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The Ontario Alternative Budget was a project of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. The Ontario Alternative Budget Working Group was a coalition of labour, social action, community and church groups which have come together to develop budget alternatives for Ontario.
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Ontario Alternative Budget rebuilds fiscal capacity, repairs social programs and infrastructure after a decade of tax cut damage
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL REPORT TORONTO—Ontario’s fiscal capacity is currently unable to support the investments that are required to meet the needs of…
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Ontario Alternative Budget 2005
Addressing the Real Fiscal Imbalance Download 822.95 KB63 pages Attachments Ontario Alternative Budget 2005: Budget in Brief
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Sorbara has more flexibility than he’s letting on, Ontario Alternative Budget study says
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL REPORT TORONTO—Ontario Finance Minister Greg Sorbara has a lot more flexibility in his upcoming budget than he’s letting on.…
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More Than Meets the Eye: 2005-6 Pre-Budget Review
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Liberals choose regressive OHIP premiums over real public service renewal
TORONTO–The first budget of the government elected to repair damage created by eight years of Harris/Eves cuts falls far short of what is needed to…
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What can we expect and what can it mean?
A guide to Dalton McGuinty’s first budget CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL REPORT TORONTO–The McGuinty Liberals campaigned on promises to reinvest in public services,…
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What’s Next? A Guide to Dalton McGuinty’s First Budget
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Ontario Alternative Budget 2004-05 recaptures public initiative, provides resources to meet Ontario’s needs
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL REPORT TORONTO–The 2004-05 Ontario Alternative Budget advocates new investments of $14.7 billion over four years to address the serious…
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Ontario Alternative Budget 2004: Real Change; Real Choices
Investing in the Services Ontario Needs — and Paying for Them Download 1.92 MB50 pages
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Ontario Chose Change. Will the Liberals?
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Liberals must decide whether to keep reinvestment pledge or follow in Harris/Eves footsteps–report
TORONTO–The McGuinty Government cannot keep its signature campaign commitments for public services renewal without both increasing taxes and running deficits for at least part of…
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Meeting the Need
Rebuilding Ontario’s Ability to Pay for Public Services Download 130.23 KB 6 pages
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