U.S.-Canada relations 'in a better place' under Biden, but 'Buy American' remains a risk: Former Ontario representative

Monique Smith said these policies are a "perennial problem" for Canada.

In brief: New LTC freedoms, Vaughan Working Families investigation, minister doesn't scrum, and more

A collection of briefs on the news of the day.

PCs try to pivot to campaign footing as premier is set to emerge from quarantine

The party has been laser-focused on the border issue, although some stumbles have followed.

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Tuesday, May 4.

Your question period briefing: 'This can never happen again'

What was asked in question period on Monday, May 3, 2021.

'We have to move forward': Minister responds to LTC report finding that seniors died of dehydration and neglect

Minister Merrilee Fullerton declined to apologize for the crisis in long-term care.

Government partnering with advocacy groups to create 'readiness indicators' for youth leaving care

But there's still uncertainty over whether the government will get rid of age cut-offs. 

Ontarians hit with random vaccine cancellations as booking system malfunctions under demand

The health minister said she's "very pleased" with the system.

In brief: Health officials weigh in on long-term care commission, mixing vaccines and latest numbers

A collection of briefs on the news of the day.

Ottawa intervenes on Highway 413 with its own assessment

The controversial project has seen significant criticism.

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Monday, May 3.

'Delay is deadly': Long-term care commission's final report describes Ford government's failures and historic neglect

The commission recommended that profit-driven entities have no role in LTC caregiving.