Premier Doug Ford appeared to lose his patience on Wednesday morning when questioned about developers attending his daughter's stag and doe.

There is a cancer on Canadian journalism.

Five “vision” speeches lay out groundwork for election campaign, blunting Liberal attacks suggesting Scheer is a radical.

The Ontario government is taking its now two-year fight to keep Premier Doug Ford's mandate letters secret to the Ontario Court of Appeal after the province's judicial review application was dismis...

By comparison, retired TD Bank chair Ed Clark earned just $1 a year when he advised former Liberal premier Kathleen Wynne on bringing beer and wine sales to 450 of Ontario’s 1,500 supermarkets.

Ontario’s Premier Doug Ford has been lauded for his COVID-19 response, but does he deserve the praise?

Bill 66 lets employers average out the number of hours worked over a month when calculating how much overtime pay a worker is entitled to.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he has “no sympathy” for violent offenders whose mental health prevents them from being held criminally responsible, saying the public would be better protected if...

The Canadians are doing it; we’re not.

Earlier this month, the Ontario government cancelled the half-built Nation Rise Wind Farm, citing concerns about local bats. The company behind the project says that claim isn’t rooted in science.

Ford’s use of the constitutional hammer to squash his opponents’ ability to spend money attacking him was not an effort to keep corporate money out of politics. The premier tripled the amount...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford and his big-tent Progressive Conservative party have abandoned big-tent conservation and the principles of environmental preservation, writes freelance journalist Robert Lee.

Two of the companies say Ontario government COVID-19 support helped offset increased costs

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer, who previously opposed the proposed legalization of cannabis, now says a Conservative government would not only keep cannabis legal but would also stay the course...

With rumours swirling over an early provincial election call, it’s time for all citizens of Ontario to think about their priorities for their communities and this province.

The Wilmot land assembly is going badly. Regional councillors are on the defensive, after getting thrown under the bus by provincial cabinet ministers, and finding fault with a staff report on why...

The premier’s war on red tape has become a battle over blue stickers as he forces the private sector to do his bidding in badgering Ottawa, Martin Regg Cohn writes.

On the day that the Ontario Science Centre was abruptly shuttered this summer, a city of Toronto staffer rushed to the building to inspect it – but didn’t mark down any immediate hazards, according...

The proposed Green Public Transit Tax Credit could benefit wealthy Canadians the most and do little to boost ridership, experts say.

Ontario's PC government has made it clear since taking office last June that the province has little money to go around for such vital services as pu…

The data suggests 60 per cent of GTHA residents — excluding downtown Toronto — either support or accept the Liberals plan to price carbon.

The Ontario government is investing $2.5 million in wearable contact tracing technology that will alert users if they may have been exposed to the COVID-19 in the workplace and will beep or vibrate...

The Ford government is trying to stop the release of letters outlining the premier's expectations for each of his ministers. These letters are usually made public.

"There's tremendous frustration amongst doctors," one Toronto physician told Global News, adding, "People in the community are worried."