ADAMS: Queen's Park is closed and Ontarians are paying the price
Fifty-one sitting days, a unanimous pay raise, and a legislature increasingly disconnected from the people it claims to serve.
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Fifty-one sitting days, a unanimous pay raise, and a legislature increasingly disconnected from the people it claims to serve.
The Ford PC's costly battery storage push is being used to paper over the long-term consequences of Ontario's wasteful wind farm contracts
Extensive travel, production quality, and political messaging raise concerns about undisclosed funding sources behind cross-Canada campaign.
Party switches without voter consent are a democratic failure
When special treatment replaces standards, no group remains protected for long
When “Missing Footage” Becomes Routine, So Does Abuse. And Ford’s Ontario Lets It Happen
Campaign says party establishment is stifling dissent after anti-capitalist candidate is disqualified over alleged violation of leadership contest rules.
A bottle-smashing publicity stunt won't bring back the hundreds of jobs lost under Ford’s watch.
Treating global conflict as inevitable primes Canadians to accept bad policy and worse leadership
Billed as a majority French-language debate, the Montreal event delivered barely any French, banned its only French socialist candidate, and proved the NDP is more interested in optics than fixing its historic collapse.