The province says the moves are meant to reduce wait-times and digitalize services.
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COVID-19 cases have also declined, but Dr. Kieran Moore urges Ontarians to keep their vaccinations updated.
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“When everyone’s like, ‘Who’s TMU?’ We come and show all the big-name schools who we are.”
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Experts explain how students can prepare for an economic downturn.
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According to critics, the plans will have little to no impact on affordable housing in Ontario.
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by Caleb Hooperby Caleb HooperBabies “have no political presence… It’s our responsibility to stand up for them,” says mother at Queen’s Park protest.
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CUPE Announces New Five-Day Notice to Strike
Education minister says move is “unnecessary and unfair” to children and parents.
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As the Ford government and CUPE return to the negotiation table, widespread disruptions remain possible.
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‘They were begging to be on my waitlist because nobody else could take them on,’ says therapist
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The negotiation tactic with CUPE is only the latest use of the provision against unionized workers.