Steven in the media this week: March 26, 2021
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- CTV Toronto: Ontario Liberals pledge to cancel Hwy 413, build and repair schools instead
- TVO: Steven Del Duca on Hwy. 413
- Yahoo News: Doug Ford Abandons Families in Crisis, Decides Pandemic is Behind Him
- CTV Toronto: Critics say Ontario budget doesn’t meet immediate needs during pandemic
- CBC: Ontario budget 2021: Deep deficits as province plots COVID-19 recovery
- Toronto Star: Personal support workers come up short on permanent wage hikes in Ontario budget
- Toronto Star: Ontario budget boosts COVID aid for small business, tourism industry
- Press Conference: Steven Del Duca speaks to media about his plan to invest $8 billion into schools
- Global News: Paid sick leave left out of Ontario government’s 2021 budget
- Radio-Canada: Budget de l’Ontario : des années de déficits avant un retour à l’équilibre
- Toronto Star: Ontario Liberals would kill Hwy. 413 ‘once and for all,’ Steven Del Duca says
- St. Catherines Standard: Ontario Liberals would kill Hwy. 413 ‘once and for all,’ Steven Del Duca says
- The Bill Kelly Show: Liberal Leader Steven Del Duca promises to kill Hwy 413 ‘once and for all’
- Toronto Star: COVID-19 means budget deficits for the rest of the decade, Ford Tories warn
- The Wyatt Sharpe Show: Interview with Steven Del Duca
- Global News: Ontario budget includes new inpatient hospital wing in Brampton, expansion planning for region
- QP Briefing: Ontario tables pandemic recovery budget with $33.1B deficit
- Le Droit: Budget ontarien: Doug Ford «dérobe l’espoir» aux Ontariens
- Toronto Star: Ontario government loses carbon-pricing fight and now wants to work with Ottawa to battle climate change
- CityNews: Del Duca says if elected premier, he’ll scrap Highway 413 plans and use money for schools
- MyKemptvilleNow: MPP Clark Highlights Investment In Local Hospitals And Broadband Support In Provincial Budget
- Toronto Star: Doug Ford’s Tories are using Ontario’s pandemic budget to campaign and fundraise
- CTV Toronto: ‘We’re disappointed’: Ontario will respect Supreme Court ruling on federal carbon pricing
