Toronto police urge lawful protests ahead of Israel-Hamas vigils
Deputy Chief Lauren Pogue warned Friday's planned demonstrations in Toronto must stay within legal bounds and not disrupt private property or critical infrastructure. She noted hundreds of protests annually, with 250 since October 7, and said arrests may follow if law is broken. A mall protest incident and an investigation into a mall altercation were referenced as examples of escalating behavior.
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Ontario minister vows to overturn OEB natural gas ruling
Ontario energy minister claims the Energy Board overstepped by approving a plan that would raise costs for new homes with gas heating. He plans to reverse the decision arguing it pushes electrification, while environmental groups call it a win for the environment and home buyers.
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Crombie Criticizes PC Attack Ads as Civility Lacking
Ontario Liberal leader Bonnie Crombie condemns Progressive Conservative attack ads as desperate and uncivil. She says the government wastes money on baseless claims while focusing on policies, cites unacknowledged congratulation gaps and Peel Region reversals as examples of risky governance.
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