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On top of the plan to build a brand spanking new science centre? How many more of these horrible blows will Torontonians have to endure?
Outsourcing provided 32,000 extra cataract surgeries last year; a number expected to double this year. But ideologues try to discredit and undermine...
It’s welcome news for anyone who thinks that public education should be about learning and diversity of ideas, not a playground for political...
We already know people who live on traditional lands in the north are unlikely to welcome mining. They shouldn't be able to veto it
The province has ordered investigations into the finances of three school boards in Toronto and Ottawa
What’s lacking is an overall, compelling plan that will reduce Ontario’s over-dependency on the American economy and boost its mediocre growth
If conservatives want future political success, their federal and provincial leaders will need to grasp the fact that they have more in common with...
'The provincial government is stepping up with permanent base funding to make sure STEM training is not affected, but that’s not all it is doing'
Doug Ford has delivered on the biggest part of his plan, with $9 billion in temporary tax deferrals and $2 billion in workplace safety premium rebates
All three parties are fixated on government spending plans, not the broader economy
Recent polls couldn’t be much better for PC leader Doug Ford
The challenge is not just to win, which will be relatively easy, but to drum up real enthusiasm for the tariff battle he wants to fight
Ford placed a big bet on increasing American demand for EVs, but the new president's moves almost certainly ended that possibility
Doug Ford shouldn't be asking for a blank cheque to borrow and spend billions by squeezing a winter election in just before a federal vote
'Ford appears to be working on the Trump issue full-time, and so he should be'
The City of Ottawa is stuck with a costly rail system. It must figure out how to minimize the growing financial hole this is causing.
There is simply no way a provincial election can compete for public and media attention when it’s up against a long-anticipated federal...
The fate of the federal Liberals was always the wild card that could upset plans for a spring provincial election, but if Trudeau was good at one...
From the pension fund, to layoff policies, to his back-to-office directive, the prime minister is showing the public service no respect.
A cruise ship arrives at a tiny Caribbean island with a murdered crew member on board. Can the crime be solved before the killer strikes again?