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Dustin Cook

StaffReporterToronto

dustincook@globeandmail.com

Area of Expertise

Politics and municipal affairs

Dustin Cook is a reporter for The Globe and Mail covering politics in Toronto following a year in the Queen's Park Bureau which included coverage of the 2022 provincial election. Previously, Dustin was a reporter in Edmonton covering city hall and breaking news.

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Latest articles

Ontario Housing Minister Steve Clark apologizes for lack of oversight in Greenbelt process, but refuses to resign

August 31, 2023

Ford stands by Ontario Housing Minister after integrity commissioner finds he violated ethics rules in Greenbelt land swap

August 30, 2023

Toronto’s plan to address refugee housing crisis falls short, church leaders say

August 25, 2023

OPP’s ‘conflict of interest’ on Greenbelt probe puzzles police watchers

August 25, 2023

RCMP reviewing potential ‘irregularities’ in Ontario Greenbelt development after referral from OPP

August 23, 2023

Developer changes design for proposed Ontario Place spa in response to criticism

August 22, 2023

Ontario Housing Minister’s chief of staff resigns after critical report on Greenbelt land deals

August 22, 2023

Ontario to provide $1.2-billion in incentives, expand strong mayor powers to achieve housing targets

August 21, 2023

Dozens remain in Yellowknife hospital as evacuation stretches past deadline

August 18, 2023

B.C. declares state of emergency as thousands flee Kelowna; flights continue out of Yellowknife

August 18, 2023

Toronto is considering new taxes to take on increasing fiscal pressure

August 17, 2023

Proposed class-action lawsuit takes aim at Toronto Police Services Board over carding

August 15, 2023

With 2-month pilot, Toronto joins wave of Canadian cities legalizing alcohol in parks

Canada urgently needs to increase housing supply and transitional supports for veterans, report says

Olivia Chow asks Toronto residents to offer rental units for refugees as shelter spaces fill up

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How government infighting led to a refugee crisis in Toronto

Freeland rejects Toronto bailout, says Ontario in ‘excellent fiscal position’ to help

Community groups welcome Toronto plan to house refugees but decry inaction that created a crisis

Toronto to open hotel rooms for 150 asylum seekers amid shelter shortages

Ottawa pledges $97-million to Toronto for refugee shelter costs