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The T: Developers, rejoice (maybe)

Your municipal news roundup for the week of May 5
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Hospitals have fined a handful of patients an average of $22,000 under Bill 7

Hospitals have fined a handful of patients an average of $22,000 under Bill 7

Five alternate-level-of-care patients have been fined for hospital stays from 13 to 93 days long
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Ontario climate lawsuit youth look to set nationwide precedent as case heads back to court

Ontario climate lawsuit youth look to set nationwide precedent as case heads back to court

Supreme Court declines to hear the Ford government's appeal, teeing up provincial hearings with national implications
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The T: the never-ending strong mayor debate

Your municipal news roundup for the week of April 28
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Ford asks First Nations to deal with him personally on resource projects

Ford asks First Nations to deal with him personally on resource projects

'Come into my office and we'll get things done, rather than go through the bureaucracy,' premier tells First Nations development conference
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Ford asks First Nations to deal with him personally on resource projects

Ford asks First Nations to deal with him personally on resource projects

'Come into my office and we'll get things done, rather than go through the bureaucracy,' premier tells First Nations development conference
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'Pretty scary' how Trump's words can change markets: Ford

'Pretty scary' how Trump's words can change markets: Ford

'Sometimes I think the cheese slips off the cracker with that guy,' the premier said
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The T: fighting development (and losing)

Your municipal news roundup for the week of April 21
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'We're moving forward': Ford doubles down on Ontario Place amid questions about Therme

'We're moving forward': Ford doubles down on Ontario Place amid questions about Therme

'We have no reason to believe there's been any wrongdoing': premier
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AMO asks municipalities how they're 'filling gaps' in health care

AMO asks municipalities how they're 'filling gaps' in health care

Doctor recruitment and 'concierge assistance' eating up property taxes, org says
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