Culture programs are budgeted at $235 million this year, down from nearly $295 million last year. Continue reading →

Mayor John Tory and city councillor Mike Colle were canvassing Eglinton-Lawrence asking for support in their fight against provincial budget cuts. Continue reading →

If Ontario voters wanted the status quo, they wouldn’t have relegated the Liberals to third place. So how is it that everyone suddenly hates Doug Ford? asks Scott Thompson Continue reading →

Marit Stiles said in a release Saturday that “kids continue to pay the price” for Premier Doug Ford’s education cuts. Continue reading →

Under a new funding plan, the province would unite public health care units across Niagara, Brant and Haldimand-Norfolk regions. Continue reading →

Lalonde announced her intention to run federally Monday, saying she’s giving up thoughts of seeking the leadership of the Ontario Liberals because she wants to focus on her east-Ottawa community. Continue reading →

The Beer Store has launched an ad campaign attacking the Ford government just days after the union for Beer Store employees launched similar ads. Continue reading →

Combat sport laws in Ontario are set to be overhauled in what the government says is an effort to draw more high profile events to the province and bolster athlete safety. Continue reading →

Premier Doug Ford and premier Scott Moe will meet at the Ontario legislature to discuss a variety of issues including the federal carbon tax, interprovincial trade and an upcoming meeting of Canada’s premiers. Continue reading →

The names of fallen officers were read aloud by two recruits representing the latest graduating class from the Ontario Police College at Queen’s Park Circle.  Continue reading →