The legislation seeks to prohibit and close any drug-consumption sites that are within 200 metres of a school or daycare, and ...

Back in the day, the bird that was Liberal Party of Canada had two wings: a social justice wing and a business wing. They ...

With Doug Ford's government deciding where to put bike lanes in the provincial capital, why is it starting to feel like ...

The premier has been vocal about aiming to carve out a separate peace with Trump’s Washington — but his early efforts have been rebuffed.

The fast-tracked bill removes sections of Bloor Street, Yonge Street, and University Avenue bike lanes and restores them as ...

The province says it has since reached its goal for the 2023-24 fiscal year, but that happened outside of the timeframe set ...

Going after someone whose business is technically outside the regulations is a sign the city isn’t giving real issues the ...

The pride of Kirkland Lake played 18 seasons in the NHL — and sure wouldn’t mind seeing the Maple Leafs break their losing ...

Opposition parties are proposing changes to municipal funding. The big question for policymakers is what Queen’s Park would ...

There have always been other cities in Ontario willing to offer inducements to big businesses — as Toronto’s amenities lose ...

The Agenda's week in review explores monopoly in Canada's food system, Trump and the Russia-Ukraine war, school boards in the ...

From online hoaxes to deep fakes, the media landscape is filled with misinformation and disinformation. “Big [If True]” is a new weekly series premiering on TVO that aims to help viewers navigate ...