An Ontario PC Government would make a major investment of $1.9 billion over 10 years in mental health, addictions and housing supports. It’s time to take mental health as seriously as any other form of health and with this investment we will. We’re going to make sure that those struggling with addictions or mental illness get the help they need.
Few decisions are as personal, or important, to parents as the care of a child. Kathleen Wynne and the Liberals believe in ‘one-size-fits all’ government childcare. They believe that the government — and not parents — should decide what’s best for their children. Our plan will put more money in parents’ pockets and respect the choices of moms and dads in deciding what’s best for their kids.
Every election the Wynne Liberals promise to fix traffic in our neighbourhood. 14 years with no action. Only more broken promises. Stan Cho and the Ontario PCs will get Willowdale moving.
An Ontario PC government would cut hallway medicine by building 15,000 long-term care beds within five years and 30,000 beds over 10 years, listening to health care professionals.
Ontario has lost hundreds of thousands of jobs under the Liberal government. We've become a less competitive market in which to invest, set up shop, and grow a business. An Ontario PC Government would lower the corporate tax rate from 11.5 per cent to 10.5 per cent to help bring jobs back to Ontario.
An Ontario PC government would restore responsibility, accountability, and trust in our government. For 15 years the Liberal government has been plagued by scandals from the cancelation of the gas plants, to e-health, to ornge. Ontario deserves a government that works for the people not the political insiders at Queen's Park.
Life in Ontario has gotten harder and more unfordable over the last 14 years of Liberal mismanagement. It's time for a government that work for the people and puts money back in their pockets. It's time for a government that respects the taxpayer.
Under the Liberals’ watch, since 2003, Ontario residents have seen their hydro bills triple, costing the average family more than $1,000 more a year. Ontarians shouldn't have to choose between feeding their family and heating their home. A PC Government would reduce hydro rates saving the average family 12% per year.
In Willowdale, rapid condo development has led to 17,900 new residential units. This adds an estimated 1,000 new students from JK-12. Newly approved developments could increase this number by up to 1,300 in 2017-18. In 2016, 5 of 8 schools in the Yonge-Sheppard corridor already experienced overcrowding. On average, these 5 schools operate at 127% capacity. This forced schools to implement 24 portable classrooms.