Some TDSB staff placed on unpaid leave permitted to return to work after disclosing vaccine status

But unvaccinated staff face another deadline to get their first shot, or they could be placed on unpaid leave again.

Health system can deal with increases, Elliott says as cases rise

Ontario isn't considering tightening restrictions right now.

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Tuesday, November 9.

In brief: Hillier's new party, marking Indigenous Veterans Day

A collection of briefs on the news of the day.

Del Duca promises two-way all-day Milton GO service (again)

He made the same promise in 2014.

Autism advocates raise concerns about post-election target for program enrolment

One parent said it would make it challenging to hold the current government to account.

Ford government aiming to sign Bradford Bypass deal just before election

The Progressive Conservatives are trying to make highway investments a key election issue.

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Monday, November 8.

600 children enrolled in 'core services' of new autism program as government looks to 8,000 by next fall

The remaining supports that haven't yet launched are expected early in the new year.

Bills next week: A constituency week followed by several days of debate on the mini-budget

A preview of the legislation to be debated at Queen's Park for the week of Nov. 15, 2021.

Op-ed: The case for an Ontario biosimilar switching policy

Jim Keon of Biosimilars Canada makes the case that a biosimilar switching policy could save the province money on pharma ...

'It feels like we're at a standstill': Advocate looks to data collection after government refuses to reverse closure of mental health program for youth in justice system

The government said it is reviewing mental health services in the youth justice system.