Manufacturing losses cost Ontario jobs in September as national unemployment decreases

Ontario was one of three provinces where unemployment rose in September.

Ontario education workers, government at impasse in contract talks, union says

Education Minister Stephen Lecce has called CUPE's demands unreasonable.

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Friday, Oct. 7.

Ontario Health Ministry says there's no 'active shortage' of children's medicine, despite empty shelves

The ministry said Ontarians should "practice normal buying habits."

The QP Briefing Podcast: Picking apart Pickering with Mike Schreiner and Ted Hsu

The Pickering nuclear plant may get extended and refurbished.

'Don't force my hand,' Premier Ford warns education unions tempted to strike

CUPE-repped education workers recently voted to strike if negotiations stall.

Your morning briefing

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

Blais hopes second time's the charm for anti-harassment PMB

The government has supported it in the past.

Ontarians split on moving patients into nursing homes they don't choose: poll

Bill 7 will soon force discharged hospital patients to choose between a move or $400/day charge.

Your morning briefing

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

Ontario eyes return to energy efficiency as supply shortage looms

"Energy efficiency is among the lowest-cost ways for meeting system needs," an IESO executive said.

'The days of rape and plunder are over': First Nations sue Ford government over environment

They point to a B.C. case that forced the government to overhaul its approach to consultation.