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#legislation

Sex offenders will not be allowed to change their names in Ontario, solicitor general says | CBC News

Ontario plans to ban name changes for registered sex offenders to improve accountability and public safety.

Ontario to introduce legislation protecting newcomers from fraud and exploitation | CBC News

Ontario is introducing legislation to safeguard newcomers from fraud and exploitation during their immigration process.

Updates to Ontario municipal code of conduct rules further delayed | CBC News

Ontario municipal councils are still awaiting the authority to impose stricter sanctions on unethical councillors, despite ongoing efforts for legislative reform.

Sex offenders will not be allowed to change their names in Ontario, solicitor general says | CBC News

Ontario plans to ban name changes for registered sex offenders to improve accountability and public safety.

Ontario to introduce legislation protecting newcomers from fraud and exploitation | CBC News

Ontario is introducing legislation to safeguard newcomers from fraud and exploitation during their immigration process.

Updates to Ontario municipal code of conduct rules further delayed | CBC News

Ontario municipal councils are still awaiting the authority to impose stricter sanctions on unethical councillors, despite ongoing efforts for legislative reform.
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#childcare

Parents speak out after Toronto daycare leaves national $10-a-day program | CBC News

Daycare centers withdrawing from the $10-a-day program create financial hardship for parents, forcing tough decisions between work and childcare.

Work permit changes could worsen Ontario child-care staff shortages, advocates warn | CBC News

New federal immigration rules limit work permits for international early childhood education graduates, impacting Ontario's childcare growth.

Ontario cutting funding from daycare centres not in $10-a-day program | CBC News

Non-participating child-care centres in Ontario will lose funding and may reduce services or close due to changes in the $10-a-day program.

Parents speak out after Toronto daycare leaves national $10-a-day program | CBC News

Daycare centers withdrawing from the $10-a-day program create financial hardship for parents, forcing tough decisions between work and childcare.

Work permit changes could worsen Ontario child-care staff shortages, advocates warn | CBC News

New federal immigration rules limit work permits for international early childhood education graduates, impacting Ontario's childcare growth.

Ontario cutting funding from daycare centres not in $10-a-day program | CBC News

Non-participating child-care centres in Ontario will lose funding and may reduce services or close due to changes in the $10-a-day program.
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Liberals want to know how much Ontario is spending on 'its all happening here' ads | CBC News

The Ontario provincial Liberals are questioning the cost and intent behind the 'It's Happening Here' ad campaign amid criticisms of economic challenges faced by families.
#real-estate

Regulator seeks to revoke Ontario homebuilder's licence, alleging illegal building and selling | CBC News

Ontario's home construction regulator is taking serious action against Sunrise Homes for illegal home sales, impacting over 100 buyers and millions in down payments.

117 homebuyers out millions, as Ontario builder admits to selling homes without legal approvals | CBC News

Homebuyers in Clearview, Ont. lose tens of thousands as developer enters receivership and fails to build homes, prompting calls for better legal protections.

Regulator seeks to revoke Ontario homebuilder's licence, alleging illegal building and selling | CBC News

Ontario's home construction regulator is taking serious action against Sunrise Homes for illegal home sales, impacting over 100 buyers and millions in down payments.

117 homebuyers out millions, as Ontario builder admits to selling homes without legal approvals | CBC News

Homebuyers in Clearview, Ont. lose tens of thousands as developer enters receivership and fails to build homes, prompting calls for better legal protections.
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Refurbishment of Darlington nuclear plant reactors near Toronto ahead of schedule, Ontario says | CBC News

Ontario has completed the refurbishment of Unit 1 at the Darlington Nuclear Generating Station ahead of schedule, supporting future electricity demand.

Province inks $100 M deal with Starlink to provide internet to 15K homes and businesses in northern Ontario | CBC News

Ontario government partners with Starlink to provide high-speed internet to rural communities, investing nearly $4 billion by June 2025.
#healthcare

Ontario doctors win 10% pay bump, arbitrator calls province's 3% suggestion 'unrealistic' | CBC News

Ontario doctors awarded nearly 10% increase for the first year amid ongoing negotiations, highlighting discrepancies in compensation compared to other health-care workers.

