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What to watch for in the legislative agenda as Queen's Park returns Tuesday

The fall sitting, which begins Oct. 27, is expected to feature a series of measures aimed at cutting red tape, speeding up development and strengthening enforcement, and regulatory changes affecting school boards and health-care products.

Published Oct 23, 2026 at 4:53pm

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Barbara Patrocinio
What to watch for in the legislative agenda as Queen's Park returns Tuesday

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