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Stephen Adler

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Board chair, Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press; Journalist Assistance Comm.chair, CPJ; Advisory Council, Physicians for Human Rights; ex-Reuters EIC.
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Beyond the Ontario cabinet shuffle: The stakes for businesses

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By Karine Cousineau, Stephen Adler, Stephanie Gomes
| national.ca
Ontario’s cabinet shuffle offers fewer clues about a new economic direction than about the practical tests now facing the government: whether it can move major projects forward, support investment and improve the province’s competitiveness in a more difficult economic environment. For businesses, the cabinet shuffle is one factor shaping how they approach Queen’s Park this fall.
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OPINION: The cost of political expense scandals is rising

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By Stephen Adler
| Sudbury Northern Life Verified
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article originally appeared on The Trillium, a Village Media website devoted exclusively to covering provincial politics at Queen’s Park. Every generation of politics produces controversies over public money. The amounts, explanations and personalities change, but the question beneath them is remarkably consistent: are elected officials living by the same standards as the taxpayers they serve? Ontario's recent hotel expense controversy is a timely example.
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OPINION: The cost of political expense scandals is rising

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By Stephen Adler
| BayToday.ca Verified
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article originally appeared on The Trillium, a Village Media website devoted exclusively to covering provincial politics at Queen’s Park. Every generation of politics produces controversies over public money. The amounts, explanations and personalities change, but the question beneath them is remarkably consistent: are elected officials living by the same standards as the taxpayers they serve? Ontario's recent hotel expense controversy is a timely example.
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