Ontario premier promises to fix shortages of home care medical supplies | CBC News

Ontario is facing a shortage of home care medical supplies, affecting patients and end-of-life care.
Premier Ford promises accountability and rapid resolution of the supply issues.
Ontario Health atHome is taking steps to address and stabilize supply shortages.

Rural communities boost incentives to attract medical staff | CBC News

Communities in Ontario are offering substantial financial incentives to attract doctors and nurses amidst severe shortages.

Brampton hospital to review shaving of elderly Sikh patient after complaint | CBC News

A hospital in Ontario is reviewing an incident involving the unauthorized shaving of a Sikh patient, highlighting concerns around patient consent and religious rights.

Ontario Medical Association calls for more family doctors | CTV News

Ontario faces a family doctor crisis, with 2.5 million residents currently lacking access, predicted to worsen significantly by 2025.

'Heroic' doctor who helped thousands get COVID-19 shots faces $600K clawback from OHIP | CBC News

Dr. Elaine Ma faces repayment of over $600,000 from OHIP for her role in mass vaccination clinics during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ontario doctors win 10% pay bump, arbitrator calls province's 3% suggestion 'unrealistic' | CBC News

Ontario doctors awarded nearly 10% increase for the first year amid ongoing negotiations, highlighting discrepancies in compensation compared to other health-care workers.

Ontario premier promises to fix shortages of home care medical supplies | CBC News

Ontario is facing a shortage of home care medical supplies, affecting patients and end-of-life care.
Premier Ford promises accountability and rapid resolution of the supply issues.
Ontario Health atHome is taking steps to address and stabilize supply shortages.

Rural communities boost incentives to attract medical staff | CBC News

Communities in Ontario are offering substantial financial incentives to attract doctors and nurses amidst severe shortages.

Brampton hospital to review shaving of elderly Sikh patient after complaint | CBC News

A hospital in Ontario is reviewing an incident involving the unauthorized shaving of a Sikh patient, highlighting concerns around patient consent and religious rights.

Ontario Medical Association calls for more family doctors | CTV News

Ontario faces a family doctor crisis, with 2.5 million residents currently lacking access, predicted to worsen significantly by 2025.

'Heroic' doctor who helped thousands get COVID-19 shots faces $600K clawback from OHIP | CBC News

Dr. Elaine Ma faces repayment of over $600,000 from OHIP for her role in mass vaccination clinics during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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#education

Ontario teacher shortage to worsen in 2027, ministry document warns | CBC News

Ontario faces a significant teacher shortage due to increasing retirements and student enrolment, expected to worsen by 2027.

NDP calls for Ontario school safety plan amid 'urgent and growing' violence | CBC News

The NDP calls for an emergency school safety plan in Ontario due to rising violence against educators and students.

Ontario reduces child-care fees, introduces new operator funding formula | CBC News

Ontario's new child-care funding formula aims to ensure operators can cover true costs and maintain services under the $10-a-day program.

Ontario school board spending over $41K on staff travel to Brazil, Italy, Germany and Dubai | CBC News

The HCDSB continues to spend on international recruitment trips despite a budget freeze, raising concerns of financial responsibility and return on investment.

Arbitrator awards Ontario elementary teachers with nearly 12% raise | CBC News

Ontario's elementary teachers awarded nearly 12% raise over four years.

Ontario teacher shortage to worsen in 2027, ministry document warns | CBC News

Ontario faces a significant teacher shortage due to increasing retirements and student enrolment, expected to worsen by 2027.

NDP calls for Ontario school safety plan amid 'urgent and growing' violence | CBC News

The NDP calls for an emergency school safety plan in Ontario due to rising violence against educators and students.

Ontario reduces child-care fees, introduces new operator funding formula | CBC News

Ontario's new child-care funding formula aims to ensure operators can cover true costs and maintain services under the $10-a-day program.

