Ontario Budget 2016

• Reality Check: Is Ontario’s debt really that bad?

  Ontario owes around $300 billion, the most of any province in Canada. Will it hit a debt wall?

  Canada

  Jul 25, 2016
  
• Other provinces to watch Ontario’s tuition grant with ‘keen eye’: officials

  Other provinces are watching Ontario's decision to pay post-secondary tuition for students from lower income families, but a leading expert says he doubts they'll take the same path any time soon.

  Education

  Feb 29, 2016
  
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• Ontario government, Senator calling for guaranteed annual income pilot project

  Senator Art Eggleton is calling for a study on a guaranteed annual income to help lift people up to the poverty line. The Ontario government seems on board.

  Economy

  Feb 26, 2016
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• $30 Drive Clean fee may be dead but nearly all other Ontario government fees increasing

  The elimination of the $30 Drive Clean fee grabbed the headlines from the Ontario budget, but the fiscal plan also contains increases in virtually every other government service fee, including vehicle registration.

  Canada

  Feb 26, 2016
• Ontario budget 2016: Free post-secondary tuition for low-income families

  University and college will soon be free for students from low-income families and more affordable for those from middle-class homes.

  Canada

  Feb 25, 2016
• Higher booze tax and other ways Ontario’s budget will hit pocketbooks

  Increases in “sin” taxes as well as higher pump prices are among the most visible ways the 2016 provincial budget will hit consumer pocketbooks.

  Canada

  Feb 25, 2016
• Ontario budget 2016: Students get lower tuition; booze, tobacco taxes increased

  University and college will soon be free for students from low-income families in Ontario, but prices are going up on wine, tobacco, gasoline and heating for most homeowners.

  Canada

  Feb 25, 2016
• Ontario’s net debt expected to exceed $300 billion in budget

  Ontario's Liberal government will outline a plan to eliminate its deficit and stem the growth of its massive debt in today's provincial budget, the ninth in a row to be awash in red ink.

  Canada

  Feb 25, 2016