July 6, 2015 - QP Briefing

Ontario climate summit to pave the way for sub-national leadership

Canada's environment minister won't be among delegates, a snub that carries symbolic value as action on climate change in North America is increasingly the domain of sub-national governments ...

U of T workers awarded contract originally rejected in arbitration decision

CUPE 3902 members at University of Toronto will be covered by a contract backed by the union's bargaining team but narrowly rejected in a ratification vote ...

S&P downgrades Ontario’s credit rating to A+

Despite a credit downgrade, Finance Minister Charles Sousa tries to remain optimistic about province's prospects ...

Chiarelli: Hydro One power workers ratified new ‘net zero’ contract – with shares included

Energy Minister Bob Chiarelli hails a new collective agreement at Hydro One he says brings 'transformational change' to employee pensions ...

Heard: Solar industry welcomes ruling on Chinese solar panels

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New Democrat MPP wants all parties involved in review of residential system

NDP children and youth services critic Monique Taylor says an open public review should be conducted instead of appointing a panel ...

Province funds Toronto bike-share expansion – but too late for Pan Am Games

Toronto city staff originally hoped to expand the network in time for Pan Am Games, but that was delayed because of incompatible software and hardware on its docking stations ...