Tag: Kathleen Wynne

  • Ontario Boosts Transit Funding Across Province Doubles Municipal Share Gas Tax

    Ontario Boosts Transit Funding Across Province Doubles Municipal Share Gas Tax

    Ontario is boosting support for nearly 100 cities and towns across the province, providing them with reliable, long-term funding to improve and expand their local transit systems and offer more travel options for commuters and families. Premier Kathleen Wynne and Transportation Minister Steven Del Duca were at York Region Transit’s Richmond Hill facility today to…

  • Ontario Intro’s Online Alcohol Sales And Delivery Via LCBO.COM

    Ontario Intro’s Online Alcohol Sales And Delivery Via LCBO.COM

    Ontario is offering a new and convenient way to buy alcohol products by introducing online sales through LCBO.com. Starting today, LCBO consumers can buy online up to 5,000 different products from across Canada and 85 other countries. Customers can choose to have their order sent to an LCBO store of their choosing for pick up,…

  • Canada Was Being Transformed Due To Stephen Harper’s Government

    Canada Was Being Transformed Due To Stephen Harper’s Government

    MacLean’s columnist, Paul Wells, wrote a book on Prime Minister Stephen Harper entitled “The longer I’m Prime Minister: Stephen Harper and Canada 2006 –“.  In this book, the author warns that as the years pass with Harper in office, Canada is being radically transformed. Truthfully, Canada is being transformed because of Stephen Harper’s government in…

  • Ontario Increasing Minimum Wage- will also affect Liquor Servers, Students

    Ontario Increasing Minimum Wage- will also affect Liquor Servers, Students

    Province Committed to Providing Fairness for Workers, Predictability for Business Ontario is raising the general minimum wage from $11 to $11.25 per hour, effective October 1, 2015. Minimum wage rates for jobs in special categories such as liquor servers, homeworkers, and students are also increasing at the same time. The increase is the result of…

  • Premier Wynne talks leadership and politics at Alma Mater in Richmond Hill

    Premier Wynne talks leadership and politics at Alma Mater in Richmond Hill

    Premier Kathleen Wynne spoke to high school students about leadership today at a Free the Children event at Richmond Hill High School. A proud graduate of Richmond Hill High School, Premier Wynne was excited to return to her alma mater. She joined Marc Kielburger and Free the Children to discuss leadership and her values as…

  • Unique Ontario Bill 36 (designed to promote Local Food) passes final Vote

    Unique Ontario Bill 36 (designed to promote Local Food) passes final Vote

    Ontario is moving forward to help promote the good things that are grown, harvested and processed in Ontario with today’s passage of the Local Food Act, 2013. The new legislation is part of a strategy http://www.omafra.gov.on.ca/english/about/localfood.htm  to build Ontario’s economy by making more local food available in markets, schools, cafeterias, grocery stores and restaurants. This…

  • Ontario Planning Legislation- Mandatory Menu Labeling For Fast-Food Restaurants and others

    Ontario Planning Legislation- Mandatory Menu Labeling For Fast-Food Restaurants and others

          October, 2013     Ontario will help parents and their children make healthier choices by putting calories on menus, following consultations with the fast-food industry and health care sector. Legislation that would require large chain restaurants to include calories and other potential nutritional information on their menus will be introduced this winter. The government…

  • Ontario Supporting First Law And Architecture Schools For The North

    Ontario Supporting First Law And Architecture Schools For The North

    Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne attended the opening of two professional programs in Northern Ontario on September 4th, as part of her commitment to help young people in every part of the province prepare for promising careers. Lakehead University’s Faculty of Law in Thunder Bay and Laurentian University’s School of Architecture in Sudbury are Northern Ontario’s…