Ontario
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Ford launches independent inquiry into Ontario’s finances
Commission will be led by former BC premier Gordon Campbell.
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Ford government moves to take more control of Hydro One executive salaries
Requires the board to establish a new compensation framework for the CEO and directors.
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Ontario government to lay out road map for province in first throne speech
The speech, which opens a summer sitting of provincial parliament, is expected to focus on the Tory’s immediate priorities.
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Hydro One board resigns, CEO retires as Doug Ford makes good on campaign promise
Hydro One CEO Mayo Schmidt, who earned a $6.2-million salary last year, became a lightning rod for resentment during the election over rising electricity rates in Ontario.
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Ont. PC government cancels $100-million school repair fund
The fund is tied to Ontario’s cap-and-trade system, which Doug Ford has begun dismantling.
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Ontario cancelling cap and trade akin to pulling out of climate framework: feds
$420 million earmarked for Ontario under the Low Carbon Economy Leadership Fund is under review.
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Interim Ontario Liberal leader says party must begin ‘soul searching’
What went wrong? Liberals spent $10 million spent to capture seven seats.
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Ontario workplaces are 1.6% safer than last year: WSIB
Manufacturing tops other industries in workplace culture.
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Ontario Tory government in waiting transitioning to power
Public servants will have costed some of the Tories’ promises and will advise what could be implemented quickly and what will take more time.
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CN must reopen vital Thunder Bay bridge to cars; Ontario’s top court rules
The agreement in question dates to 1906.
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Doug Ford rides populist wave to victory in Ontario, Tories form majority
Wynne resigns leadership, Liberals one seat short of official party status.
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Ontario could see a seismic political shift in today’s provincial election
A new government is coming for Ontario, and big changes with it.
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Historic win within reach for Ontario’s Green party Leader Mike Schreiner
Schreiner could be Ontario’s first Green MPP.
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A breakdown of the possibilities that could arise from Ontario’s vote
Anything could happen June 7: Here’s what you need to know.
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Candidate’s plan to bid for Liberal party leadership ‘a healthy thing’: Wynne
David Henderson, a manufacturer, said he would vie for the job if he wins in his riding.
