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'Heads-and-beds' fees under fire
By Kenyon Wallace The Ontario government may face a lawsuit from the City of Hamilton unless it agrees to review the province's “heads-and-beds” payments to municipalities. Hamilton councillor Terry Whitehead told QP B ...
Who's lobbying for whom
The following lobbyist consultants have registered with the Office of the Integrity Commissioner during the past week. In each case, the name of their client is provided. TUESDAY, JUNE 26 Daniel Young on behalf of the ...
Seen, heard, happening . . .
. . . at Queen's Park, across Ontario and elsewhere. * Wednesday marked the third anniversary of Tim Hudak’s election as Tory party leader and he was in a reflective mood. “It’s a bit of a baptism by fire when you bec ...
Seen, heard, happening . . .
. . . at Queen's Park, across Ontario and elsewhere. * Detailed construction plans are being drawn up for two new possible reactors at Darlington. Ontario Power Generation has signed agreements with Westinghouse and SN ...
On the agenda – June 27
* The Standing Committee on Government Agencies will meet to review the LCBO in Trenton. Harvest Ballroom, Holiday Inn Trenton Stakeholder Presentations 10 a.m. - Prince Edward County Wine Growers Association: Lynn Sul ...
Seen, heard, happening . . .
. . . at Queen's Park, across Ontario and elsewhere. * The Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Association said Monday that, contrary to recent media reports, negotiations with the province are continuing and nothing has ...
On the agenda – June 26
The Standing Committee on Public Accounts will meet to consider the Auditor General’s report on ORNGE. Room 131. 9:00 a.m. - Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care: Ruth Hawkins, Assistant Deputy Minister & Chief Adm ...
Tony Dean: Time to tackle duplication
By Tony Dean All jurisdictions in Canada are looking for efficiencies in government spending and at the same time ways to improve public services. Yet we have not seen much recent effort to tackle the duplication of res ...
Interpreter services to expand
By Kenyon Wallace The Ontario government is spending $4 million over four years to expand its Language Interpreter Services program for victims of sexual violence. The expansion, which will provide interpretation in mo ...
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