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Paul Wells in Conversation: Kathleen Wynne
The Ontario premier talks infrastructure, health and finances
Kathleen Wynne ’s clout among her colleagues has increased considerably in only a year.
All it took was for Ontario’s premier to win a surprise majority election victory for her Liberals in June’s provincial election. Now she has four years to advance her agenda: infrastructure spending, designing a health-care system for an aging population, and getting Ontario’s fiscal house in order.
She described these challenges to Maclean’s and discussed her budding partnership with her newly elected Quebec counterpart Philippe Couillard.
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