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Financial watchdog will review decision to move some ServiceOntarios into Staples

The government faced scrutiny after it began shutting down privately operated ServiceOntarios, swapping them out for new locations nestled inside Staples Canada retail stores.

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Doug Ford is in hot water again over another alleged sketchy backroom deal

Premier Doug Ford is yet again under fire this week after the discovery of another major deal that some residents of Ontario are regarding as just .

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Things Ontario Liberals want you to forget

The new Leader of the Ontario Liberals says that her party has moved too far to the left, but their history suggest otherwise.

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Ontario spends $2 6B less than planned in first quarter

The Ontario government spent $2.6 billion less than planned in its first quarter, with fewer investments in health and electricity subsidy programs, according to the province’s budget watchdog.

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