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Provincial Budgets

Ontario Budget 2018: ISAC Analysis and Budget Details

Important First Steps to Transformation but No Meaningful Progress on Rates The 2018 Ontario Budget introduced today proposes to make a number of critically important changes to social assistance and other benefit systems, which would…

March 28, 2018
Indigenous Justice, Policy Advocacy, Provincial Budgets, Public Education, Social Assistance Rates, Social Assistance Reform

Ontario Budget 2018: Take Action on Income Security / Passons à l’action pour la sécurité du revenu

– la version française suit dessous – It’s pre-Budget time in Ontario. As we noted recently, now’s the time to tell the Government and the Opposition parties that they must take bold steps on income security in…

January 22, 2018
Community Organizing, Employment Standards, Minimum Wage, Policy Advocacy, Provincial Budgets, Public Education, Roadmap, Social Assistance Rates, Social Assistance Reform

2017 Pre-Budget Submission – Investments Needed in Employment Standards Enforcement / Il faut investir dans l’application des normes d’emploi

– la version française suit dessous – ISAC has completed a second submission to Ontario’s 2017-18 Budget public consultation process. Our first submission focused on investments that are required in social assistance. This submission makes…

January 20, 2017
Community Organizing, Employment Standards, Policy Advocacy, Provincial Budgets

2017 Pre-budget Submission: $1 billion for OW & ODSP / 1 milliard de dollars pour OT & le POSPH

– la version française suit dessous – ISAC recently spoke to the Ontario Legislature’s Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs, to support the call from the Interfaith Social Assistance Reform Coalition (ISARC) to invest…

December 12, 2016
Community Organizing, Policy Advocacy, Provincial Budgets, Social Assistance, Social Assistance Rates

Bold steps on social assistance reform in Ontario Budget 2016, but incomes still grossly inadequate

Ontario’s 2016 Budget makes some significant commitments to social assistance reform as well as changes in other areas that will impact low-income Ontarians, including those on Ontario Works (OW) and the Ontario Disability Support Program…

February 26, 2016
Provincial Budgets, Public Education

Ontario Budget 2016: ISAC Submission to Pre-budget Consultations

Ontario is wrapping up its pre-budget consultations this week. ISAC has made a submission to both the Minister of Finance and the Ontario Legislature’s Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs. Our submission includes recommendations…

February 2, 2016
Policy Advocacy, Provincial Budgets

Budget 2015: Not Much Assistance for Social Assistance

Ontario’s 2015 Budget provides very little assistance to people relying on the low incomes provided by the province’s two social assistance programs, Ontario Works (OW) and the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP). “For most people…

April 24, 2015
Provincial Budgets, Public Education

Ontario Budget 2015: Pre-Budget Consultations

Ontario’s 2015 pre-budget consultations are about to start. ISAC will appear before the Ontario Legislature’s Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs on January 30th to present recommendations for Ontario’s 2015 budget. In addition to presenting our…

January 29, 2015
Policy Advocacy, Provincial Budgets

Budget 2014 – Update and Medical Reviews

Budget Re-introduced: More Comment Required The new Ontario government re-introduced the 2014 provincial Budget yesterday – the same Budget that was originally introduced on May 1. The Budget includes a social assistance rate increase, with proportionally…

July 15, 2014
Medical Reviews, Policy Advocacy, Provincial Budgets, Public Education

Ontario Election June 12, 2014

What does it mean for social assistance? We wanted to follow-up to our email last week about the 2014 Budget and its implications for people receiving social assistance. That’s because we got some emails asking when people…

May 5, 2014
Provincial Budgets, Provincial Elections, Public Education

Mixed Results for Social Assistance in Budget 2014

TORONTO (1 May 2014) – Ontario’s 2014 Budget takes important steps to reduce poverty in Ontario through investments in income benefits, housing and homelessness supports, and expanded health benefits for low-income children. However, the Budget provides…

May 1, 2014
Provincial Budgets, Public Education

Ontario Budget 2014: Pre-Budget Consultations

Only three weeks into the new year and already one round of provincial pre-budget consultations is complete.ISAC presented recommendations for Ontario’s 2014 Budget to the Legislature’s Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs on January 16. Our…

January 23, 2014
Community Organizing, Policy Advocacy, Provincial Budgets
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This site contains general legal information for people in Ontario, Canada. It is not intended to be used as legal advice for a specific legal problem. ISAC is a not-for-profit, non-partisan organization. ISAC is funded by Legal Aid Ontario (LAO). The funding for this website is also provided by LAO. The views expressed in any of ISAC’s publications (including written, oral, or visual) are the views of the clinic and do not necessarily reflect those of LAO.