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Ontario’s Conservative government has officially repealed its anti-worker, anti-union legislation, reports Jeff Shantz. 

Ontario’s Conservative government officially repealed its anti-worker, anti-union legislation on November 14, reports Jeff Shantz. On the back of this win, rank-and-file workers are determined to continue organising networks inside their unions, between unions, and with community movements.

The Ontario Liberals are tabling legislation Tuesday that will restrict the use of the notwithstanding clause in the province in an effort to prevent its “frivolous” use.

The Ontario government has repealed a controversial bill that ordered striking CUPE school support staff back to work and imposed a contract on them.

The CLASS program is actuarially unsound and fiscally irresponsible.

Born in a refugee camp, these entrepreneurs are redefining beauty and makeup.

Premier Doug Ford said he believes the two-day strike held by education workers amid tense contract negotiations was “much more dangerous” than overriding the Charter rights of those workers to keep them off the picket line.

Premier Doug Ford said he believes the two-day strike held by education workers amid tense contract negotiations was “much more dangerous” than overriding the Charter rights of those workers to keep them off the picket line.

Premier Doug Ford said he believes the two-day strike held by education workers amid tense contract negotiations was “much more dangerous” than overriding the Charter rights of those workers to keep them off the picket line.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says his government will rescind legislation that overrides Charter rights if the Canadian Union of Public Employees calls off the strike by education workers in the