As tariffs threaten trade, Ontario can strengthen its economy from within through Indigenous culture, sports, and tourism. By replacing failed P3 models with transparent, community-driven partnerships and Indigenous-led international Games, Ontario can create jobs, lower taxes, and empower every city and town.
Since COVID, the cost of living in Ontario has spiraled out of control. Groceries, rent, and transit have skyrocketed while wages barely moved. Ontario Connected looks beyond inflation to the root cause — disconnection — and offers a roadmap to rebuild affordability through better transit, housing, and broadband access.
Tarek ElBaradie | Ontario Connected begins with a bold vision: a 50-year plan to transform how Ontarians move and connect. This first episode explores why the project is urgent, the cost of doing nothing, and how a fully connected province can change everyday life for families, students, and communities.
Introduction: A Moment of Reckoning Canada stands at a crossroads. For too long, our prosperity has been tied almost entirely [...]
Introduction Every morning, Ontario wakes up to the same story: the 401 at a crawl, TTC subways packed shoulder-to-shoulder, [...]
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