http://www.fin.gov.on.ca/en/budget/ontariobudgets/2013/papers_all.html

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Highlights
Ontario has created almost 400,000 jobs since June 2009, recovering all of the jobs lost during the recession.
The current level of employment is more than 130,000 jobs above the high point before the recession.
Ontario's planned infrastructure investments of more than $35 billion over the next three years would support over 100,000 jobs on average each year.
Since 2008, the New Relationship Fund has invested more than $77 million in over 520 economic development projects involving First Nation communities, Métis communities and Aboriginal organizations.
An additional $360 million over three years is being invested by the government into the Northern Industrial Electricity Rate (NIER) program, starting in 2013–14.
The Province plans to proceed with a new $100 million investment to help small and rural municipalities build roads, bridges and other critical infrastructure.
New investments planned for GO Transit over the next 10 years include infrastructure projects that will allow for an additional 50,000 riders per day, an increase of almost 20 per cent over current levels.
The Province is proposing a comprehensive Youth Jobs Strategy of $295 million over two years to create employment and mentorship opportunities for about 30,000 youth and to promote entrepreneurship and innovation in Ontario.
The Province is supporting Ontario manufacturers by extending the accelerated Capital Cost Allowance for manufacturing and processing machinery and equipment, providing $265 million in tax savings over three years.