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Unlocking the Ring of Fire to Protect Ontario’s Economy

Doug Ford and our Ontario PC team are delivering on our plan to unlock the Ring of Fire, create thousands of good-paying jobs and build a stronger, more competitive and self-reliant economy. With construction now underway on all roads to the Ring of Fire, five years ahead of schedule, Ontario is taking a historic step […]

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Building Highways and Roads to Keep Ontario Moving

Doug Ford and our Ontario PC team are investing more than $31 billion to build, expand and repair highways, roads and bridges across the province, reducing gridlock, shortening commute times and keeping people and goods moving. From the Bradford Bypass and Highway 413 to critical highway improvements in northern, eastern and southwestern Ontario, we’re building […]

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Record Investments to Protect Ontario’s Health-Care System

Ontario is making record investments to protect and strengthen our health-care system and make sure families can get the care they need, when and where they need it. Since 2018, Ontario has nearly doubled its investment in health care. This year alone, more than $101 billion is being invested across the province, the largest health-care […]

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Breaking Down Trade Barriers and Opening New Markets for Ontario

As the U.S. closes doors to Canadian products, Ontario is opening new ones right here at home. With new U.S. tariffs and import bans targeting Canadian goods, our Ontario PC team is leading the country in breaking down interprovincial trade barriers and creating new opportunities for Ontario workers and businesses. For too long, outdated barriers […]

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Celebrating Ontario’s Farmers and Agri-Food Workers During Agriculture Week

This Agriculture Week, we’re celebrating the farmers, food processors, agri-food businesses and workers who put Ontario food on our tables and help drive our economy. Ontario’s agri-food sector is an economic powerhouse, contributing close to $53 billion to our province’s GDP and supporting more than 850,000 jobs, or one in nine jobs across Ontario. With […]

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All 29 HART Hubs Now Open Across Ontario

Our Ontario PC team is delivering on our commitment to support treatment and lasting recovery from addiction while keeping families and communities safe. With the new Kingston HART Hub now open, all 29 Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART) Hubs are operating across the province, replacing provincially funded drug injection sites with treatment, recovery and […]

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Standing Up for the Police Officers Who Keep Us Safe

Every day, police officers put themselves in harm’s way to protect our families and keep our communities safe. Our Ontario PC team will always have their backs. Ontario PC Leader Doug Ford is calling on the federal government to take stronger action to protect frontline police officers and ensure violent criminals face serious consequences for […]

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Connecting 600,000 More People to Primary Care

Our Ontario PC team is taking another major step toward connecting every person in Ontario to a family doctor or primary care team by 2029. Ontario is investing $250 million to create and expand approximately 78 primary care teams, helping connect 600,000 more people to the primary care they need, closer to home. It’s the […]

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Building Canada’s Energy Future

Ontario PC Leader Doug Ford is working with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith to strengthen Canada’s energy sovereignty, build stronger domestic supply chains and get more Canadian energy to Canadian and global markets. In an increasingly uncertain world, Canada needs the infrastructure to produce, move and use more of our own energy here at home. That’s […]

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Cutting Red Tape to Make Ontario More Competitive

Ontario’s PC government is cutting red tape, lowering costs and removing unnecessary barriers to make our province one of the best places in the world to invest, grow and create jobs. Since 2018, Ontario has removed more than 14,000 regulatory compliance requirements, cutting the province’s red tape burden by nearly six per cent and delivering […]

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