OPINION: If Catholic schools can’t support safety and inclusion, they shouldn’t be publicly funded.

OPINION: If Catholic schools can’t support safety and inclusion, they shouldn’t be publicly funded.

OPINION: After the auditor general’s explosive Greenbelt report, resignations and further investigations are the only way to restore some sense of integrity.

OPINION: If Catholic schools can’t support safety and inclusion, they shouldn’t be publicly funded.

OPINION: Premier Doug Ford doesn’t believe that new hires should need a post-secondary education. He’s wrong.

He’s the only premier in the past five decades to turn us down for a one-on-one.

By the mid-19th century, the town was home to Black families, farmers, and entrepreneurs — all part of a vital community that helped shape the area’s future.

OPINION: Doug Ford shouldn’t need to be summoned to the Emergencies Act inquiry. It is his moral and ethical duty to attend.

OPINION: The Tories are pitching a “back to basics” approach. What they’re really doing is missing the point of education entirely.

OPINION: If Catholic schools can’t support safety and inclusion, they shouldn’t be publicly funded.

OPINION: With its changes to ServiceOntario, the government is funding foreign retail giants with public money to use residents as profit units.

OPINION: After the auditor general’s explosive Greenbelt report, resignations and further investigations are the only way to restore some sense of integrity.

OPINION: The Tories recently lost a byelection in Kanata–Carleton — and good. They should have, given the government’s shameful performance during the convoy crisis.

OPINION: The government has decided it’s bad politics to share bad news about the Eglinton Crosstown LRT. We must demand better.

OPINION: Premier Doug Ford doesn’t believe that new hires should need a post-secondary education. He’s wrong.

OPINION: Premier Doug Ford doesn’t believe that new hires should need a post-secondary education. He’s wrong.

Research shows there are simple interventions that could help protect students and staff from illness and other harms. Advocates say Ontario needs to do more.

OPINION: The Tories are trying to convince voters that spending is adequate, that better days are ahead — and that the budget will balance itself .

OPINION: Given the premier’s history of mixing government business with his personal phone, the people of Ontario deserve to know how he’s been using it.

OPINION: The Tories recently lost a byelection in Kanata–Carleton — and good. They should have, given the government’s shameful performance during the convoy crisis.

OPINION: A recent report says the province is going to end up with way more money than anticipated between 2022 and 2026. But that doesn’t say anything good about the government.

OPINION: Turnout was low in both the provincial and municipal elections. Now leaders are making moves that weren’t part of the campaigns.

OPINION: At bare minimum, leaders must acknowledge the role of climate change in the extreme weather events and natural disasters that threaten our lives and environment.

OPINION: Experts warned of this weeks ago. Events have proved them right. What we have in Ontario is a clear failure of public-health policy.

OPINION: The Tories are pitching a “back to basics” approach. What they’re really doing is missing the point of education entirely.

OPINION: It’s not just a fight about a former theme park or a potential spa. It’s a fight about the kind of city and province we want to be.

OPINION: It’s not just a fight about a former theme park or a potential spa. It’s a fight about the kind of city and province we want to be.

OPINION: The country hasn’t historically struggled to find those willing to move here. As global competition for talent increases, that could change — and we need to be ready.

OPINION: What permeates the Gospels and the life of Jesus are transforming love, the rejection of judgment, and the inclusion of those previously rejected.

OPINION: The government has decided it’s bad politics to share bad news about the Eglinton Crosstown LRT. We must demand better.

OPINION: Moments of crisis require leadership and consensus. None of that was on display during Wednesday night’s debate.

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

OPINION: The Tories recently lost a byelection in Kanata–Carleton — and good. They should have, given the government’s shameful performance during the convoy crisis.

OPINION: Given the premier’s history of mixing government business with his personal phone, the people of Ontario deserve to know how he’s been using it.

Some Tory ministers have been willing to give us their time. Others haven’t — including the premier.

OPINION: The Tories plan to grant municipalities the power to subdivide agricultural land to develop housing. Farmers are fighting back — and so should all Ontarians.  

OPINION: The provincial government says that transport — and therefore Highway 413 — is within its jurisdiction. And that’s fine. But when’s the Eglinton Crosstown opening?

TVO.org speaks with Joey Fox about airborne illness, ventilation, and why he says engineers need to take the lead

The Mike Harris government thought it was a good idea to “engage the private sector in improving transportation infrastructure” — many Ontarians vociferously disagreed.

OPINION: The provincial government says that transport — and therefore Highway 413 — is within its jurisdiction. And that’s fine. But when’s the Eglinton Crosstown opening?

OPINION: The Tories are pitching a “back to basics” approach. What they’re really doing is missing the point of education entirely.

OPINION: Parents and guardians are trying to track down basic medications for their kids — and flu season hasn’t really even started yet.

OPINION: Given the premier’s history of mixing government business with his personal phone, the people of Ontario deserve to know how he’s been using it.

OPINION: My children are under 10. They're not eligible to be vaccinated. I'm worried about their safety — but the government isn't giving parents much information to work with.

OPINION: Every other publicly funded service is expected to deliver more for less. Why not the police?

OPINION: The Tories are pitching a “back to basics” approach. What they’re really doing is missing the point of education entirely.

OPINION: The Tories are trying to convince voters that spending is adequate, that better days are ahead — and that the budget will balance itself .

OPINION: A recent report says the province is going to end up with way more money than anticipated between 2022 and 2026. But that doesn’t say anything good about the government.

OPINION: At bare minimum, leaders must acknowledge the role of climate change in the extreme weather events and natural disasters that threaten our lives and environment.

OPINION: Tenants’ strikes represent an attempt by less powerful, lower-earner renters to fight back against greedy investment companies. They are both righteous and necessary.