Ontario Liberals Promise To Give $300 Back For Your Winter Tires If They Get Elected
"This tax credit will provide that relief while keeping all road-users safe," Ontario's Liberal Party leader said.
Driving on highways and roads can be treacherous during the wintertime with its slick conditions, and the Ontario Liberals are hoping to provide some sort of remedy to that problem should they be elected next year.
The Ontario Liberals promise Ontarians that if they are elected into office, they will give $300 back to each person who buys a set of winter tires for their vehicles. The total is apparently a calculated cost of how much a set of four tires is in the province.
"Combining road safety with making life more affordable is a win-win for the people of Ontario," Ontario Liberal Party Leader Steven Del Duca said in a news release.
"The arrival of winter weather gives us the chance o remind people to make the responsible decision to install winter tires, and the Ontario Winter Tax Credit will give them the financial assistance needed to help make it happen."
It's not officially winter yet, but the roads in the GTA are already seeing some accidents due to the snowy and wet road conditions.
This isn't the first promise the Ontario Liberals have already campaigned for. Earlier this fall, Del Duca announced he would introduce a four-day workweek pilot should the Liberal Party get elected in the upcoming elections.
If this pilot were to be introduced in the province, Ontarians would be able to work the same number of hours over four days instead of five.
A Toronto-based recruitment company has already been running the four-day workweek model, which has apparently had positive impacts for all who work there.
The Ontario elections aren't for another few months, as Ontarians are expected to hit the polls on June 2, 2022.
