Province to mandate Indigenous learning in Grades 1–3 by September 2023

Government ministers also addressed questions about why the province isn't making Sept. 30 a statutory holiday.

Ontario recommends Pfizer for 18–24-year-olds due to risk of rare heart conditions

No one has died of vaccine-induced pericarditis and myocarditis in Ontario, officials said.

Davidson: When did spending less become a bad thing?

Spending less money than projected during a pandemic is a sign of good news, not bad news, writes columnist Mitch Davids ...

Schools need to be Ford government's 'no. 1' priority: Del Duca

Rapid testing continues to be a hot-button issue. The Liberals tried to keep up the pressure.

In brief: The TTC union reversal, Lincolnville tree and Rowan's Law

A collection of briefs on the news of the day.

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Wednesday, September 29.

Trudeau, Ford governments inch toward child-care deal

A Ford government source says the province is trying to prioritize access and availability in the negotiations.

Government faces mounting calls to 'significantly deploy' rapid tests to schools, particularly high-risk ones

Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Kieran Moore recently said the province is looking into "multiple strategies."

Ontario 'stable' but 'fragile' in COVID-19 fight: data modelling

It could be a turning point either way for Ontario as it heads into winter.

Disability advocates call for ODSP rate increase to combat 'chronic poverty'

Lives are at stake, they said.

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Tuesday, September 28.

Ontario considering mandatory COVID-19 vaccines in schools: health minister

Christine Elliott said she'd look into anything that keeps Ontarians safe.