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Provincial Elections

Provincial elections provide a good opportunity to get a better understanding of where the various political parties stand on issues related to poverty and social assistance. Read our posts and documents below for this information.

We also help people across Ontario to engage their communities in conversation and action around poverty-related issues by compiling election-related activity kits, which are available on our community organizing page. Our entire catalog of election-related materials is available on our Publications Archive page.

  • Ontario’s Political Parties on Income Security & Social Assistance Reform May 30, 2018 - – la version française suit dessous – The outcome of the June 7 provincial election will be very important for low-income people in Ontario. We sent four political parties in Ontario – the Liberals, NDP, Progressive Conservatives, and Greens –questions on where they stand on five important issues: What they would do to improve OW and ODSP ...
  • Election 2018: Tools That You Can Use April 23, 2018 - ISAC’s election kit and associated resources are ready for you to use in your community. Election Day is June 7, and the official election campaign started on May 9. An election period provides a vital opportunity to advocate on issues that are important for low-income people across Ontario. It’s a time when the political parties ...
  • Ontario Election 2014: Where do the parties stand? June 6, 2014 - We sent three separate questionnaires to four parties – the Greens, the Liberals, the NDP, and the Progressive Conservatives. The questions are about issues related to Ontario Works (OW), the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP), and various income security programs and policies – poverty reduction, extended medical benefits, WSIB and EI. We’ve compiled their responses ...
  • Ontario Election 2014 May 22, 2014 - Table of Contents Election Day in Ontario is June 12.Election KitQuestions for CandidatesQuestions for PartiesOther Resources Election Day in Ontario is June 12. Issues that affect low-income Ontarians are important to talk about during provincial election campaigns. That’s because provincial government action can go a long way toward making life better for everyone in Ontario. ...
  • Ontario Election June 12, 2014 May 5, 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 would start to get the social assistance rate increases that were in the Budget. In order for the Budget to ...
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