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Health care sits top of mind as Ontario wrestles its deficit
It's the policy file at the core of the Ontario government's fight to eliminate its nearly $15-billion deficit.
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Concerned Sault citizens join ONTC fight
NEWS RELEASE NORDIK INSTITUTE ****************************** Concerned citizens in the Sault join North Eastern Municipalities ONTC divesture fight Screening of acclaimed film 'Derailed - The National Dream' COCHRANE - Northern municipalities affected by the Province's divesture of the ONTC are continuing to escalate the issue.
Demolition underway. AIM Waste Management Inc. began dismantling the shell of Peel Memorial Hospital in February to make way for a new state-of-the-art centre for integrated health and wellness.
The miracle of adulthood is that any of us survived
Anyone who watches Mad Men can tell you that life was way more dangerous back in the Fifties and Sixties, when the oldest of the Baby Boomers were just beginning their relentless rampage across history.
Liberal bill would force Catholic boards to accept 'gay-straight alliances'
CONTROVERSIAL LEGISLATION Education Minister Laurel Broten introduced legislation Friday that would require all school boards to accept the name gay-straight alliance if students request.
Tuition fight could spread with Ontario students set to protest
Students march during a protest against tuition fee increases on May 24, 2012 in Montreal.
Clouds of smoke, ash from forest fire lead to state of emergency in Timmins
A forest fire burns near Timmins, Ont. on Thursday, May 24, 2012. A forest fire in northeastern Ontario has prompted officials in Timmins to declare a state of emergency.
New poll suggests Canadians split over NDP Leader Tom Mulcair's energy views
A new poll suggests Canadians are roughly split over NDP Leader Tom Mulcair's contention that the Alberta oilsands have given the country a case of Dutch Disease as he prepares to visit the province next week.
There's more than enough room within the municipality's capacious boundaries for new houses, schools, businesses, factories and even other entertainment venues.
DRESCHEL: Hamilton council gives Bratina marching orders
It began with Sam Merulla insisting that Hamilton needs a great mayor to fight against provincial cuts to social assistance programs.
Dalton McGuinty talks 407 in Durham
Hwy. 407 is coming to Oshawa, the Province reconfirmed as Premier Dalton McGuinty stopped in Durham Region to announce $1 billion to fund the highway's extension to Harmony Road in Oshawa.
Premier Dalton McGuinty seeks Harper's help to develop Ontario's Ring of Fire
Premier Dalton had a secret meeting with Prime Minister Stephen Harper this week to pitch for federal help in developing the mineral-rich Ring of Fire in northwestern Ontario.
Ontario asks Harper to help develop massive Ring of Fire mining project
Premier Dalton McGuinty is asking for Prime Minister Stephen Harper's help in developing the Ring of Fire in northern Ontario.
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Ontario Budget: Dalton McGuinty and Andrea Horwath clash over budget 'agreement'
Premier Dalton McGuinty admits his hasty arrangement with NDP Leader Andrea Horwath to salvage the minority Liberal government was scribbled down on the back of a proverbial cocktail napkin.
Hwy. 407 toll road will be extended eastward
A new SNC-Lavalin joint venture recently selected as preferred bidder by the Ontario government has finalized a $1-billion contract to extend the Highway 407 toll road east.
The kids are all right - it's adults we need to worry about
Of all the thematic options available to columnists, none is dearer to our hearts than the I-told-you-so column.
Nuclear energy is responsible for a 45% increase in Ontario's energy bills, compared to a 6% increase from green energy initiatives since 2006, said Jack Gibbons, chairperson of the Ontario Clean Air Alliance , which claims to represent six million Ontario residents.
DVP Go bus bypass lanes will be built
In an effort to lure more commuters out of their cars, the provincial government announced special bypass lanes for GO buses will be built on a four-kilometre stretch of the Don Valley Parkway.
The Queen's Diamond Jubilee will be remembered in Toronto long after Prince Charles and Camilla's Canadian tour wraps up.