Holding the balance of power in a minority parliament features both the best and worst of times in politics. Just ask Ontario's NDP Leader Andrea Horwath.

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Premier Kathleen Wynne appeared on The Agenda Tuesday night to say two words she had purposefully declined to say prior to that appearance. Why the change of heart? Read on.

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Just when we were starting to fall in love with this overachieving Toronto Maple Leafs team, they suffer an epic collapse, reminding everyone of why this club has broken our hearts for four straight decades.

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Hundreds gathered at the Timothy Eaton Memorial Church in Toronto in early May to remember one of the great Red Tories of politics, who represented an era in public life that, sadly, seems to have disappeared.

Here's what you didn't read in Friday's newspapers about the Ontario budget lockup.

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America's former first lady Rosalynn Carter is still at it, decades later, pushing and pushing for better services for those that are dealing with mental health issues.

In Toronto, a city where the jazz scene has taken it on the chin too often lately, there's a very welcomed new entry now in business.

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Ontario Finance Minister Charles Sousa announced on Monday that the Wynne government's first budget will be brought down on May 2. It's a wonderfully historic day for Ontario Liberals (although a miserable one for federal Liberals).

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Have a look at the Justin Juggernaut, as the oldest son of former Liberal prime minister Pierre Trudeau became a second-generation leader this past Sunday.

One of the great things about this job is that when you make a mistake, it takes no time at all for lots of people to let you know. And that's a good thing.

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