Highlights of the 2014-15 provincial budget includes planned provincial pension plan, new infrastructure spending and wage increases for personal support workers. ...
Daily Archives: May 1, 2014
Budget 2014: What stakeholders had to say
Want to know what your favourite special interest group, lobbyists or union had to say about the province's budget launch? Here's a roundup of the day's press releases ...
Budget 2014: Ontario economic growth to remain modest
Finance minister projects economic expansion rate to hit around 2.1 per cent this year and next, with transit spending and jobs and prosperity fund spurring growth. ...
Budget 2014: Deficit rises but balance still on plan for 2017-18
Deficit rises in 2013-14 budget to $12.5B but province still aims to balance books in three years, though the province's projected debt by then will be close to $320 billion. ...
Budget 2014: Changes to Condo Act, Building Code, Tarion rules
The budget includes measures affecting the homes Ontarians will be able to buy and sell. ...
Budget 2014: Aviation fuel, corporate business taxes dedicated to $29B in transit spending
On top of the measures that had been previously reported, the government will restrict the use of small-business credits by large corporations. ...
Budget 2014: $100M permanent fund for roads and bridges; continued uploading for cities
Permanent, predictable funding meets a key AMO demand, and the $100 million could be directed through AFP methods. ...
Heard: What they asked in question period
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The Funding Portal: Who got funded – Week of April 21
Each week, the Funding Portal crunches the numbers on who got funding from where. ...
Marchese’s Bill 20 defeated in committee
Tories vote against Rosario Marchese's bill to remove OMB oversight from City of Toronto as Liberal MPPs abstain. ...
Heard: OPSEU, NDP want all-party review of college funding
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Heard: Ontario, Quebec, U.S. states sign invasive species deal
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Seen: Province to spend $11.3M on northern highway projects
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Your morning briefing
Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Thursday, May 1. ...
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