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Mississauga Plant Cancellation to Cost $275 Million
Tough Times Demand Tough Decisions, Ontario Auditor General says in 2012 Annual Report
Cancer Screening Programs Should Cast Wider Net
Attorney General Needs To Better Oversee Prosecution Service
More Focus Needed on Diabetes Prevention
Drive Clean Impact on Emissions Decreasing
Aboriginal Students Need More Help
Improved Oversight of Diagnostic Services Needed
MPPs Give Spending Oversight Process Mixed Reviews
Longer Wait for a Long-term Care Bed
Cost Overruns Challenge Metrolinx
Tax Collectors Not Acting Quickly Enough
Better Information on Professor Teaching Quality Needed
Costs for Youth Justice Program Soar
Oversight of Ornge Clearly Inadequate
"Good Decisions Require Good Information," Ontario Auditor General says in 2011 Annual Report
Ontario Drivers Pay More for Auto Insurance
Electricity-consumer Protection Changing
Renewable Energy Requires Cost-benefit Evaluation
Consumers Entitled to Update on Electricity Debt Retirement Charge
Tighten Oversight of Forest Companies' Reforestation Efforts
More Funding for Doctors May Not Mean Improved Access
Health Ministry has Trouble Monitoring Specialists' Pay
LCBO Doesn't Use Buying Power to Get Lowest Prices from Suppliers
Fewer Low-income People Qualify for Legal Aid
Children's Lawyer Provides Valuable Service But Not Meeting Deadlines
Trillium Foundation Should Strengthen Grant Management Processes
Some Private Career Colleges Remaining Open Illegally
Student Success Strategy Working, But Could Be More Effective
Supportive Services Agencies Operating with Inadequate Ministry Oversight
Government Spending Forecasts "Optimistic"
Auditor General Focuses on Health, Public Protection in 2010 Annual Report
Casino Patrons Can Rely on Provincial Oversight
Many Waiting Too Long To Be Discharged From Hospital
Delays Afflict Family Responsibility Office and Its Clients
Ontarians Not Receiving Same Level of Home-care Service
Emergency-Room Wait Times Still Too Long
College Infrastructure Continues to Deteriorate
Infrastructure Recipients Scramble To Finish Line
Too Many Outdated Property Assessments
Waste Diversion Falling Far Short of Government's Goal
More Work Needed To Help Those Awaiting Organ Donations
Unclear Whether Safe School Initiatives Are Working
Auditor General Cites Ministries for Ad-review Offences
More Care Needed in Hiring & Managing Health-care Consultants
OLG Should Spend More Prudently, Auditor General say in Special Report
Spend Money Like It Was Your Own, Says Auditor General
WSIB's Unfunded Liability and Slow-starting Infrastructure Grants a Concern
Payments for Assistive Devices Poorly Controlled
Ontario's Bridges Not Being Properly Inspected Nor Repaired As Needed
Consumer-protection Services Flying Below Public's Radar
Education Quality and Accountability Office Must Provide Stronger Oversight
Some Government User Fees May Be In Jeopardy
Infection-control Processes at Long-term-care Homes Need to Improve
Literacy Secretariat Not Effectively Targeting Its Spending
OntarioBuys Savings Didn't Go to Front-line Services
Inadequate Checking of Eligibility for Disability Benefits
Ontario-funded Research Not Marketplace Focused as Promised
Ontario Works Payments Need More Scrutiny
Province Has Little Data on Condition of Social Housing
Telephone Health Services: Too Few Calls, Too Many Hang-ups, Says Auditor General
WSIB's Unfunded Liability Could Threaten Future Benefits
Ad Review Law Working Well but Auditor General Cites a Few Concerns
Electronic Health Record: Running Late, Too Many Consultants
Better Oversight Needed Says Auditor General of Ontario
Auditor Concerned About Government Legislating Accounting Rules
Many Addicts Not Getting Treatment
Jail Costs Rise as Inmate Population Soars
Lessons to be Learned from P3 Hospital Project
Kids' Mental Health System a "Patchwork"
Collision Rates Involving Commercial Vehicles On the Rise
Community-living Services for Mentally Ill Fall Short
Over Half of Apprentices Don't Complete Training
Food-safety Measures Need Improvement
Ontario Missing Out on up to $500 Million a Year
Hospital Boards Becoming More Effective
Clean Water Agency Doing Adequate Job
Fine-tuning Needed for Plan to Fix Ontario's Schools
Special Ed Funding Up 54%—Is it Paying Off?
Hospital-acquired Infections: More To Do, Auditor General Says
Auditor General Recommends Changes to Help Ontario Farmers
Good Progress Made, But More Still Needs to be Done
Good Decisions Require Good Information
Auditor General Releases Review of Ontario Government's Pre-Election Report