5 seats are there in ontario government.
5 seats are there in ontario government.
how many seats are there in ontario government?
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the fg's components won 124 seats in regional councils (in addition 2 seats for the npa), 92 (90 excluding the npa) of which were won on fg lists themselves. the pcf won 95 seats, 61 on fg lists and the rest on ps or other lists. the pg won 17, and the gu took 7. compared to the 2004 regional elections, in which the pcf had won 185 seats, this represented a net loss. the pcf's leadership conceded that the fg had not won as many seats as they had hoped for, but they imputed the blame on fg's decision to run independently (in 2004, the pcf ran fewer autonomous lists, hence winning more seats by allying by the ps by the first round) as well as the growing weight of europe ecology – the greens (eelv) within the left-wing bloc. the pg's national secretary, éric coquerel, said that while the fg came out weakened numerically, they came out strengthened politically.
left front (france)
ontario government debt









































the ontario government debt is the net amount of money the government of ontario has borrowed from the general public, institutional investors and public-sector bodies. as of march 31, 2018, the ontario government's total debt is projected to be cdn$348.79 billion. the debt-to-gdp ratio for 2017-2018 is 37.1% and interest on the debt is cdn$11.97 billion, representing 8.0% of ontario's revenue and its fourth-largest spending area.









































section::::debt breakdown.









































as of march 31, 2018 the breakdown of ontario's debt is as follows:









































bullet::::- canadian dollar public bonds: $259.4b (74%)









































bullet::::- foreign currency bonds: $56.4b (16%)
ontario government debt