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Bank moves to place company linked to skills fund scandal into receivership (opens the original)
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A Canadian bank is going to court in an attempt to recoup $4.5 million by forcing receivership on a company caught in Ontario’s Skills Development Fund scandal. In an application filed with the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, National Bank of Canada alleges that Keel Digital Solutions and its subsidiary Get A-Head as well as a third company, Amerimind AI, incorporated in the United States, have not made payments on loans and Mastercard accounts since last March. “It appears that there is no p
Doug Ford’s cabinet shuffle: Who’s new, who moved and who got promoted (opens the original)
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SimcoeâGrey MPP Brian Saunderson, a former Olympic rower, is the new minister of sport, replacing Neil Lumsden, the former MPP for Hamilton EastâStoney Creek. EglintonâLawrence MPP Michelle Cooper joins the cabinet as associate minister of mental health and addictions. PerthâWellington MPP Matthew Rae joins the cabinet as associate minister of energy-intensive industries. Chatham-Kent-Leamington MPP Trevor Jones moves from agriculture to labour minister. Niagara West MPP Sam Oosterhoff i
Voters head to polls in three byelections as Doug Ford’s feud with Donald Trump rages (opens the original)
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Voters head to the polls Thursday in three provincial byelections â including a key battle in Scarborough Southwest â that could serve as a referendum on Premier Doug Ford. With the popularity of Ford’s Progressive Conservatives dipping slightly earlier this year, following his purchase and quick sale of a $28.9-million private jet and the proposal to expand Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, the pressure is on the New Democrats and Liberals to make gains. But the three-term premier has be
Progressive Conservative party defends cabinet minister’s riding association spending (opens the original)
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The Progressive Conservatives are defending Energy Minister Stephen Lecce after a Star investigation revealed spending by cabinet ministers’ riding associations, including nearly $15,000 spent by Lecce’s association on a community barbecue at a King City farm. The expense was among hundreds of thousands of dollars in dining and event costs claimed by a handful of Ontario cabinet ministers’ riding associations. PC Party communications director Peter Turkington said the Star did not provide a prop
Doug Ford shrugs off PC spying mission that followed Bonnie Crombie to Jamaica: ‘Stuff happens’ (opens the original)
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Premier Doug Ford said the Progressive Conservative party told him this week it conducted a covert surveillance operation on former Liberal leader Bonnie Crombie during a beach vacation more than two years ago. PC party staff, according to reports, followed Crombie to a Jamaican resort shortly after she won the Liberal leadership on Dec. 2, 2023. On Thursday, when asked about the Tory decision to follow Crombie to the Caribbean, Ford shrugged off the controversy. Ford told reporters during
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