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GUELPH — MPP for Guelph Mike Schreiner released the following statement to mark Doctors’ Day.

“Today, I am delighted to join the Ontario Medical Association in celebrating the incredible doctors across our province who work tirelessly to keep us healthy and safe.

The past several years have shown us just how much each and …

QUEEN’S PARK — Mike Schreiner released the following statement in recognition of the National Day of Mourning.

“Today, on the National Day of Mourning, we come together in remembrance of workers who have lost their lives or have been injured on the job.

Every day, millions of Ontarians head off to work, doing their …

THUNDER BAY — MPP for Guelph, Mike Schreiner, addressed his priorities for strengthening Northern Ontario at the Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association (NOMA)’s annual conference.

“There are serious cracks in the systems we depend on every day, from jobs to healthcare, education to housing,” Schreiner told conference attendees.

“Everywhere you look, homes are too expensive …

QUEEN’S PARK — MPP for Guelph Mike Schreiner released the following statement in response to the Federal Court ruling that Federal Environment Minister was “unreasonable” when he denied a request from environmental groups to reconsider his decision to not undertake an environmental assessment of the Bradford Bypass.

“The Premier’s Bradford Bypass is a …

QUEEN’S PARK — MPP Mike Schreiner released the following statement in response to new polling that shows 60 percent of registered practical nurses are considering leaving the profession due to poor working conditions.

“When will the Premier admit that Ontario’s healthcare crisis won’t be resolved until he treats nurses with the respect they …

QUEEN’S PARK — Mike Schreiner released the following statement in response to reports that the government’s continued investment in fossil gas plants may mean Ontario businesses are not eligible for the federal government’s clean energy tax credit.

“While other provinces and countries move full-speed ahead toward renewable energy, the Premier is headed in …

TORONTO — Mike Schreiner released the following statement in response to reports that the government is seeking feedback on proposed rules for carbon capture pilot projects.

“There’s no doubt that Ontario urgently needs to decrease its carbon emissions. But carbon capture and storage (CCS) is far from a silver-bullet solution.

And crucially, CCS is …

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