QP Briefing

Premier Doug Ford says a majority federal government means Prime Minister Mark Carney “has a stronger hand to deal with President (Donald) Trump and the tariffs that we’re facing.” 

Ontario Liberals will pick their candidate May 9 for an upcoming Scarborough Southwest byelection in a vote with broader implications for the party’s leadership race. 

Ontario Labour Minister David Piccini is rolling out a pair of worker-focused reforms: the first major increase to injured worker benefits in nearly three decades and a proposed ban on employers charging staff for mandatory uniforms. 

Ontario is overhauling its body that reviews complex medically assisted deaths, narrowing its membership, scaling back its scope and shifting its role away from independent oversight toward supporting the system it is meant to scrutinize. 

The Ontario government rejected a program that would have helped 21 high school graduates learn trades at Toronto’s transit system using a boilerplate letter with little explanation. 

Danielle Martin’s first job after graduating from university was in the office of a member of provincial parliament who served as the Liberals’ health critic under a Progressive Conservative government in Ontario. 

Ontario high school students will soon have their attendance count for a sizable portion of their final grades, one of a set of upcoming changes to how students are assessed. 

 what is it that the province actually wants from its school system.

 “the people you didn’t hear from” at the Liberal convention.

A roundup of news and agenda items for Wednesday, April 15.

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