#ontario-politics

#ontario-politics

The debate around expanding dog hunting sports in Ontario highlights significant divisions within the provincial government and encompasses broader ethical concerns about animal welfare.

Over three million Ontarians risk losing family doctors to retirement, with many physicians over 60 years old.

The Ontario government is expanding medical school capacity to address the impending physician shortage.

Ontario councillors oppose the use of the notwithstanding clause to clear homeless encampments, advocating for solutions that respect human rights.

Political advertisements have shifted focus to attacking each other's leaders as parties prepare for a potential early election.

Proposed legislation for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation to be a paid holiday in Ontario highlights the need for broader recognition among all Ontarians.

Michael Ford is taking a leave of absence from his cabinet role to focus on his health.

Protests at Ford Fest highlighted public discontent with Ontario's government policies, particularly concerning education and healthcare issues causing harm to residents.

The Progressive Conservatives will maintain their hold on the riding of Lambton-Kent-Middlesex.

Crombie vows no provincial carbon tax if elected premier in 2026

Expert policy panel to lead consultations for Liberal climate platform, excluding carbon tax