NDP asks Ontario Provincial Police to determine if deaths from neglect in long-term care warrant criminal charges

The fact that tragedy occurred does not mean that someone broke the law: LTC minister.

Minister uses inaccurate vaccine efficacy statistic as critics decry partisan pandemic messaging

"Why are we talking about this as though it's the truth?" asked one health expert of the government's vaccine statistic.

Steven Del Duca says his party's child-care plan will 'deliver urgent pocketbook relief'

The plan includes lower fees for families and free college tuition for early childhood educators.

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Thursday, May 6.

Ontario ministers mum on any action taken on report of deaths from neglect in long-term care

New details on what the military found in Ontario long-term care homes warrant a criminal investigation: lawyer.

Ontario says it's on track to vaccinate two-thirds of population by Canada Day

The government is looking at how it will get kids vaccinated, the health minister said.

Ford government scolded as it wins court case on vaccine equity

David Daneshvar was found to lack standing in his claim.

'Doing this in the middle of a pandemic is wrong': Education advocates worry about consideration of remote learning as permanent option

The government said it is still consulting on the matter.

Your question period briefing: Looking for long-term care accountability

What was asked in question period on May 5, 2021.

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Wednesday, May 5.

Your question period briefing: 'I will not be spoken to that way'

What was asked in question period on Tuesday, May 4, 2021.

Ontario to offer students option to learn remotely for 2021-22 school year

The province also unveiled details on education funding including $1.6 billion in "COVID-19 resources."