Yesterday, premier Dalton McGuinty announced that $1.1 Billion will be given to improve municipal infrastructure. This was done to adhere to the Investing in Ontario Act, which dictates that a portion of all budget surplus goes towards provincial debt, with the remainder to be invested in municipal infrastructure. According to the article, the funds will [...]
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Yesterday, premier Dalton McGuinty announced that $1.1 Billion will be given to improve municipal infrastructure. This was done to adhere to the Investing in Ontario Act, which dictates that a portion of all budget surplus goes towards provincial debt, with the remainder to be invested in municipal infrastructure. According to the article, the funds will [...]
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