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Ontario's 2022-23 deficit falls to $18.8 billion; revenue and interest costs climb - Vimarsana News

Ontario's 2022-23 deficit falls to $18.8 billion; revenue and interest costs climb

Ontario's 2022-23 deficit will be $1.1 billion smaller than forecast three months ago, as tax revenue grew faster than rising interest costs on the province’s ballooning debt.

'No easy solutions' to health care, economic issues, Ford government says in throne speech - Vimarsana News

'No easy solutions' to health care, economic issues, Ford government says in throne speech

More can be done to ease health system pressures in Ontario, Premier Doug Ford's throne speech acknowledged Tuesday, but no new solutions were offered to the problem that's led to temporary emergency room closures across the province.

Source: cbc.ca
Ontario government offers few new plans as province faces housing, health, affordability crunch - Vimarsana News

Ontario government offers few new plans as province faces housing, health, affordability crunch

The throne speech read by Lt.-Gov. Elizabeth Dowdeswell Tuesday stayed the course set by the Progressive Conservatives’ spring campaign despite rapidly rising inflation and an ever-worsening health-care crisis in the months since the party won a second majority on June 2.

Ontario news: MPPs return to Queen's Park for summer - Vimarsana News

Ontario news: MPPs return to Queen's Park for summer

Here's what you need to know as Ontario's politicians return to Queen's Park.

Ontario politicians to return to Queen's Park for budget debate - Vimarsana News

Ontario politicians to return to Queen's Park for budget debate

Members of provincial parliament will be in their seats at Queen’s Park on Monday for the first time since the election, with a budget and a new speech from the throne on the agenda.

Source: cbc.ca