Officials with the Toronto Region Conservation Authority, which owns much of the land the Ontario Science Centre is built on, say the Ford government has asked for a meeting.

The Tory government ordered Hamilton to open more than 5,000 acres of farmland for development last month. Builders welcomed the news, but opponents have vowed to ‘keep bulldozers at bay’

Lawyers say they're probably fine, legally, to call the Ford government 'corrupt'

Ontario Premier Doug Ford told the integrity commissioner that guests identified as developers at his daughter's stag and doe party in the summer were 'personal friends.'

The Ford government’s insistence that it would never open up the Greenbelt to development somehow did not stop land speculation inside its boundaries

One guest is a lobbyist now working for a company pushing to build on Greenbelt land. Another guest received a provincial appointment months later.

Silvio De Gasperis of the Tacc Group was prevented from building homes on farmland in the Duffins Rouge Agricultural Preserve in Pickering, Ont., when it was included in the Greenbelt in 2005. Now,...

Given the billion-dollar stakes at play in the Greenbelt land development, the affair requires an immediate investigation by the Ontario Provincial Police.

Indigenous leaders from across Ontario called Wednesday for the repeal of a new housing bill they said was passed without properly consulting First Nations and could put their communities at risk.

Premier Doug Ford still has to demonstrate his government’s decision was in the public interest. That won’t be easy

Critics of the PCs' redevelopment said last year's visitor total shows a private spa — part of plans to attract 4 to 6 million visitors a year — isn't necessary

Developers, described as long-time friends of the Ford family, attended his daughter’s wedding bearing gifts.

Critics say a report from Ontario’s auditor general shows the extent to which private interests, especially housing developers, have been able to not only influence Ford government policy but...

Penalty was forgiven due to pandemic-related drop in traffic, but new data shows traffic levels rebounded in late 2020, long before the Ford government opted not to pursue the $1-billion penalty from...

‘The fact is, we need way more than what we’re getting—we are in a crisis’: Anger mounts over Brampton’s latest hospital fiasco

Over half the parcels of land set to lose Ontario's Greenbelt protections include properties purchased since Ford was first elected

The government’s job is to protect the public trust, not betray it for the sake of a privileged few.

A substantial piece of the Greenbelt sold for $80-million, weeks before government publicly revealed its plans

The Highway 407 and Therme spa stories make clear the deeply problematic nature of using contracts with the private sector as an instrument of governance

Known as minister’s zoning orders (MZO), they allow Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister Steve Clark to make a final ruling on how a piece of land is used in the province with no appeals

The relationship between the Ontario government and developers who benefited from having lands removed from the Greenbelt needs to be explored by an agency with criminal investigative powers in its

When Infrastructure Ontario executes public-private partnership arrangements, there are numerous permutations — design-build-finance-maintain, outright land sales, straight-up contracting gigs (e.g.,...

Documents released through freedom of information shed more light on how the Ontario government kept its 2022 Greenbelt plan quiet

The Ontario government is giving itself the power to appoint regional heads of council for certain municipalities, while also legislating an additional “tool” to help get housing built.

Transport ministry estimates of how much it will cost taxpayers, and who will benefit, from building Highway 413 is being kept secret.

Mysterious 'Vaughan Working Families' group is linked to one of the richest and most powerful men in Vaughan

Doug Ford appears to be creating a regime of arbitrary personal favour, in which conduct, norms, policies and standards do not matter

The names of physicians and facilities found to have engaged in extra-billing for health services are being kept secret, with advocates arguing this lack of transparency could impact public trust in...

Months after Ontario's finance minister said finding fiscal balance will "require everyone to make sacrifices without exception," the public got its first glance at how the government will try to do...

Ontario government officials are now acknowledging that Premier Doug Ford uses his personal cell phone for government business, but are refusing to divulge his phone logs

A developer involved in three Greenbelt removal requests testified that the premier’s longtime right-hand man never visited his home, but insiders’ messages show otherwise

The proposed construction of a private spa on what is now a popular picnic and park area on Toronto’s West Island waterfront has drawn the ire of passionate volunteers from a group called Ontario

An advertising campaign by Premier Doug Ford’s government that has been criticized as partisan self-promotion is costing taxpayers about $8 million, CBC News has learned. 

We’re not getting value for money, and it’s not the feds’ fault, Armine Yalnizyan writes.

A new taxpayer-funded advertising campaign by Premier Doug Ford's government touting the Ontario economy and provincial investments is facing criticism as a wasteful way to spend public money. 

A backlog of 9,000 cases at the human rights tribunal means thousands of Ontarians are waiting months, even years, to see their violations addressed.

Community and Social Services Minister Lisa MacLeod, staff, met with behavioural therapists.

Internal records shed light on the timeline of developers interest in Southlake Regional Health Centre’s expansion

Amid the controversy over the Ontario government’s proposal to carve up chunks of the protected Greenbelt land for housing development, another raft of land carve outs is being criticized for...

One guest is a lobbyist now working for a company pushing to build on Greenbelt land. Another guest received a provincial appointment months later.

The $8.28-billion Greenbelt land swap scandal is putting Premier Doug Ford on the defensive over forcing municipalities to change their boundaries, taking over farms and “green space” for homebuild...

Con-Drain Group is charged with six counts of criminal negligence causing death following an investigation into an August 2022 collision that claimed the lives of six young adults in Barrie.

Advocates for Ontario Disability Support Payments (ODSP) are speaking out over fears that a new federal benefit for those on disability will lead to a claw back of funds by the Ontario government.

If the government of Ontario felt its own powers and even its own state of emergency were not enough to deal with an emergency on its own territory, we need to hear why

Premier Doug Ford’s government copied a developer’s requested changes to Hamilton’s official plan to allow an eight-storey condo at the site of a designated heritage building, blindsiding city...

The government signalled its intent to open up two additional sites through a provincial override of York Region’s official plan

Premier Doug Ford has long insisted that he and his office had absolutely nothing to do with picking which Greenbelt and rural properties to approve for housing development, but there’s growing...

Critics say infrastructure will struggle to keep pace after Ontario’s override of height limits

Sajjad Hussain said he was honoured to have been appointed. He didn’t address allegations that he misappropriated millions from a Markham development.

There were lots of reasons to fire Caroline Mulroney. So very, very many reasons.

‘It’s absolutely appalling, and is a slap in the face of every single essential worker in the country,’ says workers rights advocate.

TORONTO - Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Friday he's confident that nothing criminal took place in his government's process of removing land from the protected Greenbelt for housing development.

Sources, public records link Ryan Amato to the head of the Ontario Provincial Police after his ‘chaotic’ handling of the Greenbelt file

OPINION: The PCs’ new law would allow them to ignore environmental protections, zoning restrictions, public consultations, best practices for building projects, and more.

CBC News spoke with former Shoppers Drug Mart pharmacy employees who believe the company is taking advantage of the MedsCheck service by pushing staff to bill for consultations patients don't...