The premier and transportation minister announce improved GO rail service and a major change to the way the rail operator serves the region. ...
Daily Archives: April 17, 2014
Seen: Métis sign deal with province on native rights
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Heard: Ontario wants steel mills to burn less coal
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Heard: Jobs strategy has created 10,000 jobs, says Duguid
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People on the Move
Public appointments for the week of April 14-18. ...
Homebuilders support OMB oversight of city hall
During the second day of hearings on bill 20, developers and architects say they want to keep the Ontario Municipal Board as a counterweight to local politics. ...
Heard: Ann Buller gets third five-year term at Centennial
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Wildlife groups sue government over bear hunt
Two animal-rights groups say the new hunting policy is cruel because it will lead to orphaned bear cubs starving to death. ...
Heard: Ontario cuts moose tags by 18 per cent
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Dean: Will life go back to normal at Queen’s Park?
Some of the craziness at QP may be temporary, but other factors are here for the long term, columnist Tony Dean writes. ...
With budget date known, confidence countdown begins
The government could face a confidence motion as soon as Wednesday, May 7, just a day before Laura Miller's potentially damaging gas-plants testimony. ...
Province faces class-action lawsuit over institutional care
Toronto law firm warns of a new class-action suit against the province after a successful $67.1 million settlement for former residents of three institutions. ...
Your morning briefing
Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Thursday, April 17. ...
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