The legislation seeks to prohibit and close any drug-consumption sites that are within 200 metres of a school or daycare, and ...

Back in the day, the bird that was Liberal Party of Canada had two wings: a social justice wing and a business wing. They ...

With Doug Ford's government deciding where to put bike lanes in the provincial capital, why is it starting to feel like ...

The fast-tracked bill removes sections of Bloor Street, Yonge Street, and University Avenue bike lanes and restores them as ...

The premier has been vocal about aiming to carve out a separate peace with Trump’s Washington — but his early efforts have been rebuffed.

The province says it has since reached its goal for the 2023-24 fiscal year, but that happened outside of the timeframe set ...

Going after someone whose business is technically outside the regulations is a sign the city isn’t giving real issues the ...

The Agenda's week in review explores monopoly in Canada's food system, Trump and the Russia-Ukraine war, school boards in the ...

There have always been other cities in Ontario willing to offer inducements to big businesses — as Toronto’s amenities lose ...

Opposition parties are proposing changes to municipal funding. The big question for policymakers is what Queen’s Park would ...

Across from his old constituency office, there’s now a park that bears the name of this happy warrior, who would have turned ...

Queenstown architect Stacey Farrell shows host Matthew Ridge what it means for a home to visually connect to its environment.