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The province and teacher unions have yet to agree on what items will be bargained this summer, but have scheduled more dates to hammer out the issues. 

Ontario is raising speed limits on more sections of highways across the province. The Globe and Mail reports.

The federal government announced on Friday that it will prioritize infrastructure upgrades that would allow provinces to share excess electricity more cheaply and easily. 

Will the 3rd time be the charm for the NDP candidate in Scarborough Southwest? 

Ontario builders are expected to deliver more than 6,300 new student housing beds this coming academic year, as constructing student housing becomes more desirable for developers, according to a report by real estate consulting firm Urbanation. 

Road safety advocacy groups say Ontario’s highways may be built for higher speeds, but drivers must be willing to obey limits that are set to increase. 

Municipalities in Ontario had until June 19 to apply to the provincial and federal governments’ Development Charges Reduction Program (DCRP) under the Canada-Ontario Partnership to Build. 

Dave Wilkes writes in The Star if this will help boost housing.

Ottawa wants to lead on AI, but Canadians won’t adopt a technology they don’t trust. 

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