The government announced a two-week school closure and made plans for the potential suspension of the legislature. ...
Daily Archives: March 12, 2020
Treasury board clamps down on spending in last quarter
Treasury Board President Peter Bethlenfalvy says he's making sure ending March Madness doesn't create "free-for-all February." ...
Catholic teachers’ union and province strike tentative deal
Education Minister Stephen Lecce said he hopes this agreement will "build momentum for further deals" with other unions. ...
Your Question Period Briefing: “Communication, communication, communication“
What was asked in question period on Thursday, March 12. ...
NDP renews call for province-wide Vision Zero plan to combat road deaths and injuries
Premier Ford has expressed openness in a provincial Vision Zero plan in the past. ...
Ford calls on feds to help Ontario fight coronavirus-related downturn by funding infrastructure
The planned meeting between Trudeau and Canada's premiers was cancelled as the prime minister and his wife are in self isolation. ...
Your morning briefing
Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Thursday, March 12. ...
Recent appointments risk politicizing the court, tilting the balance to the right, critics say
While criticism of the government's changes to judicial appointments process have been reported, the political nature of some appointments has flown under the radar. ...
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