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Sneh Duggal

Sneh Duggal

Sneh Duggal (on leave) has been providing in-depth coverage of Ontario politics since 2018. Prior to helping launch The Trillium, her reporting included the impact of the pandemic on schools, health care and vulnerable populations while at Queen’s Park Briefing. She previously covered Canadian foreign policy and diplomacy for Embassy News in Ottawa and has reported for The Hill Times, Ottawa Citizen, Edmonton Journal and The Molokai Times in Hawaii. Sneh has also done radio reporting in Rwanda and enjoys podcasting at Queen's Park.

Recent Work by Sneh

Possible closure of public health labs 'short-sighted and dangerous'

Possible closure of public health labs 'short-sighted and dangerous'

There is also concern about a years-old proposal to phase out testing of private drinking water systems, such as wells
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Ford government says it will support NDP bill to declare intimate partner violence an epidemic

Ford government says it will support NDP bill to declare intimate partner violence an epidemic

Politicians and advocates welcomed the move, but called on the Progressive Conservatives to ensure the bill passes 'without delay'
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Waitlist for autism assessments up by nearly 3,000 kids in three years

Waitlist for autism assessments up by nearly 3,000 kids in three years

More than 6,000 children were waiting for autism assessments at the five hubs by the end of the last fiscal year, data obtained by The Trillium through a freedom-of-information request shows
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Ontario Liberals pitch $1,000 tax credit for kids' sports, extracurriculars

Ontario Liberals pitch $1,000 tax credit for kids' sports, extracurriculars

Blais said the types of activities covered by the tax credit would be left to regulation, but could include summer camps
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Only 20 per cent of registered kids got needed autism therapy by end of 2023

Only 20 per cent of registered kids got needed autism therapy by end of 2023

Ontario keeps figures on the autism program secret — but The Trillium got an up-to-date picture through a series of freedom of information requests
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Some daycares pull out of $10-a-day program after clients get rebate

Some daycares pull out of $10-a-day program after clients get rebate

Child-care centre operators had concerns about the program's financial sustainability but got their clients cash in year one
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'I'm not worried about Jamil': premier strikes back at federal Tory

'I'm not worried about Jamil': premier strikes back at federal Tory

Meanwhile, Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie said she hasn't yet decided whether or not to run for a provincial seat in Milton
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Majority of Ontarians don't think Ford government is 'For The People': poll

Majority of Ontarians don't think Ford government is 'For The People': poll

Conducted for Village Media's The Trillium, poll shows a tightening of support between the Progressive Conservatives and the Liberals, with Ford's party just three points ahead
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Concerns raised over 'executive health' clinic charging thousands

Concerns raised over 'executive health' clinic charging thousands

Toronto residents said they lost their family doctor last year after she moved to the 'executive health' clinic
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The EQAO is no 'saviour' for low math scores: former chair

The EQAO is no 'saviour' for low math scores: former chair

Cameron Montgomery reflected on the triumphs and challenges of his time with the agency in an exclusive interview with The Trillium
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