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A roundup of news and agenda items for Tuesday, April 28.

Published Apr 28, 2026 at 1:38pm

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As a legislative committee met at Queen’s Park to study a government bill that would significantly water down the role of school board trustees, Education Minister Paul Calandra began grilling union leaders about his own legislation, leading to criticism that he was “rude,” “disrespectful,” and “inappropriate.” Global News reports.

Ontario buyers still have to qualify for mortgages on newly built homes at the full purchase price plus sales tax as they await information about how a new HST rebate will be applied. The Globe and Mail explains why.

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