Katherine Declerq is a multi-platform writer for CTV News Toronto. With a focus on local news in Ontario and Toronto, Katherine covers a wide range of topics including crime, transportation, healthcare, and community events. Her work has also been featured on CP24 Breaking News and CTV News Kitchener.
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By: Katherine DeClerq
Report says one in five immigrants will leave Canada within 25 years; 'these are not desperate people fleeing destitution for the comfort of Canada's generosity,' it says
By: Katherine Declerq
The auditor general deemed half of the top-10 advertising campaigns launched by the Doug Ford government to be partisan
By: Katherine Declerq
The auditor general deemed half of the top-10 advertising campaigns launched by the Doug Ford government to be partisan
By: Katherine DeClerq
The auditor general deemed half of the top-10 advertising campaigns launched by the Doug Ford government to be partisan
By: Katherine Declerq
Spending on advertising tallied $103.5M — 'the most the government has ever spent on advertising in a year,' the province’s auditor general wrote in her annual report released today
By: Katherine DeClerq
The Doug Ford government spent three times as much on advertising last fiscal year compared to the year before, with more than 60 per cent of that funding going toward partisan advertising.
The auditor general deemed half of the top-10 advertising campaigns launched by the Doug Ford government to be partisan
By: Katherine DeClerq
Only about 3 per cent of immigrants nominated under Ontario's program landed in Northern Ontario over a five-year period
Only about three per cent of immigrants nominated under Ontario’s program landed in Northern Ontario over a five-year period
By: Katherine DeClerq
Immigrants nominated for permanent residency under provincial program aren't always going to the regions or sectors that need them the most, auditor general report found
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