One in seven people in Ontario have a disability. Over the next 20 years, that number will rise as the population ages.
Creating a province where every person who lives or visits can participate fully makes good sense — for our people, our businesses and our communities.
Ontario’s businesses, organizations and communities are working to become more accessible and inclusive to people with disabilities … just watch!
Jobs and Prosperity Council
Ontario must act quickly to become more competitive and seize opportunities in the new global economy, according to Advantage Ontario, the report of Ontario’s Jobs and Prosperity Council.
The report identifies five key areas for action: going global; driving productivity growth; unleashing innovation and entrepreneurship; capitalizing on strength in talent and delivering smart, efficient government.