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Oshawa is at a familiar fork in the road this provincial election, and only June 2 will determine whether the riding will swing orange or blue, according to a local political commentator.The city had a long stretch of NDP MPPs from 1975 until 1995. Then, Oshawa elected Conservative MPP Jerry Ouellette for a legacy of 15 years from 1995 until 2014. Thats when NDP candidate Jennifer French, a labour rights activist and teacher, first won the Oshawa seat at Queens Park.In the last provincial election, French was re-elected with almost 45 per cent of the vote, followed by the Progressive Conservative candidate with close to 42 per cent. In contrast, the candidate with the next highest number of votes in the 2018 election the Liberal candidate had approximately 8 per cent. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Trent University history professor and political commentator David Sheinin s
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Two of Haldimands largest summer events, Caledonia Canada Day and Dunnville Mudcat Festival, have been cancelled due to the coronavirus. We are devastated to cancel this community celebration, but at this time of global uncertainty, the health, safety and well-being of all people must stand at the forefront of any decisions that impact our communities, reads a statement that was released by the Mudcat organizing committee on April 17. We know this is the right decis
stanley vaso ion based on the information we currently have and are continuing to receive. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ian Thompson, who is chair of both the Caledonia Canada Day and Victoria Day celebrations, sa
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