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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

Ontario on track to start building fewest new detached homes since 1955: FAO

Ontario on track to start building fewest new detached homes since 1955: FAO

Ford government averaging just two-thirds of its overall homebuilding goal

The T: trying to attain a definition

Your municipal news roundup for the week of November 11
Ford government evasive on plans for Highway 407

Ford government evasive on plans for Highway 407

Ford and his transportation minister have suggested buying back the 407 is on the table
How a handful of Toronto businessmen got their way on bike lanes provincewide

How a handful of Toronto businessmen got their way on bike lanes provincewide

'Non-partisan group' Balance on Bloor includes a former PC candidate, donors, and real estate industry players
How a handful of Toronto businessmen got their way on bike lanes provincewide

How a handful of Toronto businessmen got their way on bike lanes provincewide

'Non-partisan group' Balance on Bloor includes a former PC candidate, donors, and real estate industry players
Ford government evasive on plans for Highway 407

Ford government evasive on plans for Highway 407

Ford and his transportation minister have suggested buying back the 407 is on the table

The T: 'give me a break'

Your municipal news roundup for the week of November 4
Doug Ford says only 1.2% of Torontonians commute by bike. That's not true.

Doug Ford says only 1.2% of Torontonians commute by bike. That's not true.

A City of Toronto survey showed 44 per cent bike to work, shop or visit friends
Forest firefighters say presumptive cancer coverage doesn't go far enough

Forest firefighters say presumptive cancer coverage doesn't go far enough

Ford government's refusal to include key definition in legislation worries advocates
Freezes, lag and waiting for 'hours on end': survey reveals frustration of Zoom landlord/tenant hearings

Freezes, lag and waiting for 'hours on end': survey reveals frustration of Zoom landlord/tenant hearings

However, 80 per cent of survey respondents had a 'positive' experience with their Zoom hearing
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