The staffing collapse could happen within months, based on feedback from nurses. ...
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Big jump in post-secondary applications shows increased interest in nursing during the pandemic
The new interest comes as the province is in dire need of nurses. ...
‘We ended up winning’: Premier Doug Ford breaks silence on use of notwithstanding clause to limit election ads
Asked about the advantage third-party advertising has given his political opponents, Ford said his decision wasn't about that. ...
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Small landlords threaten class action against Ontario government over lack of COVID supports
Some say they're owed over $100,000. ...
‘Ass-backwards’ or pro-democracy: How the third-party advertising legislation shapes Ontario politics
In the last election, 93 per cent of the spending by high-budget groups favoured the NDP, QPB found. ...
In brief: A Laurentian investigation, an MZO land swap policy, and a step two update
A collection of briefs on the news of the day. ...
Digitized hospital victim of ransomware attack, part of worrying security trend
Humber River Hospital faced a zero-day ransomware attack, which compromised operations for 48 hours. ...
Your morning briefing
Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Wednesday, June 16. ...
New report urges market pricing solutions to lower hydro costs
C.D. Howe's Ben Dachis would like to see less focus on subsidies, and more on market solutions. ...
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