Sneh Duggal
Deputy Editor at TheTrillium.ca
Deputy editor @Thetrilliumca | @JSchool_CU Alum | Previously @QPbriefing, Embassy News/@HillTimesGlobal, @OttawaCitizen, Contact FM (Rwanda).
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2 weeks ago |
miltontoday.ca | Sneh Duggal
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article originally appeared on The Trillium, a Village Media website devoted to covering provincial politics at Queen’s Park. Following Prime Minister Mark Carney announcing his refreshed cabinet three weeks ago, Ford government ministers sent a flurry of letters to their federal counterparts this week — all stressing the need for "ongoing and meaningful engagement" while at the same time outlining several funding and policy asks.
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3 weeks ago |
orilliamatters.com | Sneh Duggal
Editor's note: This article originally appeared on The Trillium, a Village Media website devoted exclusively to covering provincial politics at Queen’s Park. Following Prime Minister Mark Carney announcing his refreshed cabinet three weeks ago, Ford government ministers sent a flurry of letters to their federal counterparts this week — all stressing the need for "ongoing and meaningful engagement" while at the same time outlining several funding and policy asks.
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3 weeks ago |
thetrillium.ca | Sneh Duggal
Following Prime Minister Mark Carney announcing his refreshed cabinet three weeks ago, Ford government ministers sent a flurry of letters to their federal counterparts this week — all stressing the need for "ongoing and meaningful engagement" while at the same time outlining several funding and policy asks.
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3 weeks ago |
midlandtoday.ca | Sneh Duggal |Jack Hauen
Editor's note: This article originally appeared on The Trillium, a Village Media website devoted exclusively to covering provincial politics at Queen’s Park. Less than a year before the Ford government’s education minister said he would never allow the Toronto District School Board to close its pools, one of his predecessors told the board it was spending too much on swim programs.
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4 weeks ago |
orilliamatters.com | Sneh Duggal |Jack Hauen
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article originally appeared on The Trillium, a Village Media website devoted exclusively to covering provincial politics at Queen’s Park. Less than a year before the Ford government’s education minister said he would never allow the Toronto District School Board to close its pools, one of his predecessors told the board it was spending too much on swim programs.
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RT @jackhauen: New from @snehduggal and me: the Ford government told the TDSB its swim programs were a “deviation” from the board’s mandate…
ICYMI from @jesmeengill & me 25,000+ Ontario students were suspended this school year due to out-of-date vaccination records in just 18/29 public health units that provided @Thetrilliumca with data, renewing calls for a vaccine registry #onpoli #onted https://t.co/2crkkwWISu
RT @jackhauen: The finance minister touted a boost to education funding this year, but spending for the sector is projected to essentially…
