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LOWER AUTO INSURANCE RATES ON THE WAY
The next time you you renew your car insurance, you should expect a premium rate reduction. New rules from the Ontario Government kick in today which include the way fender-benders are dealt with. The...
View Article40 PERCENT OF GOVERNMENT APPOINTMENTS TO BE WOMEN BY 2019: PREMIER WYNNE
Gender-diversity targets have been set by the Ontario government that would see women make up at least 40 percent of all appointments to every provincial board and agency by 2019. Premier Kathleen...
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DIONNE QUINTUPLETS HOME TO STAY PUT
The City of North Bay has decided to keep the Dionne Quintuplets birth home and its contents with in the city. City council was reacting to a public outcry over a proposal to move the home to a nearby...
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“LEGAL” POT SHOPS COMING TO ONTARIO
It’s widely reported this morning that the Ontario Government has decided to create a Cannabis Control Board to oversee sales of marijuana when it’s legalized next summer. The government will...
View ArticleMETROLINX DISCOVERS CYBER ATTACK FROM NORTH KOREA
The Ontario government and Metrolinx have thwarted a cyberattack by North Korea. A team of counter-hackers at the provincial transit agency was able to detect the malware attack last week – before any...
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OFFER INCENTIVES TO PSYCHIATRISTS TO DEAL WITH MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS: REPORT
The Ontario government is being urged to offer incentives to psychiatrists in order to make up for a shortage that appears to be contributing to a growing mental health crisis across the province and...
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SCHOOL BOARDS EXPECT FULL BUSING NEXT WEEK
There is good news on the bus driver front with school starting next week. Toronto’s school board say they don’t expect to have a bus driver shortage this year and the companies that supply the buses...
View ArticleONTARIO ASKS OTTAWA FOR AN EXTENSION ON OVERDOSE PREVENTION SITES
The Ontario government wants Ottawa to extend an exemption – allowing overdose prevention sites to continue operating in the province – while it decides the fate of the facilities. This summer the...
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ONTARIO GOVERNMENT TO RUN ADS ON RULES AND DANGERS OF POT
Provincial government ads will begin running next week – to publicize the rules around marijuana – once recreational use is legalized on October 17th. Attorney General Caroline Mulroney says the...
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ONTARIO PONIES UP $30M FOR MASSEY HALL
The Ford Tories have found $30-million for the Massey Hall revitalization project. Provincial infrastructure minister Monte McNaughton made the announcement Monday. Massey Hall has been a cultural...
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