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Jack Hauen

Jack Hauen

Jack Hauen has been covering Queen’s Park since 2019. Beats near to his heart include housing, transportation, municipalities, health and the environment. He especially enjoys using freedom of information requests to cause problems. Before helping launch the Trillium he worked at Queen’s Park Briefing, the Toronto Star, the Globe and Mail, and the National Post.

Recent Work by Jack

Here's where the primary care crisis is hitting Ontario hardest

Here's where the primary care crisis is hitting Ontario hardest

Data show millions of Ontarians without family doctors — and many more potentially on the way
How a handful of Toronto businessmen got their way on bike lanes provincewide

How a handful of Toronto businessmen got their way on bike lanes provincewide

'Non-partisan group' Balance on Bloor includes a former PC candidate, donors, and real estate industry players
Judge grills lawyer challenging $400-a-day long-term care law

Judge grills lawyer challenging $400-a-day long-term care law

Advocacy groups challenging Bill 7 had to tackle tough questions from Justice Robert Centa on Monday morning
Ford government bans new supervised consumption sites, ending hope for Sault facility

Ford government bans new supervised consumption sites, ending hope for Sault facility

Province says it will close 10 supervised consumption sites and ban new ones in favour of 'hub' model aimed at combating homelessness and addiction
Mayors urge Doug Ford to appoint single ministry to fight homelessness, addictions

Mayors urge Doug Ford to appoint single ministry to fight homelessness, addictions

Stable, non-'piecemeal' funding also badly needed, Ontario mayors say
'Folks, don't be pooping on the beach': Ford rebuffs calls to ban tents in provincial parks

'Folks, don't be pooping on the beach': Ford rebuffs calls to ban tents in provincial parks

Ontario Premier says there is 'no proof' to back up rampant rumours that people are defecating on public beaches
'Executive health' clinics charging thousands as crackdown looms

'Executive health' clinics charging thousands as crackdown looms

Private-pay clinics in Ontario operate by charging 'block fees' in order to access a primary care physician for non-OHIP-covered services
Ontario budget projects $9.8B deficit, real-dollar social services cuts

Ontario budget projects $9.8B deficit, real-dollar social services cuts

The path to balance will require acute financial restraint
Two First Nations sign Ring of Fire agreement as another launches court battle

Two First Nations sign Ring of Fire agreement as another launches court battle

Simultaneous press conferences outlined the promise of, and frustration with, Ontario's mining boom
Ministers urge mining firms to 'seize' moment as First Nation challenges mount

Ministers urge mining firms to 'seize' moment as First Nation challenges mount

Indigenous Affairs Minister Greg Rickford said mining will bring permanent infrastructure like roads and bridges to underserved communities
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