Liam Casey
Reporter with The Canadian Press
About Liam Casey
What it's like to live in a First Nation that still has a boil-water advisory after 29 years
Every other day, Derek Moonias drives 15 minutes to the airport in Neskantaga First Nation and fills his pickup truck with cases of bottled water flown in on the dime of the federal government.
Ontario touts solar as part of energy mix but bans installations on prime farmland
Energy Minister Stephen Lecce says energy companies must get municipal support in order to proceed and banned solar installations on prime agricultural land.
Animal rights groups ask Ontario government to review new hunting dog law
Last year, the province passed legislation that would allow the expansion of licences for so-called "train and trial" areas where hunters can bring their dogs to search for, and chase down, wild animals.
Ford government to give out $5,000 bonuses to wildland firefighters
Natural Resources and Forestry Minister Graydon Smith says the province wants more people fighting wildland fires and is planning a recruitment blitz ahead of the start of the wildfire season that begins in April.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is planning a carbon pricing referendum
Ford made the announcement Tuesday and used the opportunity to take a swipe at the provincial Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie.
Ontario urged to commit to clean energy economy by 2050
A new government-commissioned report says Ontario should develop related policies and communicate its vision clearly to the public about a transition to electrification.
The battle over mining in Ontario's Ring of Fire
On a rock-covered beach in the heart of the Ring of Fire in northern Ontario, Alex Moonias gazes east, then north. All he sees is undisturbed land, water and air.
Ontario developers got the message the Greenbelt was up for grabs
While no one explicitly told developers that Ontario planned to open up the protected Greenbelt for housing last year, the government telegraphed that message to builders through actions – and silence, the province's integrity commissioner found.
Doug Ford promises Greenbelt land swaps to be reviewed
Assessing 14 sites the government removed from the Greenbelt for housing development will be part of a larger review of all parcels of protected Greenbelt land, the Ontario premier said. Opposition leaders expressed concern the review will cause Ford to open up even more of the Greenbelt.
Ontario housing minister quits as pressure from Greenbelt scandal mounts on Ford government
Ford says Housing Minister Steve Clark has a tough job and will remain part of the team as the government tries to fulfil its promise to build 1.5 million homes over 10 years.