Opposition MPPs raised the premier’s penchant for chartered flights during government spending plan reviews

Navdeep Bains, Stephanie Bowman, Lee Fairclough, Eric Lombardi and Dylan Marando faced off for a second time

Trevor Jones discussed the Skills Development Fund at length publicly for the first time on Monday

Joshua Camacho had served with the Legislative Protective Service for three years

Ontario will consider planned replacement ramps as part of broader review of congestion on Gardiner and DVP, but has not provided timeline for construction

Ontario’s politicians gathered in Bruce County for a day of celebrating the agricultural community

Three major education unions schedule strike votes for November while parties remain locked in dispute over bargaining rules

Andrea Corken spent more than a month at the Penetanguishene jail; John Howard Society says triple-bunking has become common as Ontario's correctional system faces mounting pressure

The candidate stands by his CV but says there’s more about him that people should get to know

The premier says if he endorsed someone, he would explicitly

Ministry kept up with projects in other ways: labour minister’s office

Candice White said province is finding success in recruiting young people to the trades, but unfortunately, the pass rate for exams is low

Hundreds of parents respond to The Trillium’s callout, confirming they’ve been asked to donate some combination of classroom materials and everyday necessities

Ontario Premier Doug Ford offered a strong signal of support for the Olivia Chow when asked his views on Toronto’s mayoral race on Wednesday

One Ontario mining project was among the list of those getting federal funding

The prime minister said Ottawa plans to use the ‘proceeds’ from his plan to support smaller sites

The province sidelined the TDSB’s elected trustees last year. With 77 candidates running for 12 seats this fall, will those elected be able to make a difference?

Teachers still seeing price discrepancies, restricted items and shipment delays, weeks after initial launch of $750 program

The province says it will evaluate its response once the season ends and share findings with affected communities

Profanity-laced messages raising questions about security of public-facing digital infrastructure

TORONTO — The Ontario Science Centre has laid off 30 workers including the entire science department, The Canadian Press has learned. Science centre CEO Paul Kortenaar told employees at a meeting today that the organization is being restructured.

Kinga Surma is the new president of the Treasury Board

Ontario institutions increasingly failing to comply with freedom of information orders: commissioner

This week on Village Media's 'Closer Look' podcast: We speak to the former Trudeau cabinet minister who is widely seen as the frontrunner in the race to be Ontario's next Liberal leader

The event had all the hallmarks of a press conference — minus the press

‘It's not meant to be perfect from day one,’ said the education minister as the Ford government’s $750 classroom supply program faces scrutiny over pricing and rollout

Some lanes could stay if they don’t contribute to congestion, province says

Both require reflection and adjustment, Fairclough says

Four ministries spent $77M Ontario taxpayer dollars on ads in 2025-26

An admitted 'underdog' in the race talks about how his lengthy resume in politics and making policy is shaping his bid for party leadership

The Ontario Liberal leadership race's most online competitor talks about his ideas, including charter schools, renewable terms for judges and municipal finance reform

Paving the way for construction, the province secures a key rail relocation agreement and divides the final 68 kilometres into six sections, four of which will see ground broken next year

Prime Minister Mark Carney says the president's latest threat of a ‘reprisal’ is not surprising

The premier's invitation for Donald Trump to pucker up was in response to a new threat of high auto and steel tariffs

'President Trump is the type of person that would steal your lunch money the first day, he'd steal the toque off your head the second day, and the third day he'd steal your running shoes'

Prime Minister said Canada is walking away from a 'bad deal' with the U.S. and will diversify trade abroad

OTTAWA — A last-ditch effort to reach a new trade deal before a midnight tariff deadline failed Friday, as Prime Minister Mark Carney suspended talks with the United States and summoned his negotiators back to Ottawa.

On a call from the edge of a cow pasture in Renfrew County, the Toronto MPP spoke about her views on showmanship and leadership in politics

Removing protected bike lanes in Toronto following last week's court ruling will limit how residents move through their cities, writes engineer Margaret Parkhill

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney is scheduled to brief his cabinet and Canada's premiers today about the potential trade deal reached with the United States on Tuesday.

The Trillium revealed a leaked script for a government ad targeting teachers’ use of sick days

Draft script obtained by The Trillium portrays parents criticizing unions over sick days, doctor’s notes and potential strikes, as education unions also run ads during stalled talks

Ford vows the province will 'always help' the kinds of asylum seekers who will soon call Bradford home — as long as they're in the country legally and 'obey the laws'

The ruling is a major victory for Ford government — but a Supreme Court case could be on the horizon

Program cut from $32M to $20M, forcing ‘difficult decisions’: Survivors’ Secretariat

The premier was unapologetic when asked about his party’s decision to send someone to Jamaica to surveil Bonnie Crombie while she was on vacation

NDP Leader Avi Lewis says the Billy Bishop airport saga makes this month's byelection 'extra relevant in this moment'

The Progressive Conservatives spent $3,000 at two five-star resorts in 2023, including one where Crombie vacationed shortly after winning the Liberal leadership race

Workers nearly crushed by massive loads, struck underground power lines: leaked reports

When Premier Doug Ford's government announced its plan for the subway line to run from Exhibition Place to east Toronto, through downtown, it pegged the cost at $10.9 billion