Ontario election 2022 platform guide: What are the parties promising?
Katherine DeClerq
Ontario's 2022 provincial election is just days away, and you might be wondering who you should vote for.
Whether it’s discounted transit fares, cheaper lunches or a rebate on licence plate renewal fees–it seems like Ontario’s political parties have money to spare.
CTVNewsToronto.ca has compiled a list of some of the major pledges made by the leaders of the province's four major parties.
The list below is a snapshot of what each party is promising, and is not a full representations of each platform.
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Development by Jesse Tahirali.
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