Doug Ford announces GO transit upgrade weeks before by-election
Doug Ford and the Minister of Transportation announced a GO transit expansion at a press conference in Milton on April 15.
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Category: Provincial News
With limited funding, student nutrition programs in Ontario call for more money
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day and for some students accessing a healthy meal in the morning may not always be a reality.
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Ontario unveils highest-ever funding for schools
Ontario to invest $1.3 billion towards building more schools and improving infrastructure, saying it is providing a better quality of education.
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Ontario raises minimum wage but doesn’t meet GTA’s living wage needs
The minimum wage increase may be a welcome change, but will it be enough to truly support the people of Ontario.
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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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Concerns grow as measles cases increase in Ontario
Increasing measles cases in Ontario raise alarms, spotlighting the urgent need for community action and vaccination advocacy.
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Ontario targets 1.5 million houses by 2031 to deal with housing shortage
Many of Ontario’s municipalities have hit their housing target goals as the province continues to battle a housing shortage.
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Day of Action held to prevent LCBO privatization
LCBO employees and union members rally in 11 Ontario cities to prevent the LCBO from being privatized.
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Ontario’s investment of $1.3 billion aims to stabilize higher-secondary education
Critics say Ontario’s plan to add $1.3 billion to stabilize colleges and universities around the province isn’t enough.
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Measles cases rise in Canada
Cases of measles are on a rise in Canada. Several provinces have confirmed cases including Ontario. Quebec has the highest number of cases.
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Rise in senior citizens results in demand for home-care workers
Ontario expects a significant surge in demand for home-care workers as the province’s senior citizen population continues to grow.
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