ontario

In 1999, the ’Mirvish Meetings’—a gathering of urban thinkers—debated whether Toronto needed self-governance. With that issue timely again, here’s an essay from those meetings

MoneySense crunched the numbers and this Ontario town came out on top

Opinion: Leaders across Canada’s political spectrum have used their ’mandate’ as a defence for their actions. But voters beware: that’s not how our system works

Opinion: Whether the government’s actions around the province’s electricity system will offer consumers any significant benefits remains an open question at best

Paul Wells: The Trudeau Liberals are becoming fascinated with the idea that language matters. And in its spat with Ontario this week, they were not entirely convincing.

Opinion: Mike Schreiner on why he ran as a Green MPP in Ontario’s election, despite the odds—and why, with his caucus of one, he remains optimistic about change

Ontario has missed an opportunity to tell the full and complicated story of what Canada was, is and can be

Paul Wells: Trudeau has put a controversial player onto the political battlefield, and the mere mention of his name makes Doug Ford very angry

Schools will go back to teaching the same sex-ed curriculum they did in the late 1990s

Opinion: Doug Ford campaigned on potentially harmful policies—and as they’re implemented, it suggests a style of governing that needs a new kind of name