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Ontario’s finance minister is strongly signalling that deficit spending will continue under his watch as the province’s economy continues to adjust to the prolonged trade war with the United States. At the same time, Peter Bethlenfalvy is warning taxpayers that service cuts could be on the horizon if Ottawa scales back financial transfers in the upcoming federal budget.The finance minister’s comments come in the wake of new findings from Ontario’s Financial Accountability Office that the province will have to spend billions of dollars more just to keep up with current service levels, and projections that the Ford government will have…
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