Ontario school board spending over $41K on staff travel to Brazil, Italy, Germany and Dubai | CBC News

The HCDSB continues to spend on international recruitment trips despite a budget freeze, raising concerns of financial responsibility and return on investment.

Arbitrator awards Ontario elementary teachers with nearly 12% raise | CBC News

Ontario's elementary teachers awarded nearly 12% raise over four years.
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Ontario premier floats Mexico's removal from CUSMA trade agreement with Canada, U.S. | CBC News

Doug Ford suggests reviewing Mexico's role in the North American trade agreement due to concerns over Chinese imports undermining Canadian and American economies.
#criminal-justice

Most criminal cases in Ontario now ending before charges are tested at trial | CBC News

Emily Quint regrets pursuing her sexual assault case due to the traumatic legal process and disappointing outcome, reflecting wider failures in the Ontario justice system.

Ontario calls for further bail reforms, including no chance of bail for some charges | CBC News

Ontario seeks stringent bail reforms, advocating for tougher measures against repeat offenders and serious crimes.

Most criminal cases in Ontario now ending before charges are tested at trial | CBC News

Emily Quint regrets pursuing her sexual assault case due to the traumatic legal process and disappointing outcome, reflecting wider failures in the Ontario justice system.

Ontario calls for further bail reforms, including no chance of bail for some charges | CBC News

Ontario seeks stringent bail reforms, advocating for tougher measures against repeat offenders and serious crimes.
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#traffic-accident

SIU investigation into fatal Highway 401 wrong-way crash ongoing | CBC News

The SIU is ongoing with a thorough investigation into a tragic highway crash caused by a police pursuit, highlighting evidence collection and community impact.

3 dead in Highway 401 crash near Trenton | CBC News

A tragic collision on Highway 401 resulted in the deaths of two adults and an infant, with another child seriously injured.

SIU investigation into fatal Highway 401 wrong-way crash ongoing | CBC News

The SIU is ongoing with a thorough investigation into a tragic highway crash caused by a police pursuit, highlighting evidence collection and community impact.

3 dead in Highway 401 crash near Trenton | CBC News

A tragic collision on Highway 401 resulted in the deaths of two adults and an infant, with another child seriously injured.
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Workers owed $60M in unpaid wages not collected by Ontario since 2017 | CBC News

Ontario workers are owed around $60 million in unpaid wages, highlighting significant wage theft issues.
#police-shooting

Police-involved shooting in Orillia, Ont., leaves 1 dead, officer seriously hurt, SIU investigating | CBC News

A police-involved shooting in Orillia resulted in one death and a serious injury to an officer.

Police watchdog clears Toronto officer in shooting of man in Cabbagetown | CBC News

Ontario SIU cleared a Toronto police officer of wrongdoing in a shooting incident involving a man with a knife.

Police-involved shooting in Orillia, Ont., leaves 1 dead, officer seriously hurt, SIU investigating | CBC News

A police-involved shooting in Orillia resulted in one death and a serious injury to an officer.

Police watchdog clears Toronto officer in shooting of man in Cabbagetown | CBC News

Ontario SIU cleared a Toronto police officer of wrongdoing in a shooting incident involving a man with a knife.
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#donald-trump

Ford urges president-elect Trump to 'bet big' on Ontario-U.S. trade | CBC News

Ontario and the U.S. share vital economic ties that are crucial for jobs and growth.
Premier Doug Ford advocates for continued economic cooperation post-Trump's election.

Ontario Premier Ford 'optimistic' about second Trump presidency | CTV News

Doug Ford is optimistic about a second Trump presidency, calling for enhanced trade cooperation between Ontario and the U.S.

Doug Ford says Ontario ready to work with whoever wins U.S. election | CBC News

Ontario government is focused on maintaining strong trade relations with the U.S. amid presidential election uncertainties.

Ford urges president-elect Trump to 'bet big' on Ontario-U.S. trade | CBC News

Ontario and the U.S. share vital economic ties that are crucial for jobs and growth.
Premier Doug Ford advocates for continued economic cooperation post-Trump's election.

Ontario Premier Ford 'optimistic' about second Trump presidency | CTV News

Doug Ford is optimistic about a second Trump presidency, calling for enhanced trade cooperation between Ontario and the U.S.

