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Doug Ford promised ‘no front-line job losses.’ Well, 87 cut in Ottawa is a broken promise. With 9,000 projected cuts across the province, this would be a major disaster. It’s time to hold this government accountable for creating a crisis by design. Drop a comment, share this

Doug Ford said students were abusing OSAP and used that to justify deep cuts.

But internal government documents tell a different story: 95% of the increase in provincial OSAP grant spending came from private career colleges - not students at Ontario's public colleges and

Ford is cutting thousands of nurses from Hospitals & Long Term Care homes across Ontario.

"The Ford government is intentionally underfunding our public health-care system in its quest to justify more privatization," Ontario Nurses Association.

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