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Ontario cannabis company faces $200K fine over suspected unlawful agreements

Noah Perreault
14 April 2024
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In Ontario, a licensed cannabis operator faces a hefty $200,000 fine for allegedly seeking unlawful agreements with producers, aiming to secure preferential advantages. The Alcohol […]

Ontario’s Colleges to Bear Brunt of Foreign Student Cap.

Noah Perreault
28 March 2024
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Ontario’s Universities and Colleges Brace for Reduction in International Student Enrollment. The Ontario government announced some changes about international students coming to study here. One […]

Extension of Ontario Gas Tax Cut Set to Incur Half-a-Billion Dollar Expense Over Six Months.

Noah Perreault
27 March 2024
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According to the Ministry of Finance, the Ford government plans to allocate half a billion dollars to prolong the provincial gas tax reduction for an […]

Ontario Allocates Over $1.8 Billion for Expanding Housing Initiatives

Noah Perreault
24 March 2024
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The Ontario government has announced an investment exceeding $1.8 billion in housing-enabling infrastructure, aimed at facilitating the construction of at least 1.5 million homes by […]

Bears in Ontario Emerge from Hibernation Amid Mild Weather Conditions.

Noah Perreault
22 March 2024
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The milder winter and progressively warmer temperatures are profoundly influencing the hibernation habits and migratory behavior of Ontario’s wildlife. At least one expert has voiced […]

Ontario Braces for Soaring Gas Prices Ahead of Summer Season

Noah Perreault
21 March 2024
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Motorists may have observed a recent uptick in fuel costs at gas stations this week, but brace for steeper hikes ahead of summer in Ontario, […]

Ontario cemetery removes Nazi military monument

Noah Perreault
12 March 2024
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After years of controversy, a monument honoring a Nazi-led military unit of Ukrainian soldiers has been taken down from an Ontario cemetery. Situated in St. […]

Expenditure from Unsuccessful Wage Restraint Legislation by Doug Ford Exceeds $4 Billion

Noah Perreault
7 March 2024
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The cost has now surpassed $4 billion in this fiscal year for Premier Doug Ford’s unsuccessful Bill 124 legislation, aimed at restraining public sector wages. […]

Ontario Increases College and University Funding by Over $1.2 Billion, Extends Tuition Fee Freeze

Noah Perreault
27 February 2024
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Ontario Unveils Major Funding Injection for Colleges and Universities, Freezes In-Province Tuition Fees for Three Years” Ontario’s Minister of Colleges and Universities, Jill Dunlop, announced […]

Ontario to Implement Compulsory Black History Education.

Noah Perreault
9 February 2024
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In observance of Black History Month, the Ontario government is rolling out compulsory curriculum enhancements for Grades 7, 8, and 10 history courses. Beginning September […]