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QP Briefing surveyed people working in Ontario politics and related industries on who they believe are the most effective and influential government staffers at Queen’s Park. All Ontario MPP offices and government ministries were invited to participate. 

How are the strong mayors powers actually being used (or not) by the mayors who have them? 

Doug Ford is set to co-host a business reception alongside American billionaire Ross Perot Jr. in Washington in early June, part of the Ontario Premier’s renewed efforts to push for stronger economic ties between Canada and the United States at a critical juncture in trade negotiations. 

Thousands of people around the world have received Canadian citizenship certificates as a result of a change late last year to federal law. 

Canada's economy contracted in the first quarter on an annualized basis by a slim margin, marking the second consecutive quarter of such decline — which some would call a technical recession. 

Is it legal to cross a yellow solid double line in Ontario? 

Randall Denley writes in The National Post

 that the leave of former watchdog Paul Dube is a good thing for the province.

 wonders what is it that rogue councillors and encampment clearings have in common .

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