The real cost of Doug Ford’s slash-first, think-later brand of politics
Scientists, students, teachers, researchers, doctors and front-line workers tell their stories. A nine-part series on the Ford Fallout
Scientists, students, teachers, researchers, doctors and front-line workers tell their stories. A nine-part series on the Ford Fallout
For Tracey Mechefske, Basic Income was a lifeline. Then, without warning, Ford cancelled the entire program. Part 1 in our series
Luna Fernandez Arrechea is a nine-year-old Grade 4 student at Regal Road Junior Public School. She likes art and books. She does not like her increased class size. Part 2 in our series
Terry Maguire, of Parkdale Collegiate, on the effects of the cutbacks. Part 3 in our series
Marc Jeschke, a surgeon and director of the Ross Tilley Burn Centre at Sunnybrook, on the provincial funding cuts. Part 4 in our series
Parkdale-High Park’s Gord Perks on the slashing of city council. Part 5 in our series
Zeljko Bibic relies on the Ontario Disability Support Program to pay his bills. Without warning, his monthly amount was slashed. Part 6 in our series
Three lawyers who have a few things to say about Legal Aid cuts. Part 7 in our series
Deb Singh, a counsellor at the Toronto Rape Crisis Centre and chair of the Ontario Coalition of Rape Crisis Centres, on the provincial funding cuts. Part 8 in our series
Dianne Saxe, the former environmental commissioner of Ontario, on the dissolution of her office. Part 9 in our series