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Ontario's chief coroner dealing with 'significant caseload' of prison deaths

Ontario's chief coroner dealing with 'significant caseload' of prison deaths

'We have seen an increased number of deaths from drug toxicity, and I think that that is a significant factor,' he said.
'We're not going away': Grassy Narrows demands an end to 'industrial threats'

'We're not going away': Grassy Narrows demands an end to 'industrial threats'

'We are still on the mighty English River, and we will stay there as long as the sun shines,' chief says
Trillium Today: a Quinte-ssential horse race

Trillium Today: a Quinte-ssential horse race

Your Ontario politics agenda for Wednesday, September 18
'We are people too,' says client of supervised consumption site slated for closure

'We are people too,' says client of supervised consumption site slated for closure

Faith leaders wrote a letter to the premier and health minister warning of 'thousands' dying due to the closure of supervised consumption sites
Fred Hahn dodges apology for social media post that sparked accusations of antisemitism

Fred Hahn dodges apology for social media post that sparked accusations of antisemitism

Video should be 'old news,' CUPE Ontario leader says
Bonnie Crombie's Liberals hoping to ignite momentum at weekend convention

Bonnie Crombie's Liberals hoping to ignite momentum at weekend convention

1,000-plus are expected to attend the Ontario Liberals' three-day convention this weekend
Trillium Today: numbers guy

Trillium Today: numbers guy

Your Ontario politics agenda for Tuesday, September 17
PCs looking to clear obstacles to housing development in upcoming ‘red tape’ cutting bill

PCs looking to clear obstacles to housing development in upcoming ‘red tape’ cutting bill

The Ford government's last red-tape reduction bill focused almost entirely on housing measures
FAO to examine 'fiscal impact' of Ford government's alcohol sales expansion

FAO to examine 'fiscal impact' of Ford government's alcohol sales expansion

Ontario's fiscal watchdog said it expects the analysis to be done by early 2025
'Abominable': Untrained aides should not count toward LTC direct care targets, advocates say

'Abominable': Untrained aides should not count toward LTC direct care targets, advocates say

A document The Trillium obtained through the freedom-of-information process showed resident support personnel make up about 10 per cent of the targeted 36 minutes of care provided by allied health professionals
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