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Premier Kathleen Wynne will be touring Northern Ontario starting tomorrow, and will be making stops in the Fort Frances and Emo next Tuesday.
More specific information about her visit here was not available as of this morning, but Wynne is expected to visit schools, hospitals, businesses, Indigenous communities and other groups “to listen to local ideas and highlight how the government is supporting economic growth and job creation in the North,” according to a press release.
During the week, she will announce a series of investments relating to infrastructure, health care and other measures “to enhance public services and help accelerate economic growth in existing and emerging sectors.”
She will also meet with people from organizations across the North “to discuss how the government can help ensure that people in every corner of Ontario prosper and have the opportunity to achieve their full potential.”
“I’m looking forward to visiting Northern Ontario to talk about our government’s investments to support a vibrant and competitive economy across Northern Ontario and to enhance the public services that people count on,” said Wynne.
“We are building on the North’s many strengths as part of our efforts to ensure that everyone in Ontario can enjoy a high quality of life,” she added.
Wynne will visit more than a dozen communities on her tour.
