Most of Ontario's main party leaders will be courting voters in northern parts of the province today, as Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford returns to Toronto.

The lawsuit provided an opportunity for Doug Ford's opponents to discuss the Greenbelt scandal and try and attack the PC ...

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Former British prime minister Boris Johnson and former Australian prime minister Scott Morrison rebuilt shattered ties with ...

Ontario Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie unveiled her party's health care plan in Toronto, pledging more doctors and building ...

Opposition leaders competing with Doug Ford's Progressive Conservative Party have turned their sights back to the Greenbelt ...

Ontario’s main party leaders are set to make stops in Toronto and southwestern Ontario today before two of them venture north ...

Crombie says the allegations are reminiscent of Ford’s now-reversed plan to develop the Greenbelt, and with that decision ...

Two former Ford government staffers — including one at the centre of the Greenbelt scandal — are being sued by a property ...

Doug Ford is gaining the support of some trade unions. The Ontario Pipe Trades, which represents about 30,000 welders, ...

For Ontario farmers relieved by the pause of U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods, there still remains significant anxiety over ...

On a freezing February morning, members of the union that represents thousands of Ontario health-care workers lined up ...