November 23, 2009
Public health nurses are busy giving H1N1 shots to people, including Premier Dalton McGuinty, at the Metro Hall clinic.
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November 23, 2009 - The McGuinty government is working with the province's financial sector to help create jobs and opportunity for Ontarians.
November 16, 2009 -
Barrie families will soon be able find family health care at a new clinic led by nurse practitioners opening at Georgian College.
November 15, 2009 - Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty today issued the following statement regarding the severe flooding in the Philippines as a result of recent typhoons:
Many questions about the single sales tax have been submitted by Ontarians. Here are the answers to your questions and links to where you can learn more about the single sales tax.
Two sales taxes merged into one. Right now, you go shopping, you pay 5% GST and 8% PST. Starting July 1, 2010, you'll only see the single sales tax – 13%.
The single sales tax will make Ontario more attractive to businesses.
By merging two taxes with different rules into one sales tax with one set of rules, we’re reducing red tape – and creating new incentives for Ontario businesses to grow and for new businesses to locate here.
Point-of-sale rebates will be introduced for children’s clothing, diapers, car seats, and books. Learn more about point-of-sale exemptions.
On July 1, 2010, Ontario is proposing to implement the most important tax reform in a generation to increase the province's competitiveness.
It's the right plan for the times. Here's what we're doing.
Tackling poverty means providing better opportunities for low-income families. Find reports, videos and stories about the poverty reduction strategy's issues and successes.
Getting results for Ontario families.