Financial Accountability Officer Peter Weltman says in a report today that the tax credit will benefit only 38 per cent of minimum wage workers since many already pay no provincial tax. Continue reading
In a report released Tuesday, the Financial Accountability Office says revenue from those fees as well as personal property security fees and incorporation fees “continues to significantly exceed program costs.” Continue reading
Lisa MacLeod did not detail the nature of those threats or say if she has alerted the police to them. Continue reading
Last month’s arbitration ruling put no hard cap on increases in the physician services budget, which the government had urged. Continue reading
The Financial Accountability Officer says the province’s per capita spending in 2017 on government programs was already the lowest amongst all the provinces. Continue reading
In his fall economic and budget outlook, Weltman says that without further policy changes, the deficit is expected to exceed $16 billion by 2022-23. Continue reading
The Financial Accountability Office says in a report released today that the loss of revenue is greater than the savings achieved by cutting spending associated with the program, and will worsen Ontario’s budget position. Continue reading
The Financial Accountability Office says government efforts to drive down costs will be complicated by recently signed labour agreements that provide workers with wage increases averaging 1.9 per cent over the next few years. Continue reading
Scott Thompson says Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne’s 2018 budget isn’t a financial plan, “it’s a shell game.” Continue reading
The findings come in the FAO’s Spring 2018 Economic Outlook, released just a week before a provincial election campaign kicks off. Continue reading