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Media & Policy News: 30 April 2012

Ontario Budget
Hamilton activists tells the Premier what they think
Spec editorial says Premier and Horwath did the right things
Crunching the “tax the rich” numbers
[…]

April 30, 2012
General, Media and Policy News E-list Archive

Media & Policy News: 25 April 2012

More on the Ontario budget
OCAP disrupt the budget speech yesterday
I’m not THAT happy about it, honestly. Certainly not “cheering”.
Radwanski on potential costs of the tax hike
[…]

April 25, 2012
General, Media and Policy News E-list Archive

ODSP Action Coalition – MPP Lobby Kit

The ODSP Action Coalition has created a lobby kit for advocates to use in meetings with their MPPs on the Social Assistance Review. The Coalition is a provincial group advocating for people with disabilities on ODSP and considers the Social Assistance Review the most important opportunity in decades to improve ODSP so that people with disabilities can live with dignity. Unfortunately, the Coalition is increasingly worried that any restructuring that comes out of the review will be more about reducing the costs of ODSP than improving the lives of people with disabilities.

April 18, 2012
Policy Advocacy, Social Assistance Reform

Media & Policy News: 17 April 2012

Ontario Budget 2012
Horwath and McGuinty agree on a budget plan
Sheila Block at Wellesley reminds us: “While we acknowledge this progress, we must not lose sight of the overall impact of this budget. There will be a real, per capita decrease in program spending. Ontarians will lose services.”
Martin Regg Cohn says it was McGuinty that put OW on the table
[…]

April 17, 2012
General, Media and Policy News E-list Archive

Media & Policy News: 3 April 2012

Ontario Budget 2012
Coalition of groups in Kitchener tell John Milloy the budget will be hardest on people who are poor
Here’s their press release
Hamilton Roundtable responds to the budget
[…]

April 3, 2012
General, Media and Policy News E-list Archive

Media & Policy News: 2 April 2012

Ontario Budget 2012
Have your say on Budget 2012 – click here to take action
Carol Goar column: Requiem for a Caring Province
Freeze to social assistance rates and OW health benefit cuts will hurt people with HIV/AIDS
[…]

April 2, 2012
General, Media and Policy News E-list Archive

Ontario Budget 2012: Have Your Say

The 2012 Ontario Budget is deeply disappointing for the nearly 900,000 men, women, and children in Ontario who currently rely on Ontario Works and the Ontario Disability Support Program for income and other necessary benefits.…

March 28, 2012
Community Organizing, Policy Advocacy, Provincial Budgets

ISAC’s initial analysis of what Ontario’s 2012 Budget means for people on social assistance

The 2012 Ontario Budget is deeply disappointing for the nearly 900,000 men, women, and children in Ontario who currently rely on Ontario Works and the Ontario Disability Support Program for income and other necessary benefits.…

March 27, 2012
Provincial Budgets, Public Education

McGuinty Government Seeks Balance on the Backs of the Poor

TORONTO (26 March 2012) – Two days before the 2012-13 Ontario Budget, Premier Dalton McGuinty has chosen to break faith with the poorest in Ontario. The Premier has been quoted in all Ontario’s major newspapers…

March 26, 2012
Provincial Budgets, Public Education

Take Action on Austerity

Join us and raise your concerns on the austerity agenda in Ontario – sign up TODAY to the e-action from Ontario Campaign 2000 and available on Make Poverty History’s website at http://www.makepovertyhistory.ca/act/an-ontario-that-works-for-everyone. The e-action gives…

March 21, 2012
Community Organizing, Provincial Budgets

ISAC Response to the Commission’s Second Discussion Paper

To create a response that addresses the issues that affect groups that deal with the most disadvantage in our economy and in society, we’ve been working with partners in the community legal clinic system and community partners with concerns around the impact of social assistance on people with disabilities, women, members of racialized communities, and newcomers. We are still hosting meetings with our community partners, but have reached the point at which we can share draft elements of our submission to the Commission.

March 15, 2012
Policy Advocacy, Social Assistance Reform

Positive or Punitive: What will Reform Mean for People with Disabilities?

We must state at the outset that this kind of understanding of the needs and reality of life for people with disabilities did not come through in “Approaches for Reform”.

March 14, 2012
Policy Advocacy, Social Assistance Reform
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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.