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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A New Democrat MPP says she's not giving up a push to help sexual assault survivors.
In the longest summer break in years, Premier Doug Ford's government has adjourned the legislature until Oct. 27, the day after municipal elections across Ontario.
By: Robert Benzie, Moira Welsh, Rob Ferguson
Premier Doug Ford fired his hand-picked caucus chair for defending Progressive Conservative MPPs upset about a new pension plan that could have drained thousands of dollars from their monthly pay.
By: Rob Ferguson, Moira Welsh
Gary Crawford, the city of Toronto's former budget chief, said Wednesday that he would not be running as the Tory candidate despite earlier plans to do so.
By: Rob Ferguson
The new maximum fine takes effect June 10.
By: Rob Ferguson
Supporters are hosting a party to celebrate his 11 years of service in the House of Commons.
By: Rob Ferguson
Ontario's Liberal leadership race has a fifth candidate — and its youngest — in Eric Lombardi, a 32-year-old financial technology engineer who has never run for public office.
By: Robert Benzie, Rob Ferguson
The goal of the accord is to increase strategic co-operation on energy critical minerals, manufacturing, agriculture, artificial intelligence, life sciences, forestry and the Great Lakes.
Premier Doug Ford is going ahead with a five-storey parking garage at Ontario Place, awarding a design-and-built contract despite warnings from critics the structure will spoil views of Lake Ontario
Setting the stage for two high-stakes byelections, Premier Doug Ford has named a PC candidate in York—Simcoe to replace retired cabinet minister Caroline Mulroney and will hold a nomination race
