Next week's union vote at Toyota will be postponed because of a dispute over how many workers there are at the three plants, Unifor's president says. ...
Daily Archives: April 3, 2014
Happening: Dunlop’s latest College of Trades bill voted down
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New civil court rules make it easier to dismiss frivolous suits
The government has quietly changed the rules of civil procedure to make it easier for a court to dismiss 'frivolous and vexatious' lawsuits without lengthy and expensive arguments. ...
Upcoming Events for Friday, April 4
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Seen: Horwath’s post eclipses million mark on Facebook
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Heard: Province sets up new ADM for aboriginal justice
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New emission rules in effect for diesel fuel in Ontario
Environment Ministry is phasing in new emission rules for diesel fuel in Ontario, with regular diesel required to contain at least two per cent biofuel this year. ...
Provinces to save up to $230 million in drug costs
Provincial officials have struck a deal with generic pharmaceutical makers on four more drugs, and are in talks with brand-name manufacturers to cut costs on 37 drugs. ...
Happening: DiNovo seeks Russian vodka ban, Libs scrap Moscow trip
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Sousa says he can’t meet short-term deficit target
Provincial Finance Minister says last year's deficit ran $400 million lower than projected, but that a revenue shortfall this year will make the deficit harder to contain. ...
Seen: New boss at OMERS took over this week
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Heard: Brain research gets $37.5 million in new funding
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The Funding Portal: Who got funded – week of March 24
Each week, the Funding Portal crunches the numbers on who got funding from where. ...
Green-energy investment jumps 45 per cent
With $6.5 billion invested in clean-energy in 2013, Canada's rate of financing growth is the second highest of all G20 nations. ...
Heard: What they asked in Question Period
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Seen: Province expands dental program for kids
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Your morning briefing
Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Thursday, April 3. ...
Wynne to meet national health care group
Wynne meets premiers' health care working group to discuss health policy reform ...
Heard: Province helps Niagara fruit growers
The Ontario Agriculture Ministry is giving a small grant to help Niagara fruit and vegetable growers boost consumer demand for local produce. The ministry says it's providing $317,575 from the Local Food Fund to h ...
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