Class size changes will mean 10,000 fewer teachers over five years: watchdog
Financial Accountability Officer Peter Weltman said the move by the
Progressive Conservative government will save the province about $2.8
billion over the same period, and a further $1 billion annually
thereafter.
Half of Ontario’s population says Doug Ford’s government will sway their vote: poll | News
The poll shows that overall, this equates to four-in-ten (42%)
Ontario residents saying Ford’s government will dissuade them from
voting for the Conservative party.
How climate change gave added urgency to a $1.25B project to prevent flooding in Toronto | CBC News
The following year, a powerful storm hit the city in August, dropping more than 64 millimetres of rain in just a two-hour span.
The rising water washed out roadways, backed up sewage, submerged vehicles, flooded basements, and trapped two men
in a north-end elevator filled with six feet of water — leaving them
only a foot of air to breathe when they were finally rescued by police.
Before
many residents had finished clearing liquid muck from their homes,
another round of torrential rain flooded buildings and basements all
over again a week later.
Is this the new normal for residents in Canada’s largest city?
Provincial program cut will lead to more demand on charities, lawyer says | CBC News
It’s scheduled to end on Nov. 1.