.@) By now I’m sure you’ve heard the news about the jobsOntario Capital funding for area transporta- tion improvements and for the con- struction of the Glen Williams water main. These projects are important elements in our overall plan to correct our “infrastructure deficit”. For too long, investment in our transportation and communica- tion systems, and water lines and sewers has just not been good enough. Ontario is only beginning to émerge from the worst economic recession since the 1930’s. It has been worse than anyone expected and it’s lasted longer than anyone expected? The effects were magni- fied in our provincial government — high “real interest rates” and a high Canadian dollar during much of the recession, and the Free Trade Agreement. We need to do two things to get our economy moving again: — get unemployed people back to work as quickly as possible - reshape our economic foundation to meet the changing demands of the world economy. If we address the second problem we'll help solve the first. Our Economic Renewal Agenda means developing policies and programs that work to rebuild the provincial economy. It means laying the groundwork for long term growth in productivity. Economic renewal means stimulating investment and maintaining public services. And it means new and better ways of doing business. Our government is focusing on three key aspects of our economy. Forget the Rest come to the best!!! "It's worth th * all mazda incentives apply Noel Duignan MPP Halton North 1. We're working to build a high- ly qualified, well trained work- force. 2. We're promoting the industrial development of Ontario with pro- grams that support innovation and investment in new technologies. 3. We’re investing in the infra- structure of our province. During the last two years, our government has increased capital investment by 20 percent because we know that investing in infra- structure is important to economic renewal. We’ ve identified projects that will realize our need to create jobs now and to restructure our economy for the future. And jobsOntario Capital will be the cat- alyst. We'll invest more than 460 million dollars during the next fis- cal year to make major improve- ments in five areas — transit, telecommunications, clean water, the Ontario Government Relocation plan, and highways. ueen's Park report Ontario emerging from economic recession People in the transportation industry don’t like traffic jams. In the business of shipping goods, time really is money. They particu- larly don’t like traffic congestion in the Greater Toronto Area. They say it adds two billion dollars to the cost of moving goods every year. By investing in our infrastructure, we can reduce that waste and, in the process, help a large number of firms boost their competitive abili- ty. We're also using a different approach to highway development. The recently announced Transportation Capital Corporation will be dedicated to building new highway and transit projects that involve innovation in their financ- ing or delivery. The new agency will encourage the private sector to participate in these undertakings and will have access to user-based funding such as tolls on new high- ways. Highway 407 will be a pilot project for new financing — in par- ticular, the use of tools, but all tolls collected and other alternative financial arrangements will be used as revenues for the construction instead of being lumped into the general revenue of the provincial government. HALTON HILLS FIRE DEPARTMENT “9-1-1 SPECIALS EFFECTIVE February 21/93 ONLY! BEATRICE 500 ml. with coupon 10 Ib. bag DELI SLICED COOKED -40/100gr Xeon Ke) \ 010) 2) BN |e) 140 Mill St. E. ACTON 853-0400 Sunday 10 -5 p.m. Mon. to Wed. 8 - 6 p.m. Thurs., Fri. 8 - 9 p.m. Saturday 8 - 6 p.m. GIVES YOU For February only no charge automatic on all '93 models or up to $1,000 discount GIVES YOU Makina You Feet Just RIGHT e drive to Achilles in Acton" (416) 357 Queen Street East, ACTON Super DEALS Super DEALER (519)