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Queen's Park Today: Business as usual

Queen's Park Today: Business as usual

Your daily report from the Ontario provincial legislature
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The T: filling the gaps

Your municipal news roundup for the week of April 14
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Council and ward reforms defeated, again

Council and ward reforms defeated, again

Recommended changes to the city council's composition were voted down for a second time, as were two other last minute suggestions raised by councilors.
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Newmarket explores granny flats regulation as housing solution

Newmarket explores granny flats regulation as housing solution

'It should bring online more affordable options,' mayor says
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City looks at further loosening residential parking requirements

City looks at further loosening residential parking requirements

The effort is part of a federally mandated review to help spur the development of residential units in Greater Sudbury
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Foreign flags not to fly in Burlington, with a few notable exceptions

Foreign flags not to fly in Burlington, with a few notable exceptions

Foreign flags can be raised to represent cultural heritage recognition events or international sporting events, the city has decided
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Former mayor, MPP said strong mayor powers would have sped things up during his term

Former mayor, MPP said strong mayor powers would have sped things up during his term

‘The mayors have the best sense of what’s going on in their communities,’ says Simcoe-Grey MPP Brian Saunderson
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York Region taxpayers left to pick up the tab for provincial funding shortfalls in health, housing

York Region taxpayers left to pick up the tab for provincial funding shortfalls in health, housing

York Region estimates the Ontario government is forcing more than $77 million onto local taxpayers this year alone
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Judge grills province on whether Toronto bike lane removals are 'arbitrary'

Judge grills province on whether Toronto bike lane removals are 'arbitrary'

Justice Paul Schabas considering whether to block government from removing lanes while he considers Charter challenge
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Doug Ford says officials will ‘look into’ report about twin Thermes

Doug Ford says officials will ‘look into’ report about twin Thermes

Ontario Place redeveloper Therme Canada says the New York Times was ‘inaccurate’ in reporting its parent company misrepresented itself to the provincial government
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