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The Morning Rush - Four cats saved from apartment fire by Riverside County firefighters

Ahead of Thursday’s Ontario Budget, the Ford government is extending the full HST rebate to all new homebuyers, for all properties under $1 million. Right now, there is an HST rebate in place, but it only applies to first-time homebuyers. Kristy Cameron goes 1-on-1 with Ontario Housing Minister Rob Flack on today's Ottawa Now.

Ahead of Thursday&rsquo;s Ontario Budget, the Ford government is extending the full HST rebate to all new homebuyers, for all properties under $1 million. Right now, there is an HST rebate in place, but it only applies to first-time homebuyers. Kristy Cameron goes 1-on-1 with Ontario Housing Minister Rob Flack on today's Ottawa Now.

Ottawa Now - Ford government to extend full HST rebate to all homebuyers

The Manitoba government is planning to scrap the PST on all groceries, as announced earlier today by Premier Wab Kinew. Here in Ontario, it's a bit of a different story. Most basic groceries – fruits, vegetables, and canned beans – are already exempt from Ontario’s provincial HST. Prepared foods – snacks, beverages, and single-serve items – are taxed. So that would be anything from bags of chips and chocolate bars, to pre-made salads and rotisserie chickens. Should Ontario follow Manitoba's lead? What about the feds? Mike Von Massow is a Food Economist with the University of Guelph. He joins Kristy Cameron on today's Ottawa Now.

The Manitoba government is planning to scrap the PST on all groceries, as announced earlier today by Premier Wab Kinew. Here in Ontario, it's a bit of a different story.&nbsp;Most basic groceries &ndash; fruits, vegetables, and canned beans &ndash; are already exempt from Ontario&rsquo;s provincial HST. Prepared foods &ndash; snacks, beverages, and single-serve items &ndash; are taxed. So that would be anything from bags of chips and chocolate bars, to pre-made salads and rotisserie chickens. Should Ontario follow Manitoba's lead? What about the feds?&nbsp;Mike Von Massow is a Food Economist with the University of Guelph. He joins Kristy Cameron on today's Ottawa Now.

Ottawa Now - Should taxes be scrapped on all Ontario foods?

Bill is joined by a resident at The Miller Senior Apartments who formerly worked in radio and TV as a commercial producer, Paul Gilbert, as part of the Living List with the Miller Apartments.

Bill is joined by a resident at The Miller Senior Apartments who formerly worked in radio and TV as a commercial producer, Paul Gilbert, as part of the Living List with the Miller Apartments.

The Morning Rush - Four cats saved from apartment fire by Riverside County firefighters

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