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Ontario Sheds 11,200 Full-Time Jobs

Statement from Lambton—Kent—Middlesex MPP Monte McNaughton on June’s Job Numbers: “The June job numbers released by Statistics Canada this morning show several key areas to be in significant decline including full-time employment, youth employment, manufacturing employment and overall jobs. This is tough news for those who are looking for work right now all across Ontario.” […]

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Statement from Ontario PC MPP Rick Nicholls on the Release of the Quacking

“Despite some calling her party a sinking ship, today the Premier’s floating life line arrived to the Toronto Harbourfront. The Giant rubber duck the Premier spent $120,000 on as part of the Canada 150 celebrations is now moored in the harbour. “The weather forecast for the next three days calls for rain, thunderstorms, and then […]

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Hydro mess continues as Liberals waste equivalent of 760,000 homes worth of power

QUEEN’S PARK – Today Ontario PC Energy Critic Todd Smith revealed shocking data from the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers that shows the Wynne Liberals wasted 7.6 terawatt-hours of clean electricity last year – the equivalent of powering 760,000 homes for a year. This represents a 58 per cent increase from the 4.8 terawatt-hours of […]

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Liberal Presto cost overruns nearing a half billion

Kitchener – Today Ontario PC Transportation Critic MPP Michael Harris slammed the news that the government now expects to pour a total of $444 million into the TTC Presto fare card rollout and software – up from the original $255 million budget. Previously confirmed cost overruns of $220 million on overall development and implementation means […]

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Statement from Ontario PC Leader and PC Education Critic Patrick Brown on the government’s announcement about northern and rural Ontario schools at risk of closure

“The Ontario PCs are proud to have led the charge against the government’s arbitrary and cold-hearted school closures. But today’s announcement does nothing for schools in cities throughout the province that remain on the chopping block, including schools that service students with special needs and schools that are operating at nearly 100 per cent capacity. […]

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