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Daily Archives: January 19, 2015

Home January 19, 2015

OMA: Changes to fees for physicians could prompt medical students to leave province

OMA president says Ontario's physicians are concerned these changes will mean longer wait times to see doctors, to get tests done and to schedule surgery. ...

Education and Training, Government, Health and COVID-19, Jobs and Employment, News, Taxes and Benefits
19.01.2015 OMA Natalie Paddon 0 0

Toronto to increase TTC subsidy by $38 million, while transit union calls for Queen’s Park funding

The city is also increasing fares, which breaks Mayor John Tory's election promise, but he said the transit system has been starved 'to the breaking point.' ...

Municipalities, Transit and Infrastructure, News
19.01.2015 TTC Brian Platt 0 0

Nemak getting $1.5 million from province to upgrade Windsor aluminum parts plant

The province announces Monday it will give Nemak of Canada Corp. money from the Southwestern Ontario Development Fund to upgrade its production line to export aluminum engine blocks overseas. ...

Government, Government Finance and the Economy, News
19.01.2015 Geoff Zochodne 0 0

Heard: More than 87,600 students apply for Ontario universities, down slightly from last year

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Education and Training, Jobs and Employment, Seen, Heard, Happening
19.01.2015 QP Briefing Staff 0 0

Stakeholders ready comments as pre-budget consultations to kick off in northern Ontario

The province's finance and economic affairs committee will begin its pre-budget consultations tomorrow in Fort Frances, and interested stakeholders are lining up to get a word in. ...

Government, Government Finance and the Economy, News
19.01.2015 2015 budget, budget Geoff Zochodne 0 0

Goldcorp buys junior northern Ontario miner for $526 million

Global miner buys Probe Mines in deal to boost operating efficiency in northern Ontario, while also giving birth to a new company via a spinoff: New Probe. ...

Government Finance and the Economy, Jobs and Employment, Natural Resources, News, Rural and North
19.01.2015 Ring of Fire John Valorzi 0 0

PC Leadership Fundraising Tracker: Elliott in the lead, Fedeli in second place

Although Vic Fedeli has twice as many reported donors as Christine Elliott, Elliott's average donation is nearly 10 times higher, giving her a healthy lead in the contest. ...

News
19.01.2015 Ontario PC Party, PC leadership race Brian Platt 0 0

Heard: Looming strike deadline for province’s CCAC workers

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Government, Health and COVID-19, Jobs and Employment, News, Seen, Heard, Happening, Taxes and Benefits
19.01.2015 QP Briefing Staff 0 0

Licensed child-care workers seeing hourly wage boost by $1

Premier Kathleen Wynne underlines her government's commitment first highlighted in the 2014 budget as the wage increase rolls out this month. ...

Education and Training, Government, Jobs and Employment, News
19.01.2015 child care, daycare, early childhood education Natalie Paddon 0 0

Purchase: The future of Ontario lies in needed increase in transportation fuel taxes

Columnist Bryne Purchase says the Ontario PC Party's potential opposition to carbon pricing puts the Opposition on the wrong side of history. ...

Energy and the Environment, Government Finance and the Economy, News, Opinion
19.01.2015 carbon pricing Bryne Purchase 0 0
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