The relationship between Toronto's mayor and Queen's Park is also showing signs of repair. ...

The relationship between Toronto's mayor and Queen's Park is also showing signs of repair. ...
Ministry puts out request for bids to get "equity and ethics" on the blackboard following a scathing report. ...
Ethical violations need more deterrents, says lobby group that only months ago advised against regulatory overreach. ...
Nomination votes are semi-private affairs, free from oversight by Elections Ontario. QP Briefing takes a deep dive on the issue ...
Ruling says privatization was not done in "bad faith" or "to reward investors." ...
Consultations come after government's special adviser warned that Ontario drivers are paying highest premiums in Canada. ...
Budget projections appear to be playing out as planned, but Tory finance critic Vic Fedeli calls it an "attempt to pull the wool over Ontarians' eyes when it comes to the real state of our finances." ...
The full results of the OPS employee survey have been posted publicly for the first time. ...
Peter Milczyn was promoted to cabinet Monday. ...
The change follows a move to make women's issues and seniors' affairs into full-fledged ministries. ...
New tribunal system will be funded via fees levied on condo boards – still likely much cheaper than the courts. ...
The scientist-in-chief would helm the nerve centre behind evidence-based decision-making and "strategic research." ...
Monte Kwinter (left), now 86, who first won a seat in 1985 as a North York MPP, will not seek re-election in 2018. ...
Workers and owners in three industries battled it out in committee hearings over proposed changes to 30-year-old labour laws. ...
Approved premiums increased by an average of 0.76 per cent in the second quarter of 2017, following a 1.24-per-cent increase in the first quarter. ...
The Campaign Research poll found the Tories had the support of 38 per cent of those surveyed, the Liberals had 31 per cent and the NDP had 23 per cent. ...
The PC leader's mini-tour of the province foreshadows the political jousting that likely awaits next spring's election. ...
Columnist Deb Hutton muses about whether it’s time to look at term limits in Ontario. ...
Stephen LeClair renews a call to have ministers speak to legislation at committee to boost financial accountability and understanding. ...
MacLaren says his annual barn dance was not a political fundraiser. ...
Chief Commissioner Renu Mandhane wants Ontario to reconcile with Indigenous communities and push to end discrimination seen behind bars, in the classroom and at the workplace. ...
Columnist Omar Khan takes issue with too much transparency when it comes to communications between political staff and cabinet ministers. ...
The AMAPCEO deal ensures there will be no contract scuffles on the campaign trail ahead of the June 7, 2018 Ontario election. ...
The reforms came after a spate of bad press over pay hikes for execs at OPG and Metrolinx, as well as proposed compensation for college management that were deemed too excessive by the government ...
In a minority situation, columnist John Milloy says the opposition is usually focused on one thing: destabilizing the government. ...
John Tory and the province buried their grievances – for now – at a ground-breaking ceremony for the new station. ...
The $100,000 pilot project is the latest step in the long march toward equal access for Franco-Ontarians. ...
According to the province’s registry, Ray Novak, who served as Harper’s chief of staff and is now a director of Harper & Associates Consulting Inc., has signed up to lobby the Ontario government. ...
The contract extensions are being announced less than a year away from the next provincial election, and their terms would go a long way to keeping the labour peace while the Liberals and the other parties are out on the ...
Hillary Hartley mission is to bring government into the digital age with a mandate aimed at easing public access to online government services. ...
Integrity commissioner notes “dramatic” rise in government whistleblowers, on top of spike in registered lobbyists. ...
The Premier showed up to more than 75 per cent of question periods since being elected. ...
Now sitting as an independent, the former Tory will have to wait his turn at question period but expects he'll still have more freedom than when he was forced to play by PC caucus rules. ...
In a 95-page report released Tuesday, French Language Services Commissioner François Boileau highlighted major improvements in the 10 years since he took on the newly created role, but also laid out major gaps facing fra ...
Another watchdog of the legislature, the auditor general, has already said the ad could suggest that the ridings named in it “were targeted” because they belong to the Tories and NDP. ...
The Conservatives have attacked the Liberal government for spending nearly $54,000 on Canada Goose parkas - but the Liberals counter that the Conservatives also procured winter outerwear for public service staff when the ...
Wynne also pointed out that her cabinet has already given itself permission to bring forward legislation that would allow Ontario to get some payback against Buy American measures. ...
The ad in question, touting the benefits of the Liberal government's recently balanced budget, would not have been approved by the province's auditor general prior to changes made to the legislative officer's oversight p ...
A government spokesperson said that 47.1 per cent of those who said they faced violence said it was "from an individual for whom the employee had a custodial responsibility – for instance, an inmate, offender, detainee o ...
Committee hearings on the Liberal government's hydro legislation included an appearance from an NDP byelection candidate. ...
The province’s expenditure estimates for 2017-18 show that spending on the Treasury Board Secretariat’s bulk media buy program will increase to nearly $56.7 million in 2017-18, up from $25 million in 2016-17. ...
"The advertising...is conditional in nature and explicitly recognizes the need for the bill to first pass in the Legislature," Speaker Dave Levac said Monday. ...
There is much on the order paper the Liberals want to pass before the house breaks for summer June 1. ...
The government is hoping to pass legislation to enshrine the budget as well as housing and hydro affordability plans before the house rises June 1. ...
The government’s last share sale was announced Monday, and it could reduce the province’s share of the company to 47.8 per cent. ...
“Almost twice as many people feel that Ontario is moving in the wrong direction than in the right direction," said Forum Research President Dr. Lorne Bozinoff. ...
The company with the most grocery stores selling beer in Ontario is Walmart, with 32 stores, including 27 locations that were announced this week. Second is Sobeys, with 28 supermarkets selling suds. ...
“Clearly the government has rushed this legislation,” said another critic. ...
Housing Minister Chris Ballard said the province is spending $2 billion on affordable housing and supports over the next three years — and blasted the NDP’s math. ...
“We have a long-standing relationship, one born in conflict but forged in those days of conflict into a very strong bond,” said Wynne. ...