The Big Move
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Wynne plans to spend $29B on transit but won’t divulge revenue tools yetThere will be no new taxes to pay for transit yet, Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne said Monday.PoliticsApr 14, 2014
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Tories would freeze full-day kindergarten expansion to help fund public transitOntario's Progressive Conservatives say they would freeze implementation of full-day kindergarten and sell off government buildings to help fund public transit.PoliticsDec 19, 2013
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Council rejects several taxes, levies to fund public transitAfter roughly two days of debate, Toronto city councillors have settled on what revenue tools they’d support the province using to fund public transit.May 10, 2013
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Transit talks continue at Toronto city hallAfter almost a dozen hours of debate, city councillors are still bickering about which revenue tools – taxes – should be used by the province to fund transit.May 9, 2013
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Council debates taxes, tolls, revenue toolsTaxes, tolls and other revenue tools are being debated at city council Wednesday as councillors debate which taxes - if any – they recommend to the province.May 8, 2013
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City council will debate revenue toolsCity council will soon debate revenue tools for public transit despite the threats and wishes of the mayor.May 7, 2013
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Executive committee debates taxes, tolls to fund public transitMayor Rob Ford’s executive committee will review a report today recommending several taxes, levies and tolls that the province could use to fund transit expansion in the region.Apr 23, 2013
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Wynne talks gas plants, casino and public transitPremier Kathleen Wynne appeared on The Morning Show Thursday morning and took on questions about the cost of cancelled gas plants, road tolls to build transit and a casino in Toronto.PoliticsApr 18, 2013
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Premier steady on revenue tools despite municipal objectionsPremier Kathleen Wynne said she wants to change the mind of Ontarians who don’t think the province needs new funding to pay transit.Apr 17, 2013
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