During the second day of hearings on bill 20, developers and architects say they want to keep the Ontario Municipal Board as a counterweight to local politics. ...

Heard: Ann Buller gets third five-year term at Centennial

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Wildlife groups sue government over bear hunt

Two animal-rights groups say the new hunting policy is cruel because it will lead to orphaned bear cubs starving to death. ...

Heard: Ontario cuts moose tags by 18 per cent

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Dean: Will life go back to normal at Queen’s Park?

Some of the craziness at QP may be temporary, but other factors are here for the long term, columnist Tony Dean writes. ...

With budget date known, confidence countdown begins

The government could face a confidence motion as soon as Wednesday, May 7, just a day before Laura Miller's potentially damaging gas-plants testimony. ...

Province faces class-action lawsuit over institutional care

Toronto law firm warns of a new class-action suit against the province after a successful $67.1 million settlement for former residents of three institutions. ...

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Thursday, April 17. ...

OPG strikes partnership with nuclear giant Westinghouse

Ontario Power Generation has signed a deal with Japanese-owned Westinghouse Electric to partner on various nuclear projects. ...

Upcoming Events for Thursday, April 17

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OEB approves electricity rate hikes for May 1

Ontario Energy Board says price of power will rise by about 5 per cent during peak periods starting next month, increasing the average consumer's bill by about $2.83 a month. ...

Happening: Attorney general moves court information online

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Seen: Pembina illustrates benefits of the Big Move

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Matthews announces east-end Toronto hospital expansion

The Health Minister, thronged by shouting children, announced $19.6 million in funding for a new eight-storey patient-care wing in Toronto East General Hospital. ...

Heard: Health Ministry expands kids’ vacinnation list

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Seen: Anti-nuisance lawsuit bill sent to committee

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Seen: Brain research program gets $28.5 million

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Seen: Teachers’ appoints chief compliance officer

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Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Wednesday, April 16. ...

Heard: Sousa says car insurance down nearly 6 per cent

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Upcoming Events for Wednesday, April 16

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Wynne seeks $2 million in defamation suit

The war of words with Tim Hudak and the Tories took another step forward, with the Premier seeking $2 million in damages over comments about her alleged role in the gas-plant email deletions. ...

Heard: Métis hope pact with Ontario will goad Ottawa on rights

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Heard: Ontario wineries open Easter for first time

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Four points in Innes’ defamation statement of claim

The onetime Liberal hopeful for Trinity-Spadina makes a number of claims against her federal leader, Justin Trudeau. ...

Happening: Province seeks bids for 407 east extension

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Ontarians worried about long-term care homes, poll finds

Just in time for the spring budget, a survey commissioned by Ontario Long Term Care Association would lend support to its lobbying for increased funding. ...

Who’s lobbying for whom

Registrations with the Office of the Integrity Commissioner for April 7-11. ...

Heard: What they asked in Question Period

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Heard: 83 per cent of college grads find work

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Happening: Biomed manufacturing gets $4 million injection

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Happening: Companies get $800,000 boost

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Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Tuesday, April 15. ...

Innes sues Trudeau and Liberal co-chair for defamation

Allegations stem from heated nomination battle for Toronto riding. ...

Upcoming Events for Thursday, April 15

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Milloy says province set to put reams of info online

Public will have a say on which data, such as traffic, student achievement and healthcare wait times, polls and other information, they want to see released first. ...

Happening: Auto insurance, pay freeze bills head to committee

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Wynne pledges to go to the polls on transit if necessary

The Premier announced two new transit and infrastructure funds today for the GTA and the rest of Ontario, but hasn't shown what new taxes she'll propose to fill them. ...

Seen: Ontario boosts northern firefighting centre

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Happening: Legislature to adjourn early Wednesday for Flaherty’s funeral

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Speaker rules against Fedeli contempt of legislature request

Liberal plan to divulge budget details by piecemeal did not breach MPPs' privileges, Dave Levac rules. ...

Heard: CUPE fights Sarnia daycare closing plans

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Sousa has unlikely ally in bid for more business invesment

Fraser report warns that Ontario business is lagging the national average on job-growing investments, which not only is hurting the provincial economy but is a drag on the Canadian economy as well. ...

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