Laura Stone

Concern over Premier’s decision to open up the Greenbelt to select developers echoed by attendees at annual agricultural and rural expo

Mr. Massoudi left his government post in 2022, but providing ‘communications support’ to Doug Ford, says Ford office spokesperson

Ms. Crombie said she will participate in the citywide budget process after voting has closed for the Ontario Liberal Party leadership on Nov. 26

Peace activist Vivian Silver has been missing since Saturday and is believed to be captured by Hamas

Seamus O’Regan is denouncing a prominent Ontario union and its leader for issuing social media statements that he says glorify violence and promote antisemitic conspiracy theories

‘Tarnishing Ms. Jama’s reputation in such a public manner will not be tolerated under any circumstances,’ said the rookie NDP MPP’s lawyer

Ontario Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy has requested an urgent meeting with Ottawa, and asked for a ‘rigorous analysis’ of Alberta’s proposal to create its own pension plan

Jurisdictional squabbling over Housing Accelerator Fund has emerged as the federal government tries to refocus on housing supply and affordability

Ontario Place for All has filed an application with Ontario’s Divisional Court for an injunction that would prevent the province from going ahead with its plans until a full environmental assessment takes place

David Paterson named new U.S. trade representative as Ontario positions itself as destination for EV-battery, auto investment

Brewer-owned Beer Store monopoly to end, but mental health advocates raise alarms

Advocates say expanding the scope of free contraception is beneficial to society as a whole

Patrick Brown wants Ottawa to cap number of international students, require accommodation plans

Federal Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced on Monday that Ottawa is imposing a two-year cap on international study visas, slashing them by more than a third

The changes were announced days after the federal government announced a two-year cap on international student visas

Plans to reform $40-billion program to allow postsecondary institutions and builders to access funds for housing on and off campus

The Prime Minister says he expects Canadians, including police agencies, to act within the rules and the law to make sure that everyone can feel safe

Ottawa has pushed for cities to change zoning rules to allow fourplexes to be built ‘as of right’ as a prerequisite for accessing the Housing Accelerator Fund

Ontario Medical Association chief executive warns the changes will put more financial pressure on doctors, and may force some to close their practices

Bonnie Crombie has been building her campaign team and hiring staff since taking over the party in December