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Treasury Board president ‘not aware’ of any return-to-office rule changesShafqat Ali on Monday denied having any knowledge about discussions to potentially order public servants to return to the office full time in 2027.CanadaDec 1
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Quebec says it will cut the equivalent of 5,000 civil service positions by March 2027Treasury Board President France-Élaine Duranceau also says that by the end of January government employees will work in the office three days a week instead of two.CanadaDec 3
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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
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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
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‘Significant gaps’ in government’s cybersecurity services: auditor generalAuditor General Karen Hogan said the federal government must continually bolster its defences as cyberattacks become more sophisticated, pervasive and harmful.CanadaOct 21
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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
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Legault outlines new economic vision in speech to legislatureDuring an inaugural speech at the national assembly, Legault said the world has "profoundly changed" since the re-election of Trump last year, and Quebec must adapt.CanadaOct 1
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Hundreds of public sector workers warned their jobs could be cut: unionA federal union says hundreds of workers have been warned they may lose their jobs as the government moves to shrink the size of the public service.CanadaDec 5
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‘Deeply ashamed’: Larry Summers steps back from public roles over Epstein emails'I take full responsibility for my misguided decision to continue communicating with Mr. Epstein,' Larry Summers said in a statement.U.S. NewsNov 18
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The Canadians in Hamas: The operative, leader and financierAbout 450 people with assorted roles in Hamas have ties to Canada, Global News has learned.CanadaNov 19
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Albertans shouldn’t expect a ‘general strike’ anytime soonWhile Alberta labour groups promised swift retribution after the province forced teachers back to work, the head of the union admits a general strike won't happen overnight.CanadaNov 2
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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
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Ottawa says it found nearly 500 ways to cut red tape, save costsThe federal government published reports saying it has identified nearly 500 ways to save costs from streamlining regulations through a 60-day review exercise.EconomySep 8
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Art Gallery of Ontario scores major donation of portraits, including Warhol printsThe Art Gallery of Ontario says it has received a significant gift of more than 450 pieces of art, including works by pop titans Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein and David Hockney.CanadaNov 13
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Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston shuffles cabinet, drops three ministersNova Scotia Premier Tim Houston has shuffled his cabinet, dropping three members who oversaw the departments of justice, energy and natural resources.PoliticsOct 21
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Meet the top candidates vying to be Edmonton’s next mayorGlobal News interviewed the top six Edmonton mayoral candidates about what they say they will do if elected.PoliticsOct 9
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Liberals roll out Defence Investment Agency to speed up military purchasingPrime Minister Mark Carney campaigned in the spring election on a promise to reform defence procurement by streamlining the system to cut down on lengthy delays.CanadaOct 2
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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
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Quebec premier shuffles cabinet, promises ‘shock treatment’ in year before electionThe cabinet shuffle and Legault's decision to prorogue the legislature for two weeks until the end of September are attempts to flip the script on his party's lagging popularity.PoliticsSep 10
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Ontario ‘reviewing’ space to see if it needs to lease more offices for return to workIn August, the province announced it would begin bringing all public servants back to the office beginning in October, aiming for a full return to work in January.PoliticsSep 4