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Daily Archives: June 30, 2015
Province boasts $50 million in business savings from red tape reduction
The government has set a goal of $100 million in savings by 2017, but much of the savings it's counting toward that goal are from projects starting well before the goal was set last year. ...
Provincial advocate wants revamp of child and youth residential service system
The provincial advocate for children and youth Irwin Elman told QP Briefing a review of the system is long needed and needs to focus on more than just saving money. ...
Canada Day brings changes to benefits, fees and programs
Among a host tweaked rules and new programs for July 1: the Ontario Child Benefit will be indexed to inflation and College of Naturopaths is being established. ...
Happening: Engineering technicians’ group appoints new president
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Heard: Unifor gets new deal with Rogers subcontractor Wirecomm
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Seen: Trudeau vows to heal Rouge National Urban Park rift
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Seen: Rita Davies nominated to chair Ontario Arts Council
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Heard: $37.8 million contract awarded for Toronto immigration holding centre
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Teachers pays $3.3 billion for oil and gas royalty business
Acquisition of Cenovus subsidiary part of the pension fund's strategy to shift 'to more direct and diversified energy sector holdings.' ...
Who’s lobbying for whom
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Purchase: Parsing the assumptions behind the ORPP
Columnist Bryne Purchase, in part two of his interview with pension expert Malcolm Hamilton, learns that the low, 35-per-cent pension participation rate by Ontario workers is nothing to get worked up about. ...
Your morning briefing
Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Tuesday, June 30. ...
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