Of the 76 Progressive Conservative MPPs elected four years ago, 19 of them will not be running as Tories on June 2.

A reprimand for Diamond’s misleading advertising “is so lenient... that a reasonable and informed person would be concerned that the regulation of legal professions does not take honesty and integrity seriously,” the tribunal panel wrote.

Dias was notified of the independent external investigation on Jan. 29, said the spokesperson.

Hundreds have had their futures put on hold amid a probe into cheating — no surprise in the lucrative world of “contract cheating,” experts say.

The province is no longer issuing licence plate stickers for passenger vehicles, light-duty trucks, motorcycles and mopeds as Ontario announced plans to scrap the program last month.

Meanwhile, former U.S. President Barack Obama said on Sunday that he had tested positive for the coronavirus.

Global Affairs Canada said they’re ready to help the man return after getting caught in the Yavoriv training facility attack.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is scheduled to address Parliament by video-link on Tuesday with an urgent plea for more support from Canada to rout the Russian invasion of his country that’s now into its third week.

When Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy virtually beams into the House of Commons on Tuesday, he will join a long list of world leaders, dignitaries, and public figures who have previously addressed Canada’s Parliament.

Canada’s top oil-and-gas lobby group and a major pipeline company are part of the federal government’s ongoing effort to possibly boost fossil fuel production and exports to help with Europe’s energy woes after the invasion of Ukraine.

Brian Jean hopes to unseat Jason Kenney as leader of the United Conservatives, ushering in a different conservative vision for a party that rejected him as leader four years ago.