The health minister said the province's current testing capacity is between 40,000 and 45,000 tests. ...
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In Brief: Province looks to expand items being thrown into blue boxes
Premier Doug Ford also pleaded with protesters to show up at Queen's Park instead of his neighbourhood. ...
A real all-star: Your Ontario COVID-19 roundup
A former NBA All-Star backed up the premier at his COVID-19 press conference Thursday. ...
In brief: Get your flu shot, new poll numbers, and the NDP is concerned about Liberal nominations
Taras Natyshak urged the Liberals to undertake an independent investigation. ...
In brief: A chastened premier clarifies Thanksgiving guidelines
And Jeremy Roberts proposes a bill that's about time. ...
In brief: Election motion and autism funding delay
The PC government played a little political jiu-jitsu with a Liberal motion. ...
In Brief: Three private member’s bills become law, French-language characters on licences and a new engineering program
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
In Brief: Premiers band together to ask for more health-care funding
This comes as Ontario reported 401 new cases of COVID-19, the highest number since early June. ...
In brief: Government proposes new legislation for rent relief, commercial eviction limits
Four premiers will meet in Ottawa tomorrow, and Erin O'Toole doesn't like the long wait for coronavirus testing. ...
In Brief: Ontario producing more ventilators, Ford declines to comment on mandate letters appeal
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
In brief: Cash for athletes, mental health and affordable housing, and a new conservation reserve
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
In brief: A seroprevalence study, teachers’ grievances, a new Liberal candidate and more
A new study shows less than one per cent of Canadian blood donors had COVID-19 antibodies. ...
In Brief: Great Lakes funding and a call for mental health funding
Environment Minister Jeff Yurek announced $7.5 million to help protect the Great Lakes. ...
In brief: Ford’s still popular, manufacturing careers, and an anti-human trafficking announcement
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
In brief: Rent control legislation coming and few electricity savings found
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
In brief: New jails, energy assistance for small businesses, and frosh week
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
In brief: Bombardier layoffs and a candidate nomination
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
In brief: Ending the segregation of inmates, a request to incentivize higher electricity use, and softwood lumber
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
In Brief: ‘Dialogue’ with Caledonia protesters, and anti-human trafficking investments
Ontario announced $7.65 million over five years for anti-human trafficking organizations. ...
In Brief: Government makes Eglinton West LRT RFP announcement
The premier continued to defend the back-to-school plan. ...
In Brief: Laying the groundwork to tunnel in Scarborough, back-to-school, and Chrystia Freeland
The premier also downplayed widespread concerns in a back-to-school poll, and declined to weigh in on some federal political developments. ...
In Brief: A candidate steps up for the 2022 election, CCTV cameras, and systemic racism in policing
Two days after giving birth, Kate Graham said she will run in London North Centre. ...
In Brief: Hamilton LRT project costs in dispute again
Also, Ontario's child-care sector will see $234.6 million in federal funding as part of the Safe Restart Agreement. ...
In Brief: Long-term care homes face potential class action lawsuit
And the premier said he didn't like the St. Catharines approach to beach visitors. ...
In Brief: Ontario sees jump in coronavirus cases, Markham campus resurrected
And the premier is open to changing coronavirus rules for movie theatres. ...
In Brief: Calls to reverse a reversal, NDP asks for investigation into kids in care, and $12B for schools
Ford announced $12 billion over the next decade for new schools and refurbishing old ones. ...
In Brief: The premier takes a victory lap, disagrees with the AG, and weighs in on outdoor classes
Doug Ford dismissed the auditor general's concerns about Bill 197. ...
In Brief: Ontario shows best test results in three months
An off-duty cop was found guilty of assaulting a young Black man, and the premier reflects on his term thus far. ...
In brief: A call for a minister’s resignation, deprioritizing an election promise, and more
Unifor President Jerry Dias had tough words for Minister Lisa Thompson, including, "everything she touches turns to crap." ...
In Brief: Toronto reaches ‘tragic milestone,’ education funding and DriveTest centres to reopen
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
In brief: Ford says he doesn’t ‘believe in cutting the police’
Doug Ford announced a new youth council and voiced his support for fully funded police departments. ...
‘To all the moms out there’: Your COVID-19 roundup
The premier singled out moms in thanks for taking care of their children during the pandemic. ...
‘Is some of our messaging confusing?’ Your COVID-19 roundup
Premier Doug Ford had no good news to offer engaged couples. ...
‘We’re putting our trust in you’: Your COVID-19 roundup
And when a francophone reporter referred to Doug Ford as the "prime minister," he interjected, "Not yet," and thanked her. ...
No exceptions to health guidelines for sports team, Ford says: Your daily news roundup
The premier also said he's getting lobbied by his friends who want to get back onto the golf course. ...
‘Rent reckoning’ and a Global Adjustment deferral: Your COVID-19 roundup
We also provide an update on the latest coronavirus numbers. ...
‘Every option is on the table’: A roundup of COVID-19 news in Ontario
A collection of Ontario news on the coronavirus pandemic. ...
In Brief: Restaurants and bars can temporarily deliver alcohol to your door
And COVID-19 will delay 24 scheduled coroner's inquests and the Darlington Unit 3 nuclear refurbishment. ...
In Brief: Bethlenfalvy gets tested for coronavirus, awaits results
The Sunshine List gets released, the Ontario Nurses Association is worried about their members' safety, and the premier has a message for landlords. ...
In brief: COVID-19 case seven, Trust in Real Estate Act passes
A roundup of news and agenda items for Friday, February 28. ...
In Brief: Bargaining with OECTA to resume, government house leader tempers comments on parliamentary privilege
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
In Brief: Toronto signs transit deal, OPG and Hydro One build out EV charging network, and fiscal Valentines
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
In brief: A comptroller general, film panel and the mystery ad man
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
In brief: New Fairness Commissioner appointed, Marijuana special occasion permits
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
In Brief: Lecce denies alleged connections to Vaughan Working Families
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
In Brief: Ontario names Capital Markets Modernization Taskforce
Also, the Ford government faces another environmental lawsuit. ...
In Brief: Del Duca takes aim at PC byelection candidate, premier’s office calls attack ‘sexist’
MPPs also promoted #BellLetsTalk, and there will be regular coronavirus updates. ...
In Brief: New vaping plan to be released in the next month, health minister says
Also, Ontario is sending more firefighters to Australia, and the NDP called on the government to declare homelessness a state of emergency. ...
In Brief: Rosemary Brown for the $5 bill?
Also, Ontario's French-language teachers plan to launch a work-to-rule campaign on Jan. 16, and OCUFA joins the Charter challenge against Bill 124. ...
In Brief: The Fathers of Confederation head to the shop
Also, Liberal leadership hopeful Michael Coteau asks municipalities to end bans on street hockey, and the Ontario Energy Board warns of a new scam. ...
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