Rob Ferguson is a Queen's Park Reporter for the Toronto Star, covering Ontario politics. With a strong focus on local news in Canada, particularly in Ontario and Toronto, Rob's articles delve into the intricacies of government decisions, political controversies, and current events impacting the region.
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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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Heaping faint praise on Premier Doug Ford, opposition parties note it took his government just 34 hours to reverse unpopular service cuts for the Union-Pearson Express train.
Heaping faint praise on Premier Doug Ford, opposition parties note it took his government just 34 hours to reverse unpopular service cuts for the Union-Pearson Express train.
Leading up to the 2024 presidential election, political messaging is at a high all around.
By: Rob Ferguson
A formal complaint has been filed with Ontario's inspector general of policing following concerns over investigations into the deaths of First Nations people.
By: Rob Ferguson
Starting this summer, drivers can push the pedal closer to the metal as Ontario raises speed limits on 10 more sections of several major highways.
Ontario is planning to relax rules on sick notes and is testing artificial intelligence for medical records in measures aimed at easing the paperwork burden on busy doctors.
By: Rob Ferguson, Robert Benzie
The Japanese automaker will have an electric vehicle factory and auto assembly plant in a region where they have been making gasoline-powered cars and trucks since 1986.
By: Robert Benzie, Rob Ferguson
The Japanese automaker will have an electric vehicle factory and auto assembly plant in a region where they have been making gasoline-powered cars and trucks since 1986.
By: Rob Ferguson, Kristin Rushowy
Defiant Independent MPP Sarah Jama refused to leave the Ontario legislature for wearing a Palestinian kaffiyeh , despite a prohibition on “overtly political” attire.
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