The Toronto-based national charity announced the longtime Liberal politician’s new job on Wednesday afternoon. Continue reading →

Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson says he remains “optimistic” about Ottawa’s future with the change at Queen’s Park and that he will focus on finding areas of common ground with the new PC government. Continue reading →

Ottawa voters sent two Liberal cabinet ministers and multi-term MPPs packing in Thursday’s Ontario election. Continue reading →

If all goes according to plan, Ottawa’s LeBreton Flats neighbourhood will play host to Canada’s first museum dedicated to preserving and celebrating the history, stories, art and culture of LGBTQ2+ people. Continue reading →

Ontario Attorney General Yasir Naqvi says the government will maintain an open dialogue with the City of Toronto on next steps following the conclusion of any criminal proceedings. Continue reading →

Bill 175, dubbed the Safer Ontario Act, passed in the legislature Thursday and offers the first updates to the Police Services Act in more than 25 years. Continue reading →

Ontario Crown attorneys will no longer be pursuing criminal cases against people who have had a suppressed viral load for six months. Continue reading →

The new Missing Persons Act is part of sweeping changes to policing laws that Ontario introduced today. Continue reading →

About two-thirds of the people held in Ontario’s correctional institutions are on remand, meaning they are legally innocent. Continue reading →