Premiers ring in 2023 with talks of economic improvement, health care, affordability
Premier Scott Moe says his province has a lot to be optimistic for in 2023 as it starts year by indexing personal income tax at the rate of inflation.
Premier Doug Ford touts the province’s progress on infrastructure construction and moves to help with the cost of living including scrapping licence plate sticker fees, removing some highways tolls and extending gas and fuel tax rate cuts., Premier Francois Legault says Quebecers are lucky to live somewhere beautiful and safe, where residents help each other when things get difficult.
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