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timescolonist.com | Liam Casey |Allison Jones
TORONTO — Ontario tabled legislation Thursday that it says will speed up the development of mines by designating some as "special economic zones," though Premier Doug Ford said that could also be used on other projects. The Ring of Fire, a massive area in northern Ontario said to be replete with critical minerals, will be one such economic zone. But Ford said other big projects could receive similar designations, including his plan to build a massive transit and traffic tunnel under Highway 401.
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lakelandtoday.ca | Allison Jones |Liam Casey
TORONTO — Ontario's integrity commissioner has banned a former mayor wrapped up in the Greenbelt land-swap probe from lobbying for two years. The Office of the Integrity Commissioner of Ontario wrote Thursday that John Mutton, the former mayor of Clarington, failed to comply with the Lobbyists Registration Act on numerous occasions.
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newwestrecord.ca | Allison Jones |Liam Casey
TORONTO — Ontario's integrity commissioner has banned a former mayor wrapped up in the Greenbelt land-swap probe from lobbying for two years. The Office of the Integrity Commissioner of Ontario wrote Thursday that John Mutton, the former mayor of Clarington, failed to comply with the Lobbyists Registration Act on numerous occasions.
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financialpost.com | Liam Casey |Allison Jones
Advertisement oopSkip to ContentAdvertisement 1The province also announced a $50-million fund for businesses to serve more interprovincial customersArticle contentTORONTO — Ontario Premier Doug Ford is urging all of his fellow premiers to join his province and others in taking steps to remove barriers to the free flow of goods and workers within Canada, pitching it as a way to shore up the economy against the effects of American tariffs.
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msn.com | Liam Casey |Allison Jones
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recorder.ca | Liam Casey |Allison Jones
Advertisement 1Former housing minister does not get cabinet postAuthor of the article: • The Canadian Press • Article contentTORONTO — Local MPP Steve Clark will remain government house leader, but not have a ministerial post, in Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s new government. Advertisement 2Article contentFord named a new cabinet Wednesday with many familiar faces, though he has shuffled his housing, education and environment ministers.
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1 month ago | 
timescolonist.com | Liam Casey |Allison Jones
TORONTO — Ontario Premier Doug Ford named a new cabinet Wednesday with many familiar faces, though he has shuffled his housing, education and environment ministers. Paul Calandra is moving from housing to become the education minister, taking over from Jill Dunlop, who has moved to emergency preparedness. Todd McCarthy is taking on the role of environment minister, a higher-profile role than his previous job as minister of public and business service delivery.
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1 month ago | 
tricitynews.com | Liam Casey |Allison Jones
TORONTO — Ontario Premier Doug Ford named a new cabinet Wednesday with many familiar faces, though he has shuffled his housing, education and environment ministers. Paul Calandra is moving from housing to become the education minister, taking over from Jill Dunlop, who has moved to emergency preparedness. Todd McCarthy is taking on the role of environment minister, a higher-profile role than his previous job as minister of public and business service delivery.
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richmond-news.com | Liam Casey |Allison Jones
TORONTO — Ontario Premier Doug Ford named a new cabinet Wednesday with many familiar faces, though he has shuffled his housing, education and environment ministers. Paul Calandra is moving from housing to become the education minister, taking over from Jill Dunlop, who has moved to emergency preparedness. Todd McCarthy is taking on the role of environment minister, a higher-profile role than his previous job as minister of public and business service delivery.
