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What to expect in Ontario’s Fall Economic Statement: rebates, tax breaks, and new measures

The upcoming Fall Economic Statement is a strategic blueprint for the years ahead, and with rumours of a potential early election call in 2025, it might also serve as a trial balloon for the premier’s electoral pitch to Ontarians.

Published Oct 30, 2024 at 12:03am

Barbara Patrocinio
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Barbara Patrocinio
What to expect in Ontario’s Fall Economic Statement: rebates, tax breaks, and new measures

Premier Doug Ford speaking to reporters this Tuesday in the Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre. (QP Briefing / Barbara Patrocinio)

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