Category: Ontario

Ontario healthcare under strain as hospitals warn of financial stress

TORONTO – Ontario hospitals are warning that uncertainty over healthcare funding and insufficient current resources to address issues like hallway overcrowding are creating serious financial stress among facilities and healthcare workers. But Premier Doug Ford defends his government, saying – at a recent hospital announcement in Niagara Falls – that “what we’ve done is nothing less than a miracle to our health-care system” and highlighting that his government has spent tens of billions of dollars on new healthcare investments in recent years.

CORRIERE CANADESE / Tasse e tagli OSAP, Ford agli studenti: “Evitate corsi inutili”

TORONTO – Fa discutere la decisione del premier dell’Ontario, Doug Ford, di sbloccare l’aumento delle tasse universitarie e di tagliare le sovvenzioni OSAP (Ontario Student Assistance Program), cioè quei fondi che il governo dell’Ontario mette a disposizione degli studenti per aiutarli a pagare le spese universitarie o dei college… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>> 

CORRIERE CANADESE / Ritorno forzato in ufficio, i dipendenti pubblici dell’Ontario protestano: “Meglio a casa”

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… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>> 

Ontario public sector employees rally against end of hybrid work

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.