As the government is about to turn down billions of dollars in federal funding for infrastructure for missing housing targets for affordable housing, they highlighted the work they have been doing with municipalities to fund improvements, while leaders of the opposition parties also spoke up about what still needs to be done.
Last Friday, Premier Ford said in a press conference that he personally thinks that the government “shouldn’t get involved in that.”
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Why should lawmakers and lobbyists continue to spend their energy on misguided ag gag laws that attempt to shield the food industry from scrutiny? Wouldn’t the public be better served by laws that ensure both transparency and oversight of farming?
In a release, CUPE said that they also received health and dental benefits, besides enhancements to weekend, evening, and night premiums, and compensation for periods of quarantine or isolation due to outbreaks of communicable illnesses.
Microsoft Canada Inc. was registered to lobby this past week by Chris Barry, their president and corporate vice-president at the Microsoft Corporation.
The price shot up by 14 cents, moving from 164.9 cents per litre to 178.9 cents per litre.
The third-place party wrote to the governing PCs urging them to hold off on any changes that would prevent Ontarians from getting free water testing.
The motion failed after at least one MPP was heard voicing their opposition.
Over 5,000 people had signed a petition addressed to Minister of Transportation Prabmeet Sarkaria and Ontario Premier Doug Ford to undo the changes proposed on Monday.
“What we saw in yesterday's federal budget is a government whose spending is out of control, not focused on what matters to the people," Housing Minister Paul Calandra said.
