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Abdul Matin Sarfraz

Abdul Matin Sarfraz

Reporter at National Observer

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Influence score
40
Location
Canada
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Crime
  • Environment
  • Local News

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Recent Articles

nationalobserver.com

Canadian union joins global call for pension funds to cut Tesla ties

As unions and pension funds worldwide pull billions from Tesla over CEO Elon Musk’s controversial political activities and the company’s declining stock value, one of Canada’s largest public sector unions is urging its pension manager to divest from the embattled electric vehicle giant.
7 months ago
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New report predicts major job losses in Ontario over US trade war

Ontario’s auto industry, a vital pillar of the province’s economy, risks losing tens of thousands of jobs this year due to the US trade war, according to a new report from Ontario’s Financial Accountability Office (FAO).
7 months ago
nationalobserver.com

Supreme Court clears path for youth-led climate case against Ford g...

The climate lawsuit will proceed in Ontario after Canada's Supreme Court declined to hear the Ford government's appeal, clearing the way for a full hearing that could redefine governments’ legal obligations to combat climate change under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
7 months ago
nationalobserver.com

US governors sidestep Trump, open trade talks with Canadian premiers

Six US governors seeking to sidestep the Trump administration’s trade war are inviting their Canadian counterparts to a meeting in Boston to discuss preserving the economic lifelines that have long connected New England and Eastern Canada.
6 months ago
nationalobserver.com

Ford government moves to override cities on green building standards

The Ford government is rushing to pass legislation that would strip cities of one of their most effective tools to confront climate threats: green building standards.
6 months ago
nationalobserver.com

Ford government bulldozes green building standards with new legisla...

The province has passed its controversial Bill 17, initially tabled last month, in a move that critics say denies municipalities across Ontario the ability to adequately address climate threats.
6 months ago
nationalobserver.com

Ford government to open public clean energy fund to support nuclear...

The Ford government introduced legislation Tuesday that would open Ontario’s public clean energy fund to support nuclear power — a move critics say redirects resources away from faster, cheaper renewable options such as wind and solar.
6 months ago
nationalobserver.com

Premiers and US governors push back on Trump’s tariffs

Canadian premiers and US governors are urging President Donald Trump to end his trade war with Canada, saying the tariffs are hurting local economies, threatening jobs and driving up costs for families and businesses on both sides of the border.
6 months ago
nationalobserver.com

Ford gutted Ontario's environmental laws. Now he wants Ottawa to cl...

If the Bill 5 megaprojects proposed by Ontario Premier Doug Ford — like mining in the Ring of Fire or building Highway 413 — push federally listed species, such as the boreal caribou or redside dace, to the brink, only the federal Species at Risk Act still stands in the way.
5 months ago
nationalobserver.com

More legal battles likely as First Nations launch first lawsuit aga...

Legal experts say the federal and Ontario governments’ refusal to consult on new legislation to fast-track mines and major infrastructure has left Indigenous communities with no other option and more court battles are likely ahead.
5 months ago
nationalobserver.com

Critics and unions question merits of Ontario's return-to-office plan

Some in the province are contending Premier Doug Ford’s decision makes no sense and his arguments aren’t backed by evidence while ignoring downsides such more congestion, higher emissions and the risk of losing skilled staff to more flexible employers.
3 months ago