Doug Ford says Ontario ready to work with whoever wins U.S. election | CBC News

Ontario government is focused on maintaining strong trade relations with the U.S. amid presidential election uncertainties.
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#professional-engineers

Provincial engineers allege Ontario government unlawfully locking them out | CBC News

Ontario government engineers are alleging unlawful lockouts amid their rotating strikes during contract negotiations, claiming interference with their right to strike.

Ontario government engineers demand 'significant' pay increase | CBC News

Ontario engineers and surveyors are engaged in a work-to-rule campaign, pushing for significant pay increases after 20 months without a contract.

Provincial engineers allege Ontario government unlawfully locking them out | CBC News

Ontario government engineers are alleging unlawful lockouts amid their rotating strikes during contract negotiations, claiming interference with their right to strike.

Ontario government engineers demand 'significant' pay increase | CBC News

Ontario engineers and surveyors are engaged in a work-to-rule campaign, pushing for significant pay increases after 20 months without a contract.
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#urban-planning

Ontario's latest move to accelerate building could land cities in legal quagmire | CBC News

Ontario's new planning rules may hinder cities' long-term urban planning and increase administrative burdens.

Ontario plans to remove Toronto bike lanes on Bloor, Yonge, University | CBC News

Ontario government plans to remove bike lanes on major Toronto roads, citing urban traffic congestion.
New regulations would require municipal approval for future bike lane installations.

Ontario's latest move to accelerate building could land cities in legal quagmire | CBC News

Ontario's new planning rules may hinder cities' long-term urban planning and increase administrative burdens.

Ontario plans to remove Toronto bike lanes on Bloor, Yonge, University | CBC News

Ontario government plans to remove bike lanes on major Toronto roads, citing urban traffic congestion.
New regulations would require municipal approval for future bike lane installations.
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#climate-change

Warmer than normal temperatures lead to duller fall colours in Ontario | CBC News

Unseasonably warm weather in Ontario may lead to a duller fall foliage this year compared to usual vibrant colors.

Greater Toronto, Hamilton, Ottawa and Niagara region expected to have hottest Halloween on record | CBC News

This Halloween is set to be the hottest on record in several Ontario municipalities, highlighting a trend towards warmer temperatures.

Warmer than normal temperatures lead to duller fall colours in Ontario | CBC News

Unseasonably warm weather in Ontario may lead to a duller fall foliage this year compared to usual vibrant colors.

Greater Toronto, Hamilton, Ottawa and Niagara region expected to have hottest Halloween on record | CBC News

This Halloween is set to be the hottest on record in several Ontario municipalities, highlighting a trend towards warmer temperatures.
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#infrastructure

Greenbelt issue a barrier to support for speeding up infrastructure: government poll | CBC News

Public distrust relating to the Greenbelt issue hampers Ontario's ability to expedite infrastructure projects.

Ontario to table fall economic statement today | CBC News

Ontario's fall economic statement emphasizes investments in infrastructure and affordability measures amidst a challenging fiscal backdrop.

Greenbelt issue a barrier to support for speeding up infrastructure: government poll | CBC News

Public distrust relating to the Greenbelt issue hampers Ontario's ability to expedite infrastructure projects.

Ontario to table fall economic statement today | CBC News

Ontario's fall economic statement emphasizes investments in infrastructure and affordability measures amidst a challenging fiscal backdrop.
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4 men arrested, 1 wanted in string of Ontario bank robberies that netted over $2M | CBC News

Multiple bank robberies in Ontario resulted in over $2 million theft, with significant emotional distress reported among witnesses even though no injuries occurred.
#doug-ford

Ford government plans $200 rebate cheques as possible early election looms: source | CBC News

Doug Ford's government plans to issue rebate cheques to Ontarians, expected to be at least $200 per person, amid election speculation.

Ontario to explore feasibility of traffic tunnel beneath Highway 401 in GTA | CBC News

Doug Ford's government is exploring a significant tunnel project beneath Highway 401 to improve transportation connectivity in the Greater Toronto Area.

