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May 23, 2026
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Scott Stinson: ‘No Tax on Food’ is a slogan that Doug Ford will have a tough time resisting
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-0.30 · CENTER-LEFT
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-0.394 · LEFT
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-0.697 · LEFT
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Article Excerpt
Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles’ proposal to eliminate the provincial share of HST on all food and drink items would be less of a tax savings for the wealthy homeowner than for someone working in the gig economy and grabbing something to eat on the way home. PHOTO BY ADOBE STOCK Article content Short of hoping that Doug Ford would manage to buy himself another luxury vehicle before the Ontario legislature breaks for summer, Opposition Leader Marit Stiles and team have been presumably casting about for an issue that could score them some points during the final stretch of what has been a rocky …
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May 23, 2026