Category: News

If passed, the government said the PAWS Act would make serious, repeat and corporate offenders face fines from $250,000 to $1,000,000.  ...

A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...

Despite the noise outside, question period took on a more civil approach. ...

Less than a third of students, on average, chose to opt out of student newspaper fees under the new policy, QP Briefing has found. ...

The government touted the figure, but one child-care advocate said she's worried about funding cuts and whether the province will see such increases in future years. ...

The much-anticipated municipal governance review was released Friday morning. ...

The union called the government's proposals at the bargaining table "a gigantic step backwards." ...

Beer Store legislation was not among the priorities. ...

Toronto Western Hospital, where University of Toronto epidemiologist David Fisman works, "is a great hospital — but it is packed to the rafters," he said. ...

The Opposition leader also outlined what she hopes to see from the government in the upcoming legislative sitting. ...

The results could have implications for the relationship between Queen's Park and Parliament Hill. ...

The Ontario English Catholic Teachers’ Association is the latest union to say that it intends to conduct strike votes with members. ...

"I don't think the $600 million that everyone's been talking about actually exists," the former president of the Ontario Autism Coalition told QP Briefing. ...

Monte McNaughton takes over training and skills development from Ross Romano. ...

But Stephen Lecce also suggested that any "enhancements" should be "student-centric" and not on compensation. ...

Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation critic Sol Mamakwa said Ford will "have to do more than re-announce funding committed by previous governments." ...

The Conservative leader also said he “can understand why” Ford is focusing on the province and not the election. ...

A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...

Ontario's deficit stands at $7.4 billion — double the 2017-18 deficit of $3.7 billion, but significantly lower than the $15 billion Ford previously claimed. ...

"The lives of these families have turned into a living hell because of what this government is doing and how they’re handling things," Levy said. ...

Columnist John Milloy says while he wants his children’s education to proceed uninterrupted, he also wants those working in the education system to feel supported. ...