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Jack Hauen

Jack Hauen

Jack Hauen has been covering Queen’s Park since 2019. Beats near to his heart include housing, transportation, municipalities, health and the environment. He especially enjoys using freedom of information requests to cause problems. Before helping launch the Trillium he worked at Queen’s Park Briefing, the Toronto Star, the Globe and Mail, and the National Post.

Recent Work by Jack

The T: Parrish the thought

Your municipal news roundup for the week of December 16
PCs table bill to turf misbehaving councillors

PCs table bill to turf misbehaving councillors

Unanimous vote of council to be required for removal
PCs table bill to download Peel roads, waste collection to local municipalities

PCs table bill to download Peel roads, waste collection to local municipalities

Changes to 'provide more independence to lower-tier municipalities': Municipal affairs minister
Ontario seeks to appeal youth climate lawsuit to Supreme Court

Ontario seeks to appeal youth climate lawsuit to Supreme Court

Ford government asking highest court if state actors required to fight climate change
NDP introduces motion to 'fix' tenant protection unit

NDP introduces motion to 'fix' tenant protection unit

Rental Housing Enforcement Unit 'did not act on 15,000 complaints' in one year: NDP MPP Jessica Bell
PCs table bill to turf misbehaving councillors

PCs table bill to turf misbehaving councillors

Unanimous vote of council to be required for removal
PCs table bill to download Peel roads, waste collection to local municipalities

PCs table bill to download Peel roads, waste collection to local municipalities

Changes to 'provide more independence to lower-tier municipalities': Municipal affairs minister

The T: 'fed up'

Your municipal news roundup for the week of December 9
Ontario Liberals propose 'sweeping' housing policy changes

Ontario Liberals propose 'sweeping' housing policy changes

No more development charges for units under 3,000 square feet: Crombie
Ontario needs to get more doctors to the North: OMA

Ontario needs to get more doctors to the North: OMA

The doctors' group is asking the province to create a workforce strategy for rural and northern Ontario
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