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Trillium Today: tooth and nail
Trillium Today: tooth and nail
Your Ontario politics agenda for Tuesday, April 30
Trillium Today Trillium Insiders
Jessica Smith Cross Jessica Smith Cross
York Children's Aid Society failed to provide support to teen before her death: Ombudsman
York Children's Aid Society failed to provide support to teen before her death: Ombudsman
Ombudsman Paul Dubé issued several recommendations to the York Region Children Aid's Society in a new report released on Monday.
Social Services and Society Trillium Insiders
Sneh Duggal Sneh Duggal
Ring of Fire road talks still in 'early stages' despite premier's hints: Aroland chief
Ring of Fire road talks still in 'early stages' despite premier's hints: Aroland chief
Chief Sonny Gagnon said he hopes to get a deal done in his two-year term, which began in November
Indigenous, Rural and Northern Affairs
Jack Hauen Jack Hauen
Former PC candidate appointed to head Ottawa regional office
Former PC candidate appointed to head Ottawa regional office
Sean Webster was the Progressive Conservative candidate in the Kanata—Carleton byelection last year, and thought of as a shoo-in for a cabinet post
Politics Trillium Insiders
Jessica Smith Cross Jessica Smith Cross
Trillium Today: I'm a rocker. I don't care for rules.
Trillium Today: I'm a rocker. I don't care for rules.
Your Ontario politics agenda for Monday, April 29
Trillium Today Trillium Insiders
Jack Hauen Jack Hauen
'Blindsided,' Grey County decries Durham hospital bed removal
'Blindsided,' Grey County decries Durham hospital bed removal
All 10 inpatient beds will be transferred from Durham to Kincardine and Walkerton hospitals, Durham hospital remains open as emergency department from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily
Health
Chris Fell, Local Journalism Initiative reporter
 Education ministry announces funding with 'understandable and transparent' rebranding
Education ministry announces funding with 'understandable and transparent' rebranding
The government is allocating $3.5 billion for special education and per pupil funding is expected to go from $13,599 this year to $13,852 in the 2024-25 school year
Education and Training Trillium Insiders
Sneh Duggal Sneh Duggal
Legislation Tracker: A real spring break week
Legislation Tracker: A real spring break week
Most MPPs likely won't have to address the keffiyeh ban for a least a week
Legislation Tracker Trillium Insiders
Aidan Chamandy Aidan Chamandy
Longtime Conservative staffer leaves Ford government to lobby
Longtime Conservative staffer leaves Ford government to lobby
A weekly roundup of lobbying registrations in Ontario
Lobbyists Trillium Insiders
Jessica Smith Cross Jessica Smith Cross
Ontario one step closer to streamlined international nurse registration
Ontario one step closer to streamlined international nurse registration
Ontario's nursing regulator is moving one step closer to getting internationally trained nurses working faster
Health Trillium Insiders
Jack Hauen Jack Hauen
After its 12th six-month stay, is the suit against tobacco companies going anywhere?
After its 12th six-month stay, is the suit against tobacco companies going anywhere?
Ontario is seeking $330 billion to cover the cost of tobacco-related health care in the past, and anticipated in the future
Health
Patrick Cain Patrick Cain
Trillium Today: prescription filled
Trillium Today: prescription filled
Your Ontario politics agenda for Friday, April 26
Trillium Today Trillium Insiders
Jack Hauen Jack Hauen
Federal, Ontario governments unveil Honda's $15B mega-investment in province
Federal, Ontario governments unveil Honda's $15B mega-investment in province
The Ontario government is also close to an agreement with a First Nation to enable 'the first 80 kilometres' of road to the Ring of Fire to be built, Premier Ford said
Government Finance and the Economy
Charlie Pinkerton and Jack Hauen
 The Trill Podcast: Paul Calandra makes his mark
The Trill Podcast: Paul Calandra makes his mark
Mike Moffatt joins us to break down the Ford government's latest housing bill and how the federal budget will affect the Progressive Conservatives' housing ambitions
Podcast
Aidan Chamandy Aidan Chamandy
Educators talk teacher shortage, 'pencil stabbings' and need for supports at committee
Educators talk teacher shortage, 'pencil stabbings' and need for supports at committee
Education unions presented to the Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs this week as part of its review of the government's budget bill
Education and Training Trillium Insiders
Sneh Duggal Sneh Duggal
MPP Sarah Jama ordered to leave legislative chamber for wearing keffiyeh, refuses
MPP Sarah Jama ordered to leave legislative chamber for wearing keffiyeh, refuses
Speaker Ted Arnott said he was not prepared to have Jama, who uses a wheelchair, physically removed
Politics Trillium Insiders
Jessica Smith Cross Jessica Smith Cross
Trillium Today: all-in on Alliston
Trillium Today: all-in on Alliston
Your Ontario politics agenda for Thursday, April 25
Trillium Today Trillium Insiders
Jack Hauen Jack Hauen
Province takes step toward expanding private surgical clinics
Province takes step toward expanding private surgical clinics
There will be three calls for proposals, starting with diagnostic imaging
Health Trillium Insiders
Jessica Smith Cross Jessica Smith Cross
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