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Moose Hide Campaign lobbying on intimate partner violence policy development
Moose Hide Campaign lobbying on intimate partner violence policy development
A weekly roundup of lobbying registrations in Ontario
Lobbyists Trillium Insiders
Newcastle parents 'disappointed' after board denied funding for new school in latest capital priorities round
Newcastle parents 'disappointed' after board denied funding for new school in latest capital priorities round
Members of the community hope a new K-12 school could replace Clarke High School and The Pines Senior Public School, which sit along a highway
Education and Training Trillium Insiders
Landlords face 'no consequences' for filing false claims about tenant debt: advocates
Landlords face 'no consequences' for filing false claims about tenant debt: advocates
Laws allow for fines of up to $250,000 for bad landlords, but data show real-world penalties never come close
Housing Trillium Insiders
Trillium Today: over/under
Trillium Today: over/under
Your Ontario politics agenda for Friday, July 26
Trillium Today Trillium Insiders
MPPs visit Sir John A.’s home in search of determining his Queen's Park's statue's fate
MPPs visit Sir John A.’s home in search of determining his Queen's Park's statue's fate
A statue honouring Canada’s controversial founding prime minister outside Ontario’s legislature has been boarded up for almost four years
Politics Trillium Insiders
Ontario’s registered nursing supply improving, but remains lowest in country: CIHI data
Ontario’s registered nursing supply improving, but remains lowest in country: CIHI data
Ontario has the fewest registered nurses working in direct care relative to population, but does better when nurse practitioners and licensed practical nurses are included
Health Trillium Insiders
Pregnant MPP says 'medical emergency' caused her to crash into daycare
Pregnant MPP says 'medical emergency' caused her to crash into daycare
'The incident was very unfortunate and I am deeply sorry to those that were impacted,' Andrea Khanjin says after July 19 incident in south Barrie
Politics
Trillium Today: our cops are tops
Trillium Today: our cops are tops
Your Ontario politics agenda for Thursday, July 25
Trillium Today Trillium Insiders
Just-ratified OPP deal making them 'highest paid' Ontario cops adds new 3% front-line incentive
Just-ratified OPP deal making them 'highest paid' Ontario cops adds new 3% front-line incentive
The four-year agreements, retroactive to Jan. 1, 2023, also include significant wage increases for members
Government Finance and the Economy
Influencers put on notice, Guelph lobbyist registry moves forward
Influencers put on notice, Guelph lobbyist registry moves forward
List of people attempting to sway city decision-makers, and about what, to be posted on city's website
Municipalities, Transit and Infrastructure
Ontario looking to let pharmacists treat more minor ailments
Ontario looking to let pharmacists treat more minor ailments
Health Minister Sylvia Jones also gave an update on consultations about the MedsCheck program
Health Trillium Insiders
Province pitches $73 million to speed Gardiner construction by one year
Province pitches $73 million to speed Gardiner construction by one year
Round-the-clock construction means the project should finish in April 2026, a year ahead of schedule
Municipalities, Transit and Infrastructure Trillium Insiders
Trillium Today: a lot of problems
Trillium Today: a lot of problems
Your Ontario politics agenda for Wednesday, July 24
Trillium Today Trillium Insiders
After 10-year wait, senior gets his apartment in York Region community housing
After 10-year wait, senior gets his apartment in York Region community housing
There are 15,716 applicants on the region’s waitlist for subsidized housing, of which about 36 per cent (5,600) are seniors
Housing
THC levels wrong on 40% of oils sold by Ontario Cannabis Store, lab testing shows
THC levels wrong on 40% of oils sold by Ontario Cannabis Store, lab testing shows
Levels of THC in cannabis oils were wrong outside the variance allowed by federal cannabis regulations in 40 per cent of samples, a study at McMaster University showed
Health
Education funding, responsible AI use among priorities for new school boards' association head
Education funding, responsible AI use among priorities for new school boards' association head
Kathleen Woodcock was elected president of the Ontario Public School Boards’ Association earlier this month
Education and Training Trillium Insiders
Trillium Today: keep it open
Trillium Today: keep it open
Your Ontario politics agenda for Tuesday, July 23
Trillium Today Trillium Insiders
Advocates call for permanent residency status for migrant farm workers
Advocates call for permanent residency status for migrant farm workers
Mental health phone line for farm workers now available in Spanish: Ford government
Justice Trillium Insiders

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