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Who’s lobbying for whom

The following lobbyists have registered with the Office of the Integrity Commissioner in the past week. ...

Headlines The ministry of government services is once again getting raked over the coals by Information and Privacy Commissioner Ann Cavoukian. Cavoukian amended a report from June by saying MGS misled her on answers to ...

Jeffrey announces even more consultations

Municipal affairs wants to talk about the OMB, development charges and Section 37 fees in public consultations. ...

Mayors worry road liability threatens municipal finances

Towns struggling to pay court-ordered damages are looking to Queen's Park for changes. ...

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items. ...

Horwath, Hudak jockey at AMO

The opposition leaders present their unsurprisingly divergent views at AMO's conference in Ottawa. ...

Wynne previews planning changes, but no arbitration or OMERS reform at AMO

The premier announced a new program to help attract jobs to cities and towns--just not the one AMO leadership are looking for. ...

It’s about the private economy; but you are not in charge

Columnist Bryne Purchase has more advice for Premier Kathleen Wynne, this time on the sticky issue of how to nurse Ontario's economy back to strength. ...

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items ...

Two more complaints missed at daycare where toddler died: Sandals

Sandals says her ministry has cleared the backlog of unlicensed daycare complaints but adds two more complaints against a Vaughan daycare were missed. ...

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