Winning with more than 50 per cent of the vote, Brown called the Liberals' attempt to "smear" him on social issues an "utter failure." ...
Daily Archives: September 3, 2015
More details emerge about June riot at Penetanguishene jail
Local union president says he's been told 20 to 25 inmates have been charged by police for their alleged roles in a June 18 riot at Central North Correctional Centre ...
OPSEU and provincial government return to bargaining table
Essential services negotiations that have been dragging on since January will be paused to see if union and government can reach a settlement ...
Voting day in Simcoe North as Patrick Brown vies for seat
While Brown is hoping to cruise to an easy victory in safe PC territory, NDP will also get their first indication of whether Hydro One issue translates into voter support on election day ...
Seen: High school teachers in Moosonee get first ‘freely negotiated’ local deal
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Seen: OPSEU wants meeting with Jaczek over layoffs
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MaRS Phase 2 tower now 70 per cent occupied
It's expected the Phase 2 office tower will reach 100 per cent occupancy by spring 2016, according to Economic Development Minister Brad Duguid ...
Ontario gets overall B grade for innovation in Conference Board report
Province gets B grade on innovation in economy but lags in labour productivity and corporate research spending ...
The Funding Portal: Who got funded – Week of Aug. 24
Each week, the Funding Portal crunches the numbers on who got funding from where ...
Heard: Bruce Power wants to grow links with First Nations businesses
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Heard: Métis group signs deal on Victoria mining project
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