Limit the movement of occasional teachers between schools, experts say

Questions still remain about protocols for occasional teachers.

The 800-pound gorilla returns: Your Ontario COVID-19 roundup

The premier said the province could loosen the purse strings to allow more teachers to be hired.

Hydro One sees spike in earnings following favourable court ruling

On an adjusted basis the company still registered strong earnings growth.

Health-care providers still denying uninsured Ontarians despite directive, advocates say

The province has assured health-care providers it will cover treatment costs, but some are still turning away patients.

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Tuesday, August 11.

No school in strip malls and industrial buildings: Your Ontario COVID-19 roundup

A roundup of COVID-19 news in Ontario for Monday, August 10.

In Brief: A candidate steps up for the 2022 election, CCTV cameras, and systemic racism in policing

Two days after giving birth, Kate Graham said she will run in London North Centre.

AMO 2020: How provincial promises from last year's conference have turned out

It's been almost a year since the Ford government made some promises to municipalities at AMO 2019.

Advocates fear 'rash of exclusions' of special needs students when schools reopen

They are calling on the government to give school boards clear direction on when and how exclusions can take place.

Ford government faces another lawsuit over lack of environmental consultation

The former environmental commissioner says it points to a lack of teeth in the Environmental Bill of Rights.

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Monday, August 10.

Ontario adds 151,000 jobs, almost all part-time

The jobs recovery has been more difficult for racialized Canadians.