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Mississauga MPP and Brampton MPP clash on Political Blind Date

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No place for ‘far right’ in Conservative Party: O’Toole

Mississauga MPP and Brampton MPP clash on Political Blind Date Two MPPs — one from Mississauga and one from Brampton — will butt heads and try to put their political differences aside on the newest episode of TVO’s original series Political Blind Date	No place for ‘far right’ in Conservative Party: O’Toole Federal Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole says there is "no place for the far right" in the party.
Medical association urging province make long-term care facilities more of a priority With the number of new COVID-19 cases hitting record highs seemingly every day, and Ontario's modelling suggesting we could hit 6,000 cases per day by the end of January, the death count is project	Ford ousts Tory legislator from caucus after anti-lockdown letter TORONTO -- Premier Doug Ford has removed a member of his government from caucus for speaking out against COVID-19 lockdowns.
Ontario courts urged to limit in-person proceedings in light of new COVID-19 measures Ontario's courts have been instructed to limit in-person proceedings as much as possible in light of the province's new COVID-19 restrictions.	Ontario’s tighter rules allow builders to keep working on condos, other jobs TORONTO -- Ontario's new COVID-19 emergency measures don't prevent construction from continuing on many developments, including condos.
What does Mississauga cabinet swap mean? There is a bit to unpack from the recent cabinet shuffle announced by Prime Minister J	Union urging province consult with frontline workers before sending students back to classrooms It appears many students in Southern Ontario won't be returning to classrooms as early as initially intended.
Business group slams new Ontario retail rule, others laud expanded COVID-19 tests TORONTO -- The Canadian Federation of Independent Business has slammed new provincial lockdown rules in Ontario, saying they are unfair to small businesses.	Union urging Province to ensure frontline workers receive priority access to COVID-19 vaccine An Ontario union is urging the province to do better when it comes to providing vaccines for front-line workers.