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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 28, 2024

Page

4

Online Harms Act Risks a Dangerous Bureaucracy

An editorial from the Victoria Times Colonist criticizes Canada’s Online Harms Act for broad wording that could criminalize online opinions, creating a Digital Safety Commission and an ombudsperson, enabling pre crime notions, and risking free speech. It warns the act may be unconstitutional and calls for redrafting.

Digital Safety Commission Digital Safety Office of Canada Digital Safety Tom Cruise Canada

Ford and Crombie duel over Ontario spending and taxes

Jay Goldberg argues both Bonnie Crombie and Doug Ford are spenders impacting Ontario finances. Crombie as Mississauga mayor increased spending and debt. property taxes rose well beyond inflation. Ford has also raised spending and debt while promising tax cuts. The piece calls for credible contrast and fiscal restraint from both sides before the next election.

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Northlander rail revival progress stalls amid questions

Northern Tracks columnist Eric Boutilier notes mixed progress on Ontario Northlander revival with Metrolinx and ONTC completing business cases and stock purchases while major questions remain. He cites past failures, fare integration gaps, underserved towns considered for stops, and shifting timelines ahead of the 2026 election.

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