The government's response was "vague," says a climate change advocate. ...
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Liberals win plurality of federal seats, look poised to form minority government
The results could have implications for the relationship between Queen's Park and Parliament Hill. ...
Government announces tweaks to three ministries on election day
Monte McNaughton takes over training and skills development from Ross Romano. ...
Who’s lobbying for whom
New, renewed and amended registrations for Oct. 11–18. ...
Court says government broke environmental consultation law, but repealing cap-and-trade stands
The Divisional Court dismissed the legal application brought forward by Greenpeace Canada, but had stern words for the government. ...
Who’s lobbying for whom
A list of new, renewed and amended registrations with the Office of the Integrity Commissioner. ...
Six months later, uncertainty and ‘unanswered questions’ swirl around provincial transit plan
A new City of Toronto report could move the issue forward next week. ...
OPG CEO defends acquisitions, outlines direction in Empire Club event
With just over six months on the job, Ken Hartwick is making his mark. ...
Toronto city councillors call on provincial government to reverse child care funding cuts
Councillor Joe Cressy noted that the province previously reversed itself after political opposition to previous cuts. ...
Trudeau mentions Ford more times in debate than Scheer has during entire campaign
The Liberal leader has tried to tie the unpopular Ontario premier to Andrew Scheer's policies. ...
OEA Conference 2019: Energy industry looks ahead to policy changes following ‘eventful year’
IESO outlined two broad initiatives it will introduce. ...
In Brief: Fedeli’s trip to India, and the ombudsman weighs in on controversial Hamilton council meeting
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
Who’s lobbying for whom
A list of new, renewed and amended registrations with the Office of the Integrity Commissioner. ...
A look at Metrolinx’s paid social media influencers, including Rick the Temp
It's part of the regional transit agency's marketing outreach strategy. ...
Who’s lobbying for whom
A list of new, renewed and amended registrations with the Office of the Integrity Commissioner. ...
Energy Minister vows to follow through on gas pump stickers, calls them a ‘great idea’
The stickers have thus far failed to reliably adhere to gas pumps. ...
Government receives Ontario Place bids, promises public consultation at later stage
A waterfront group and the local councillor charge that the process lacks transparency and public buy-in. ...
Government announces TCH will be able to evict convicted criminals
The move was pitched as helping to create a safer community. ...
Ford takes to Ohio to promote trade, push back against protectionism
The premier also stressed that continued operation of the Line 5 pipeline is necessary. ...
Who’s lobbying for whom
A list of new, renewed and amended registrations with the Office of the Integrity Commissioner. ...
Marie-France Lalonde wins federal nomination, moves on from Queen’s Park
The departure leaves the provincial Liberals with five MPPs. ...
Provincial government’s move to cut Toronto council in half ruled constitutional in 3–2 decision
The City of Toronto could still appeal to the Supreme Court. ...
Health minister orders hospital to gather vaping data amid growing concerns
The NDP called for a ban on vaping flavours, and an end to advertising in gas stations and corner stores. ...
Premier vows to stick with gas pump messages, acknowledges label frustration
The premier, a former labels executive, said he hits the ceiling when he hears about peeling gas pump stickers. ...
Government rejects call from Toronto’s top doctor to remove religious vaccine exemptions
Toronto's chief medical officer of health warned of the increasing risk of "vaccine hesitancy." ...
Your morning briefing
Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Monday, September 16. ...
Government announces deficit for 2018-19 improved by $4.3B over estimates
It's a far cry from the $15 billion deficit the PCs claimed they inherited. ...
Who’s lobbying for whom
A list of new, renewed and amended registrations with the Office of the Integrity Commissioner. ...
Provincial parties outline differing approaches to supporting their federal counterparts in 2019 election
The government's message is that it's focused on governing, not politics. ...
Government ignores privacy watchdog recommendation on cell phone driver’s insurance limits
Brian Beamish recommended that the government restrict police officers from looking at other parts of smart phones when they ask to see driver's insurance. ...
Government signals increased interest in P3s and emphasis on transit in infrastructure market update
The government's infrastructure pipeline includes 32 projects worth $65 billion. ...
Government lays out security requirements for driver’s proof of insurance announcement
Insurers will be required to offer the information in lockable cell phone screens. ...
In brief: Monthly job numbers, and Plowing Match support
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
Who’s lobbying for whom
A list of new, renewed and amended registrations with the Office of the Integrity Commissioner. ...
Gas pump sticker law goes into effect, fuels opposition outrage
A legal challenge on the anti-carbon backstop stickers is expected. ...
Who’s lobbying for whom
A list of new, renewed and amended registrations with the Office of the Integrity Commissioner. ...
Government re-announces classroom cell phone ban
The policy will go into effect in November. ...
Provincial government takes carbon backstop legal case to Supreme Court
The appeal comes five days after the premier opened the door to dropping the challenge if Andrew Scheer doesn't form the next federal government. ...
Government decries low math test scores, blames the Liberals
Education Minister Stephen Lecce announced $55 million worth of measures meant to improve math performance. ...
Del Duca and Coteau neck-and-neck in early fundraising race
Both Del Duca and Coteau are aiming to raise the maximum allowed. ...
Federal government announces over $1 billion in transit funding for two Toronto projects
The announcement includes $500M for Yonge-Bloor station expansion, and $585M for SmartTrack stations. ...
Government rolls out changes to Ontario Energy Board, including up to $400K in compensation for top job
The government pitched the changes as part of its effort to reduce costs and improve governance. ...
Ford hints at abandoning carbon backstop lawsuit, shifts to softer tone
The premier articulated a gentler approach on several recent policies. ...
Premier stays tight-lipped on secrecy surrounding mandate letters
Ford cited cabinet confidentiality and a court battle as reasons why he couldn't discuss the matter. ...
Who’s lobbying for whom
A list of new, renewed and amended registrations with the Office of the Integrity Commissioner. ...
Government chooses to battle information and privacy commissioner in court over mandate letters
The government refused to comply with an IPC order to disclose the key documents. ...
Conservation authorities push back against government move to limit their scope
Conservation Ontario said the latest move by the government blindsided them, with the government pointing to a regulatory notice earlier in the year. ...
Liberal leadership hopeful Coteau pledges ‘New Deal’ for cities, including charter city status
Coteau's policy plank came out just before the annual AMO conference. ...
6 in 10 Ontarians feel the government is on the wrong track, says poll
Sixty-five per cent of Ontarians disapproved of Premier Doug Ford. ...
Who’s lobbying for whom
A list of new, renewed and amended registrations with the Office of the Integrity Commissioner. ...
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