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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Feb 24, 2024

Page

6

Ford defends judges appointments push amid partisan critique

Ontario Premier Doug Ford backed two former staffers on the Judicial Appointments Advisory Committee and said he will avoid Liberal or NDP appointees. Critics highlight potential bias as the committee screens judicial candidates and forwards lists to Attorney General Downey.

Ontario Doug Ford Liberals New Democrats The Toronto Star First Matthew Bondy Ford Brock Vandrick Doug Downey NDP Brampton Ont Ips Bonnie Crombie Crombie Kristyn Wong-Tam Wong-Tam Green Party Mike Sch Reiner Ron Taverner Taverner Dean French French London New York City

Landmark terrorism ruling ties white supremacy to fatal Ontario attack

Nathaniel Veltman received life in prison with no parole for 25 years for four counts of first degree murder and a failed murder of a boy in the 2021 London attack. The judge ruled the act a terrorist offense tied to white nationalist beliefs, marking a first in Canada for such a case. Theresa Elghawaby and Amarnath Amarasingam commented on the ruling’s implications for recognizing extremist ideology as terrorism.

Toronto Ontario Nathaniel Veltman Afzaal London Ont Veltman Ontario Superior Court Renee Pomerance Salman Afzaal Madiha Salman Yumna Talat Afzaal

Bill 124 Repealed After Unconstitutional Ruling

Ontario ends the 2019 wage cap law after the top court found it violated collective bargaining rights. The government repealed Bill 124 by order in council, amid claims the cap worsened a nursing crisis during the COVID-19 era and affected teachers and nurses.

Toronto Ontario Progressive Conservatives

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