ontario economy

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Since the recession, Queen’s Park has failed to take meaningful action to reform and reduce program spending.


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The Wynne government is finally promising to balance Ontario’s operating budget, but if anybody thinks that means an end to growing government debt, they should think again.

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Ontario’s auto manufacturers import from other countries many of the materials used to make cars.

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The total government debt-servicing costs for Ontarians in 2016/17 is a projected $21.2 billion.

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Between 2003 and 2014, inflation-adjusted per-person economic growth in Ontario averaged just 0.3 per cent annually.

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Taxes already account for approximately 35 per cent of the price at the pump.


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Between 2010 and 2015, average annual employment growth in eastern Ontario was negative at -0.6 per cent.

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Employment in the region remains below pre-recession levels.

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Since 2007, Ontario’s net debt has approximately doubled and is expected to reach $315 billion this year.

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Six years after the recession, neither Southwestern, Northern nor Eastern Ontario had recovered to 2008 employment levels.