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MPPs disclose: whisky gifts, blue-chip stocks, side hustles and a new homeowner
The Office of the Integrity Commissioner dropped its annual MPP disclosure statements yesterday. Queen’s Park Today unearthed some tidbits.
Read MoreNew bill gives attorney general more control over appointments to the bench
Newly introduced Bill 245, fulfills Attorney General Doug Downey’s pledge to change the way judges are appointed, with an eye to filling vacancies faster and easing the courts’ heavy caseload.
Read MoreProvince moves around contingency monies amid $2.6B spending surge in Q3
New Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy dropped his first fiscal report since taking up the high-profile portfolio.
Read MoreTwo Liberal candidate hopefuls drop out of St. Paul’s nomination race
On paper, Vonny Sweetland seemed like the star candidate the Ontario Liberals are looking for: he's Black, 30 and LGBTQ — checking all the right boxes for so-called underrepresented groups that the party says it's ramping up its search for.
Read MoreKarahalioses’ New Blue party gets certified
It's official: the New Blues are Ontario's latest political party.
Read MorePCs lead 2020 fundraising, NDP outstrips Liberals
Despite Covid, Ontario's political parties still managed to add millions to their coffers last year.
Read MoreGhamari attempts to block release of cellphone records, citing PC Party confidentiality pact
PC MPP Goldie Ghamari is fighting the release of her cellphone records to the lawyers' professional regulator, arguing the request is an overreach and her political status should serve as a shield.
Read MoreUncovered nomination docs lead to more allegations of Liberal ‘cronyism’
Accusations of cronyism are again swirling around the Ontario Liberal Party nomination contest in Richmond Hill.
Read MoreCompany behind controversial float glass plant enlists ex-PC staffer to lobby province
Xinyi — the Chinese-based company behind a proposed float glass facility in Stratford — has hired ex-PC staffer Brayden Akers of Navigator to lobby the Ford government.
Read MorePC MPP accused of blocking Law Society probe into allegations of professional misconduct
PC MPP Goldie Ghamari’s lawyer's licence is at risk following claims that she failed to cooperate with a Law Society of Ontario investigation into allegations of professional misconduct.
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