Ontario Daily Digest: Apr. 9, 2012

Aboriginal Affairs

CBC News (CP): Attawapiskat keeps court date with Ottawa over housing crisis

Timmins Daily Press: Attawapiskat awaits ruling on appointed manager

Toronto Sun: Attawapiskat hopes to win court battle against government

Cornwall Standard Freeholder: Akwesasne rejects gvt. approach to jury duty

Community and Social Services

Hamilton Spectator: Trapped: Half of unemployed shut out of Ontario’s job training

Education

CBC Toronto (CP): School board blasted for plan to bar Bible handouts

Ottawa Sun: Needs clash as board looks to fix overcrowding

Kingston Whig Standard: Credit cap creates confusion

Hamilton Spectator: A cap on the victory lap

Energy

Guelph Mercury - Roberts: Business case for energy crops expected to improve

Finance

Guelph Mercury - Cohn: Horwath is undertaking a delicate balancing over the budget

Windsor Star: Corporate tax rate

Orillia Packet & Times: NDP holds fate of election in its hands

Hamilton Spectator: Spec ed: Ontario’s economy needs horse racing

Toronto Sun: University research outlines the dangers of slot machines

Health Care

CTV News: OxyContin replacement still powerfully addictive: MDs

Ottawa Sun - Robson: Robson: Food for thought

Toronto Star - Andre Marin: Ontario ombudsman could hold hospitals to account

Globe and Mail - Picard: Post-surgery codeine still killing children, new study says

Labour

Sudbury Star: Tragedy spurs call for action

Transportation

Globe and Mail - Op-Ed: How to get Toronto’s transit policy back on track