The owners of Mississauga's Meyer's Transport have been thinking long and hard about Ontario's new harmonized sales tax. They have concluded it will mean jobs for Ontarians and lower prices for consumers in the long haul.

Roger Martin- Dean of the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management has concluded that Ontario's new harmonized sales tax will create jobs for Ontarians.

Roger Martin of the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management has concluded Ontario's new harmonized sales tax will mean new jobs for Ontarians.

Roger Martin, Dean of the Rotman School of Business, has concluded that the new hst will create jobs for Ontarians.

The Premier lined up to get his at a clinic at Toronto's Metro Hall Friday.

The Premier at Georgian College in Barrie announcing the opening of a Nurse Practitioner clinic.

Ontario has decided to keep the tax exemption on meals under 4 dollars when the sales tax harmonization begins next July 1st. This- added to the other tax breaks our government is giving to 93 per cent of Ontarians will make life easier for families. Newspapers will be exempted too because they are important for our democracy. Today's announcement comes on the heels of last week's study by respected economist Jack Mintz that showed the new HST will created an estimated 591-thousand jobs in the next ten years. It is the right thing to do to create a strong Ontario of the future.

Ontario remembers today at our ceremony at Queen's Park.

On November 9th Ontarians paid tribute to fallen soldiers and their families at a ceremony at Queen's Park

Ontario's Tribute to the Fallen

Jubilation in Guadalajara Mexico and in Toronto as the GTA holds the winning bid for the 2015 Pan Am Games.

The McGuinty government unveils full-day learning.

Ontario is announcing grants of up to $2000 to apprentices and $1000 to employers when training is successfully completed. These steps are part of the government's plan to strengthen Ontario's apprenticeship and skilled traded system and ensure we have the skilled workers we need for tomorrow's economy.

Ontario's Second Career program is helping laid-off workers develop the skills they need to find new jobs. The Premier went to Guelph to meet several people who are training as welders. Second Career has been an amazing success helping more than 21-thousand train for high-demand jobs. The government is investing an additional $78 million to keep up with demand.