Ontario budget rollout aims for balance amid housing and growth
Ontario prepares a budget focused on slower growth, infrastructure spending, and targeted relief as Premier Ford and Finance Minister Bethlenfalvy stress a prudent plan. The release faces pressure to address affordability and housing while maintaining a gas tax cut and funding for municipalities.
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Ontario hospitals rely on nursing agencies amid staffing shortages
Ontario hospitals and long term care facilities spent nearly 1 billion dollars last year to fill shifts with agency nurses and personal support workers. The 2022-23 period saw higher agency use across hospitals and long term care, with costs rising sharply, prompting concern from policymakers and industry groups about high rates and long‑term sustainability.
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