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More than 400K people on Ontario’s sunshine salaries list, OPG highest earnersAll five of the province's top earners worked for Ontario Power Generation, while health-care executives and the public pension board also made the top 10.PoliticsMar 27
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Ford government introduces hiring freeze for Metrolinx, LCBO and other agenciesOn Friday, Treasury Board president Caroline Mulroney announced the freeze, saying agencies, boards and commission public bodies had swelled in size in recent years.PoliticsSep 26, 2025
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Ontario ends 2024-25 with significantly lower deficit than predictedTreasury Board President Caroline Mulroney and Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy released public accounts that show the province ended the year with a deficit of $1.1 billion.EconomySep 26, 2025
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Solicitor general among Ontario cabinet ministers whose vehicles have been stolenFour cabinet ministers have had vehicles stolen in the past four years, two of them in recent months. Premier Doug Ford's office says that shows 'no one is immune.'PoliticsOct 9, 2025
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The Ford government legalized speed cameras in 2019. Now, it says they’re a ‘tax grab’Ontario Premier Doug Ford's government created the framework for cities to introduce automated speed cameras in 2019, but is now pushing to have them eliminated.CanadaSep 23, 2025
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Ontario public servant unions rallying against Ford’s return-to-office mandatesUnions representing Ontario public sector workers are holding a rally Thursday outside of Queen's Park to protest the province's return-to-office mandate.PoliticsSep 18, 2025
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Ontario civil servants will return to office full time, ending pandemic-era rulesThe government said staff who are going to work three days a week will move to four days in October, moving toward a full return by Jan. 5, 2026.CanadaAug 14, 2025
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Edmonton Oilers look to return Stanley Cup to Canada as final kicks offThe last time a Canadian team won the Stanley Cup was in 1993, despite a team from Canada being in the finals multiple times since.CanadaJun 4, 2025
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Some workers still wait for Bill 124 compensation despite Ford government reversalAt the beginning of 2024, the government agreed to reverse its Bill 124, a measure which had capped public sector pay increases at one per cent annually for three years.CanadaMay 9, 2025
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Ontario raises questions over future of $10-a-day child-care dealEducation Minister Paul Calandra sent a letter to parents on Tuesday raising concerns as the federal election campaign enters its final, frenzied stretch.PoliticsApr 23, 2025
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‘Good for her’: Ford says he allowed cabinet minister to endorse PoilievreOn Wednesday, Mulroney — who is president of the treasury board in Ford's Ontario government — introduced Poilievre at an event in Toronto and endorsed him.PoliticsApr 3, 2025
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Ontario releases annual sunshine list of highest earners — Metrolinx CEO makes top 5The three highest-paid civil servants in the province all worked for Ontario Power Generation but recently departed Metrolinx CEO Phil Verster cracked the top five.PoliticsMar 28, 2025
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s new cabinet unveiled with changes in major portfoliosOntario Premier Doug Ford and his new cabinet will be sworn in Wednesday after securing a third Progressive Conservative government last month.PoliticsMar 19, 2025
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Ontario election 2025 results: York-SimcoeYork-Simcoe is a provincial riding located in Central Ontario.CanadaFeb 25, 2025
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Ontario government, feds sign funding deal for French-language university in TorontoAn agreement signed today says the two will spend $126 million on the project over eight years.EducationJan 22, 2020
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Prince Harry, Meghan Markle’s move to Canada could be costly for taxpayersThe duke and duchess announced their intention of becoming "financially independent" on Wednesday.TrendingJan 10, 2020
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Doug Ford prepares for cabinet selection, potential summer sitting at Queen’s ParkInsiders with the PC Party have been given a 10 day timeline for Ford's team to select a new cabinet before the Premier's Executive Council is sworn in.PoliticsJun 8, 2022
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Ontario party leaders try to connect with francophone voters while none speak FrenchNot speaking their language makes directly connecting with francophone voters more difficult, said University of Ottawa political science professor Genevieve Tellier.PoliticsApr 30, 2022
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Ontario temporarily shortens G road tests to reduce backlogThe Ontario government says road tests needed to obtain a class G licence will be shortened in a bid to help clear the backlog caused by COVID-19 restrictions and closures.CanadaJan 11, 2022
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Foreign interference is not just a Canadian problem. What are our allies saying?As attention on foreign interference grows in Canada, its allies are sounding the alarm over the scale of the issue in their own nations.CanadaFeb 28, 2023