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Liberals to pledge fitness tax credits, dental care
toronto.ctv.ca
The Ontario Liberals' election platform will include promises to cut the Provincial Sales Tax on bicycles, give parents a tax credit for children enrolled in sports and offer dental care to the working poor.
Canadian Press
Ontario’s Liberal government will offer a $42-million program to help students with homework as part of their re-election platform to be unveiled Thursday, The Canadian Press has learned.
Sources said that Premier Dalton McGuinty will promise to more than triple funding from $12 million to $42 million a year for the homework-assistance project when he announces his party’s platform.
The Ontario government will absorb more than $935 million in social services costs from municipalities, Premier Dalton McGuinty announced Monday.
The Liberal premier unveiled the four-year program during the first day of the annual conference of the Association of Municipalities of Ontario in Ottawa that ends Wednesday.
McGuinty promises February holiday
Campaigning Early
James Cowan, National Post, with files from CanWest News Service
Published: Tuesday, September 04, 2007The Ontario Liberals yesterday promised to create a February holiday if re-elected next month, an announcement that overshadowed the official kickoff of the Conservatives' election campaign.
Liberal platform to promise payment for PSA tests
toronto.ctv.ca
CTV News has learned the governing Liberal Party will launch their formal election platform by Friday, but on Thursday, Premier Dalton McGuinty will announce funding for PSA tests for prostate cancer.
Men who have Prostate Specific Antigen tests, which are used for early detection of a treatable form of cancer, currently have to pay $25 or $30 for the test out of their own pockets.
Laurie Monsebraaten and Robert Benzie 60 min. ago
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