Booze is coming to Ontario corner stores. Here's what shoppers can expect | CBC News

Beginning October, convenience stores in Ontario can now sell beer, wine, and cocktails, marking a significant shift in alcohol availability.

Ford says Ontario should 'build the damn' Highway 413, when asked about 'customized' environmental process | CBC News

Doug Ford supports the construction of Highway 413 claiming thorough environmental assessments have been conducted.

Why Doug Ford's government is shifting direction on wind power 6 years after scrapping projects | CBC News

Doug Ford's government is now planning a significant expansion of green energy in Ontario, reversing previous anti-renewable policies.

More than 4,000 Ontario convenience stores licensed to sell alcohol next week | CBC News

Ontario convenience stores are set to sell alcohol, fulfilling a premier's pledge and increasing consumer choice.

Ford government plans $200 rebate cheques as possible early election looms: source | CBC News

Doug Ford's government plans to issue rebate cheques to Ontarians, expected to be at least $200 per person, amid election speculation.

Ontario to explore feasibility of traffic tunnel beneath Highway 401 in GTA | CBC News

Doug Ford's government is exploring a significant tunnel project beneath Highway 401 to improve transportation connectivity in the Greater Toronto Area.

Booze is coming to Ontario corner stores. Here's what shoppers can expect | CBC News

Beginning October, convenience stores in Ontario can now sell beer, wine, and cocktails, marking a significant shift in alcohol availability.

Ford says Ontario should 'build the damn' Highway 413, when asked about 'customized' environmental process | CBC News

Doug Ford supports the construction of Highway 413 claiming thorough environmental assessments have been conducted.

Why Doug Ford's government is shifting direction on wind power 6 years after scrapping projects | CBC News

Doug Ford's government is now planning a significant expansion of green energy in Ontario, reversing previous anti-renewable policies.

More than 4,000 Ontario convenience stores licensed to sell alcohol next week | CBC News

Ontario convenience stores are set to sell alcohol, fulfilling a premier's pledge and increasing consumer choice.
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#health-policy

As Ontario restricts supervised consumption, can 'HART Hubs' fill the gap? | CBC News

Ontario is funding HART Hubs to provide integrated care for homelessness and addiction recovery, replacing banned supervised consumption sites near schools.

Ontario to bar international students from medical schools starting in 2026 | CBC News

Ontario government to bar international students from medical schools starting 2026, reserving spots for local residents.
Expansion of tuition support program aims to address family doctor shortage in Ontario.

Faith leaders urge Ford to reverse move to shutter supervised consumption sites | CBC News

Faith leaders urge Premier Ford to reconsider plans to close supervised consumption sites due to potential rise in overdose deaths.

As Ontario restricts supervised consumption, can 'HART Hubs' fill the gap? | CBC News

Ontario is funding HART Hubs to provide integrated care for homelessness and addiction recovery, replacing banned supervised consumption sites near schools.

Ontario to bar international students from medical schools starting in 2026 | CBC News

Ontario government to bar international students from medical schools starting 2026, reserving spots for local residents.
Expansion of tuition support program aims to address family doctor shortage in Ontario.

Faith leaders urge Ford to reverse move to shutter supervised consumption sites | CBC News

Faith leaders urge Premier Ford to reconsider plans to close supervised consumption sites due to potential rise in overdose deaths.
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#electricity-demand

Ontario electricity demand to soar due to EV manufacturing and AI: system operator | CBC News

Ontario's electricity demand may surge by 75% by 2050, influenced by EV manufacturing and AI-driven data centers.

Ontario electricity demand to soar due to EVs, AI: IESO | CTV News

Ontario's electricity demand is projected to rise by 75% by 2050, driven significantly by electric-vehicle production and the growth of AI-related data centers.

Ontario aiming to become energy superpower, energy minister says | CBC News

Ontario aims to meet and exceed a projected 75% increase in electricity demand while enhancing energy exports.

Ontario to procure 5,000 MW of energy, ban solar farms on prime agricultural land | CBC News

Ontario plans to procure 5,000 megawatts of energy to meet future demands.

