Ontario Auditor General Report 2022

• Auditor general says Ontario’s post-secondary sector operating without ‘clear strategy’

  'The Ministry of Colleges and Universities does not have a clear strategy or long-term vision for the post-secondary sector in Ontario,' the province's auditor general said.

  Education

  Nov 30, 2022
  
• Ontario electricity subsidies fail to reduce root-cause of high prices, AG says

  The province’s auditor general found that various tax-based subsidy programs to lower electricity bills in Ontario have not addressed high prices, instead masking them.

  Economy

  Nov 30, 2022
  
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• Ontario government spent $13M on ‘partisan’ ads, auditor general says

  That money represents nearly 20 per cent of all government advertising in 2021-22.

  Politics

  Nov 30, 2022
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• Ontario spends $4 million fighting invasive species, a $3.6 billion problem: AG

  Ontario only spends $4 million annually to fight invasive species despite the $3.6 billion economic impact they create, the province's auditor general said in her annual report.

  Environment

  Nov 30, 2022
• Highlights from the Ontario auditor general’s 2022 report

  Ontario auditor general Bonnie Lysyk released her annual report Wednesday. Here are some of the highlights from her findings.

  Politics

  Nov 30, 2022
• Postcode discrimination: Ontario auditor general highlights auto insurance disparities

  The auditor general found that a Brampton resident who drives the same vehicles as a London resident would pay more than twice as much to insure the cars.

  Politics

  Nov 30, 2022
• Ontario vaccine rollout ‘uncoordinated’ and ‘wasteful’: auditor general

  In her annual report, Ontario auditor general said the province’s COVID-19 vaccination system favoured those with better technology, and failed to adequately prioritize hotspots.

  Politics

  Nov 30, 2022
• Ford government failed to follow expert advice on highway projects, auditor general finds

  The auditor general’s report found Ontario opted to pause six fully-funded highways to push forward four government priorities that technical experts did not recommend.

  Canada

  Nov 30, 2022