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Ottawa declares Stellantis in default over Brampton plant sale
The move could allow the government to terminate its agreement with Stellantis and recover subsidies provided to the automaker.
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Ontario proposes crackdown on private colleges following OSAP fraud concerns
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Ford government appoints eight regional chairs, including former Liberal leader Steven Del Duca and Conservative MP Scott Aitchison
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Stellantis signs deal with Roshel to sell idled Brampton, Ont., assembly plant
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Will Ford follow through on his Waterloo encampment threat?
A source familiar with the discussions surrounding the appeal, who requested anonymity to speak candidly about the ongoing legal proceedings, told QP Briefing that there are concerns the province and Waterloo Region could lose their challenge.
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Ontario says new Darlington nuclear contracts will add $110M to provincial GDP
The contracts will support construction of the Darlington New Nuclear Project in Clarington, adding more than $110 million to Ontario’s GDP, according to the province.
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OSAP pause may force dental college to close, school says
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Who is Lobbying for Whom: Development, nuclear energy and AI among this week's lobbying priorities
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Liberal leadership hopefuls talk taxes, affordability and Doug Ford in final debate
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Ford says OSAP auditors will clear low-risk career colleges first; no timeline given
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'A victory across the world,' Ontario Premier Doug Ford says after U.S. midterms
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Ontario won't make career college OSAP audit public, minister says
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OSAP pause hits paramedic students bound to work in underserved areas
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Ontario doctors call for reform, central intake, on access to specialized care
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Thousands of OSAP applications came from a single IP address, ministry alleges
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Who is Lobbying for Whom: Ontario's library sector and property developers the most active
Ontario's library sector and property developers were among the most active lobbying interests at Queen's Park this week, with development and arts, culture and copyright each accounting for 9 per cent of total registrations between Oct. 24 and Oct. 30.