ontario government spending

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This year, Ontario is projected to run its eighth consecutive budget deficit, which will be approximately $7.5 billion.


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By 2015/16, combined federal and provincial government net debt in Canada is expected to reach $1.3 trillion.

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Ontario’s net debt has approximately doubled over the last decade and now stands at roughly $300 billion—or $21,000 per Ontarian.


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While some provinces have taken steps to rein in spending and balance budgets, Ontario is a laggard and Alberta has embarked on a new road to debt.  


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The Ontario government is considering subsidies for the province’s fashion industry, which is a bad a idea for many reasons.


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Ontario’s government is spending more than it takes in each year. This year will represent the province’s eighth consecutive budget deficit.


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On Thursday, Finance Minister Charles Sousa will provide an update for Ontarians on the state of provincial government finances.


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The Ontario government has dug itself deep into debt and continues to spend more than the revenue it brings in each year.


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According to the Globe and Mail, Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne has a new advisor, former TD Bank chief executive officer, Ed Clark. Mr. Clark will apparently advise the government on a host of issues including finding new sources of revenue to help balance the provincial budget.