Queen's Park

The former premier of Ontario talks with Paul Wells about her tumultuous legacy, grappling with the province’s anger, and life after politics

Sol Mamakwa: Every day I enter Queen’s Park, I see paintings of Queen Elizabeth, the faces of former premiers, and speakers of the house. I see them, but they don’t see me.

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?

Paul Wells: When the chips are down in truly strange circumstances, Ford’s MPPs are backing him.

Paul Wells: Ford wants to get on with building more of the sort of Ontario he knows and likes, and less of the sort of Ontario that gets in his way.

Charles Sousa tabled a deficit budget heading into an election. Watch his speech here.

Brown: ’I reject these accusations in the strongest possible terms. It’s not my values, it’s not how I was raised, it’s not who I am.’

The sculptor’s vision of the Queen: ’purposefulness, focused, effective and serene’

Those who face charges ’were never on my staff,’ Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne tells Evan Solomon

Paul Boothe on the case of Infrastructure Ontario, and why the main flaw of the Ontario Auditor General’s report was its creeping subjectivity