Toronto's mayor pitches plan to accelerate Relief Line progress

But the provincial government's announced intention to upload subway infrastructure looms over any planning.

Finally found by the press, health minister doesn't deny her government is considering getting rid of LHINs

Health Minister Christine Elliott ducked the press that staked out her cabinet meeting, but was found by a Toronto Star ...

Your morning briefing

Your morning briefing for Thursday, January 17.

Apprehension mounts with expected announcement on tuition cuts, OSAP changes

NDP MPP Chris Glover said he’s concerned that lower tuition fees could mean larger classes and less access to professo ...

People on the move: end-of-year appointments

Your roundup of appointments and job moves.

Opposition questions why deputy minister didn't recuse himself in Taverner hiring

An NDP MPP is asking Cabinet Secretary Steve Orsini why Deputy Minister Mario Di Tommaso didn't recuse himself from the ...

Del Duca: We need a government with the courage and competence to eliminate the deficit and get it done right

Former Liberal cabinet minister Steven Del Duca writes that the time has come to reform government procurement practices ...

Your morning briefing

Your morning briefing for Wednesday, Jan. 16.

Stakeholders flood to Queen’s Park for pre-budget committee consultation

The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario, the Ontario Chamber of Commerce and OPSEU were among those giving budg ...

Hospital association proposes major home-care shake up in pre-budget consultations

The Ontario Hospital Association is recommending the province take Local Health Integration Networks out of the equation ...

In Brief: Amalgamation on the table, fighting for GM workers, breakfast at Wally’s, and a tuition break

A collection of briefs on the news of the day.

Government proposes to lower density requirements for new greenfield developments

The proposed changes to the growth plan are meant to encourage more housing.