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Steven Del Duca steps down after failing to retake Vaughan-Woodbridge

by Shreya Jain | Jun 2, 2022 | News, Ontario Election 2022 | 0 |

Liberal party leader Steven Del Duca resigned after losing his bid to take a seat in the 2022 Ontario election.

Supreme Court to hear appeal on privacy of Ford’s mandate letters

by Tim O'Shaughnessy | Jun 1, 2022 | Ontario Election 2022 | 0 |

Canada’s top court released that it will hear an appeal by Ford about keeping his government’s 2018 mandate letters secret

Green Party promises support for small business if elected

by Gabriel Hutchcraft | May 31, 2022 | Features, Ontario Election 2022 | 0 |

Green Party Leader Mike Schreiner announced an outline to support small business in Ontario if elected.

Party platforms aren’t addressing international students, advocates say

by Gabriel Hutchcraft | May 26, 2022 | Ontario Election 2022 | 0 |

The major parties’ post-secondary education platforms don’t have plans to help international students or the college’s reliance on their tuition, according to student activist groups.

Horwath in debate slams Ford for ‘cuts and chaos’

by Ryan Edralin | May 16, 2022 | Headlines, News, Ontario Election 2022 | 0 |

Ontario NDP Leader Andrea Horwath criticized PC Party Leader Doug Ford at the Ontario Leader’s debate on May 16, 2022.

Canada’s future pandemic response includes funding public health

by Jesse Glazer | Jan 26, 2022 | Headlines, News | 0 |

Canada wasn’t prepared when the pandemic started in 2020, but hopefully the country is preparing for future potential pandemics.

The Church’s last supper as community bids farewell to landmark for second time

by Justin Mowat | Feb 28, 2019 | Biz/Tech, Features | 1 |

The revival of the church began when Terry Cutts, a mechanical contractor and an award-winning chef, moved to Palgrave with his two young sons in 2003.