Ontario Liberal ‘brand loyalty’ boosting leaderless party to par with PCs: Pollster

Some Ontarians who identify as Liberals are coming home and one big question is whether or not the Tories have recognize ...

Hydro One and government fight over executive compensation, with new CEO in the balance

The two parties are in a standoff, with no clear path out of it.

Who's lobbying for whom

A list of new, renewed and amended registrations with the Office of the Integrity Commissioner.

Hutton: There has to be a better way to have a health-care debate

Columnist Deb Hutton would like everyone to set the alarmist ideology aside and discuss health care like adults.

Your morning briefing

Your morning briefing for Friday, Feb. 15.

Canadian government makes carbon backstop arguments in court

The reference question in Saskatchewan could provide a dry run for a case that goes to the Supreme Court.

In brief: Court shuts down basic income application, an auto announcement, Hydro One compensation tiff, and an energy breakfast

A collection of briefs on the news of the day.

Premier Doug Ford calls autism file ‘toughest challenge’

The premier said he would ‘never’ ask Lisa MacLeod to resign.

Ontario’s low per-capita government spending may leave little opportunity for additional reductions, watchdog warns

The opposition parties say the province can’t cut its way out of deficit, but the premier disagrees.

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Thursday, Feb. 14.

Ontario introduces polluter-pay proposal for industry

Environmental advocates and economists saw it as the return of carbon pricing in the province.

Jeffrey Lyash announces departure from OPG

The OPG executive who routinely topped the sunshine list will leave as of April 1.