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Queen’s Park Today: A shock to the U.S. electrical system

Queen’s Park Today: A shock to the U.S. electrical system

Your daily report from the Ontario provincial legislature
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Many students don't see family medicine as 'viable career option': OMA chair

Many students don't see family medicine as 'viable career option': OMA chair

The first round of residency matches on March 4 showed 96 unfilled family medicine residency positions in Ontario, though the Canadian Resident Matching Service says those spots usually get filled in the second round
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Doug Ford's target in the trade war: Americans' kitchen tables

Doug Ford's target in the trade war: Americans' kitchen tables

By taxing their power and buying his way onto their TV screens, Ford says he's taking the fight to the American people
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Premier Ford softens stance on Ontario's contracts with U.S. companies

Premier Ford softens stance on Ontario's contracts with U.S. companies

After saying the provincial government would 'stop' its contracts with U.S. companies 'immediately,' Doug Ford now says 'as soon as they lapse,' Canadian suppliers will replace them
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Queen’s Park Today: Ontario preparing new ‘information ads’, not ‘attack ads’

Queen’s Park Today: Ontario preparing new ‘information ads’, not ‘attack ads’

Your daily report from the Ontario provincial legislature
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TRILLIUM TALK: Charged-up Doug Ford determined to hit back at U.S.

TRILLIUM TALK: Charged-up Doug Ford determined to hit back at U.S.

Every Sunday morning, one of our legislative reporters from The Trillium provides an inside look at the week that was in Ontario politics — and the week ahead
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Doug Ford’s cabinet to be sworn in March 19

Doug Ford’s cabinet to be sworn in March 19

The legislature will return three-and-a-half weeks later on April 14
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BREAKING: Supreme Court strikes down Ford government’s third-party political ads law

BREAKING: Supreme Court strikes down Ford government’s third-party political ads law

Restrictions on third-party advertising ahead of elections let political parties ‘drown out’ other groups such as unions: top court
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Queen’s Park Today: Burn me once, shame on you. Burn me twice, shame on me

Queen’s Park Today: Burn me once, shame on you. Burn me twice, shame on me

Your daily report from the Ontario provincial legislature
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Supreme Court ruling on third-party ads law coming Friday

Supreme Court ruling on third-party ads law coming Friday

The law limits how much unions and other groups can spend on political advertising in the year before a scheduled election campaign
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