Finance Minister Charles Sousa says the Hydro One IPO is 'going to be open for retail as well as institutional investors, but we’ll let the market prevail.' ...
Category: Government Finance and the Economy
Tax credit cuts to be delayed for some film and TV productions
Tourism, Culture and Sport Minister Michael Coteau says the government will table amendments to film and TV tax credits to give the full fare to producers with a 'significant commitment' to Ontario. ...
Heard: Unifor bus drivers face Thursday strike deadline
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Heard: Ad campaign launched against Hydro One sell-off
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Seen: Province partners on new angel investment network
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Heard: Life sciences hub established in Windsor area
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Seen: Ottawa spends nearly $4 million on biosciences sector
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Seen: Province expands youth business skills program
The Ministry of Economic Development, Employment and Infrastructure is partnering with industry, educators and not-for-profit groups to expand a program that helps young people get the skills and experience they need ...
Budget hearings day 3: Ombudsman, auditor general reject government’s defence of Hydro One oversight
Both legislative officers argued that Hydro One customers deserve to be protected by their oversight, and that potential investors shouldn't be scared off by added accountability ...
CPP fund grows assets 18.3 per cent to $264.6 billion
CPP Fund ends its 2015 fiscal year with net assets up from $219.1 billion at end of fiscal 2014 ...
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