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The second debate of the Progressive Conservative leadership race is tonight in London, where candidates are expected to face questions about where they stand on the various issues.

A letter from the Liberal Party executive director said it welcomes an Elections Ontario investigation 'so there will be no doubt that the allegations are false.'

Premier Kathleen Wynne met with two young women behind the We Give Consent campaign aimed at ensuring consent is included in the province's updated sex-ed curriculum.

Premier Kathleen Wynne says the province has been committed to help build rapid transit in Hamilton for some time, but what that actually means is unclear.

Ontario's correctional services has implemented a landmark policy granting transgender inmates unprecedented rights in Ontario's penal system.

Part of a $100-million commitment to the Ontario Brain Institute, the Liberals' funding will help fund research into autism, depression, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Monday, Jan. 26.

Columnist Tony Dean speaks with recently retired AMAPCEO president Gary Gannage about the association's early years and how the workplace has changed over 20 years.

The lawsuit alleges that by having disputes over insurance claims moved to a government agency's jurisdiction instead of the courts, disabled people are being discriminated against.

Asked if this year’s budget would include a tax increase, Sousa demurred, saying only that he "recognized the importance of revenue as well as controlling expenses."