The former Niagara Falls MPP denies allegation: 'I had done nothing wrong. I told the party that. Nor was the party able to prove that any such complaint had happened.' ...
Daily Archives: May 6, 2016
Seen: Bike rack and accessible parking private member’s bills pass second reading
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Heard: More job-seekers hike province’s unemployment rate to 7% in April
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People on the Move
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Opposition concerned about possible political interference with Hansard
Energy Minister Bob Chiarelli, caught up in the 'puddle duddle' scandal, is taken to task for seeking to change the official record. ...
Purchase: A carbon tax needs a strong political sell
Columnist Bryne Purchase breaks down the politics behind the Liberal government's chosen method of reducing greenhouse gas emissions: the cap-and-trade system. ...
Duncan: At halfway point, it’s time for the Premier to take stock
Columnist Dwight Duncan says that, heading toward the 2018 election, Kathleen Wynne needs to take a hard look at her cabinet and make sure she has the best political minds and communicators in the right portfolios. ...
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Your morning briefing
Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Friday, May 6. ...
Duncan: At halfway point, it’s time for the Premier to take stock
Columnist Dwight Duncan says that, heading toward the 2018 election, Kathleen Wynne needs to take a hard look at her cabinet and make sure she has the best political minds and communicators in the right portfolios. ...
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