Rob Ferguson

There is more pushback from teachers to a tentative deal aimed at averting a strike in Ontario’s public high schools this fall.

A 3,500-pound bronze statue of Queen Elizabeth II was hoisted into place in front of the legislature.

The hangover from a disgraced ex-minister’s controversial sojourn to Las Vegas is dogging the embattled Progressive Conservatives as fallout continues from the $8.28 billion Greenbelt land swap scandal that has triggered the resignations of two cabinet members and two key political aides.

Police earlier warned of the possibility of “a large number of vehicles entering the city.”

Toronto’s loss is London’s gain as the headquarters of the Workplace Safety Insurance Board and hundreds of jobs move to the Forest City in 2025, fulfilling a promise Premier Doug Ford’s government made in advance of last year’s provincial election.

Two decades after he toppled a Progressive Conservative government in Ontario, Dalton McGuinty reflects on how his party could do it again.

The $8.28-billion Greenbelt land swap scandal is putting Premier Doug Ford on the defensive over forcing municipalities to change their boundaries, taking over farms and “green space” for homebuilding.

Ontario is going bigger on the electric vehicle battery business, joining the federal government in providing almost $1 billion in subsidies toward a $2.7-billion parts plant near Kingston employing 600 workers to start.

At a Tuesday morning press conference, the premier insists he was in the dark about many of the questionable calls his government made in the scandal now being investigated by the RCMP.

The riding most recently held by the NDP becomes a high-stakes battleground for Premier Doug Ford and rival party leaders in a byelection to be held Nov. 30.