Allison Jones is a journalist at the Canadian Press, covering Ontario politics. Her reporting spans a range of topics including public education, government, and politics, with a focus on educational policy and elections. She has been featured in numerous publications, including SooToday, CTV News Toronto, and The Globe and Mail.
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Allison Jones focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulations, particularly within the realm of Ontario politics. She has a strong interest in reporting on provincial decisions, especially those related to energy, transportation regulations, and nuclear waste disposal.
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Trillium College paused classroom and online instruction as of Friday
By: Allison Jones
Ontario announced pause earlier this month while audit probes possible OSAP misuse at some schools
By: Allison Jones
Alex Shved won court case in July over OHIP rejections to receive $600K US cancer treatment in Florida
By: Allison Jones
Some Ontarians with Stage 4 cancer, whose doctors say they are good candidates for treatments unavailable in the province, were buoyed last month when a man won a court challenge against his OHIP out-of-country denial. But their hopes were dashed when Health Minister Sylvia Jones responded to the court ruling by changing the rules.
By: Allison Jones
A provincewide pause on student financial assistance payments to Ontario career colleges will last for months, the government has confirmed, leaving some students worried it will prevent them from graduating.
By: Allison Jones
Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy says province's fall economic statement will be laid out Oct. 29
By: Allison Jones
Provincial politicians are returning to the Ontario legislature Tuesday after a long break. The spotlight in question period is expected to largely focus on the Ford government's handling of Ontario Student Assistance Program payments to career colleges.
By: Allison Jones, Liam Casey
MPPs returned to Ontario legislature for first time in 21 weeks
Ontario delayed inspections of two career colleges that ultimately turned up serious concerns about student financial aid use, court records show. Opposition parties say it points to severe mismanagement on the part of the government, which recently paused OSAP payments as issue is reviewed.
By: Allison Jones, Liam Casey
On the first day back after a 147-day break from the Ontario legislature, provincial opposition parties spent much of question period calling for colleges and universities minister Nolan Quinn to be fired for his handling of the OSAP program.
