Doug Ford

A big part of that plan is ’No more Mr. Mean Guy’: stop picking fights and play well with others—including the Prime Minister

A new policy has students choosing which services to fund—and services seeing steep declines in funding

Lauren Bialystok: The sex-ed saga may be over for now, but the era of Doug Ford’s populist policy-making has just begun

Hetty Roessingh: Cursive handwriting has an effect on literacy and creativity

But the provincial Tories rejected the suggested pie charts that would’ve shown everything that goes into the cost of filling up

Paul Wells: Jason Kenney’s idea here is to storm Saskatoon with a firm set of plans. Against the distracted mush most premiers usually bring to their summer meetings, it’ll be harder to resist.

Andrew MacDougall: There is no Ford Nation, and Ontario’s Progressive Conservatives need to stop trying to manufacture one

Tabatha Southey: Doug Ford didn’t appoint a Minister of Whining About Not Being Able to Buy Beer at the Corner Store, but does it really matter?

Matt Gurney: The Ontario premier is parking his government until the fall. Whatever the reason, it’s very good news for the federal Conservatives.

A glitch in the space-time continuum gifts Tabatha Southey a bunch of Doug Ford fundraising emails from the future—visions of the days to come, dread warnings and requests for $1