Ontario Daily Digest - Oct. 30, 2011

Agriculture:

Guelph Mercury: Herbicide defences are becoming less effective

Better Farming: ‘Phenomenal’ corn yields blunt ethanol’s impact on livestock feed

Barrie Examiner - Editorial: OFA seeking animal care regulation reform

Economy:

St. Thomas Times-Journal: U.S. Steel hosts job fair Wednesday for Nanticoke plant

Environment:

Sarnia Observer: River turbine plan making waves

Ottawa Citizen: Toxic algae found in city limits

Finance:

iPolitics: A tale of two reviews: contrasting approaches to belt-tightening

Toronto Sun: ‘Generous’ accident benefits?

Health Care:

Ottawa Citizen: Royal Ottawa contemplates new unit for female offenders

Toronto Star: Oakville teen battles for OHIP coverage of out-of-country treatment

Toronto Sun: Couple sees red over OHIP

Justice:

Toronto Star: The Kids of 311: Young offenders coddled by court

Labour:

YorkRegion: No end in sight to transit strke

Politics:

Toronto Star - Editorial: It’s still the economy

Toronto Sun: Blizzard: Tim Hudak must show leadership

Public Health:

Toronto Star: Vaccination our best shot

CTV Toronto: Raw milk crusader sheds weight, maintains conviction