Ontario is calling on the federal government to double the number of immigrants allowed into the province under a program aimed at boosting the skilled workforce.

Ontario is boosting health spending, investing more in roads and bridges, and phasing out COVID-19 supports as it charts a path out of the pandemic.

Families, advocates and opposition politicians argue Ontario should transition away from for-profit ownership of long-term care homes, a segment of the sector that saw the highest death toll among residents during the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The latest phase of work on the three-phase project calls for the transformation of a vacant office building into a new waterfront arts and cultural hub, and rehabilitation and restoration of the heritage-designated Canada Malting silos.

The organizations made the announcement on November 3. The agreement sees CIB commit $600 million to the project. That funding will allow Enwave to accelerate and scale the build-out of its district energy systems in Mississauga and Toronto.