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AG Report 2017: Teacher sick days surge, and cash needed elsewhere goes to cover the cost

"I think it's concerning ... that money that perhaps is intended to be used for programming has to cover other financial pressures associated with sick leave, such as substitute teachers," Auditor General Bonnie Lysyk sa ...

AG Report 2017: Social housing wait lists have millionaires ahead of families in desperate need

There is not enough social housing to meet Ontario's needs and units that do exist aren't given to those who need it most, the AG reports. ...

AG Report 2017: Ontario unprepared for a major emergency — be it wildfire, ice storm or cyberattack

Cabinet committee that oversees emergency management hasn't met in years, says Auditor General Bonnie Lysyk. ...

Kathleen Wynne faces tough questions at town hall chat

Ontario Proud sparks raucous applause for slamming hydro exec salaries — and louder claps still for premier's reply. ...

Policy proposal sows division on grassroots Liberal website

New proposals include pro-giant rubber ducky arguments and, more divisively, the Catholic school board funding debate. ...

Two former Liberal aides lobbied government on behalf of scandal-embroiled casino company

Tories dig up information through lobbyist registry, but Grits and two lobbyists say they had no role in choice of Great Canadian Gaming for Ontario gambling operations. ...

First Nations communities weren’t consulted on riding named after them: Chiefs

Liberal MPP says more consultations are coming following outcry, but name-change won't happen for months at least. ...

Jagmeet Singh bids farewell as an MPP, says hello as federal leader

Singh promised that Ontario will continue to see him in the leadup to the 2018 provincial election. ...

General Counsel testifies McGuinty’s office didn’t respect authority of the legislature

McGuinty's chief of staff thought the order to produce documents was "ridiculous," according to testimony. ...

Patrick Brown served with libel notice for Sudbury bribery trial comments

Premier's lawyers put PC leader "on notice" with formal lawsuit threat as clock ticks on possible defamation action. ...

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