The province has released the proposed regulation dictating how calorie counts are shown on menus, which is scheduled to come into effect in 2017. ...
Category: Government
Hydro One sale hurting federal Liberals, a survey finds
A poll sponsored by a group opposed to the Hydro One privatization suggests 83 per cent of Ontario voters are against the plan and that about half would not vote for the Trudeau Liberals because of it. ...
Dean: McGuinty and the courage of convictions in public policy
Columnist Tony Dean writes that in an address to students at the U of T’s School of Public Policy, the former premier warned that “we are in danger at this point in our history of confusing being noticed with being mean ...
Seen: 21 new schools opening over next few months
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Heard: Arts and cultural events see $6-million boost from province
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Seen: Province spends $1.9 million on youth suicide prevention
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Seen: Mulcair pledges juicier incentives for automakers in return for jobs
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Bruce Power CEO sees a win-win in P3s
Duncan Hawthorne says the government is going to have to rely on public-private partnerships in some form as it works to address its infrastructure needs with its current deficit of $8.5 billion. ...
OPP union ready to move on from ‘very dark chapter’
The acting head of the Ontario Provincial Police Association says it is "turning the page" in the wake of an RCMP investigation into alleged wrongdoing by former leaders; legal counsel recommends governance training and ...
Happening: Government looking at “provincial fund” to bring Syrian refugees here
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