

Ontario's top court paves way to reopen challenge of Hamilton's anti-encampment law

Former Ontario Liberal Leader Lyn McLeod endorses Lee Fairclough in the party's leadership race

Who is Lobbying for Whom: Development tops new Ontario lobbying registrations this week

Beyond 'jail, not bail': What's really driving Ontario's justice system crisis?
As the province expands jail capacity and presses Ottawa for tougher laws, experts question whether the government's approach will make communities safer, or deepen an already strained justice system.

Province to begin removing stretch of Toronto bike lanes next week after court win

Marando pitches tax breaks for young Ontarians, online gambling ban and public service reforms in Liberal leadership platform
Marando's plan includes a $5,000 investment account for eligible children, eliminating provincial corporate income taxes for small businesses during their first five years, restoring free tuition for students from low-income households and giving municipalities a permanent share of HST revenues.

Don't target all students for possible OSAP misuse at a few schools, association says

Ontario freezes OSAP payments to all private colleges amid fraud probe, leaving students and schools in limbo
The province has referred the matter to the Ontario Provincial Police and notified Ontario's auditor general. But for now the government has stopped OSAP payments associated with all private postsecondary institutions while the audit continues.

Ontario's medical regulator proposing sweeping changes to prescribing safer supply

Alexander denies ‘quid pro quo’ behind Toronto mayoral race withdrawal
Alexander said he has had no conversations with incumbent Mayor Olivia Chow, Coun. Brad Bradford or their campaigns about taking on a role in a future administration.

Blind voter argues at Ontario tribunal that his accessible voting rights were denied

Liberals ask Ontario auditor to probe spending, oversight of OSAP at career colleges

Ontario has a massive nuclear vision. How close is it to becoming reality?
The Ford government envisions a province that not only relies on nuclear power for much of its own electricity, but exports Ontario-made nuclear technology across Canada and eventually around the world: from large-scale reactors and small modular reactors to tiny, transportable plants capable of powering mines and remote communities.

Who is Lobbying for Whom: Health care and development lead Ontario lobbying
