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There will be no further breaks from the harmonized sales tax beyond a surprise exemption for coffee, newspapers and fast-food value meals, Finance Minister Dwight Duncan says. Bowing to pressure from the restaurant industry and newspaper publishers –...
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Ontario's New Democrats say the Liberal government has a "million-dollar-a-day" consultant habit. Documents obtained by the NDP under freedom of information laws show the Ontario government spent more than $389 million on consulting services last year.
Queen's Park Bureau The Ontario government wants one in 20 cars on the road to be electric by 2020, Premier Dalton McGuinty announced this morning. To get there, the Liberals promise rebates of between $4,000 and $10,000 to every consumer buying a plug-in...
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Video game developer Ubisoft will set up shop in Toronto as part of a deal with the Ontario government to create jobs in the province. Premier Dalton McGuinty and Ubisoft Montreal CEO Yannis Mallat are expected to release more details about how many jobs...
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The Ontario government might invest in General Motors because the province must be "very pragmatic" in thinking about ways to maintain auto jobs, Premier Dalton McGuinty said Tuesday. About 20 per cent of the company's North American employees work in...
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McGuinty’s vow is good news for light-rail plans, says chair of Toronto Transit Commission Mar 24, 2009 06:57 AM Ontario will spend its way out of the recession with an “unprecedented” $27.5 billion cash infusion to improve public transit, roads, schools...
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Members of the Canadian Auto Workers union have voted 87 percent in favor of a new cost-cutting contract with General Motors, helping to qualify the struggling automaker for government aid. The agreement reached between the union and company last weekend...
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The Ontario government anti-poverty strategy includes $300 million in new-money initiatives with an annual investment of $1.4 billion when the plan is fully implemented. "This is a strategy that will raise the standard of living for all kids living in...
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The Ontario government will provide $4 million to keep Toronto school pools afloat for one more year while the board, city and province work on a long-term funding model. David Crombie, who was asked by Toronto District School Board trustees to help find...
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Steven Truscott will receive $6.5-million in compensation nearly five decades after his wrongful conviction for the rape and murder of schoolmate Lynne Harper. Ontario Attorney-General Chris Bentley made the announcement Monday in Toronto, adding the...
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