Within three days for voters to head out to the polls, the PCs released their campaign platform this Monday, promising up to $40 billion in new spending. Party leader Doug Ford said that fighting the U.S. tariffs would likely increase the province's deficit.
A central pillar of the PC platform is to respond to the U.S. tariffs. They are proposing $5 billion to the Protect Ontario Account to counter trade restrictions, alongside $10 billion in business tax deferrals and $3 billion in payroll tax relief for small businesses. There are also major infrastructure spendings.
