Ontario Labour Minister Monte McNaughton Resigns, Sparking Cabinet Shake-Up

Ontario Premier Doug Ford Receives Another Blow as Labour Minister Monte McNaughton Resigns Sources have revealed to Global News that Monte McNaughton, Ontario’s Labour Minister, has informed Premier Doug Ford of his intention to leave cabinet and step down as Member of Provincial Parliament (MPP) in order to pursue a position in the private sector. …

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“Unveiling the Crisis: What’s Causing Canada’s Ongoing Teacher Shortage?” – National

Teachers Shortages Across Canada: Concerns Raised as New School Year Begins As students across Canada begin a new school year, teachers and their representatives are expressing concerns about ongoing teacher shortages that are persisting from coast to coast. These shortages vary from province to territory, with some areas, such as Nova Scotia, reporting that most …

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Study finds disparity in referrals and pay between female and male medical specialists

New research conducted by the Ontario Medical Association has shed light on a significant gender pay gap among physicians, with male specialists receiving more referrals and higher billings compared to their female counterparts. This disparity in earnings highlights deep-rooted unconscious biases within the medical field, despite the fact that over 40 percent of physicians in …

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OPP Greenbelt investigation continues as Premier’s office requests ethics review

The Ontario Provincial Police’s anti-rackets division has stated that their review of the Ford government’s actions regarding the Greenbelt remains unchanged, despite concerns raised by the auditor general. In her report, Bonnie Lysyk criticized the government for granting “preferential treatment” to certain developers and allowing them to influence the process. The investigation revealed that Premier …

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Study finds individuals with autism more susceptible to self-harm and psychiatric disorders

Researchers are urging for improved diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of psychiatric illness in autistic individuals due to their heightened risk of self-harm and suicide compared to non-autistic individuals. Dr. Meng-Chuan Lai, a staff psychiatrist and senior scientist at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), emphasized the important role of psychiatric diagnosis in explaining …

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Canadian premiers gather for second day in Winnipeg as union leaders assemble

Canadian premiers and territorial leaders convened at the Fort Garry hotel in Winnipeg for the second day of an all-premiers meeting. This three-day conference focused on discussions about health care and strategies to utilize a $46-billion funding investment from the federal government. While the leaders gathered at the hotel, health care and labour unions also …

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Stellantis and VW battery plant incentives to be partly funded by Ontario, covering one-third of costs

Ontario has entered into an auto pact agreement with the federal government. In addition to paying one-third of the production incentives for Stellantis and LG Energy Solution, Ontario has also agreed to provide incentives for a Volkswagen battery plant. This comes after Stellantis and LG suspended construction on a $5-billion electric vehicle battery facility in …

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‘Senseless Act of Hate’: Assault on Gender Studies Class

UPDATE Jun 30, 2023 7:21 AM CDT Canadian police have announced that the attack on a gender studies class at the University of Waterloo was motivated by hate towards gender expression and gender identity. Waterloo Regional Police Service Chief Mark Crowell stated that the attack was premeditated and targeted, describing it as a senseless act …

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