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Ford government’s changes to children’s aid societies miss what actually needs fixing, critics charge

2 weeks ago | thespec.com | Megan Ogilvie |Kris Rushowy

Proposed changes by the Ford government to bring new controls over the province’s children aid societies focus too much on finances and not enough on kids’ wellbeing, critics charge. The legislation, announced in late May as part of the sweeping Supporting Children and Students Act, would give the province greater financial oversight of children’s aid societies, as well as require increased transparency over how the organizations operate.
Ford government denies bill to speed up development will override environmental and Indigenous concerns

1 month ago | hamiltonnews.com | Kris Rushowy |Noor Javed

Endangered species will be at further risk under a new bill environmental groups also say gives the government too much power to fast-track mining and infrastructure projects anywhere it wants.
Ford government denies bill to speed up development will override environmental and Indigenous concerns

1 month ago | thespec.com | Kris Rushowy |Noor Javed

Endangered species will be at further risk under a new bill environmental groups also say gives the government too much power to fast-track mining and infrastructure projects anywhere it wants.
Ontario budget recap: Ford government’s 2025 spending plan focused on tariffs, teachers, LCBO and cannabis

1 month ago | therecord.com | Robert Benzie |Kris Rushowy |Rob Ferguson |Martin Regg Cohn

This file is no longer being updated. Ontario Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy tabled the Progressive Conservative government’s spending plan Thursday. Scroll through the Star’s live coverage below. And check out our provincial politics hub for the latest news from Queen’s Park.
Ten things you should know about Ontario’s budget

1 month ago | therecord.com | Kris Rushowy |Robert Benzie |Rob Ferguson

You are the owner of this article. You have permission to edit this article. Home Politics Provincial Politics From choppers for cops to new teacher spots, the record-breaking $232.5 billion Ontario budget unveiled Thursday also features a number of programs to help tariff-battered businesses and workers.
Niagara Regional Police getting helicopter: 10 things you should know about Ontario’s budget

1 month ago | stcatharinesstandard.ca | Kris Rushowy |Rob Ferguson |Robert Benzie

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Ten things you should know about Ontario’s budget

1 month ago | thespec.com | Kris Rushowy |Rob Ferguson |Robert Benzie

From choppers for cops to new teacher spots, the record-breaking $232.5 billion Ontario budget unveiled Thursday also features a number of programs to help tariff-battered businesses and workers. As a point of national pride, the province is also introducing a new “buy” day to promote Ontario and Canadian-made products. Here are the highlights:A $5 billion “Protecting Ontario Account” to help businesses withstand the impact from U.S tariffs.
Ontario seeks to speed up construction of housing, roads, transit with new bill giving it more control over municipal processes

1 month ago | therecord.com | Kris Rushowy |Noor Javed

The province is looking to fast-track road, transit and housing construction by taking more control over municipal processes — in part by expanding controversial minister’s zoning orders and standardizing development fees — while admitting it is falling behind on its promise to build 1.5 million homes.
Ontario seeks to speed up construction of housing, roads, transit with new bill giving it more control over municipal processes

1 month ago | thespec.com | Kris Rushowy |Noor Javed

The province is looking to fast-track road, transit and housing construction by giving itself more control over municipal processes — in part by expanding controversial minister’s zoning orders and standardizing municipal development fees in new legislation to be introduced Monday.
Ford government sends financial investigators into Toronto school boards

1 month ago | therecord.com | Kris Rushowy |Isabel Teotonio

Financial investigators have been sent in to the Toronto public and Catholic school boards, as well as the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board, with two firms hired to handle the detailed budget probes. “PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP has been appointed as the investigator at the Toronto District School Board and the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board.

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Kris Rushowy

Articles

Ford government’s changes to children’s aid societies miss what actually needs fixing, critics charge

Ford government denies bill to speed up development will override environmental and Indigenous concerns

Ford government denies bill to speed up development will override environmental and Indigenous concerns

Ontario budget recap: Ford government’s 2025 spending plan focused on tariffs, teachers, LCBO and cannabis

Ten things you should know about Ontario’s budget

Niagara Regional Police getting helicopter: 10 things you should know about Ontario’s budget

Ten things you should know about Ontario’s budget

Ontario seeks to speed up construction of housing, roads, transit with new bill giving it more control over municipal processes

Ontario seeks to speed up construction of housing, roads, transit with new bill giving it more control over municipal processes

Ford government sends financial investigators into Toronto school boards

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