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Ontario unveils new energy bill focused on job creation and 'buy Canadian'
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Ontario unveils new energy bill focused on job creation and 'buy Canadian'

Premiers heap praise on meeting with Carney, but no specific projects identified
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Premiers heap praise on meeting with Carney, but no specific projects identified

Deadline looming — Province calls for land deal between Barrie, Springwater and Oro-Medonte by Sept. 30
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Deadline looming — Province calls for land deal between Barrie, Springwater and Oro-Medonte by Sept. 30

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Ontario inks trade deals with Saskatchewan and Alberta ahead of meeting with Carney
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Ontario inks trade deals with Saskatchewan and Alberta ahead of meeting with Carney

Barrie prepares to welcome wildfire evacuees from Webequie First Nation as northwestern fires get worse
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Barrie prepares to welcome wildfire evacuees from Webequie First Nation as northwestern fires get worse

Eric MacFadden, Barrie’s deputy fire chief and alternate community engagement management coordinator, said that while the city isn’t directly coordinating the evacuation, it’s been looped into the plans led by the province and ISN Maskwa, an Indigenous-led emergency support organization.

Ford says it's time for Carney to act after 'incredible' first ministers' meeting
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Ford says it's time for Carney to act after 'incredible' first ministers' meeting

“I thought it was an incredible meeting. We all walked out of the room united,” he said, praising Prime Minister Carney for bringing premiers together. “Now the prime minister’s gonna go to work, get the legislation passed.”

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Highway 407 East now toll-free from Pickering to Clarington
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Highway 407 East now toll-free from Pickering to Clarington

'Crazy idea': Ontario councillors push back as strong mayor powers reach small towns
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'Crazy idea': Ontario councillors push back as strong mayor powers reach small towns

Premier Ford says Ontario will scrap its part of the HST tax if the feds do it first
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Premier Ford says Ontario will scrap its part of the HST tax if the feds do it first

"If the federal government came and waived the [HST], the federal side, then we'd look at the provincial side as well," Ford said, answering a question by QP Briefing.

Brad Bradford preparing to run for mayor of Toronto again
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Brad Bradford preparing to run for mayor of Toronto again

With growing discontent among some voters over property taxes and congestion, Bradford’s team sees an opportunity to build early momentum.

Who's Lobbying for Whom: Group representing Canadian telcos wants to talk consumer protection laws
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Who's Lobbying for Whom: Group representing Canadian telcos wants to talk consumer protection laws

The Canadian Telecommunications Association was registered this past week in-house by Robert Ghiz, the group's president and CEO.

Made in Canada, built for the world: The push to launch a national automaker
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Made in Canada, built for the world: The push to launch a national automaker

“As complicated as it is to execute, it’s a really simple idea,” Volpe told QP Briefing in a recent interview. “We’ve proven we’re the best place in the world to build electrified vehicles. So why not build our own?”

Few Ontario grocery stores accepting booze empties, some weigh returning licences
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Few Ontario grocery stores accepting booze empties, some weigh returning licences

Ontario home sales are worse now than in the 1990s housing crash, province is asked to wave their portion of the HST fully to help
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Ontario home sales are worse now than in the 1990s housing crash, province is asked to wave their portion of the HST fully to help

BILD is now calling on the federal government to expand its GST relief to all new home purchasers. But what can the provincial government do?

MPP salaries to rise by 35 per cent, and pension benefits are back under new legislation
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MPP salaries to rise by 35 per cent, and pension benefits are back under new legislation

The government says that if MPP salaries had been increased by inflation each year since 2009 when they were frozen, this would have resulted in a 43 per cent increase by 2025, which is higher than the proposed 35 per cent hike.

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