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A look at one year of strong mayor powers in Ontario
CTV Toronto· 47 minutes agoAs of this month, nearly 30 mayors have had the ability for a year or more to propose bylaws and pass them with the support of one-third of councillors,...
10,000 unionized employees return to work, stores to reopen Tuesday: LCBO
CTV Toronto· 50 minutes agoWorkers are back on the job today at Ontario's main liquor retailer, but the Liquor Control Board of Ontario says stores won't be open for business until Tuesday. The union representing 10,000 ...
‘This law has nothing to do with housing’: Doug Ford gave mayors more power to build homes. Instead,...
Toronto Star· 2 hours agoA tool Doug Ford’s government created to give mayors the power to build housing faster is being used...
In the news today: Interest rate cut possible this week: Economists
rdnewsNOW· 2 hours agoHere is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed... Interest...
LCBO deal ratified, stores will reopen Tuesday after strike | Globalnews.ca
Global B.C.· 13 hours agoThe LCBO says stores will reopen Tuesday after the union representing 10,000 of its workers ratified...
LCBO stores to reopen Tuesday after union ratifies tentative agreement, bringing end to two-week...
The Globe and Mail· 14 hours agoUnionized employees of the Liquor Control Board of Ontario have ratified a new three-year collective...
LCBO workers vote to ratify new contract after two-week strike
CNW· 15 hours agoFollowing an intense round of bargaining and an incredibly strong two-week strike, LCBO workers have...
LCBO workers ratify tentative agreement, strike ends Monday
CTV Toronto· 15 hours agoThe union representing 10,000 workers at the Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO) has ratified a...
Kamala Harris, endorsed by Biden, could become first woman to be president - National |...
Global B.C.· 15 hours agoShe’s already broken barriers, and now Kamala Harris could become the first Black woman to head a...
Is this the future of Canada’s fight against opioids? Why the ‘Alberta model’ has some alarmed
Toronto Star· 24 hours agoIt sounded like Alberta Premier Danielle Smith was delivering good news. Standing at a podium that...