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Homes are for people. Not for corporate profit. The Ford government has eroded renters’ rights, allowing “renovictions” to skyrocket while tenant protections disappear. When housing is treated as a way to make corporations rich instead of a way to keep people housed, our communities suffer. With 85,000 people now homeless in Ontario, we must make…
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Put People Over Profits Doug Ford is choosing to cater to the whims of wealthy developers, corporate landlords, and oil and gas executives—doing favors for his rich friends while ignoring everyone else. While extreme wealth grows at an unprecedented rate, the rest of us are being squeezed out of our own communities. Our Priorities: Add…
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System Update Needed: Ontario’s Education Funding Formula Ontario’s school funding formula was built in 1997. While students are now navigating a digital world, the provincial funding model is still running on “dial-up.” This outdated approach ignores the evolving needs of special education, mental health support, and modern classroom sizes. The Ontario Greens believe our kids…
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Recently, the Ford government was called out yet again for its “weak and non-existent regulations” regarding roadside zoos.
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Around the world, communities are realizing that Indigenous-led initiatives are the foundation of effective conservation policy.
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While the effects of climate change are being felt around the globe, Doug Ford continues to act as if nothing is wrong
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Federal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault has the power to protect Ontario Place by conducting an environmental impact assessment of the site.
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The Premier and his ministers are avoiding the climate change-wildfire connection at all costs. Asked about the effect of climate change on forest fires, Forestry Minister Graydon Smith says “we’ve got forest fires every year.”
