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Queen's Park Today: Audits in abundance

Queen's Park Today: Audits in abundance

Your daily report from the Ontario provincial legislature
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'Identity politics is dead': Bonnie Crombie seeks to centre Liberals

'Identity politics is dead': Bonnie Crombie seeks to centre Liberals

Making her centrist pitch at a $1,600-a-ticket fundraiser, the OLP leader promised she would focus on adding family doctors, community safety and cutting taxes if elected premier
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Ontario P3 infrastructure projects struggling to attract bidders: auditor general

Ontario P3 infrastructure projects struggling to attract bidders: auditor general

Few companies are willing to take on huge projects, especially when they come with huge risks: AG
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AG report finds safe learning environment ‘not always’ the case at TDSB schools

AG report finds safe learning environment ‘not always’ the case at TDSB schools

The report also found the board’s schools are, on average, ‘in the worst condition in Ontario’
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Therme met with Ford’s staff, had ‘direct access’ to assessor of Ontario Place submissions

Therme met with Ford’s staff, had ‘direct access’ to assessor of Ontario Place submissions

Auditor general finds assessment process was 'irregular, subjective' and 'not fair'
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Ontario spent record high on advertising, majority on partisan ads: auditor

Ontario spent record high on advertising, majority on partisan ads: auditor

The auditor general deemed half of the top-10 advertising campaigns launched by the Doug Ford government to be partisan
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PCs' MZOs use sparked 'appearance of preferential treatment': auditor

PCs' MZOs use sparked 'appearance of preferential treatment': auditor

The watchdog found minister-issued orders spiked property values, were issued haphazardly, and wrote that some long-delayed projects ‘beg the question why an MZO was used’
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Ontario shutting down supervised consumption sites without assessing harm to drug users: auditor

Ontario shutting down supervised consumption sites without assessing harm to drug users: auditor

Health Minister Sylvia Jones once promised that ‘people are not going to die,’ but the province hasn’t tried to figure out if they will or not, the auditor general reports
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Toronto’s green building standards face legal challenge by developers

Toronto’s green building standards face legal challenge by developers

The Residential Construction Council of Ontario is seeking a judicial order to block the city from imposing rules that go beyond the Ontario Building Code
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Queen's Park Today: Verster goes vamoose

Queen's Park Today: Verster goes vamoose

Your daily report from the Ontario provincial legislature
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