Colin D'Mello

Phil Verster has consistently received a taxable benefit of between $12,575 to $13,392 on top of his taxpayer-funded salary of $838,097 as of 2023.

Phil Verster has been singled out by political detractors who believe the CEO should be held accountable for the ongoing delays in delivery of key transportation projects.

Ontario's auditor general was critical of the province's opioid addiction strategy, suggesting it was uncoordinated and didn't have proper processes in place.

Auditor General Shelley Spence found as part of her annual report that, in the fiscal year ending at the end of March, the province spent a total of $104.6 million on advertising.

Doug Ford appeared in an interview with Fox News host Neil Cavuto to promote Ontario's relations with the United States and position the province as a key trading partner.

The Ford government plans to table legislation to tackle encampments on Thursday but won't finish debating and passing it until well into the new year.

Cycle Toronto has launched a charter challenge claiming the Ford government is engaging in a 'legislative campaign against people who ride bikes'

Cutting off power to 1.5 million Americans, restricting imports of U.S.-made alcohol, and limiting exports of Canadian critical minerals are among

Several colleges have announced massive changes and suspended programs, blaming the moves on the reduction in international students, which they relied heavily upon for funding.

The call comes from Alberta Premier Danielle Smith whose province has rejected the idea of using oil and gas exports as a bargaining chip.