Cracked, uneven platform contributed to woman falling, being hit by train: leaked report

Government won’t say how much taxpayer money went to Carmine Nigro’s development group

Michael Tibollo never went to the University of Southern California — it was the online-only ‘California Southern University'

Doug Ford is making it harder for reporters and the public to find things out about the province.

Internal emails and minutes hint at what a source called 'pure chaos' behind the scenes

Metrolinx locked into agreements for trains it no longer needs, draft fleet strategy says

Electrification to start with Lakeshore lines; no word on other routes in agency's internal fleet strategy draft

Metrolinx still trying to replace expertise lost after ending Deutsche Bahn contract, according to internal fleet strategy draft

Metrolinx learned about Cancon exemption years after decision was made, internal notes say

Ontario cut funding to Jake’s House after ‘years’ of managing ‘issues and risks,’ including related to the disability charity’s ‘governance … and fiscal responsibility’

The ‘lower-scoring’ company got $7.5M of tax dollars through David Piccini’s office and is a client of the lobbyist whose Parisian wedding the minister recently attended

Two clients of lobbyist Michael Rudderham have received more than $8.5 million in Skills Development Fund grants, records show

Groups represented by a lobbying firm owned by the premier’s campaign manager got more than $100 million in grant money, a Trillium analysis has found

Ford government labour ministers overruled civil servants to fund skills training by groups with lobbyists, according to a scathing new report

National association warns proposal a ‘serious threat to public safety’

Ford makes series of false claims in announcement

Lower court 'exceeded its jurisdiction' and 'made multiple errors of law', Ontario argues

‘Let’s see what happens at the Court of Appeal,’ Premier Doug Ford told reporters

Faults emerge along partisan lines, though a majority of respondents support mixed-use roads and more space for bikes

'We recognize that we did not meet our customer support standards, and we have provided clear direction to our vendor that AI cannot be used under any circumstances,' the agency said

Its new design is half the size of the original 65,000 square metre proposal

In even more ways than you think

The Trillium's Jack Hauen explains how Metrolinx gave up its dream of a world-class rail network, opting instead to build the

'You'll barely even see' the garage: Ford

Adding A/C ‘not financially possible’ with multi-billion-dollar repair backlog: TDSB

GO Expansion will still transform Greater Golden Horseshoe transit — but likely won’t be as ambitious as what was planned just three years ago

GO Expansion will still transform Greater Golden Horseshoe transit — but likely won’t be as ambitious as what was planned just three years ago

Injunction pauses Bloor, Yonge, University removals until Charter challenge resolved

Some 'alternate-level-of-care' patients the government wants out of hospitals are bedbound with feeding tubes, gaping wounds and no family to lean on

The premier answered questions on his age and salary, but made sure to cram in some educational and patriotic content as well

The premier answered questions on his age and salary, but made sure to cram in some educational and patriotic content as well

Internal documents admit to budget cuts, propose employees skip lunch breaks

A lawsuit alleges Ryan Amato and another government staffer promised to use “backchannel contacts” to secure rezoning. Both men deny the allegations.

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