Village Media's new feature, The Trillium, offers comprehensive news and information on provincial politics at Queen's Park. Get insider coverage, major political headlines, and in-depth analysis of key issues impacting Ontarians.
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Passionate and plugged in, The Trillium delivers the major political headlines of the day while unpacking complex policy changes and digging deeper into key issues that impact every Ontarian. Our dogged journalists also keep a close watch on legislative debates, question period, public appointments, lobbying activity and regulatory proposals.
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Introducing The Trillium: Your Source for Queen's Park Insider CoverageVillage Media's new Sunday morning feature, The Trillium, offers comprehensive news and information on provincial politics at Queen's Park. Join Scott Sexsmith as he sits down with reporter Aidan Chamandy to discuss the week in politics and what's ahead. The Trillium is a subscription-based service for Queen's Park stakeholders, but also offers free content and a weekly column from Steve Paikin.
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Lakeridge Health recognized with three awards from Trillium Gift of Life NetworkLakeridge Health is being recognized with three awards from Ontario Health (Trillium Gift of Life Network (TGLN)) - Ontario's organ and tissue donation agency,
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Cape Breton Highlands National Park Sees Strong Rebound in VisitorsDespite minor drops in visitors, Cape Breton Highlands National Park is experiencing a strong bounceback from the COVID-19 pandemic. The park is expected to surpass 250,000 visitors, just a few thousand below the 2022 season and around 50,000 from 2019. The challenges of closed attractions and rising travel costs were present, but the visitor experience remained largely unaffected. Provincial parks in the area also saw a decline in numbers after peaking in June due to rainy weather.
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Ottawa Considers Allowing Park Drinking as Part of Bylaw ReviewOttawa city council is exploring the idea of allowing drinking in parks as part of a bylaw review. A pilot program may be launched next year, following the success of a similar initiative in Toronto. Council members are open to the idea but emphasize the need for monitoring and responsible consumption.
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Bid on Original Artwork from Trailer Park Boys for a Good CauseThe Paddle Project, a fundraiser for Campfire Circle, is auctioning off 110 unique paddles painted by well-known personalities such as Seth Rogen, Dolly Parton, and the Trailer Park Boys. The funds raised will support kids with cancer or serious illness and their families.
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Prince George City Council to Consider Increase in Saturday Internments at Memorial Park CemeteryThe Prince George city council will review a report on the rise of Saturday internments at Memorial Park Cemetery. Currently, the cemetery operates from Monday to Friday and charges an extra fee for Saturday internments. The report aims to provide information on the practice of Saturday interments and the additional fees charged for services outside regular business hours. The cost of a Saturday internment fee in Prince George is $764, lower than Chilliwack's rate of $838 but higher than Maple Ridge's $731.
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