Premier Doug Ford remains steadfast in his commitment to holding a potential provincial election next year, despite the looming threat of a federal election. In a recent statement, Ford made it clear that the timing of a federal election would not impact his government’s plans for the province. While some may speculate that the possibility of a federal election could influence Ford’s decision-making, he assured Ontarians that he is focused on delivering on his promises and priorities for the province. With a strong mandate from the people of Ontario, Ford is determined to see his vision through to completion. As…

In a recent speech in Ottawa, Health Minister Sylvia Jones’ comments have sparked discussion and concern about the future of supervised consumption services in Toronto. These services play a crucial role in harm reduction for individuals struggling with substance use, providing a safe space for them to consume drugs under medical supervision. The potential impact of Jones’ remarks has raised questions about the government’s stance on harm reduction and addiction support services. Advocates for supervised consumption sites emphasize their role in preventing overdose deaths and connecting individuals with vital healthcare resources. As the dialogue around drug policy continues to evolve,…

During his address to civic leaders, Premier Doug Ford highlighted the achievements of his Progressive Conservative government in supporting municipalities. As Ford potentially faces an early election, he emphasized the importance of delivering for local communities. With a focus on infrastructure investments, economic development, and COVID-19 response, Ford showcased his government’s commitment to improving the lives of Ontarians. He noted the progress made in areas such as transportation, healthcare, and education, demonstrating a dedication to addressing the needs of municipalities across the province. As Ford prepares for a possible upcoming election, his speech served as a platform to showcase his…

Recent news has sparked interest in Peter Bethlenfalvy, who clarified that he has not been contacted by the RCMP, nor have any of his former aides. This statement comes amidst growing speculation and rumors. As the Minister of Finance for Ontario, Bethlenfalvy’s name has been in the spotlight for various reasons. Despite this, he maintains that there has been no communication between himself and the RCMP regarding any issues. While the situation may evolve, Bethlenfalvy remains focused on his duties and responsibilities within the government. He continues to work towards addressing the challenges facing Ontario and ensuring a strong economic…

Exciting news from Premier Doug Ford’s office! Aides and former staffers are currently being interviewed, as confirmed in a statement to the Star on Friday. This development has sparked speculation and excitement among political insiders and the public alike. The interviews are seen as a significant step in understanding the inner workings of the Premier’s office and the decision-making process behind key policies and initiatives. It is a rare opportunity to gain insights into the behind-the-scenes operations of the province’s leadership. As the interviews progress, many are eager to see what revelations or perspectives may emerge. The Premier’s office has…

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Recent data from Abacus Data tracking poll for the Star shows that the first strike in LCBO history may have inadvertently boosted the popularity of Ford’s Tories. This unprecedented event has sparked interest and support for the political party, possibly due to their stance on the issue. The strike at the LCBO, which caused disruptions and shortages for customers, has brought attention to political leaders and their handling of the situation. As voters observe how different parties respond to challenges like labor disputes, it can shape their opinions and influence future elections. It is clear that current events have a…

Internal government polling shows that Ontarians overwhelmingly support more liberalized alcohol sales despite backing the LCBO strikers. The data, obtained by the Star, reveals a shift in public opinion towards easier access to alcohol, with a majority in favor of expanded sales options. While many Ontarians show solidarity with the LCBO workers striking for better working conditions, the public sentiment towards alcohol sales appears to contradict this support. The polling suggests a growing appetite for increased convenience and choice when it comes to purchasing alcohol. This shift in attitude towards alcohol sales reflects a broader trend towards liberalization and consumer…

The Ford government is facing a major challenge as over 9,000 union members have been on picket lines since Friday, highlighting the significance of the LCBO. The ongoing strike has brought attention to the crucial role that the Liquor Control Board of Ontario plays in the province. As the strike continues, the Ford government is emphasizing the essential nature of the LCBO in providing access to alcohol and generating revenue for the province. The strike has resulted in limited store hours and closures, causing inconvenience for consumers and impacting the economy. The Ford government is under pressure to address the…