Our government is working to make living in Ontario more affordable for families with children and seniors. Just one of these steps includes, "An enhancement to the first-time homebuyers refund, expanding rent control to private market rental units in Ontario, and a Fair Housing Plan that has helped the housing market rebalance." Many students are now eligible for free university tuition and seniors may have lower drug costs. Eco-friendly households can benefit, too. "Thousands of dollars available in rebates and financial support for homeowners who make energy-efficient upgrades, supported by the proceeds of Ontario's carbon market."
Ontario is taking steps to help families afford the costs of caring for children and seniors, highlighting a package of measures that are easing the financial pressures people are facing in today's rapidly changing economy. The Premier was at the EarlyON child and family centre at St. Paul Catholic School today to talk with families about the way uncertainty in the economy is impacting their ability to care for their loved ones and keep up with the bills, and hear how the package of supports the government has announced is helping. Recent changes the government has made to make life...
Our government is working to make living in Ontario more affordable for families with children and seniors. Just one of these steps includes, "An enhancement to the first-time homebuyers refund, expanding rent control to private market rental units in Ontario, and a Fair Housing Plan that has helped the housing market rebalance." Many students are now eligible for free university tuition and seniors may have lower drug costs. Eco-friendly households can benefit, too. "Thousands of dollars available in rebates and financial support for homeowners who make energy-efficient upgrades, supported by the proceeds of Ontario's carbon market."