Quickened review of Ontario ministries' spending plans taking place next week

The PCs changed procedural rules to limit how deep MPPs can dig into government spending plans.

Who's lobbying for whom

A roundup of new, renewed and amended registrations with the Office of the Integrity Commissioner.

Bills next week: Backtrackin' and updatin'

After a short sitting break, MPPs return to QP on Monday for a week jam-packed with legislative business.

Milloy: Doug Ford and the danger of attacking what we hold sacred 

Are there lines he won’t cross? Boundaries he won’t overstep?

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Friday, Nov. 11.

Former New Democrat activist says investigation against her is an 'attack'

The party threatened the founder of a group of many vexed New Democrats with "corrective action."

Ontario landlords discuss illegal eviction strategies to evade tribunal delays

'I’m aware of the fact [that] it’s 'illegal'.... just wondering what the penalty is.'

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Thursday, Nov. 10.

Ontario bureaucrat defends disputed claim of 1,500 OPP officers in Ottawa during 'Freedom Convoy'

Mario Di Tommaso was scheduled to testify on Wednesday but his appearance was cut short.

Tenants and landlords unite against Ontario's new housing plan

The unlikely allies each have their own, very different issues with Bill 23.

Leaked data shows Ontario hospitals getting worse

Liberal MPP Adil Shamji got leaked another grim report.

Ford doubles down on his handling of the CUPE scrap

The education workers' union said Tuesday that the government's 'improved' offer doesn't cut it.