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Daily Archives: September 16, 2015
Province releases proposed tow truck reforms
The reform package, aimed at bringing down costs for consumers and stamping out unsavoury business practices, comes after a lengthy consultation with the tow truck industry. ...
Seen: Toronto Star and La Presse to shut down joint digital marketing venture
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Happening: New chief assessment officer at EQAO
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Protecting patient privacy legislation tabled today
The Health Information Protection Act, introduced by Health and Long-Term Care Minister Eric Hoskins, comes after a health record privacy bill died on the order paper before the June, 2014, election. ...
Hydro One Brampton merger plan goes before municipalities
Energy Minister Bob Chiarelli says the government thinks 'there’s a very good chance that all the councils will be approving' the Hydro One Brampton deal. ...
As Liberals claim Pan Am surplus, PCs ask for audit
Pan Am Games Minister Michael Coteau said it will likely take until the fall to know for sure, but it's looking like the Games will finish with a "strong surplus." ...
Heard: Inquest into deaths of native students in Thunder Bay starts Oct. 5
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Heard: John Meinen new head of Ontario Home Builders’ Association
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What was asked in question period
What was asked in question period on Sept. 16, 2015. ...
CPP takes $290 million stake in Entertainment One
CPP Investment Board acquires 18 per cent stake, making it the biggest shareholder in the distributor of some notable movie and TV titles. ...
Your morning briefing
Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Wednesday, Sept. 16. ...
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