Now that a deal in principle has been reached, it’s time to remove the steel and aluminum tariffs: Canadian ambassador. ...
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Who’s lobbying for whom
A list of new, renewed and amended registrations with the Office of the Integrity Commissioner. ...
Milloy: Math changes show smart politics doesn’t always equal good policy
It will be an impossible job to turn open-ended feedback from parents into education policy, writes columnist John Milloy. ...
Your morning briefing
Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Friday, October 26. ...
Lisa MacLeod stresses importance of talking about ‘Ontario’s dirty little secret’
Preventing sex trafficking is a ‘collective responsibility’: MacLeod ...
Your question period briefing: The blame the Liberals edition
What was asked in Question period for Thursday, October 25. ...
Government announces air rights negotiations, hints at model for future deals
The deal with the developer the Vandyk Group could be replicated at other transit stations, Metrolinx CEO Phil Verster suggested. ...
In brief: A new PC Party logo, a new bill on math and sexual abuse, and the premier’s promise to Thunder Bay
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
Your morning briefing
Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Thursday, October 25. ...
Opposition and stakeholders give government failing grade on campus cancellations
The government made the surprise announcement to cancel three GTA post-secondary campuses to save over $300 million. ...
PC MPPs receive death threats, constituency office vandalized after labour announcement
Labour Minister Laurie Scott said vandalism to her constituency office was tied to the government’s labour law announcement Tuesday. ...
Your question period briefing: Purple day
What was asked and answered in question period on October 24, 2018. ...
Education group that advocated for modern sex-ed loses funding, accuses minister of misrepresenting it
Education Minister Lisa Thompson had accused the group of fighting against a law meant to protect kids with asthma. ...
Your morning briefing
Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Wednesday, October 24. ...
Government proposes major labour law changes, plans to cap minimum wage at $14 until 2020
The proposed changes would reduce the number of personal days employees can take from 10 to eight. ...
Trudeau announces how carbon backstop money will be distributed
The premier vowed to continue his carbon pricing fight as the prime minister took his message to Ford's political backyard. ...
In Brief: A rally against health-care cuts, the new mayor of Brampton, steel support and the FAO testifies
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
Question Period Briefing: The Frozen edition
What was asked in Question Period for Tuesday, October 23. ...
Your morning briefing
Your morning briefing for October 23, 2018. ...
Your Question Period briefing: ‘The girl next door’
NDP MPP Bhutila Karpoche questioned the government’s decision to cap the number of ‘consumption and treatment centres’ at 21. ...
In brief: Canada-wide human trafficking task force takes form and climate change plan expected in November
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
PC private member’s bill tries to target convicted terrorists, and Justin Trudeau
The bill has the unanimous support of the PC caucus, according to the government house leader. ...
Ontario to allow supervised injection sites to continue, rebrand them ‘Consumption and Treatment Services’
Health Minister Christine Elliott says there’s a new focus on treatment, but hasn’t provided any new funding to that end. ...
Your morning briefing
Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Monday, October 22. ...
The QP Briefing Podcast: Featuring special guest John Vanthof
The NDP MPP tells us how a religious dispute over a television set prompted his family to move to Timiskaming. ...
In brief: A Hamilton endorsement, the bit of a 🍆 thing, and more education consultation
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
Right-leaning think tank recommends carbon fee and dividend
The recommendation comes as the PC government continues to battle carbon pricing in any form. ...
Who’s lobbying for whom
A list of new, renewed and amended registrations with the Office of the Integrity Commissioner. ...
Your morning briefing
Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Friday, October 19. ...
In brief: The premier speaks to labour, 100 CEOs speak up for basic income, new trade representative, no breach of privilege and Patrick Brown’s office expenses
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
Government launches climate change plan consultation, signalling new phase
The government is asking the public for ideas to fight climate change, but carbon pricing remains a non-starter. ...
Government to study increasing Integrity Commissioner jurisdiction in wake of sexual abuse allegation against former minister
The accused left Queen’s Park many years ago, according to the Liberals. ...
Your Question Period Briefing: The Speaker rules
What was asked and answered in Question Period on October 18, 2018. ...
Your morning briefing
Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Thursday, October 18. ...
Your Question Period briefing: Weed and accusations
What was asked in Question Period on Wednesday, October 17. ...
Future of hydro borrowing to be made clear in fall economic statement: Minister
The government has long skated around the issue of what it will do about the Fair Hydro Plan borrowing. ...
With cannabis legalized, MPPs point fingers over perceived problems
When it came to shortcomings on day one, the premier blamed the prime minister, while the opposition blamed the premier. ...
Education consultation continues with teleconference town hall this week
Education Minister Lisa Thompson also said the government is “hitting the pause button” on grants meant to help parents get involved in their children’s education. ...
Hamilton MPP Donna Skelly accuses NDP Leader Andrea Horwath of pushing her in the House
The incident has been described as a “tap” a “push” and a “grab.” ...
Your morning briefing
Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Wednesday, Oct. 17. ...
Senior civil servants were ‘shocked’ and concerned about Liberal government’s Fair Hydro Plan debt plan
At the outset, the civil servants were told their committee testimony can't be used against them, aside from perjury charges. ...
In brief: Cannabis Eve, and Ontario News Now expands
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
Your Question Period Briefing: Jones to the rescue
What was asked and answered in question period on October 16, 2018. ...
Scrapping cap-and-trade causes $3-billion budget hole, says financial watchdog
The government defended its move on the grounds that it is making life more affordable for Ontarians. ...
Your morning briefing
Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Tuesday, October 16. ...
In brief: Auto-insurance private members’ bills, $15 and fairness rallies, and Fort Erie slots
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
Cap-and-trade cancellation hits new stage as industry raises concerns
The new stage of consultation comes shortly after a landmark United Nation report on climate change. ...
Your Question Period Briefing: Jonesing for questions
With a special cameo by a former Speaker. ...
Auditor General declines to name names at select committee hearing
The auditor general also said if the previous government was her client in the private sector she would have quit working for it. ...
Sponsored Content: A bold plan to reduce road congestion brought forward by Canada’s largest airport
The GTAA, along with many local businesses and advocacy groups, say the time is now to start planning for a ground transportation hub that will serve the western Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA) as well as the ai ...
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