Ontario Politics
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Doug Ford says he will waive cabinet privilege in RCMP Greenbelt investigationThe federal police force is investigating the Ford government's decision to remove 7,400 acres of land from the Greenbelt to allow developers to build more housing.Canada7 hours
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Ontario sets aside $18M for police forces to fight auto theftIn an announcement Friday morning in Mississauga, Ontario Premier Doug Ford unveiled provincial grant funding to help local police forces deal with auto thefts.Canada8 hours
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Could prescription contraception be free in Ontario? Ford government signals willingnessOntario's minister of health has suggested she is open to an opposition proposal to amend provincial health insurance to cover contraception.HealthNov 23
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Ontario’s elementary teachers to get Bill 124 back pay in new contract dealOntario's public school elementary teachers are set to receive years of backpay to make up for the Ford government's controversial Bill 124.EducationNov 23
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Climate change could cost Ontario billions as planet heats up: watchdogThe Financial Accountability Office of Ontario released a report Wednesday outlining how the effects of climate change could cost Ontario billions of dollars every year.EnvironmentNov 22
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Developer asks for Greenbelt bill amendment; lawyers raise spectre of courtsReports from two watchdogs found the Greenbelt removals process unjustly favoured certain developers. Premier Doug Ford announced in September the land would be returned.PoliticsNov 22
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Governments rush to work out how many foreign workers coming to Windsor battery plantThe NextStar battery plant currently under construction in Windsor has been promised $15 billion in performance incentives from federal and provincial governments.EconomyNov 21
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Ontario reaches tentative deal with elementary school teachersOntario's education minister says public elementary teachers have reached a tentative contract deal with the provincial government.EducationNov 21
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Doug Ford says public ‘don’t give two hoots’ about Greenbelt reversal billSpeaking during Question Period, Ford and his housing minister defended a decision to offer only brief consultations on a law designed to return land to Ontario's Greenbelt.PoliticsNov 20
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Taxpayer-subsidized Stellantis battery plant potentially importing international workersThe arrival of a handful of South Korean workers in Windsor to staff a new taxpayer-funded electric vehicle battery manufacturing plant is raising questions.CanadaNov 20
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