reduce that number by merging smaller boards with one another. Continue reading
In a decision released Thursday, a panel of three Superior Court judges ruled the court has “no power” to reverse the move. Continue reading
Energy Minister Greg Rickford says the provincial cabinet was “profoundly disappointed” by the utility’s proposed compensation framework. Continue reading
The Progressive Conservative government posted a proposal for the system on Ontario’s Environmental Registry on Tuesday as part of its plan to fight climate change. Continue reading
Alberta United Conservative Leader Jason Kenney says if his party wins power it will seriously consider bringing in changes to reduce the minimum wage for youth and for alcohol servers. Continue reading
“There is a tsunami headed for the school system,” said Ontario Autism Coalition president Laura Kirby-McIntosh, who is also a teacher. Continue reading
The Liberals captured all 32 federal seats in Atlantic Canada during the 2015 election, including 10 in New Brunswick. Continue reading
Pictures of snow in Winnipeg have been posted on Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister’s social media accounts even though Pallister was at his vacation home in Costa Rica. Continue reading
Alberta Party Leader Stephen Mandel issued a statement on Friday night to say he will ask the Court of Queen’s Bench to overturn a five-year ban on running for public office. Continue reading
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee says his state shares concerns with British Columbia about the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion and will continue to voice its objections any way it can. Continue reading