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Ford Denies His Government Tipped Off Developers On Greenbelt Changes
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Ford Denies His Government Tipped Off Developers On Greenbelt Changes

December 5, 2022

Some developers bought that land in the past few years despite Ford and Clark’s public pronouncements it wouldn’t be developed, with one purchase happening as recently as September, according to…

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Ontario Moving to Next Phase of Reopening
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Ontario Moving to Next Phase of Reopening

February 23, 2022

Recently, Christine Elliott, Deputy Premier and Minister of Health announced “With hospitalizations and ICU admissions continuing to decline, we are committed to maintaining a gradual and cautious approach to protect…

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Ontario Proposes To Extend Water Bottling Moratorium By Nine Months

November 19, 2019

via cbc.ca Ontario is proposing to extend a moratorium on water-taking bottling permits for nine months. A spokesman for Environment Minister Jeff Yurek says this would give the government more…

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Potentially Deadly Tapeworm More Widespread in Ontario Than Thought, U of G Research Finds

April 17, 2019

via uoguelph.ca A tapeworm that can infect dogs and humans and lead to potentially fatal illness is now widespread in southern Ontario, new work by Ontario Veterinary College (OVC) researchers…

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College Strike Finally Ended By Ontario Legislature

November 21, 2017

Ontario’s 500,000 community college students should be back in their classrooms this coming week, after a labour dispute lasting more than five weeks was brought to an end by the…

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Ted Arnott: Fall Economic Statement Falls Flat

November 15, 2017

Kathleen Wynne’s 2017 Ontario Economic Outlook and Fiscal Review shows that the Liberal Government is running on fumes, says Wellington-Halton Hills MPP Ted Arnott. “Today’s Fall Economic Statement was little…

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Councillors voice grave concerns over proposed provincial growth plan policies

October 7, 2017

by Mike Robinson. Local councillors are worried that new draft provincial growth policies might have the opposite effect in Puslinch. On Sept. 20, Mark Paoli, Wellington County’s manager of policy…

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Ted Arnott MPP on the high cost of Hydro

October 16, 2016

The high cost of hydro continues to be the Achilles’ heel of Kathleen Wynne’s Government. Electricity prices in Ontario have been skyrocketing in recent years, mostly due to conscious and…

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Wynne Urges Changes To Ontario’s Water Bottling Practices

September 24, 2016

The bottled water industry in Ontario is facing renewed government scrutiny after a small township was outbid by multinational giant Nestle in its attempt to purchase a well to secure…

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Premier Wynne Says New permit for Nestle Water Taking At Low Rate ‘inappropriate’
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Premier Wynne Says New permit for Nestle Water Taking At Low Rate ‘inappropriate’

August 24, 2016

Bottled water companies in Ontario may soon have to pay more and take less water as public outcry over revelations that the province charges them just $3.71 for every million…

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