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Canada, Olympic and Ontario

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Ontario schools to let students watch Team Canada hockey games: Ford
Ontario Premier Doug Ford directed the education minister to allow students to watch Canada's Olympic hockey games during school hours

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Ontario students cheer on Team Canada: 'You know you live in Canada when the government orders schools to have Olympic hockey games on TV'
 · 1d · on MSN
Canada politician makes alcohol decision before Olympic hockey gold medal game
 · 6h
Hughes scores in overtime as US beats Canada for first men's hockey gold at the Olympics since 1980
Jack Hughes scored less than 2 minutes into overtime and the U.S. beat Canada 2-1 in the gold medal final at the Milan Cortina Olympics on Sunday, earning the nation’s third men’s title at the Games a...

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Canada vs USA hockey in Olympics gold medal game, how to watch, predictions
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Canada rallies past Finland, will play for hockey gold: Highlights
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The Latest: Winter Olympics closing day: US wins gold in men’s hockey final against Canada
Jack Hughes scored the winning goal just 1:41 into overtime.

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Evan Bates’ 1-Word Reaction to Jack Hughes’ Gold Medal Goal Says It All
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Winter Olympics live updates: Schedule, medal count for Sunday, Feb. 22
1d

Doug Ford will allow Canadian bars, restaurants to serve alcohol at 6 a.m. for Olympic gold hockey game

One Canadian province will be using the “it's 5 o'clock somewhere” mentality for Sunday's men's hockey gold medal game against Team USA.
4d

Ford tells students to not pick ’basket-weaving courses’ in wake of OSAP cuts

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he has been fielding thousands of complaints since the province announced sweeping changes to its OSAP program. He's urging students not to pick "basket-weaving courses," and instead invest in education that gives them in-demand jobs, like health care or trades.
Inside Halton
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Ontario students will be cheering as Premier Ford gives permission to watch Olympic hockey at school

Premier Doug Ford and Education Minister Paul Calandra have directed Ontario schools to allow students to watch Team Canada Olympic hockey games during class.
Opinion
4don MSNOpinion

Michael Taube: Doug Ford's daughter lets slip he may run for Conservative leader 'at some point'

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre overwhelmingly won his leadership review in January with 87.4 per cent support of the vote. He will be the party leader for the foreseeable future and into the next federal election.
3don MSN

'I'm a guy trying to be a nurse': Why Ford's OSAP changes may make it harder to get in-demand jobs

Changes to the Ontario Student Assistance Program are forcing some to make tough choices about studying fields Ford has encouraged this week, like STEM, health care, tech and trades.
The Canadian Press on MSN
9d

Ford cancels plan to remove Crown Royal from LCBO shelves after $23M deal

TORONTO — Crown Royal will remain on Ontario liquor store shelves, after its parent company agreed to $23 million in spending in the province and Premier Doug Ford cancelled his plans for a boycott.
Yahoo
6mon

Doug Ford: Trump is probably most disliked politician in Canada

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Thursday that President Trump is probably the most disliked politician in Canada after months of trade tension between the two countries. “What’s the general impression of Trump in Canada?” CNN’s Wolf Blitzer asked on ...
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Ford salutes Poilievre's leadership result, but says 'you don't win elections at conventions'

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre may have secured the overwhelming support of his party in a recent leadership vote, but cautioned that elections are not won on the convention room floor.
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