The Ontario government, elected last June, has a policy of deregulation in general, but also is willing to interfere with policy-making directly
Finance committee will hold public hearings across the province
Higher debt and slow revenue growth will result in a faster than previously forecast increase of Ontario’s debt burden
Ontario’s new insurance regulator will raise the standards of transparency and conduct not only in the province, but nationally
The provincial government’s November announcement that it will not match the feds’ taxation of private corporations may result in big tax savings for small companies
Cancelling cap-and-trade program and reversing several tax increases, combined with a weaker economic forecast, contributed to the change
The Progressive Conservatives are halting or reversing some of the previous government’s tax changes
New government voices its support for the CMRA and the planned new provincial regulator for insurance, pensions, and deposits
Reversal spares 1.8 million taxpayers, government says
The new federal rules kick in for the 2019 taxation year