Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s government announced that provincial employees will be back at their desks full-time by next year.

TORONTO - In recalling a collision he was in earlier this year with an 18-year-old who has since been charged again over a ...

Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown says the province’s decision to get more civil servants into the office would have a cascading ...

The Ford-Carney alliance, seemingly forged during the federal election, has continued since then, with the Prime Minister ...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford made the announcement Aug. 14 at a construction site in Pickering. The investment comes through the ...

The electric vehicles chief has a great deal riding on his new strategy, which takes a page from the Elon Musk playbook.

The vice president of research and scientific director at Lawson Research Institute has left the organization, a week after ...

An Ontario Liberal Party MPP is calling for public transit improvements to deal with traffic on Highway 401, and connecting ...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is urging the federal government to put more national resources toward fighting wildfires, as ...

The government said staff who are going to work three days a week will move to four days in October, moving toward a full ...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says a driver accused in two crashes this year, one that killed a father of three in August and ...

Employees of the Ontario Public Service, provincial agencies, boards and commissions must increase their attendance to four days per week starting Oct. 20 and transition to full-time hours in-office ...