Stephanie's legislative work

Premier Ford tells Stephanie Smyth that CP24 "didn't want her anymore" during debate over his government's legislation restricting access to cabinet records — and refuses to apologize.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford insulted Liberal critic Stephanie Smyth in the Legislature, triggering calls for an apology.

Premier Ford tells Stephanie Smyth that CP24 "didn't want her anymore" during debate over his government's legislation restricting access to cabinet records — and refuses to apologize.

Stephanie Smyth calls out the Ford government for refusing to disclose how much taxpayer money it has spent fighting the release of Premier Ford's personal cellphone records.

Ford said he’s tightening the laws to “protect” himself and his cabinet ministers from “communist China” and other hostile powers.

Stephanie Smyth reacts to Ford government legislation that could shield cabinet documents from public access and restrict freedom-of-information requests.

Stephanie Smyth calls on Labour Minister David Piccini to step aside from the Skills Development Fund as the integrity commissioner opens a formal ethics probe into how he awarded grants.

Ontario's Integrity Commissioner opens a formal probe into Labour Minister David Piccini over Skills Development Fund grants, following a complaint by Stephanie Smyth.

Stephanie Smyth asks Ontario's Integrity Commissioner to investigate whether Labour Minister David Piccini broke ethics rules in awarding Skills Development Fund grants.

Stephanie Smyth files an ethics complaint against Labour Minister David Piccini over Skills Development Fund grants to connected donors, calling on Premier Ford to fire him.

The former CP24 anchor who once fielded Doug Ford's complaints about news coverage, now facing him across the floor at Queen's Park.