Document Highlights:
- The Ontario economy will expand by slightly less than 2.0 per cent in both 2018 and 2019.
- Weaker household spending is a major factor behind the softer outlook.
- Housing starts will continue to decline over the near term due to the policies implemented by the provincial and federal governments to cool the Greater Toronto housing market.
- A 25.0 per cent tariff on Canada’s auto exports to the U.S. would have a devastating effect on Ontario’s economy.
- The elimination of the cap-and-trade program could lower gasoline prices but will reduce government revenues by $1.9 billion annually.

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