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Ontario’s Shrinking Fiscal Options Download 376 KB 13 pages This report finds that the only way the Ontario government can avoid a budget deficit in…

Toronto–The only way the Ontario government can avoid a budget deficit in 2001-02 is to suspend the implementation of further tax cuts. That’s the conclusion…

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL REPORT OTTAWA–Ontario’s health care system is under threat from creeping privatization and public spending cuts, according to a new…

Restructuring and Privatization in Ontario Health Care Download 58.88 KB175 pages Public health care, the crown jewel of social programs, has worked extremely well for…

Clawing back democracy Bill 74 is the most recent step in the Ministry’s goal of centralizing control and decentralizing responsibility in education–so long as the…

On budget day, Ontario’s Finance Minister Ernie Eves was full of extravagant praise for his tax cuts. The budget papers were full of impressive looking…
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