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Ministry of Finance

@ONfinance

Official account of Ontario’s Ministry of Finance. Terms of use https://teapawt.org/t.co/lNQR31MmWu. En français : @ONfinances

 Ontario, Canada
ontario.ca/finance
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It’s #FinancialLiteracyMonth and #TipTuesday is back! For the month of November learn practical ways to strengthen your personal finances and build financial resilience. #FLM2026
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(1/5) #ICYMI: Ontario released the 2026 Ontario Economic Outlook and Fiscal Review: A Plan to Protect Ontario – a plan to protect Ontario workers, businesses and communities, while building the most competitive, resilient and self-reliant economy in the G7.
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(4/5) •Supporting access to over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids. •Expanding border enforcement, protecting communities and strengthening illegal cannabis enforcement.
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(5/5) •Keeping shovels in the ground with over $210 billion over 10 years in planned investments for transit and infrastructure. Learn more at ontario.ca/fallstatement #OnFES2026
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(1/2) The government is continuing to advance innovative solutions that improve patient care and provide greater choice and convenience such as supporting access to over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids.
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(2/2) The proposed changes would allow the sale and use of over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids, providing an additional option for people with mild to moderate hearing loss. Learn more: Ontario.ca/fallstatement #OnFES2026
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(1/2) Ontario’s Primary Care Action plan is on track to achieving its goal of connecting everyone in Ontario to primary care by 2029, bringing the four-year investment to $3.4 billion.
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(2/2) Learn more about the series of initiatives the government has taken to connect Ontarians to ongoing primary care: Ontario.ca/fallstatement #OnFES2026
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To help keep Ontario communities safe, the government is proposing measures that strengthen enforcement against illegal cannabis activity that threatens public health and safety. Read the details in #OnFES2026 at: Ontario.ca/fallstatement
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(1/3) Ontario continues to keep putting shovels in the ground with investments in highways, transit and community infrastructure including:
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(2/3) •Advancing construction on Hwy 413, Hwy 7, and the Bradford Bypass •Progressing work on subways, light rail transit lines and the GO network •Return of the Northlander passenger rail service #OnFES2026
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(3/3) Learn more about these investments and others at: Ontario.ca/fallstatement
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(1/2) The government is committed to making Ontario the most competitive economy in the G7 through the Ontario Competitiveness Tax Cut, providing over $8 billion in additional provincial tax relief over the next five years to qualifying businesses –
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(2/2) allowing them to immediately write off 100% of the value of a wide range of assets. Learn more: Ontario.ca/fallstatement #OnFES2026
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Ontario is supporting the film and television industry by proposing to make the Ontario Computer Animation and Special Effects Tax Credit producer-eligible only, improving accessibility for production companies looking to invest in Ontario. Read more: Ontario.ca/fallstatement
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(1/2) The government continues to keep costs down for families and individuals with over $12.5 billion in support in 2026-27 with:
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(2/2) •Savings on energy costs •Relief on gas and fuel taxes •Support for low-income seniors •Temporary enhanced HST relief on new homes •Child care initiatives and family benefits Learn how the government is keeping costs down: Ontario.ca/fallstatement #OnFES2026
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(1/2) The government continues to respond to U.S. trade actions with nearly $30 billion announced since April 2025 in tariff relief and support for workers and businesses, including measures to build long-term economic resiliency and prosperity.
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(2/2) It has also expanded eligibility for the Ontario Together Trade Fund (OTTF) and the Protect Ontario Financing Program (POFP) to provide businesses the critical support needed. Learn more: Ontario.ca/fallstatement #OnFES2026
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