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Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Monday, July 28.

The energy contract for large wind-power project south of Thunder Bay has been cancelled.

Class-action lawsuit begun in 2007 on behalf of up to 15,000 former and current Scotiabank branch employees settled as NDP table bill in house to protect unpaid interns.

Ontario is spending $7.2 million this fiscal year to help communities across the province bolster new and existing recreation and sporting projects.

Ontario's power-grid operator chooses three pilot projects from the province, and two from the U.S., to help improve the efficiency and stability of the grid.

Columnist Tony Dean observes that Ontario's new cabinet secretary - the de facto chief executive of one of Canada's largest employers - brings to the job a sense of humility, honour and enthusiasm.

Ontario's Finance Minister says he's looking forward to further discussions with the Ontario's largest credit union association over plans to expand their purview in the province.

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Friday, July 25.

Premier's reality check: 'There are real challenges we face as a province, whether it's our economic challenges, our infrastructure deficit, or the realities of climate change.'

After election hiatus, talks resume with mediator William Kaplan; union wary of 'claw-backs' while Treasury Board President Deb Matthews hopeful that members will 'understand our reality.'