MISSISSAUGA – Con cori inneggianti all’“equilibrio tra lavoro e vita privata”, cartelli e bandiere, un gruppo di dipendenti del governo dell’Ontario ha manifestato ieri davanti al proprio edificio a Mississauga, mentre altri loro colleghi facevano la stessa cosa in altre località come Kingston and Peterborough. Motivo: contestare la decisione del governo dell’Ontario di imporre il ritorno in ufficio a tempo pieno, mettendo fine al lavoro “ibrido” introdotto durante la pandemia di Covid-19…
MISSISSAUGA – Chanting slogans in support of “work-life balance,” and holding signs and flags, a group of Ontario government employees demonstrated today outside their office building in Mississauga, while other colleagues did the same in locations such as Kingston and Peterborough. The reason for the protests was to oppose the Ontario government’s decision to mandate a full-time return to the office, putting an end to the “hybrid” work model introduced during the COVID-19 pandemic.
TORONTO – New Year, New Disruptions. In these first days of 2026, the planned transition of recycling collection from the City of Toronto to a new private provider is proving far from smooth for some Toronto residents.
BRAMPTON – The city of Brampton, home to Canada’s largest Indian community, has become a real powder keg. On one side, criminal groups like the Bishnoi Gang (an Indian organization listed as a “terrorist entity” by the Canadian government last September, as we wrote here), and on the other, the creeping, latent, but constant “war” between Sikhs (particularly, the separatists seeking independence for their region, Khalistan, from India) and Hindus, have made Brampton a high-risk place, where crimes of all kinds are increasingly occurring. And for this reason—while not naming any of the ethnic groups—Mayor Patrick Brown has decided to take up pen and paper and write to both the federal and provincial governments to ask for help.
TORONTO – Minister Calandra’s appointment to the Education portfolio, the province’s second biggest department, started with a bang and great promise last Spring. The message was clear: no nonsense, back to basics, student oriented, accountability to parents, transparency in expenditures and accountability…
