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Daily Archives: August 14, 2015
People on the move
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AMO president wants province to commit to policy and action
The Association of Municipalities of Ontario president says local leaders are looking for a demonstrated partnership from the province out of next week's annual conference. ...
Seen: Province spends $30 million on U of Ottawa expansion
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Happening: ETFO to hold annual meeting next week ahead of new talks with province
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Heard: Mediated arbitration for OMA referred to special committee
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Heard: Pfizer to sell four drugs to settle Competition Bureau concerns
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Dean: Wynne earns the high-ground in war of words with gloating Harper
Columnist Tony Dean says Ontario's premier is rising above the small-minded and mean-spirited federal politics to show the prime minister a thing or two about positive leadership. ...
Seen: Government spending $2.5 million on Fort Severn renewable energy project
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CPP fund posts investment losses but grows assets to $268.6 billion
The CPP Investment Board attributes losses to slumping energy stocks and bonds amid economic slowdown in Europe and China. ...
Heard: Brick Brewing opens new $9.3-million brewery expansion
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Ontario dives in to physician-assisted death debate
Ontario is leading a provincial-territorial expert advisory group on physician-assisted dying, as well as holding consultations in the province. ...
Your morning briefing
Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Friday, Aug. 14. ...
Province set to legalize humane wildlife trap aimed at coyotes
Agricultural groups have said Ontario livestock farmers are at a disadvantage by not having access to relaxing cable restraint traps to help control coyotes. ...
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