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Daily Archives: April 7, 2014
‘Referendum’ finds 99.6 per cent support public hospitals
Ontario Health Coalition says the vast majority of respondents to its 'referendum' favour public hospitals over private clinics. ...
Upcoming Events for Tuesday, April 8
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House debate ends on bill 122 as Liberals look for labour peace
The Liberal effort to formalize the province's role in bargaining with teachers' unions and school boards got swift third reading debate Monday with a vote scheduled for Tuesday. ...
Fedeli seeks contempt of legislature charge
Tory finance critic seeks ruling that Liberals' budget leaks are in contempt of legislature. ...
Heard: What they asked in question period
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Seen: Peterborough area gets $420,000 to boost tourism
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Province announces $32 million for nutrition program
Funds will be rolled out over three years to set up 340 new school breakfast programs affecting 56,000 children. ...
Province to spend $150 milllion on new tablets, netbooks
Premier Kathleen Wynne announces money for hardware, software and training for schools will be spent over three years. ...
Purchase: In politics, the long run is for losers
Columnist Bryne Purchase says short-term politics are ruining Ontario's chance to make a long-term plan. ...
Seen: The Beer Store continues fight against corner stores
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Heard: Huronia survivors could get $42,000 each
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Seen: Pembroke mill to restart with reduced power rates
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OPSEU accuses government of bracing for jail-guard strike
The Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services is accused of building temporary living quarters for prison managers in anticipation of bargaining talks with guards. ...
Heard: Boost for skills training near Ring of Fire
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Your morning briefing
Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Monday, April 7. ...
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