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Ontario Launches Consultations on 2026 Ontario Budget « Burlington Gazette
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By Gazette Staff

November 22nd, 2025

BURLINGTON, ON

 

The government is starting consultations to gather feedback for the upcoming 2026 Ontario Budget. This initiative aims to protect Ontario while enhancing its competitiveness and resilience. These discussions will follow the progress highlighted in the 2025 Fall Economic Statement and aid in advancing the province’s protective measures.

“As we prepare for the 2026 Budget, we want to hear directly from the people of Ontario about what matters most to them, from keeping costs down and taxes low, to creating good jobs and getting shovels in the ground on critical infrastructure,” said Peter Bethlenfalvy, Minister of Finance. “Together, we will continue to navigate global challenges, safeguard our economy and ensure Ontario remains the best place to live, work and raise a family.”

To make sure that the 2026 Budget meets the needs of individuals and businesses throughout the province, input is being sought from workers, families, business owners, organizations, and communities regarding their priorities for the coming year. Ontarians can share their thoughts by:

Attending an in-person consultation meeting held across the province

Sending a written submission by mail or online

Completing an online survey

With a responsible approach and solid fiscal management, Ontario plans to keep investing in workers, businesses, and essential public services while also being flexible enough to respond to rapidly changing global circumstances. For more information or to participate, visit the online portal.

Additional Resources

2025 Ontario Economic Outlook and Fiscal Review: A Plan to Protect Ontario
2025 Ontario Budget: A Plan to Protect Ontario

 

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