Asymptomatic testing results in TDSB schools 'exceptionally high,' says statistician

The government has said it plans to expand the program, which found more than 200 positive results, and one epidemiologi ...

Who's lobbying for whom

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

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Friday, January 15.

Ontario hospitals fighting for their share of COVID-19 vaccine

University Health Network CEO Dr. Kevin Smith spoke with QP Briefing to clarify comments he made about the vaccine rollo ...

'It’s being stuck between a rock and a hard place,' says mother of special needs child as education unions call for 'full pause' on in-person learning

Schools in northern Ontario and those supporting special needs students in southern Ontario can stay open while the stay ...

Government adds some details on stay-at-home order

Law enforcement will not be allowed to arbitrarily enter homes or cars.

'I don’t know how much more clear we can be': Your Ontario COVID-19 roundup

Evictions are paused, but eviction hearings are not.

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Thursday, January 14.

Ontario not seeking second round of military aid for province's long-term care homes, despite premier's comments

It comes as the province's experts warn long-term care deaths in the second wave will outnumber those in the first.

Confusion reigns for stay-at-home order despite premier's pleas

A variety of stakeholders urged greater clarity and more explicit definitions, which the government refused to provide.

Ontario government sets goal to vaccinate all long-term care residents and staff by Feb. 15

But some advocates have said they want to see this happen by the end of January.

Housing minister commits to eviction ban after day of confusion

Advocates wonder why it wasn't done sooner.