Ontario maintains AA- rating for long-term bonds, and A-1+ on short-term debt and commercial paper, but S&P expresses concern that the government may not be able to balance the books as planned. ...
Daily Archives: July 21, 2014
Hoskins expected to retable law to ban paid blood donor clinics
Health Minister Eric Hoskins is expected to reintroduce an anti-pay-for-blood bill on Tuesday after a similar bill died on the order paper when the previous legislature was dissolved. ...
NDP demand election-level scrutiny of Ontario’s estimates
New Democrat leader Andrea Horwath wants Premier Kathleen Wynne to have the auditor general scrutinize the province's fiscal situation. ...
Heard: Feds to outline new Great Lakes cleanup projects Tuesday
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Heard: OPA says new sectors now eligible for lower power prices
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Manufacturers look to outsource less, says KPMG report
Canadian manufacturers are looking less to China and India to source their production, says KPMG's Canadian Manufacturing Outlook 2014. ...
MaRS appoints tech investor as new energy centre director
Ron Dizy, former head of Enbala Power Networks, has been named the managing director of the new advanced energy centre. ...
Heard: What they asked in question period
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Heard: Legislature has moment of silence over downed jetliner in Ukraine
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Heard: Cancer Care Ontario signs third partnership with native groups
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Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Monday, July 21. ...
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