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Ontario’s solicitor general and his No. 2 have apologized for “inadvertently” saying officials apprehended all 157 criminals who were mistakenly released from the province’s jails over the past five years.
Just days after announcing plans to buy a private jet, Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the province will now move to sell its newly acquired plane, acknowledging concerns about the timing and cost of the purchase.
Ontario is embedding in legislation a policy that would give priority for medical residency positions to applicants with a connection to the province.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s government is planning to skip public hearings to pass its omnibus budget bill that contains a retroactive clampdown on access to his cellphone records.
Stratford is preparing for the return of GO Train service and city leaders say the move could provide a major boost to tourism in the Festival City.
A brand new 28.9 million private jet is taking off at Queen’s Park and so is the criticism across Ontario. A brand new 28.9 million private jet is taking off at Queen’s Park and so is the criticism across Ontario.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford lamented Thursday that grocery store prices are sky high, but nixed the idea of banning so-called surveillance pricing and slammed a pilot project for city-run grocery stores as socialist and “crazy.”
A “furious” Premier Doug Ford has promised to keep all inmates behind bars after news broke that more than 150 of them were improperly released from jails across Ontario over the last few years.
More than 150 inmates have been improperly released from Ontario’s jails over several years, a problem that Premier Doug Ford called “unacceptable” on Wednesday.
Leaders from all four elected parties at Queen’s Park took part in a ceremony Tuesday to mark Yom Hashoah, a day to remember the Holocaust, and took the occasion to speak out against increasingly violent acts of antisemitism.
The Ontario government rejected a program that would have helped 21 high school graduates learn trades at Toronto’s transit system using a boilerplate letter with little explanation, documents obtained by CTV News show.
Ontario high school students will soon have their attendance count for a sizable portion of their final grades, one of a set of upcoming changes to how students are assessed.
Ontario’s labour minister is proposing to ban employers from making employees pay for their uniforms.
The Ontario government will cut the number of trustees at the Toronto District School Board nearly in half and create new non-elected executive roles as part of a bill aimed at overhauling school governance in the province.
Ontario workers who are injured on the job could soon receive higher loss-of-earnings benefits, under legislation the labour minister plans to introduce.
Ontario cannabis stores could be allowed to open two hours earlier.
