Premier Doug Ford has announced that schools in Ontario are to be closed until at least May. The Ottawa Senators broadcaster Gord Wilson has tested positive for COVID-1. And Drake has shared the first public photos of his son, Adonis, on Instagram.
Live from Toronto, it’s Observer Radio News for Tuesday March 24, 2020.
Since the introduction of new Ontario licence plates on Feb. 2, they have been the subject of criticism, mainly due to problems of visibility.
Danforth Collegiate and Technical Institute joined their compatriots across the province in a one-day strike on Dec. 4.
Tensions are rising between the government of Ontario and the union representing public high school teachers in the province, with possible strike action starting as early as this week.
Liberal red swept across all 25 Toronto city ridings in this year’s federal election and it may be thanks to Ontario’s Conservative premier.
On Wednesday throughout Ontario, 17 post-secondary campuses held a student walkout and a protest was held at The University of Toronto, St. George campus, against the Ford government’s changes to the Ontario Student Assistance Program.
Premier Doug Ford announced that he will be spending $28.5 billion dollars to improve the Greater Toronto Area’s subway system during a speech in Burlington on Tuesday.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is among those who publicly criticized Premier Doug Ford’s decision to cut funding to safe injection sites in Ontario.
Protesters of the Ford government’s proposed education cuts staged an impromptu rally off Highway 401 after their bus broke down en route from Whitby to Queen’s Park on Saturday.