“The Canada-South Korea trade deal opens up new markets for makers of ice wine and pork producers, but it will be a blow to the made-in-Ontario auto sector. It is starting to seem like Ottawa and Ontario are prepared to kill off good auto jobs in this province. Kathleen Wynne fumbled talks [Read more]
L’Ontario augmente le salaire minimum L’Ontario augmente le salaire minimum en le faisant passer de 10,25 $ à 11 $ l’heure à compter du 1er juin 2014. Ce nouveau taux reflète la hausse de l’index des prix à la consommation (IPC) depuis la dernière hausse du salaire [Read more]
Ontario Increasing Minimum Wage Ontario is increasing the minimum wage from $10.25 to $11 per hour on June 1, 2014. This new rate reflects the rise in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) since the last minimum wage increase in 2010 and is part of the provincial government’s commitment to fairness. [Read more]
Ontario Government Working to Create a Stronger, More Diverse Northern Economy Premier Kathleen Wynne hosted a Northern Leaders’ Forum in Timmins yesterday to discuss ways to drive job creation and economic growth in Northern Ontario communities. The forum is brought together northern [Read more]
Premier Kathleen Wynne issued the following statement today: “On behalf of the people of Ontario and readers everywhere, I am so proud to congratulate Alice Munro on winning the Nobel Prize for Literature. Her book, Lives of Girls and Women, has always been a favourite of mine, and I am part [Read more]
Premier Names New Parliamentary Assistants to Join Her Team As the Legislature resumed, three Ontario MPPs are taking on new duties to help Premier Kathleen Wynne and her team build a better Ontario. Three MPPs will take on new portfolios as parliamentary assistants: Joe Dickson becomes [Read more]
From: Thunder Bay-Superior North Provincial Liberal Riding Association Premier Kathleen Wynne in Thunder Bay to show her strong support THUNDER BAY, ON – Local MPP and Provincial Cabinet Minister Michael Gravelle was nominated for the sixth consecutive time by the Thunder Bay–Superior North [Read more]
Ontario Government Commits $2 million per year to foster Research and Innovation Ontario will commit up to $2 million per year to keep the Experimental Lakes Area open – the only fresh water research facility of its kind in the world – a decision that will see that the important [Read more]
Les maires du Nord de l’Ontario réclament un renouvellement étendu de l’Entente sur la forêt boréale canadienne (EFBC) qui ferait intervenir les participants clés, y compris des représentants du gouvernement à l’échelon provincial et local, des collectivités des Premières Nations, [Read more]
Déclaration de la première ministre concernant Dalton McGuinty Kathleen Wynne, première ministre de l’Ontario, a fait la déclaration suivante suite à la démission de Dalton McGuinty, député d’Ottawa-Sud : « Depuis presque 23 ans, Dalton McGuinty a été au service de la [Read more]
Premier Wynne released this statement following the resignation of Ottawa-South MPP Dalton McGuinty: “For almost 23 years, Dalton McGuinty served the people of Ottawa-South with vision and determination. He was first elected as a Member of Provincial Parliament in 1990, filling the seat held [Read more]
Le gouvernement de l’Ontario donne aux personnes âgées le soutien et le respect auxquels elles ont droit Alors que l’Ontario souligne le début du Mois des personnes âgées, le gouvernement se consacre à veiller à ce que les hommes et les femmes de tout âge dans l’ensemble de la [Read more]
Ontario’s next Premier and her cabinet will be sworn-in on February 11 at Queen’s Park. Kathleen Wynne became Premier-designate this morning after she met with The Honourable David C. Onley, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario. He asked her to form the next government of Ontario. On February [Read more]
WAWA, ON – Flood conditions in Wawa continue to worsen. While the rain stopped 36 hours ago, the runoff continues to cause severe problems while the Municipality of Wawa assesses the true extent of the damage. The Michipicoten First Nation is still stranded from the municipal road system [Read more]
McGuinty Government Supporting Local Infrastructure, Creating Jobs Ontario is doubling its support to the Local Road Boards (LRB) in order to maintain and upgrade rural road infrastructure in Northern Ontario. Improved roads will give local residents easier access to work, home and their community, [Read more]
