doug ford

8:51AM
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Ontario government should stop the gimmicks and finally cut taxes

The top combined personal income tax rate in the province remains at 53.53 per cent.


8:00AM
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Ford government continues Wynne-like debt levels

Between 2018 and 2024, the Ford government will increase debt by a forecasted average of $20.7 billion annually.


9:48AM
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Ford government must dramatically change course to fulfill many promises

High spending levels increase government debt, which raises the spectre of future higher taxes and creates uncertainty for potential investors.


4:12PM
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Ford budget falls short of what Ontario needs

Ontario's debt will hit a projected $391.6 billion by 2023/24.


3:24PM
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Between 2008 and 2016, 98.6 per cent of all net job-creation in Ontario took place in Toronto and Ottawa.


2:47PM
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At last count, the GTA rental vacancy rate was 1.1 per cent.


1:42PM
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The government’s operating deficit now stands at $14.5 billion—only half a billion less than the pre-update status quo.


11:15AM
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Inefficient I/M programs cost motorists time and money.


10:40AM
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Quebec is currently the most indebted province relative to the size of the provincial economy.