Tag: kathleen wynne
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Non-Repayable Ontario Student Grant Starting in 2017-18 Academic Year: Tuition Free for Many Canadian Students in Ontario
The following video presents Ontario Budget 2016: Ontario is making college and university more accessible and affordable for low- and middle-income students and their families through the new Ontario Student Grant. The non-repayable Ontario Student Grant will start in the 2017-18 academic year. Making Tuition More Affordable “The OSG will make average college or university…
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Ontario (Canada) + India: Trade Agreements Worth Over $240 Million and More Than 150 High-Value Jobs to Be Created in Ontario
The following video presents Ontario Business Mission to India: Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne recently concluded her trade mission (February 1 – 5, 2016) in India. Premier Wynne signed Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) with five Indian states during the mission. These agreements will make it easier for the regions to work together in areas of mutual…
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Ontario’s Total New Investments from China: Almost $1 Billion Will Create 1,800 Canadian Jobs
This is an update to the previous blog, Ontario Secured About $572 Million Investment Projects from China to Create up to 570 Canadian Jobs. The following new agreements signed on October 31, 2014, as part of Premier Kathleen Wynne’s mission to China will bring 850 new jobs to Ontario communities: Yiwu North America Corporation announced…
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Ontario Secured About $572 Million Investment Projects from China to Create up to 570 Canadian Jobs
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne, during her first trade mission to China, announced on October 27 and 28, 2014, that Ontario secured the following significant new investments from Chinese partners: October 27 Suzhou Xingya Investment Company announced it will invest about $20 million in a new steel nail manufacturing plant in Kitchener, which will create up…
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Ontario’s Minimum Wage Increases to $11 Per Hour on June 1, 2014
This is an update to the previous blogs: Canadian Campaign for a $14 Minimum Wage in Ontario: On the 14th of Every Month-Starting Today 2013; and Your Input: Canadian Poverty Consultation for Ontario Until October 2013. “Virtually every Canadian trying to survive on minimum wage in any province – and the wages vary – lives…