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Sneh Duggal

Sneh Duggal

Sneh Duggal (on leave) 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

'We can no longer tolerate this discrimination': First Nations chiefs take province, feds to court over policing law concerns

'We can no longer tolerate this discrimination': First Nations chiefs take province, feds to court over policing law concerns

The Chiefs of Ontario said the two governments have failed to ensure that First Nations bylaws are enforced and prosecuted
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'We can no longer tolerate this discrimination': First Nations chiefs take province, feds to court over policing law concerns

'We can no longer tolerate this discrimination': First Nations chiefs take province, feds to court over policing law concerns

The Chiefs of Ontario said the two governments have failed to ensure that First Nations bylaws are enforced and prosecuted
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Government claims developer challenging its Greenbelt reversal has 'no constitutional right' to have property excluded

Government claims developer challenging its Greenbelt reversal has 'no constitutional right' to have property excluded

The government filed its legal arguments Friday in response to a challenge from Minotar Holdings Inc., whose land was removed from the Greenbelt and then restored to it despite a legal settlement with the province
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'This week has been excruciating': two Ottawa organizations supporting children with autism close their doors

'This week has been excruciating': two Ottawa organizations supporting children with autism close their doors

Advocates are calling the closures a 'big loss' and say more services are needed for children with autism
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Education unions call cellphone, vaping rules a 'distraction' from school funding announcement

Education unions call cellphone, vaping rules a 'distraction' from school funding announcement

A new report suggests the government's current funding model would mean nearly 5,000 fewer classroom educators in schools this fall than if the funding formula from 2018 was still in place
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Speaker will 'have to deal with' keffiyeh ban when legislature resumes next week: Premier

Speaker will 'have to deal with' keffiyeh ban when legislature resumes next week: Premier

Premier Ford's comments come as the NDP promises to 'defy' the ban, though the party won't say what exactly it's planning
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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.
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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
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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
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Indigenous leaders, families call for 'disbandment' of Thunder Bay Police Service

Indigenous leaders, families call for 'disbandment' of Thunder Bay Police Service

Families of young Indigenous people who have died also want the death investigations of their loved ones reassigned to another police service
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