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Training Program May Not Help Ontario Job-Seekers

CP | Maria Babbage, The Canadian Press | Posted 03.22.2013 | Canada Politics

TORONTO - The governing Liberals say Ontario's most vulnerable job-seekers may not get the help they need if Ottawa goes ahead with the new skills tra...

Ontario's Decade-Long Job Decline

CP | Julian Beltrame, The Canadian Press | Posted 01.28.2013 | Canada Business

OTTAWA - Ontario's status as the economic engine of country has been in a steady decline for the better part of a decade — and most of the blame can...

How Cutting Taxes Actually Helps the Economy

Tim Hudak | Posted 12.25.2012 | Canada Politics
Tim Hudak

Two aspirations for Ontario -- to be the engine of Canadian jobs again and to have world-leading public services -- are interdependent, not separate, goals. We can't have one without the other. And Ontarians deserve both. Instead of grants and handouts to the politically connected, I believe tax cuts create jobs. Tax relief creates jobs, grows the economy, and stimulates new business investments.

Part 3: How Closed Tendering Does Nothing to Help Everyday Workers

Tim Hudak | Posted 09.03.2012 | Canada
Tim Hudak

Whether it is at the Pentagon, or the Toronto District School Board, the root of the problem is the same -- sweetheart deals made possible thanks to what's called closed tendering, allowing the well-connected to charge ridiculous rates for routine items or work. This is yet another example of outdated government policy that hurts our economy and reduces opportunities for individual workers and businesses.

Part 2: Give Workers the Chance to Say "No" to Old-Time Union Bosses

Tim Hudak | Posted 09.02.2012 | Canada Politics
Tim Hudak

Sometimes big challenges require big ideas. And big ideas mean big change. Ontario has bounced back before by thinking -- and acting -- with bold strokes. Ontario can again lead Canada in competitiveness and job creation by getting our economic fundamentals right. But a key step will be to open up economic opportunities for individual workers -- not old-time union bosses.

Unemployment Up, McGuinty Upbeat

CP | Posted 10.05.2011 | Canada

WOODSTOCK, Ont. - Premier Dalton McGuinty tried to put the best face on unemployment figures released Friday showing Ontario lost 22,400 jobs last mon...