Today, Jill Dunlop, Associate Minister of Children and Women's Issues, announced the province is eliminating the practice of birth alerts. Birth alerts (also known as hospital alerts) are notifications sent by children's aid societies to hospitals when they believe a newborn may be in need of protection.
Alternative approaches to birth alerts include providing counselling services such. . .
Dear Minister:
I write with urgency about what September holds for young children and students. I echo the concerns of constituents, parents and educators who are feeling anxious and confused about...
- by Alex Ruff, MP Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound
This past weekend I participated in the Owen Sound Hospital Foundation “Beards for Bucks” fundraiser and I’m thankful to all the donors who contributed. That being said, it was unfortunate during the actual shaving of the beards on July 11th that we, the participants, were not completely compliant. . .
- by Bill Walker, MPP for Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound
For the past 4 months, Ontarians have been making sacrifices and working hard to fight COVID-19. I am thankful for their continued efforts and the hard work that our frontline workers have been doing to limit the spread of this virus
The Ontario government is expanding access to reliable broadband and cellular service in underserved and unserved parts of the province. The application intake for the $150 million Improving Connectivity for Ontario program (ICON) opens today. This funding will help drive economic investment and job creation across the province, while allowing more people to work...
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