Jeff Gray is a Queen's Park reporter for The Globe and Mail, covering provincial politics in Ontario, Canada. With a focus on providing in-depth coverage and analysis, Jeff's articles delve into various topics including political developments, government policies, and their impacts on the province and its residents.
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Jeff Gray's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulations in Ontario, Canada. He covers a wide range of topics including politics, land swap, housing, corner stores, development orders among others.
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By: Jeff Gray, Ian Bailey
The Prime Minister also announced a program to partner with provinces and territories to build rental housing – with conditions
Ontario's liquor monopoly says it will comply with a request from Premier Doug Ford and once again offer customers free paper bags, after having phased them out for environmental reasons.
By: Jeff Gray
Universities would be exempt from rules, while third parties such as residents or environmental groups would be barred from land tribunal appeals
By: Laura Stone, Jeff Gray
Listen to this article At least one Progressive Conservative MPP blocked the unanimous consent required to overrule a decision by the Speaker
By: Jeff Gray
Several Ontario Progressive Conservative MPPs have again opposed their own Premier and vetoed the lifting of a ban on the keffiyeh at Queen's
By: Jeff Gray
Listen to this article Ontario plans to reduce the number of sick notes doctors have to write and expand a pilot project to test
The governments of Canada and Ontario have announced a multibillion-dollar deal that will see Honda Motor Co. expand its Alliston, Ont. plant to
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