Within the next five years, Ontario will help to create another 100,000 new, licensed child care spaces so that more families in Toronto can find quality, affordable care.
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At the mid-point in the government's mandate, Premier Kathleen Wynne released to the public today all of the ministers' mandate letters. As the government continues to deliver on its top priority of jobs and growth, the 34 letters direct the new cabinet and their ministries to work together to deliver more inclusive growth, with measures that will help people in their everyday lives.
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Today in Ottawa, Premier Kathleen Wynne was at École élémentaire catholique Horizon-Jeunesse to announce a $1.5-million investment to build three new child care rooms that will result in 49 new licensed child care spaces.
Read Full StoryToday, Marie-France Lalonde, Ontario's Minister Responsible for Francophone Affairs, issued the following statement:
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Ontario's provincial parks offer great opportunities to view beautiful fall colours throughout the province.
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Ontario is investing $75,000 through its Sport Hosting Program to support the 2016 World Junior Girls Golf Championships in Mississauga, promoting athlete and sport development and benefitting the local economy.
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Ontario and Quebec have signed a new cooperation agreement on French language and culture in Canada, and have also announced a new pilot project for cultural exchanges between 40 francophone and francophile youth in Quebec and Ontario.
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Today, Steven Del Duca, Minister of Transportation, and Michael Gravelle, Minister of Northern Development and Mines and MPP for Thunder Bay-Superior North issued the following statement:
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