Premier Doug Ford says at a fireside chat that he believes government spends too much.
"Government doesn't have an income problem, governments have a spending problem," he says.
Ford has the most expensive office, largest cabinet and biggest budget in provincial history.
Can someone find me the product owner for google classroom. I’d like to have a talk about Parents; inform them of their existence and role in education.
In lead up to the federal Fall Economic Statement, earlier this week I delivered these six calls from our community - as well as a proposals to pay for them - directly to Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland.
The full letter we discussed can be found here: https://t.co/TbvAPB7Pku
The Wilmot land assembly is going badly. Councillors are on the defensive, after getting thrown under the bus by provincial ministers, and finding fault with a staff report on why 160 acres of corn was plowed, Luisa D’Amato writes. https://t.co/CF2FVinFRA 🌽 🚜 #CornGate
Former KW Symphony musicians hope for a comeback - Musicians, who formerly played with the KW Symphony, are putting on a series of performances. Jeff Pickel has more. https://t.co/MORckasu4k
@DavidColetto@ambermac Because they have assets that are not properly insured and their premiums increasing is the most credible threat to their fixed costs.
Asked what he believes he can change in Ontario now he’s in a cabinet role and where his priorities lie, this is what associate minister of auto theft and bail reform @BramptonGraham said: #onpoli
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"Ontario's post-secondary institutions, particularly colleges, had been increasingly relying on international student tuition revenue after Premier Doug Ford's government cut domestic tuition by 10 per cent in 2019 and froze it there."
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