Isaac Callan
Online Digital Broadcast Journalist at CIII-TV (Toronto, ON)
Online Digital Broadcast Journalist for @GlobalNewsTo focusing on Ontario politics. Tips? Snazzy spreadsheet? 📧[email protected] 🗣️ DMs open.
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1 week ago |
globalnews.ca | Colin D'Mello |Isaac Callan
A central figure in the Greenbelt scandal has been banned from lobbying the Ontario government for two years, after the province’s integrity watchdog determined the lobbyist illegally charged fees to influence public policy and put politicians in a conflict of interest position.
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1 week ago |
globalnews.ca | Isaac Callan |Colin D'Mello
The Ford government has been ordered to try and access emails related to the Greenbelt scandal sitting in a former staffer’s personal email account, after Ontario’s transparency watchdog found the province had failed to retain potentially valuable records.
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1 week ago |
globalnews.ca | Isaac Callan |Colin D'Mello
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he is going to ask civil servants to “double and triple check” the province’s agreement with a European spa company after reports it exaggerated its success to land a lucrative deal in Toronto. On Wednesday, the New York Times published an investigation alleging that Therme had misrepresented itself as a bigger company with a longer track record when it landed a deal with the Ford government.
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1 week ago |
globalnews.ca | Isaac Callan |Colin D'Mello
The Ford government is set to table its first piece of new legislation on Wednesday, which it promises will begin the process of removing interprovincial trade barriers across the country. During its speech from the throne, the government said it would make removing trade barriers between provinces its “first order of business” following a snap winter election. Premier Doug Ford announced the legislation on Wednesday, backed by New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt and Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston.
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1 week ago |
globalnews.ca | Isaac Callan |Colin D'Mello
The Ford government is preparing to usher in more changes to how housing is planned and built in Ontario and is exploring ways to standardize and reduce the fees paid by developers. Lowering development charges was one of a number of new promises outlined by the government in its speech from the throne on Tuesday.
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NEW: It only lasted a day but raised $260,000. Ontario's short-lived energy surcharge was dropped in exchange for a meeting with Howard Lutnick. Now, the results are in and the province is deciding what to do with the funds. #OnPoli https://t.co/3YDyIo7DCY
NEW: Auto parts crossing the U.S.-Canada border have been spared tariffs - so far. One senior Ford government minister said that is simply because the Trump administration doesn't know how a tariff on the supply chain would actually work. #OnPoli https://t.co/LrWWLsEAWb
NEW: An Ontario electric delivery vehicle plant is facing a production pause and then job losses after GM Canada introduced changes. The company says it is a result of lower demand for EVs, not U.S. tariffs. #OnPoli https://t.co/qqIRUnfKt7