Category: Provincial

Ontario Investing Over $5 Million to Protect Workers in Northumberland and Peterborough

Skills Development Fund investment will train over 2,900 youth and workers for in-demand jobs in the face of U.S.

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Ontario Investing Over $2.8 Million to Protect Workers in Durham Region

Skills Development Fund investments will train more than 3,500 workers for in-demand jobs in the face of U.S. tariffs On

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Ontario Public Service Returning to Office Full Time

On Thursday, August 14, 2025, Minister Caroline Mulroney, President of the Treasury Board, issued the following statement: “As the government

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Ontario Doubling Fire Protection Grant to Protect More Firefighters

Province helping to expand cancer prevention initiatives and improve safety for lithium-ion battery related emergencies As part of its plan

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Province Launching Protect Ontario Financing Program to Support Sectors Impacted by U.S. Tariffs

$1 billion program will deliver on province’s commitment to protect workers and critical supply chains On August 13, 2025, the

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Ontario Releases 2025–26 First Quarter Finances

Government remains focused on protecting Ontario and making the province the most competitive economy in the G7 On Wednesday, August

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Durham Teacher Elected ETFO President Kawartha Pine Ridge Teacher Elected Vice President

Durham teacher David Mastin was elected president of the Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario (ETFO) at today’s Annual Meeting. Mastin

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Increased Military Traffic across GTA, Northern, Central & Eastern Ontario

Canadian Army Reserve personnel from 32 and 33 Canadian Brigade Groups will conduct transport and supply convoys on roads

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ETFO Announces Its 2024-2025 Award Winners

Every day, Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario (ETFO) members and other individuals make outstanding contributions to curriculum development, the

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ETFO Bringing Class Size Fight to Bargaining Table

In the spring, the Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario (ETFO) surveyed its 84,000 members to gather input to determine

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