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1.01.01 - “[We] will work with the federal government to resolve these trade issues [steel and aluminum tariffs imposed by the US on Canada] to make Ontario open for business again:”

1.03.01 - “[N]o carbon tax”

1.03.27 - “Return to a balanced budget on a responsible timeframe”

1.03.26 - “[U]se the up to $100 million in savings [from enabling private sector participation in natural gas distribution to rural communities] to invest in cellular and broadband expansion”

1.04.03 - “[W]ork with our teachers to ensure our kids have the skills they need to succeed”

1.04.01 - “Scrap discovery math and inquiry-based learning in our classrooms and restore proven methods of teaching”

1.04.06 - “Fix the current EQAO testing regime that is failing our kids and implement a standardized testing program that works”

1.05.04 - “Improve enforcement, including hiring more conservation officers”

1.05.06 - “Clean up our communities: Commit resources to reduce garbage in our neighbourhoods and parks”

1.05.08 - “[C]omplete the environmental assessment for the GTA West Corridor”

1.06.01 - “Create a 75% refundable tax credit for child care costs for children aged 0 - 15 and respect parents by leaving to them the choice of what kind of child care is best for their kids”

1.07.05 - “Eliminate enormous salaries at Ontario Power Generation”

1.07.09 - “Centralize government purchasing”

1.07.01 - “Challenge, in the Supreme Court of Canada, any attempt by the federal government to impose a carbon tax on Ontario families”

1.09.07 - “Hire more corrections […] officers to hold criminals accountable and protect victims”

1.09.03 - “Respect the vulnerable: Commit resources to combat domestic abuse, including elder abuse”

1.09.08 - “Hire more […] probation officers […] to hold criminals accountable and protect victims”

1.11.27 - “[A]n Ontario PC Government will use the Northern Ontario Heritage fund to keep the Huron Central Railway open”

1.11.26 - “Bring back passenger rail service to the North”

1.11.17 - “Regional transit projects in urban centres will also be funded and supported under a Doug Ford Government. This includes current transit projects, such as […] Hamilton transit ($1B). […] All these projects will move forward”

1.08.01 - “Amend the Assessment Act to ensure that Ontario Branches of the Royal Canadian Legion pay no property tax”

1.12.08 - “Help those in need: Invest $3.8 billion in mental health, addictions and housing supports over 10 years”

1.12.04 - “[T]he Ontario PC government’s commitment to reduce emergency room wait times”

1.12.10 - “[L]isten to front-line medical professionals, including nurses and doctors, to ensure that long-term stable funding is available to do the capacity planning that our health care system deserves”