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Justin Trudeau · OttawaTaking the stand before the federal inquiry examining the federal government's decision to invoke the Emergencies Act to shut down last winter's "Freedom Convoy" protests, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says it was clear early on that it would be "a different brand" of demonstration, and as it progressed the pressure ramped up for him to step in.See the Story
'I don't think anyone was more concerned than me': PM Trudeau tells convoy commission
50% Center coverage: 28 sources
Business · OntarioThe Ontario government has passed housing legislation that overrides some municipal zoning laws and eliminates some development fees in an effort to follow through on the province’s goal of building 1.5 million homes.
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Ontario passes sweeping housing legislation that eliminates some development fees
46% Left coverage: 11 sources
Business · HamiltonA leak in the City of Hamilton’s sewage system that went undetected for 26 years dumped as much as 337 million litres of waste into the Hamilton Harbour, the city confirmed Monday.See the Story
26-year leak in Hamilton sewage system dumped more than 300M litres of waste into Lake Ontario
56% Left coverage: 9 sources
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Justin TrudeauFinance Minister Chrystia Freeland says the economic threat to Canada escalated "exponentially" Protesters blocked a key trade hub between the United States and Canada in early February. Freeland is testifying today at a public inquiry into the Liberal government's use of the Emergencies Act.See the Story
Ambassador Bridge blockade escalated economic threat from 'Freedom Convoy': Freeland
Coverage: 10 sources
University of WaterlooThe University of Waterloo is reinstating a mask requirement for classes. The university says it is making the move to avoid potential disruption to the exam season. Ontario's top doctor says the province is expected to see a "triple threat" of a bad flu season, COVID-19 and the resurgence of a childhood viral illness.See the Story
University of Waterloo brings back masking requirement
38% Left coverage: 8 sources
Doug Ford · OttawaOntario's premier and a top minister will not have to testify at the Emergencies Act inquiry. Justice Simon Fothergill said a summons issued to Premier Doug Ford and deputy premier Sylvia Jones is valid. The pair can resist the summons by invoking their parliamentary privilege.See the Story
Judge rules Ford, Jones immune from testifying at Emergencies inquiry
Coverage: 10 sources
US & Canada · OntarioThe Ontario Labour Relations Board is to hear another day of testimony on the government's application to deem yesterday's walkout by education workers illegal.
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Ontario's fight against education workers over walkout to continue at labour hearing
42% Left coverage: 12 sources
Education · OntarioOntario has now made it illegal for 55,000 education workers represented by the Canadian Union of Public Employees to strike and has imposed a contract on them.See the Story
Ontario passes back-to-work bill on eve of education workers' strike
47% Left coverage: 17 sources
US & Canada · MontrealIn a statement, the party said it will immediately table a bill to do away with the requirement when the National Assembly reconvenes on Nov. 29.See the Story
Québec Solidaire MNAs will swear oath to the King after all
42% Center coverage: 7 sources
Here's which schools in eastern Ontario are open and closed as CUPE strikes
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
North AmericaCape Town-based company Afrigen Biologics & Vaccines hopes to start manufacturing its own drug that will protect people across the continent against future waves of COVID-19. Chinese policy-makers pledged on Wednesday that growth was still a priority and they would press on with reforms. Ontario's Chief Medical officer of Health Dr. Kieran Moore said a decision on masking recommendations could come in a few weeks.See the Story
Ontario's top doc weighs bad upcoming flu season in decision on mask recommendations
60% Left coverage: 5 sources
