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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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Ontario, feds agree in principle to extending $10/day child-care deal

Ontario, feds agree in principle to extending $10/day child-care deal

But the province says it wants more money and claims there's a '$10 billion funding gap'
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Ontario's extra 25% fee on U.S.-bound electricity to take effect Monday: Ford

Ontario's extra 25% fee on U.S.-bound electricity to take effect Monday: Ford

The surcharge will remain in place until President Trump drops his tariffs, and threats, altogether, says Ontario's premier
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The T: just tariffic

Your municipal news roundup for the week of March 3
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Partnership goal to provide better Indigenous healthcare

Partnership goal to provide better Indigenous healthcare

Niagara Health will work with Indigenous council to improve primary healthcare, while ensuring experience that is "culturally safe, respectful and responsive for Indigenous Peoples.”
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Council puts proposed use of social media rules on hold

Council puts proposed use of social media rules on hold

'When you have decided to take your office and enter into the public realm in this way, there are different expectations placed upon you by members of the public': integrity commissioner's office
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Is city's snow plowing up to snuff? New working group will dig into it

Is city's snow plowing up to snuff? New working group will dig into it

'They do an excellent job within the policy we've established and this is us having a look at that policy and making sure that it's still appropriate,' said David Campbell
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