Ontario electricity demand to soar due to EV manufacturing and AI: system operator | CBC News

Ontario's electricity demand may surge by 75% by 2050, influenced by EV manufacturing and AI-driven data centers.

Ontario electricity demand to soar due to EVs, AI: IESO | CTV News

Ontario's electricity demand is projected to rise by 75% by 2050, driven significantly by electric-vehicle production and the growth of AI-related data centers.

Ontario aiming to become energy superpower, energy minister says | CBC News

Ontario aims to meet and exceed a projected 75% increase in electricity demand while enhancing energy exports.

Ontario to procure 5,000 MW of energy, ban solar farms on prime agricultural land | CBC News

Ontario plans to procure 5,000 megawatts of energy to meet future demands.
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In Ontario, you can train hunting dogs by letting them chase penned animals. Is that fair? | CBC News

Ontario is reopening applications for new wildlife training facilities for dogs after a 25-year hiatus, allowing improved dog training methods.
#murder-charges

Supreme Court asked to clarify when suicide can be murder before Kenneth Law trial | CBC News

Prosecutors seek a Supreme Court review of a ruling that may affect Kenneth Law's murder charges linked to multiple self-inflicted deaths.

Court orders mental health assessment for woman accused of killing 3 people in 3 days | CBC News

Court orders assessment to evaluate Sabrina Kauldhar's fitness for trial regarding multiple murder charges.
Kauldhar faces allegations of killing three individuals in Ontario cities over three consecutive days.

Sabrina Kauldhar opposes mental health assessment | CTV News

Prosecutors seek a fitness assessment for Sabrina Kauldhar, accused of three murders, while her defense opposes it amid concerns about her mental fitness.

Supreme Court asked to clarify when suicide can be murder before Kenneth Law trial | CBC News

Prosecutors seek a Supreme Court review of a ruling that may affect Kenneth Law's murder charges linked to multiple self-inflicted deaths.

Court orders mental health assessment for woman accused of killing 3 people in 3 days | CBC News

Court orders assessment to evaluate Sabrina Kauldhar's fitness for trial regarding multiple murder charges.
Kauldhar faces allegations of killing three individuals in Ontario cities over three consecutive days.

Sabrina Kauldhar opposes mental health assessment | CTV News

Prosecutors seek a fitness assessment for Sabrina Kauldhar, accused of three murders, while her defense opposes it amid concerns about her mental fitness.
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#health-care

Court to hear licence challenge for long-term care home with high COVID-19 death rate | CBC News

Ontario Health Coalition argues Orchard Villa's new license contradicts accountability laws post-COVID-19 crisis with over 70 resident deaths.

Housing shortage, health-care crisis on agenda as Ontario municipal leaders meet | CBC News

Ontario municipal leaders gather to address pressing community issues at the AMO conference, focusing on housing, infrastructure, health care, and Indigenous engagement.

Court to hear licence challenge for long-term care home with high COVID-19 death rate | CBC News

Ontario Health Coalition argues Orchard Villa's new license contradicts accountability laws post-COVID-19 crisis with over 70 resident deaths.

Housing shortage, health-care crisis on agenda as Ontario municipal leaders meet | CBC News

Ontario municipal leaders gather to address pressing community issues at the AMO conference, focusing on housing, infrastructure, health care, and Indigenous engagement.
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Ontario internet gaming operator fined $30,000 after website accessed outside of province: AGCO

Ontario internet gaming operator fined $30,000 for allowing access to its website from outside the province, highlighting the importance of regulatory compliance.

Ontario invests $146M in hopes of becoming biomanufacturing and life sciences hub | CBC News

Ontario aims to become a global leader in life sciences with a $146 million investment, focusing on biomanufacturing and health sciences.

Ontario taxpayers fork over $4.3M to settle legal costs in Bill 124 cases | CBC News

Ontario taxpayers owe $4.3 million due to legal losses over an unconstitutional wage-cap law.
#food-insecurity

More than a million Ontarians used food banks last fiscal year: hunger-relief collective | CBC News

Over one million people in Ontario accessed food banks in the last year, marking a significant increase from previous years.

