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Sneh Duggal

Sneh Duggal

Sneh Duggal has been providing in-depth coverage of Ontario politics since 2018. Prior to helping launch The Trillium, her reporting included the impact of the pandemic on schools, health care and vulnerable populations while at Queen’s Park Briefing. She previously covered Canadian foreign policy and diplomacy for Embassy News in Ottawa and has reported for The Hill Times, Ottawa Citizen, Edmonton Journal and The Molokai Times in Hawaii. Sneh has also done radio reporting in Rwanda and enjoys podcasting at Queen's Park.

Recent Work by Sneh

Education ministry flagged school board 'governance dysfunction' as a ‘top’ issue

Education ministry flagged school board 'governance dysfunction' as a ‘top’ issue

Education Minister Paul Calandra warned the sector early in his tenure that he'd be 'relentless in ensuring that our boards remain accountable to those that it matters most'
Forum to explore how Ontario can 'fundamentally change' child welfare system

Forum to explore how Ontario can 'fundamentally change' child welfare system

Defence for Children International-Canada and Toronto Metropolitan University are partnering to host a discussion on what a 'good child welfare system' would entail
'It's about accountability': NDP, union call for audit of Canadian Hearing Services

'It's about accountability': NDP, union call for audit of Canadian Hearing Services

CHS workers have been on strike since April 28
Ontario ministers call for 'frequent, ongoing and meaningful engagement' in letters to federal counterparts

Ontario ministers call for 'frequent, ongoing and meaningful engagement' in letters to federal counterparts

Premier Doug Ford also announced that he's invited all the premiers to Muskoka next month for a Council of the Federation summer meeting
'Immediate, multi-faceted approach' needed to tackle teacher shortage, say directors of education

'Immediate, multi-faceted approach' needed to tackle teacher shortage, say directors of education

The Council of Ontario Directors of Education warns in a recent report that a shortage of teachers is 'having immediate and significant implications' for the school system and student success
Ford government trying to make it easier to take control of school boards, union calls it 'authoritarianism'

Ford government trying to make it easier to take control of school boards, union calls it 'authoritarianism'

The PC government tabled legislation Thursday that proposes changes to the K–12 and post-secondary education systems, and the child and youth services sector
Advocates say autism program funding boost won't fix 'broken system,' ask for spending 'accountability'

Advocates say autism program funding boost won't fix 'broken system,' ask for spending 'accountability'

The province's 2025 budget increased funding for the Ontario Autism Program to $779 million
Education spending to increase this year, but forecasted to flatline in short term

Education spending to increase this year, but forecasted to flatline in short term

The government also announced a boost to funding for the Ontario Autism Program
Ontario could face 'modest recession' due to U.S. tariffs: FAO report

Ontario could face 'modest recession' due to U.S. tariffs: FAO report

Premier Doug Ford said he has 'confidence that we'll work things out with the United States'
New Ottawa treatment centre for children with complex needs gets underway

New Ottawa treatment centre for children with complex needs gets underway

The new CHEO Integrated Treatment Centre is expected to be completed in 2028 and be able to serve thousands of kids
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