Immigration is Critical to Ontario’s Prosperity
- A higher worker-retiree ratio will ease the tax burden for all Ontario workers. 7:1 ratio in the 1960s, estimated to be only 2:1 ratio by 2036, according to Statistics Canada
- Attract top talent with radically better public services, lower taxes, more affordable housing, and a faster commute
- Attracting top foreign students, professionals, and entrepreneurs will help companies grow, create jobs; and increase government tax revenues without raising taxes
- Design an application process for a Permanent Resident Card that is simpler, clearer, and faster with real-time updates
- Easier and faster recertification for newcomers, especially in healthcare and skilled trades
- English lessons to help newcomers complete their education and get certified in Ontario
- Ontario residents with a Permanent Resident Card should be able to vote in elections
- Ontario Business Centre: resources, seminars (Canadian Export Academy: Trade Accelerator Program), export experts and volunteers including new immigrants to help Ontario businesses be more successful trading around the world. See great.gov.uk
An Ontario Driven by Innovation
It is time to build a better future for Ontario – one where innovation is at its core. Focused on human centered design, disruptive innovations, and making Government as a Platform real to radically improve access, quality, and affordability of government services.
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