Matthew Bingley
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Southern Ontario seeing one of the driest summers on record, while the north benefits from the wet
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Toronto election nomination deadline looms with several incumbent candidates running unopposed
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Ontario’s NDP Opposition puts Ford Government on notice ahead of summer sitting
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Ontario Health Minister expects plan to increase international healthcare professionals in 2 weeks
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Premier Doug Ford rules out calling in army to help Ontario hospitals
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Ontario’s Minister of Health details some plans to address hospital staffing crisis
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Mike Layton the latest incumbent Toronto councillor to announce he’s not running for re-election
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Toronto Mayor John Tory at center of integrity commissioner complaint
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Hospital backlog continues to alarm patients in need of care
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Toronto Council debates strong mayor powers
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Toronto City Council divided over whether Mayor’s office needs more power
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Toronto councillor calls for end to hotel homeless shelters
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Global News at 5:30 Montreal: July 6
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Global News at 5:30 Montreal: July 5
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Global News at 5:30 Montreal: July 4.
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Renters brace for financial strain as Ford government approves Ontario rent increases for 2023
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Toronto’s ‘library for reusable cups and containers’ expanding with ‘Muuse’
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Premier Doug Ford defends nephew cabinet appointment
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Ford Government’s new cabinet expected to tackle big issues
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Toronto considers city-wide ban on feeding wildlife
Author Archives
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Longtime Toronto city councillor Mike Layton will not seek re-electionIn an interview with Global News, the University-Rosedale councillor confirmed his decision to step aside at the end of his term this fall.PoliticsJul 27
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Toronto man calls for hospital backlog fix as wife awaits procedureSteve McNeil and his wife Tina Grazos-McNeil were watching TV on Canada Day when Tina started having a seizure and collapsed. She's been in hospital for weeks waiting for surgery.HealthJul 25
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Toronto, Ottawa mayors could receive veto power, Ford saysIn a scrum outside Queen's Park, Ford said the mayors of Toronto and Ottawa would be granted a veto over council decisions, significantly increasing the power they hold.PoliticsJul 20
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Global News at 5:30 Montreal: July 4.The July 4, 2022 edition of Global News at 5:30 on Global Montreal.Jul 4
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Push to eliminate Toronto’s single-use waste gets inspiration from reusable container ‘Muuse’Muuse co-founder Scott Morrison describes the service as a library for cups and containers, allowing restaurant customers to fill up reusable stainless steel vessels at no charge.EnvironmentJun 28
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Toronto updating bylaws to improve interactions with city wildlifeThe results of a review of city bylaws will be presented at July’s meeting of the Economic and Community Development Committee.CanadaJun 22
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Toronto council directs staff to open outdoor fountains, bathrooms, pools earlierAs summer heat arrives early, Toronto city council says in the future, staff should target the end of May to get water fountains, washrooms, pools and splashpads up and running.CanadaJun 17
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Ontario NDP to recommend long-time MPP Peter Tabuns as interim leader: party sourceThe news comes after former NDP Leader Andrea Horwath announced she would be stepping down after the provincial election on June 2.PoliticsJun 13
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Doug Ford banking on billions in deficit spending as PCs table pre-election budgetDoug Ford is banking on billions of dollars in infrastructure spending to get him re-elected to a second term in office, relying on continued deficits to fuel campaign promises.PoliticsApr 28
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Ontario patients push for return to in-person doctors appointmentsOntario's government has been pushing for more relaxed public health measures in recent weeks, but it's unclear how much those plans include doctors' offices.HealthMar 14
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Ontario submits child-care plan just ahead of looming deadlineOntario remains the only jurisdiction in the country to not pen a deal with the Trudeau Government for $10 a day childcare.PoliticsMar 8
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Ford government changes its legal budget deadline to miss Ontario budgetThe Tories introduced a law in 2019, requiring the delivery of budgets by a March 31 deadline. That target has been missed before and the government said it will be missed again.PoliticsFeb 23
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Ontario opposition calls for more transparency after Ford staffer fired over protest donationThe solicitor-general's now former director of communications, Marion Isabeau-Ringuette, reportedly donated $100 to the online fundraising platform on Feb. 5.PoliticsFeb 16
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Ontario looking at possibly eliminating licence plate sticker renewal fee, source saysThe government source said Premier Doug Ford has been keen on the idea for some time.CanadaFeb 8
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Toronto city council’s review of paramedic staffing is dead on arrivalToronto city council says staffing issues with Toronto Paramedics will not be examined further.PoliticsFeb 2
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Food can be sold at Ontario movie theatres once restrictions loosen Jan. 31: sourcesGlobal News has learned that concession stands at Ontario movie theatres will be able to sell food and drinks once restrictions begin to ease starting Jan. 31.HealthJan 27
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Emergency order expiration fumbles Ontario’s urgent call for retired nursesOn Dec. 22, the Ford government asked retired health-care workers return to the workforce to help the province ramp up its COVID-19 booster dose rollout as Omicron cases surged.PoliticsJan 13
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Ontario’s upcoming provincial election holds many uncertaintiesThe COVID-19 pandemic and recovering from it is destined to overshadow many issues during this election — and potentially, it may affect how the campaigns themselves function.PoliticsDec 28, 2021
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Ontario government planning changes to proof of COVID vaccination system: sourcesGlobal News has learned the Ontario government plans to announce changes to the province's proof of COVID-19 vaccination system on Friday.HealthDec 9, 2021
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Ontario in standoff with optometrists over exam feesOptometrists began withholding services covered by the province's health plan on Sept. 1, after warning they would no longer offer them at a financial loss.HealthNov 19, 2021
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Ontario’s digital COVID-19 vaccine passport app now available to download for businessesA provincial government source not authorized to officially speak on the matter told Global News the Ford government will officially unveil the app on Friday at a news conference.HealthOct 14, 2021
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Supreme Court of Canada sides with Ontario government in battle over Toronto council cutsIn a 5-4 split, the majority of Supreme Court justices agreed with the provincial government and ruled the city’s appeal should be dismissed.PoliticsOct 1, 2021
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Ontario businesses prepare for ‘kick-back’ a week before new vaccination requirements begin“Who's going to come if someone starts yelling at a server or yelling at the manager for not being allowed to come in?”HealthSep 15, 2021
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Ontario’s COVID-19 vaccine certificate program will apply to condos that opt-inWith condos not considered public settings or facilities, there won't be a mandate to follow Ontario's COVID-19 vaccine certificate rules, which some say will pose challenges.HealthSep 3, 2021
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Why is Ontario developing its own vaccine passport app?“Why not put our heads together, build upon what already exists so that we get to a product that doesn't have hiccups as fast as we can."HealthSep 2, 2021