Provincial and federal legislation limit consultation on major projects. The courts will decide if that’s constitutional.

The election will not be held today. So, there’s no reason to think that the eventual vote totals will closely resemble those in the Liaison poll. Nevertheless, we can already see the ways in which ...

Manufacturing the Threat is a thrilling and emotional film, which examines a deeply disturbing episode in Canadian history, when an impoverished couple was... Show More ...

New numbers project 10,000 layoffs across the sector before the start of fall classes. The long-term outlook isn’t any better ...

Of the many measures in the Republican spending bill, however, some will be particularly relevant to Canada and Ontario. The new law amounts to a near-total repeal of tax incentives for electric ...

We’ve written about this pair of bills before, and the apparent cross-party consensus that our current regulatory apparatus ...

In boxing up a vandalized statue, Queen’s Park chose the worst-of-all-worlds approach to history. The right answer was always obvious.

APMA president Flavio Volpe says the auto sector is too vulnerable to the whims of foreign governments and corporations. Fixing that might take a new kind of ambition.

Society And that’s The Agenda. Thanks for watching At the end of June, I’m saying goodbye to our nightly current affairs show — but not to TVO ...

Across Ontario, a battle for public space is raging between pickleball and tennis. But who will emerge victorious—or is a peaceful resolution possible?