Doug Ford says he's 'all in' on national school food program | CBC News

Ontario is seeking to collaborate with the federal government to implement a new meal program for students facing food insecurity.

More than a million Ontarians used food banks last fiscal year: hunger-relief collective | CBC News

Over one million people in Ontario accessed food banks in the last year, marking a significant increase from previous years.

Doug Ford says he's 'all in' on national school food program | CBC News

Ontario is seeking to collaborate with the federal government to implement a new meal program for students facing food insecurity.
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Man, 30, dead after workplace accident in Mississauga | CBC News

A 30-year-old man's death in a workplace accident highlights safety risks and emergency response challenges in hazardous environments.

Daycare operators warn of rolling closures unless Ontario holds off on new funding formula | CBC News

Daycare operators in Ontario are planning rolling closures to protest changes to the child-care funding formula.

Ontario launches review of children's aid societies after Ford criticism | CBC News

Ontario is reviewing children's aid societies to improve service quality and financial management following criticism from Premier Doug Ford.

Kerry builders suspected of Toronto scam that cost woman $158,000 for botched job

Two builders from County Kerry allegedly scammed a Canadian woman out of $158,000.
The police investigation involves possible connections to local building firms.

Ontario's new minimum wage kicked in Oct 1. Advocates say it's still not 'livable' | CBC News

Current minimum wage in Ontario falls short of the living wage, making it difficult for families to meet basic living costs.

SIU investigating after man, 25, struck dead by OPP car in Bala, Ont. | CBC News

An investigation is underway into the fatality of a pedestrian struck by an unmarked police vehicle in Bala, Ontario.

Pickering councillor gets most severe pay penalty as council seeks stronger recourse | CBC News

A councillor in Ontario received a 90-day pay suspension for unacceptable behavior, prompting calls for stricter regulations on council conduct.

Ontario extends contract to jail migrants for another year | CBC News

Ontario continues immigration detention despite prior commitments to end it, raising concerns over human rights violations.
The move contradicts international law, impacting the mental health of migrants.

'Take a breath': How some Ontario hockey leagues are fighting referee abuse | CBC News

Youth hockey leagues in Ontario are tackling verbal abuse of referees by introducing identification armbands for young or first-year officials.

Hedley frontman Jacob Hoggard pleads not guilty at Ontario sexual assault trial | CBC News

Jacob Hoggard pleads not guilty to sexual assault as his trial begins in Ontario.
#public-health

Ontario expert reviews of Toronto supervised consumption site did not recommend closure | CBC News

The Ontario government is closing supervised drug consumption sites despite expert recommendations advocating for their continuation and expansion.

Ontario to ban drug consumption sites near schools, child-care centres | CBC News

Ontario will ban supervised drug consumption sites near schools and daycare centres, closing 10 facilities across the province.

Whooping cough cases on track to reach record number in Ontario this year | CBC News

Ontario's whooping cough cases could reach record levels this year, with significant risks for unvaccinated populations.

Anticipated move to close 5 Toronto safe drug consumption sites a 'deadly mistake,' says expert | CBC News

The expected ban on drug consumption sites near schools in Ontario could increase risks of overdose and deaths, according to advocates.

'Incredibly disappointing,' expert says after Ontario halts wastewater testing for COVID, other viruses | CBC News

Ontario is ending its COVID-19 wastewater surveillance program, causing concern among experts for losing early virus detection capability.

Ontario expert reviews of Toronto supervised consumption site did not recommend closure | CBC News

The Ontario government is closing supervised drug consumption sites despite expert recommendations advocating for their continuation and expansion.

Ontario to ban drug consumption sites near schools, child-care centres | CBC News

Ontario will ban supervised drug consumption sites near schools and daycare centres, closing 10 facilities across the province.

Whooping cough cases on track to reach record number in Ontario this year | CBC News

Ontario's whooping cough cases could reach record levels this year, with significant risks for unvaccinated populations.

