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Trojan horse brought to Queen’s Park over health-care privatizationA replica of the historical Trojan horse warning of the dangers of health-care privatization was at Queen’s Park on Friday. Caryn Lieberman reports.Oct 4
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Global News at 6 Toronto: Nov. 28, 2024A violent one man crime spree comes to an end – what we’re learning about the accused in this disturbing case. Is a major change in the works when it comes to easing GTA gridlock – the latest out of Queen’s Park tonight. And, the City of Toronto stops a renoviction order – the message...Global News at 6 TorontoNov 28
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Queen’s Park round up: What’s expected for 2025?The Ontario legislature has officially wrapped up for 2024, and there’s been no shortage of controversial moves from the Ford government. Global’s Queen’s Park bureau chief, Colin D’Mello, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to discuss what went down during the last session, Ford’s tariff comments and what’s coming next year.Global News at 5 & 6 TorontoDec 13
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Global News at 6 Toronto: Nov. 18, 2024Caught on camera – nine injured when a suspected stolen car slams into a TTC bus. Queen’s Park tabling legislation to shut down ten safe consumption sites – how public health advocates are responding tonight. Plus, a Global News exclusive about an eyebrow-raising fundraising campaign by the Ford PCs.Global News at 6 TorontoNov 18
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Global News at 6 Toronto: Nov. 8, 2024A deadly confrontation caught on camera in Orillia leaves one man dead and an OPP officer injured. The Ford government is fast-tracking new legislation at Queen’s Park — what’s the reason? And, he was born with one hand but that didn’t stop him from becoming an accomplished violinist — the Toronto institution that helped his...Global News at 6 TorontoNov 8
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Global News at 6 Toronto: October 28, 2024Queen’s Park cracking down on car theft by getting tough on VIN fraud. The shocking number of people now relying on food banks to make ends meet. And, a class action lawsuit alleging discrimination against Black public servants.Global News at 6 TorontoOct 28
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Calls for Ontario government to tackle pricey hospital parkingPatient advocates and opposition leaders are calling on Queen’s Park to lower or eliminate parking fees at hospitals for patients, their families and staff. Caryn Lieberman reports.HealthOct 23
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Private Toronto-area daycares close to protest national $10-a-day childcare programDozens of childcare centres across the GTA closed their doors Tuesday and went to Queen’s Park to call for a reform to the current funding formula for the national $10-a-day childcare program. Jaden Lee-Lincoln reportsCanadaOct 22
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Private Ontario daycare operators protest funding modelA group of private daycare operators gathered at Queen’s Park Tuesday to protest upcoming changes to the $10-a day daycare program. Caryn Lieberman spoke with a child care advocate who says those protesting do not represent the majority of centres that welcome the program.Global News at 6 TorontoOct 22
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Why Ontario daycares are protesting changes to $10/day programDozens of GTA childcare facilities are closing their doors on Tuesday to head to Queen’s Park. Many are speaking out against changes to the national $10-a-day child-care program. Andrea Hannen from the Association of Day Care Operators of Ontario joins Candace Daniel with more insight in the issue.Global News Morning TorontoOct 22
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Global News at 6 Toronto: October 21, 2024It feels like summer in October – but how long will the heat last? The sex assault trial of Toronto City Councillor Michael Thompson resumes – the new allegations from the courthouse. And, after a long summer break, Queen’s Park is back in session – will it be the last one before a provincial election?Global News at 6 TorontoOct 21
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Global News at 6:00 Toronto: October 4, 2024Serial killer investigation – a Toronto woman accused of three separate murders in three different cities. A 13-year-old boy charged with first degree murder in the death of a homeless man. And, a large Trojan Horse appears at the front steps of Queen’s Park – we’ll take you there for the explanation.Global News at 6 TorontoOct 4
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Focus Ontario returns with fresh coverage of Queen’s ParkGlobal News’ signature Ontario politics show is set to return in early October, ahead of the next sitting of the Ontario legislature. Host Colin D’Mello will bring viewers exclusive interviews, new details and the most important stories of the week.Focus OntarioOct 3
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Global News at 6 Toronto: September 27, 2024The search for a suspect after two violent sexual assaults in Peel Region. Queen’s Park giving instructions to school boards ahead of the one year anniversary of the Hamas attack on Israel. And, the Toronto Raptors preparing to honour their very first super-star.Global News at 6 TorontoSep 27
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Focus Ontario: Year in ReviewOn this week’s episode, we take a look at the year that was at Queen’s Park, and hear from Alberta’s premier on Doug Ford’s U.S.-Canada relations strategy.Focus OntarioDec 21
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Doug Ford in impromptu interview during Global News broadcastOntario Doug Ford walked past Global News’ Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello as he was reporting live on the premier’s Trump tariff plan. An impromptu interview followed live on air.Dec 11
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Bonnie Crombie distances herself from Justin Trudeau and price on carbonOntario Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie is telling her federal counterpart Justin Trudeau to scrap the price on carbon as she tries to shift her provincial party to the centre. Mackenzie Gray outlines what it means in Ottawa and at Queen’s Park.Focus OntarioDec 7
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Ontario Liberal Leader distances herself from carbon priceOntario Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie is distancing herself from the federal price on carbon as she tries to tack the provincial party to the centre. Global News’ Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello reports.Global News at 6 TorontoDec 4
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Ford government preparing law to dismantle homeless encampmentsWith only days until the legislature rises and MPPs return to their ridings for the holidays, the Ford government is promising to introduce new legislation to dismantle homeless encampments in towns and cities across Ontario. Global News’ Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Coln D’Mello has the details.PoliticsDec 5
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Tyler Allsopp wins Bay of Quinte byelectionProgressive Conservative Tyler Allsopp has been elected as the new Member of Provincial Parliament for the Bay of Quinte riding, securing 38.69% of the vote in Thursday’s byelection. Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Collin D’Mello joins Candace Daniel to breakdown what this means for Ontario politics.Global News Morning TorontoSep 20