Ontario
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Wynne calls PC Leader Ford a ‘bully,’ says he’s just like Trump
Compares his words to Trump’s attacks against Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election.
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Bayliss gets more than $18M from Ontario for innovation centre
Will centralize R&D activities for the development of a number of new product lines.
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Two Ontario Liberal ministers one MPP won’t be seeking re-election
MPP Grant Crack also leaving to pursue other career opportunities.
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Labour and Bill 148: Five points that can impact your company
What the amendments, now in force, mean for Ontario manufacturers.
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Debt mounts as Ontario moves back into deficit ahead of election
Deficit of $6.7 billion as Liberals’ decision reverses a key promise to stay in the black this year.
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Ontario energy minister downplays dispute between auditor and electricity system operator
Lysyk’s agency launched a special audit late last year, said IESO is using “bogus” accounting practices.
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Ontario Tory leader Ford is focused on finances, can’t wait to take on Wynne
Doug Ford says he’s determined to form a government that will drive efficiencies.
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Doug Ford chosen to lead Ontario Tories in narrow win
Christine Elliott concedes Ontario Tory leadership to Doug Ford after a review.
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Ontario will not have balanced budget on March 28: Sousa
Province will run a deficit of less than 1% of GDP starting next year, no dollar amount provided.
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No $15 minimum wage in 2019, Tory leadership hopefuls say in first debate
They agree the Liberal plan would hurt the province’s economy, particularly small businesses.
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Caroline Mulroney touts change for Ontario Tories in first campaign event
Will also support cuts in hydro rates and child care rebates if elected as the next premier.
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Chief of staff for ex Ontario premier McGuinty guilty in gas plants trial
Livingston found guilty of attempted mischief to data and illegal use of a computer.
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Ontario stepping up enforcement to protect worker rights
Government is making sure new worker rights under its plan for Fair Workplaces and Better Jobs are followed.
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Ontario increases maximum workplace safety fines
Rising from $500,000 to $1.5 million for corporations, $25,000 to $100,000 for an individual or unincorporated business.
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Auditor finds Ontarians pay millions for ineligible power generator costs
IESO hasn’t implemented repeated recommendations from the OEB, including one that could save $30 million a year.
