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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from Doug Ford, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 343 stories have been published about Doug Ford which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.
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Media Bias Breakdown
How is the media covering Doug Ford?Doug Ford often is covered by Left Media sources.
Left: 53%
Center: 31%
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Doug Ford · ClaringtonOntario has no plans to allow homes to be built on floodplains, Premier Doug Ford said Friday. Ford said it's the responsibility of any builder to ensure they protect against development. The Ontario government announced plans last month to open up the protected Greenbelt to development.See the Story
Ontario won't allow homes to be built on floodplains, Ford says after fed warning
56% Center coverage: 9 sources
US & Canada · TorontoOntario won't use the notwithstanding clause after a court struck down a law that limits wages for public sector workers. Premier Doug Ford said his government still plans to appeal the ruling. The notwithstanding clause allows a government to override Charter rights for a five-year period. A judge struck down Bill 124 on Monday, saying it was unconstitutional.See the Story
Ford says he won't use notwithstanding clause to fight Bill 124 after court ruling
56% Center coverage: 9 sources
Doug Ford · LanePremier Doug Ford says Bonnie Lysyk needs to "stay in her lane" after she ordered a casino-sting operation in the province. Mystery shoppers were hired from a private consulting firm by Lysyk as part of an audit of Ontario's Lottery and Gaming Corporation. The shoppers entered the casinos with amounts ranging from $5,000 to $11,000 in cash, played at table games and slots for 10 to 15 minutes, and then proceeded to be cashed out with cheques.See the Story
'She needs to stay in her lane': Ford takes aim at auditor general after casino sting operation
Coverage: 7 sources
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Doug Ford · HamiltonOntario's Progressive Conservatives are still pointing the finger at the previous Liberal government. Under the Tories, hydro subsidies have skyrocketed to $6.3 billion a year in an annual provincial budget of $198.6 billion. The Tories have no plans to wean Ontarians off subsidized electricity.See the Story
Doug Ford government blames Wynne’s Liberals for high cost of subsidized electricity
100% Left coverage: 2 sources
Doug Ford · PeterboroughSite preparation work is underway for a new small modular reactor (SMR) next to the Darlington nuclear station in Clarington.Premier Doug Ford and some cabinet ministers made the trek out to the site on Friday, Dec. 2 to announce the work has started.“With global businesses looking to expand in jurisdictions with clean and cost-effective electricity, small modular reactors will help compete for and attract more game-changing investments in Ontar…See the Story
'Building the future of nuclear energy': Site work on new reactor starting in Clarington
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Doug Ford · LaneOntario's premier says the province's auditor general should stay in her lane. Bonnie Lysyk said she hired undercover operatives to test money laundering protections at casinos. Premier Doug Ford says Lysyk should focus on value-for-money audits. Lysyk did not immediately respond to a request for comment.See the Story
Doug Ford tells auditor general to 'stay in her lane' after casino sting operation
Doug Ford · ClaringtonOntario Premier Doug Ford was in Clarington, Ont., Friday to mark the beginning of site preparation for Canada's first grid-scale small modular reactor (SMR) at the Darlington nuclear site. The new SMR will be Ontario's first nuclear reactor built in a generation, and will deliver 300 MW of electricity, enough to power 300,000 homes.See the Story
Ford marks start of construction on Canada's first grid-scale nuclear reactor
100% Center coverage: 2 sources
Doug FordAuditor general says the government ignored its own experts. She found the ministry did not have a tolling strategy when it removed tolls. The Bradford Bypass is estimated to cost between $2 and $4 billion. The ministry says it has "robust processes and systems" to plan, maintain and repair highways.See the Story
Ontario ignored its own experts in building Highway 413 and Bradford Bypass: AG
67% Center coverage: 3 sources
Wages · Norfolk CountyPremier Doug Ford says his government won’t use the notwithstanding clause after a court struck down a law that limits wages for public sector workers. But Ford says they still plan to appeal the ruling. A judge struck down Bill 124 Monday, saying it was unconstitutional as it infringes on rights to freedom of association and collective bargaining. The Progressive Conservative government recently used the notwithstanding clause, which allows a g…See the Story
Ford Will Appeal Bill 124 Ruling, But Will Not Use Notwithstanding Clause
Doug Ford Ontario Premier Doug Ford attends a news conference at the Michener Institute of Education in Toronto, Thursday, Dec. 1, 2022. Ford is expected to be sworn in as premier on January 1, 2023. Ford has said he will not run for re-election in 2018.See the Story
Doug Ford scheduled to make an announcement Friday
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Doug FordDoctors were paid significantly higher rates than nurses and pharmacists for administering COVID-19 vaccines, Ontario's auditor general has found. The Ministry of Health and the Ministry of the Solicitor General did not oversee equitable and reasonable payment processes for vaccinators, the report said. Doctors received about $170 an hour to work in a mass vaccination or mobile pop-up clinic operated by a public health unit or hospital, while nurses received between $32 and $49 an hour.See the Story
Doctors paid 5 times more than nurses and pharmacists to give COVID-19 vaccines
67% Center coverage: 3 sources
