Allison Jones, The Canadian Press

Allison Jones is a reporter with The Canadian Press, a national news agency headquartered in Toronto and founded in 1917.

Ontario deficit ballooning to $9.8B next year

The government also proposed amendments to support a permanent target-benefit pension framework

By Allison Jones, The Canadian Press  and  Staff |March 26, 2024

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Ontario expects $1.3B deficit, to post surplus in a year

Budget items include an expanded Guaranteed Annual Income System and a promise to review tax system

By Allison Jones, The Canadian Press |March 23, 2023

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Ontario proposes housing affordability task force

Both housing prices and the number of home sales have grown in the past year

By Allison Jones, The Canadian Press |November 8, 2021

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Ontario focused on recovery, determined to avoid future lockdowns, throne speech says

A major promise from the 2018 election that has not been fulfilled is a pledge to cut income taxes by 20% for the second income-tax bracket

By Allison Jones, The Canadian Press |October 4, 2021

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Ontario boosts Covid-19 spending amid uncertainty around variants

The province is putting an additional $2.2 billion toward Covid-19 spending

By Allison Jones, The Canadian Press |August 12, 2021

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Ontario more than doubles deficit to tackle Covid-19

The province’s package includes financial relief for parents and low-income seniors

By Allison Jones, The Canadian Press |March 25, 2020

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Child-care tax credit, faster write-offs on capital investments included in Ontario budget

The province doesn’t expect to have its books balanced until 2023-24

By Allison Jones, The Canadian Press |April 11, 2019

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