Doug Ford enlists farmers in call for pause in carbon tax
Doug Ford and the Ontario Federation of Agriculture renewed calls for relief from the carbon tax
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Facing a $9.8B deficit, Ontario releases largest budget in provincial history
Premier Doug Ford’s government has tabled a $214 billion budget, the largest Ontario has ever seen.
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EDITORIAL: One Fare is a fair one for Humber students
The One Fare program makes commute within the GTHA easy for riders by allowing free transfers between different transit agencies.
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Ontario government to introduce new bill limiting future carbon tax increases
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is promising that any future carbon taxes would be put to a provincial referendum
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Premier Ford vows to automate license plate renewals
The change comes amid reports a million motorists are driving with expired plates
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Supreme Court of Canada rules in favour of Ford’s mandate letters
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled Doug Ford government’s mandate letters are exempt from disclosure under freedom of information requests.
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Toronto steps back from Ontario Place development
Toronto, Ontario deal uploads the Don Valley Parkway and Gardiner Expressway and the city is stepping away from Ontario Place development.
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Ontario Place For All seeks injunction to stop development
Ontario Place for All has filed for a legal injunction against the Ontario government over the redevelopment of Ontario Place.
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New bill set to return, protect Greenbelt lands
Ontario has tabled a bill that will return the Greenbelt’s 15 removed sites and add a new process for any future changes.
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‘Shut it down’: Ontario First Nations protest against Ford’s land policies
First Nations took to the streets calling out for the stoppage of Indigenous land exploitation.
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Ford scraps plan to build in Greenbelt
Premier Doug Ford has announced he will not be developing homes in the Greenbelt and instead will return its removed lands.
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Strong mayor power expansion sparks concern over state of local democracy
The Ontario government has allowed 26 more municipalities to pass housing-related by-laws with a minority of votes.
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