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Stephen Adler

New York
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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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Summer is not political downtime: An Ontario issues map for fall readiness

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By Karine Cousineau, Stephen Adler, Stephanie Gomes
| national.ca
When Queen’s Park goes quiet, it can be tempting for organizations to exhale. The legislature is not sitting. Question Period is off the daily news cycle. Bills are not moving through committee. But the political risk environment has not slowed down. It has moved closer to home. Over the summer, politics shows up in grocery bills, construction delays, emergency rooms, transit systems, community events, local news stories, and family budgets. Ministers and MPPs remain active in their constituencies.
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The legislature is empty, but Ontario's most important political season is just beginning

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By Stephen Adler
| BayToday.ca
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 government hopes that when the legislature rises for the summer, public attention drifts elsewhere. Yet the true test of a legislative session is not what happened inside the chamber, but what follows after it ends.
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The legislature is empty, but Ontario's most important political season is just beginning

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By Stephen Adler
| TheTrillium.ca
Every government hopes that when the legislature rises for the summer, public attention drifts elsewhere. Yet the true test of a legislative session is not what happened inside the chamber, but what follows after it ends. As Queen's Park breaks for the summer, the Ford government leaves behind a series of consequential policy decisions that will continue to shape political debate, stakeholder advocacy, and public opinion in the months ahead.
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