Liberal platform launch on Sunday included a detail what wasn't in the budget: making new housing developments pay for transit. ...
Daily Archives: May 26, 2014
Seen: Wage freeze needed to boost the economy, says Hudak
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Heard: Unifor president Dias backs strategic voting
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Heard: Lawyers group backs Liberal plan to boost legal aid
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Ontario pension plan would cut jobs and wages, says CFIB
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business says proposed Ontario pension plan carries too many risks for negligible benefits. ...
Happening: Nominations closed for 41st general election
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Tories, nurses union in war of words over health care
The 60,000-member Ontario Nurses Association says Tory health critic Christine Elliott's letter to the union was an 'escalation of the PC party attack on nurses.' ...
Heard: Environment policy expert to head Ontario Science Centre
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Elliott slams ONA ads about Tory health care policy
Conservative Party health critic insists that under its election platform "health-care spending will continue to grow predictably so that you receive excellent care where and when you need it." ...
Heard: MARs conference focuses on driving social change
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Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Monday, May 26. ...
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