Geriatrician 'pretty unsatisfied' with long-term care commission testimony on vaccine rollout to seniors' homes

A provincial official defended Ontario's decision to start its vaccination program in hospitals.

In brief: 'A long way to go', the heaviest job losses on record, and boozin' at the 7-Eleven

A collection of briefs on the news of the day.

Government waves goodbye to LPAT with new legislation

The newly-named Ontario Land Tribunal would amalgamate various land use boards.

Your question period briefing: 'No speech ... is enhanced by a gratuitous personal insult'

What was asked and answered in question period on Thursday, Feb. 18.

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Thursday, February 18.

People on the move: A new chief and a handful of key appointments

A roundup of recent job moves and appointments.

Education minister says asymptomatic testing target will improve safety in schools, but opposition says it's 'not adequate'

The government wants boards to conduct asymptomatic testing in at least 5 per cent of their schools each week.

Your question period briefing: 'Nails on a chalkboard'

What was asked and answered in question period on Wednesday, Feb. 17.

Davidson: How child care can be a winner in budget 2021

With a growing chorus calling for action on child care, why not listen?

Government delay on seniors' advocate bill nothing but 'excuses': NDP

The bill has been sitting at the committee stage since October.

PC government proposes largest Greenbelt expansion yet

Critics are skeptical of the commitment given the government's track record on the issue.

In brief: Paying MPPs the CERB, new bills and local medical officers' call for extended shutdown

The house granted unanimous consent to reduce one MPP's salary to the rate of the CERB.