Anticipated move to close 5 Toronto safe drug consumption sites a 'deadly mistake,' says expert | CBC News

The expected ban on drug consumption sites near schools in Ontario could increase risks of overdose and deaths, according to advocates.

'Incredibly disappointing,' expert says after Ontario halts wastewater testing for COVID, other viruses | CBC News

Ontario is ending its COVID-19 wastewater surveillance program, causing concern among experts for losing early virus detection capability.
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#inquest

Inquest into 2020 death of Toronto East Detention Centre inmate set to begin next month | CBC News

Ontario will hold an inquest into the 2020 death of Abdurazak Mussa to examine circumstances and prevent future incidents.

Ontario to hold inquests into deaths of 2 men at provincial jails | CBC News

Inquests into two men’s deaths in Ontario jails are mandated by law to prevent future incidents.

Inquest into 2020 death of Toronto East Detention Centre inmate set to begin next month | CBC News

Ontario will hold an inquest into the 2020 death of Abdurazak Mussa to examine circumstances and prevent future incidents.

Ontario to hold inquests into deaths of 2 men at provincial jails | CBC News

Inquests into two men’s deaths in Ontario jails are mandated by law to prevent future incidents.
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California City Pledges $100 Million to Build Minor League Park for Dodgers Affiliate

Ontario is revitalizing minor league baseball by securing a team affiliated with the Dodgers, amidst shifts in the California baseball landscape.

SIU says Toronto police didn't commit crime in May e-bike crash | CBC News

No reasonable grounds to believe Toronto officer committed a crime in e-bike collision incident.

Two earthquakes, centered in Ontario, rattle Southern California

Two earthquakes hit Southern California, felt widely but causing no immediate damage.

Toronto man arrested in Quebec in terror investigation: sources | CBC News

A Toronto-area man was arrested by RCMP in a Quebec town related to a terrorism investigation.

Ontario property assessments have been paused for years, and who knows when they'll resume | CBC News

The ongoing delay in property assessments by MPAC due to COVID-19 has left Ontario homeowners lacking predictability in their financial planning.

Ontario's ban on cellphones in class is coming and the province says will help with enforcement | CBC News

Ontario's new education policy bans cellphones and vapes in classrooms starting September 1, aiming to enhance student focus and classroom culture.

Supervised drug site closures 'will kill,' Ontario front line workers warn | CBC News

Closing supervised consumption sites in Ontario will increase overdose deaths, according to front-line workers and advocates.

Money woes, harassment pose barriers to diversifying Ont. politics, study finds | CBC News

Diverse candidates in Ontario municipal politics face significant barriers, primarily harassment and lack of financial resources.
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More Ontario children and youth are being killed in femicide cases, report warns | CBC News

A significant increase in femicides involving minors has been reported in Ontario, with 21% of victims being under 18 this year.
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'Jarring' survey results reveal worsening mental health among Ontario youth | CBC News

Over half of Ontario middle and high school students report significant psychological distress, a number that has doubled in a decade.

CUPE Ontario president expresses 'regret' after reposting video called hurtful by Jewish members | CBC News

Union leader Fred Hahn regretted sharing a video during the Paris Olympic Games that caused distress among Jewish members.

Marineland ordered to pay $85K after failing to improve living conditions for 3 young bears | CBC News

Marineland fined $85,000 for animal welfare violations related to the poor care of three black bears.

Ontario signs $1.3M contract with PR firm to lobby U.S. as November election nears | CBC News

Ontario government invests $1.3 million in U.S. lobbying to safeguard economic interests post-November elections.

Ford government wants Ontario's online gamblers to mix with offshore players, if it's legal | CBC News

Ontario seeks court ruling to allow online gambling with international players.

Amber Alert issued for girl, 14, last seen in Kitchener, Ont. | CBC News

Amber Alert issued for missing 14-year-old girl in Kitchener, Ont.

Ottawa, Ontario reach deal on funding for housing after months-long dispute | CBC News

A deal between Ontario and Ottawa under the national housing strategy unlocks $357 million in federal funding, resolving a dispute over affordable housing targets and funding distribution.
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