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Government considering keeping 'resident support aides' in LTC, advocates call it 'ludicrous'
Government considering keeping 'resident support aides' in LTC, advocates call it 'ludicrous'
The long-term care minister said the government is trying to build capacity in the system
Social Services and Society Trillium Insiders
Question Period Highlight: water, please
Question Period Highlight: water, please
The member of cabinet made his ministerial debut during Tuesday's question period
Question Period Highlights Trillium Insiders
PCs vote down creation of Greenbelt investigation committee
PCs vote down creation of Greenbelt investigation committee
The NDP made its case for a select committee by recapping what one found out about the Liberals' gas plants scandal
Housing Trillium Insiders
TVO workers blame Ford government as strike drags on
TVO workers blame Ford government as strike drags on
TVO management doesn't deny the government's involvement in the negotiations
Politics
Trillium Today: you used to call me on my cell phone
Trillium Today: you used to call me on my cell phone
Your Ontario politics agenda for Tuesday, Oct. 3
Trillium Today Trillium Insiders
Ontario's rental enforcement unit investigates a fraction of calls received
Ontario's rental enforcement unit investigates a fraction of calls received
The Rental Housing and Enforcement Unit only investigated 219 out of the 16,394 calls it got in 2022–23
Housing Trillium Insiders
Bonnie Crombie decries 'attacks' against her developer donors in fundraising email
Bonnie Crombie decries 'attacks' against her developer donors in fundraising email
The Liberal leadership frontrunner is defending her fundraising tactics after reporting by The Trillium on developers' donations
Politics Trillium Insiders
Support for Doug Ford's PCs nears all-time low, poll finds
Support for Doug Ford's PCs nears all-time low, poll finds
The PCs still lead but the NDP and Liberals are nipping at their heels
Politics
Trillium Today: gassing up
Trillium Today: gassing up
Your Ontario politics agenda for Monday, Oct. 2
Trillium Today Trillium Insiders
'I don't think this is necessary': sparks fly at Liberal leadership debate
'I don't think this is necessary': sparks fly at Liberal leadership debate
The second official debate in Stratford had just four candidates after one contestant left the race earlier this week
Politics Trillium Insiders
The Weekender: the first week of school
The Weekender: the first week of school
Everything you need to know in Ontario politics from this past week
The Weekender Trillium Insiders
Bonnie Crombie as Liberal leader could reduce PCs to a minority, poll finds
Bonnie Crombie as Liberal leader could reduce PCs to a minority, poll finds
The Mississauga mayor is the only candidate who performs better than the party's interim leader, the poll finds
Politics Trillium Insiders
Legislation Tracker: NDP’s Greenbelt remedy thwarted, while PCs’ pends
Legislation Tracker: NDP’s Greenbelt remedy thwarted, while PCs’ pends
After their three-and-a-half-month-long break, MPPs returned this week to sitting at Queen’s Park
Legislation Tracker Trillium Insiders
Amid controversy, the Greenbelt Foundation registers to lobby
Amid controversy, the Greenbelt Foundation registers to lobby
A weekly roundup of lobbying registrations in Ontario
Lobbyists Trillium Insiders
Trillium Today: can't stop Wynning
Trillium Today: can't stop Wynning
Your Ontario politics agenda for Friday, Sept. 29
Trillium Today Trillium Insiders
Adil Shamji drops out of Liberal leadership race, endorses Bonnie Crombie
Adil Shamji drops out of Liberal leadership race, endorses Bonnie Crombie
And then there were four
Politics
PCs table bill to clarify which units qualify for development fee exemption
PCs table bill to clarify which units qualify for development fee exemption
The new legislation would also give St. Thomas authority to provide incentives to Volkswagen's battery-maker, which plans on building a massive facility there
Housing Trillium Insiders
Binding arbitration a solution 'for today': education minister
Binding arbitration a solution 'for today': education minister
But Stephen Lecce's binding arbitration plan has some in the union movement worried about the future
Education and Training Trillium Insiders

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