The Ford government says it won’t be moving forward with consultations to modify the law that protects tenants’ right to remain in their unit.

ALT: a woman is making a funny face and saying so that level of stupid does exist wow

Facing lethargy and existential questions, the Ontario NDP needs to reassess and rethink ahead of a turbulent future

Facing lethargy and existential questions, the Ontario NDP needs to reassess and rethink ahead of a turbulent future

A U.S. district judge in D.C. ruled that the U.S. Agency for Global Media cannot implement a reduction in force eliminating 532 jobs for full-time government employees.

The Trump administration is targeting a visa widely used by tech companies and other employers to hire foreign workers.

Ontario Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie is resigning as Ontario Liberal leader after a weak show of support at the party's annual general meeting. This comes after she had previously indicated she would...

Education secretary and Manchester MP look destined for face-off as three other candidates struggle for MP nominations Labour’s deputy leadership contest is set to be a race between the education secretary, Bridget Phillipson, and the ousted cabinet minister Lucy Powell, as three other candidates in the race struggled to make nominations. Phillipson comfortably cleared the hurdle of 80 nominations on Wednesday evening with backing from 116 MPs, but Powell was not yet at the threshold with 77 nominations. Continue reading...

Who paid for this, and how did they get a list of delegates' home addresses?

Exclusive: Alison McGovern says party needs emotive storyteller to fight against division promoted by Reform * UK politics live – latest updates Labour must take the argument to the far right to champion an inclusive and progressive Britain, the deputy leadership contender Alison McGovern has said. Speaking to the Guardian, McGovern said she wanted Labour to make a far more “emotional argument” and said “the progressive cause is at risk of being lost unless we can tell that story”. Continue reading...

Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who ended his 10-year term in March, visited Seoul to talk to students. It is the first official schedule since the retirement of the prime minister. For...

Party of the prime minister, Jonas Gahr Støre, likely to remain in government but results show surge in support for rightwing Progress party The Norwegian Labour party looked likely to remain in government as polls closed on Monday night, as preliminary results showed the centre-left had a narrow lead after a polarised election that saw a surge of support for the populist right. With 75% of the vote counted, state broadcaster NRK projected the centre left would win with 89 seats and that the centre right would take 80 seats. A minimum of 85 seats are needed for a majority. Continue reading...

Bonnie Crombie had her chance to lead — and failed, says the co-founder of the New Leaf Liberals.