Budget 2023 Ontario – First Nation Policy and Funding Envelopes
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Making Progress on Modernizing Ontario’s Tobacco Tax AdministrationInvesting in a new Emergency Response Fund, to provide urgent relief
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Budget 2023 – First Nation New Funding Envelopes
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The federal government will also work with Indigenous partners to provide additional support for Indigenous health priorities by
Scuttlebutt Surrounding Ontario Budget 2023/2024 – Ontario is Set to Introduce its Budget on March 23, 2023.
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Executive Summary:Spending Austerity will be introduced into the Ontario Budget 2023/2024 Spending items will be Infrastructure Investments: E.g.Schools,
Ontario Announces Changes to Parliamentary Assistant Roles
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What Are Parliamentary Assistants?Typically known as a position under the Minister, with responsibilities for the portfolios.“Parliamentary assistants support
Ontario Invests in Inclusive and Accessible Communities Applications now open for 2023-24 Inclusive Community Grants
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The Ontario government is investing $750,000 to help communities across the province become more inclusive and accessible for
Working together to improve health care for Canadians
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BackgrounderFebruary 7, 2023Today, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his provincial and territorial counterparts discussed actions needed to improve