TORONTO--Ontario will not be able to afford tax cuts and even a token commitment to revitalizing public services in the next fiscal year, even with higher-than-expected revenues for 2002-3 and a windfall from the Health Care Accord, says a new study by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.
The report, Coming home to roost: Ontario pre-budget update, part of the Ontario...
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