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Ontario Could Mandate Putting Police Officers in some Schools. These Parents Are Pushing Back

Schools · Toronto

Ontario Could Mandate Putting Police Officers in some Schools. These Parents Are Pushing Back

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

A group of parents and teachers gathered in the rain outside the Ontario legislature on Thursday to protest a bill that could bring back police officers to public schools.See the Story

When Metrolinx Hooked Up with European Rail Experts, the Result Was a “Slow-motion Train Wreck”

Ontario, Canada · Ontario

When Metrolinx Hooked Up with European Rail Experts, the Result Was a “Slow-motion Train Wreck”

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Trillium's Jack Hauen explains how Metrolinx gave up its dream of a world-class rail network, opting instead to build the "minimum viable product"Read Article

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