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Caryn Ceolin

Caryn Ceolin

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Reporter and National Syndicated Content Producer, City News

Toronto

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  • Toronto's top doctor sets record straight on drug decriminalization request

    By Caryn Ceolin Verified, John Marchesan Verified| CityNews Toronto Verified Toronto finds itself in the centre of a heated debate around drug decriminalization just as British Columbia is asking Ottawa to modify their federally granted pilot project. B.C. is one year into a three-year pilot project to decriminalize possession of small amounts of certain illegal drugs, including heroin, fentanyl, cocaine and methamphetamine. A Health Canada exemption was issued to allow the pilot to proceed.

    By Caryn Ceolin Verified, John Marchesan Verified · CityNews Toronto

    May. 01, 2024

  • High stakes for both PCs and Liberals in upcoming Milton byelection

    By Caryn Ceolin Verified, John Marchesan Verified| CityNews Toronto Verified We're less than a week away from a pair of provincial byelections that could further set the tone for the next provincial election in two years time. Byelections will be held May 2 in Lambton-Kent-Middlesex, which has been vacant following the resignation of Monte McNaughton who left the Ford government to work for Woodbine Entertainment, and Milton. That vacancy was triggered in January when another cabinet minister, Parm Gill, resigned to run for the federal Conservatives in the same riding.

    By Caryn Ceolin Verified, John Marchesan Verified · CityNews Toronto

    Apr. 27, 2024

  • Toronto's top doctor sets record straight on drug decriminalization request

    By Caryn Ceolin Verified, John Marchesan Verified| CityNews Toronto Verified Toronto finds itself in the centre of a heated debate around drug decriminalization just as British Columbia is asking Ottawa to modify their federally granted pilot project. B.C. is one year into a three-year pilot project to decriminalize possession of small amounts of certain illegal drugs, including heroin, fentanyl, cocaine and methamphetamine. A Health Canada exemption was issued to allow the pilot to proceed.

    By Caryn Ceolin Verified, John Marchesan Verified · CityNews Toronto

    May. 01, 2024

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City News

Toronto's source for breaking news, traffic, and weather 24 hours a day.

New Westminster, Canada

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Founded: 1972