Rob Ferguson is a Queen's Park Reporter at the Toronto Star. He covers Ontario politics, with a focus on elections, government, and public policy, while also drawing from his background in finance and education. His work has been featured in various publications, including Flipboard, The Hamilton Spectator, and JAMA.
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Rob Ferguson's focus is primarily on local government and politics, specifically in Ontario, Canada. He covers news related to political leadership, provincial policies, and legislative changes.
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Nate Erskine-Smith is appealing last weekend's high-stakes Liberal nomination vote in Scarborough Southwest, which he lost by 19 votes, citing "serious irregularities."
By: Robert Benzie, Rob Ferguson
There are questions as to why the Beaches—East York Liberal MP — whose own 2014 federal nomination win was challenged — and his team didn't publicly raise concerns during the
By: Rob Ferguson, Robert Benzie
The province has new or expanded authority to hire and fire the chairs of eight regions, controversially granting them "strong" powers and shrink the size of regional councils.
By: Rob Ferguson
Bars and restaurants will be allowed to serve booze until 4 a.m. and hours are being extended in select LCBO stores during the World Cup.
Calling it "the most ridiculous ruling I've ever seen," Premier Doug Ford is railing against a court decision blocking Waterloo Region from removing a homeless encampment on the site of
By: Robert Benzie, Rob Ferguson
Liberal MP Erskine-Smith's future as a candidate remains uncertain.
By: Kristin Rushowy, Rob Ferguson
Elected officials found guilty of serious breaches of codes of conduct by integrity commissioners can be removed by a unanimous vote of council.
By: Rob Ferguson
Cerjanec officially enters the Nov. 21 race to lead the Ontario Liberal party — and is the second with a seat in the legislature.
By: Moira Welsh, Rob Ferguson
Ontario's new public safety bill would give Premier Doug Ford's government the "power to issue directives" to police services boards across the province.
A New Democrat MPP says she's not giving up a push to help sexual assault survivors.
