Helping you keep more of what’s yours
$1,600 savings
each year, on average, for GTA transit riders with One Fare
$720
savings
on average, for households, since March 2022 by removing licence plate renewal fees
$435
savings
for households, on average, since July 2022 by cutting gas and fuel taxes
Tax relief
We’re keeping costs down for Ontario families, workers and businesses with no tax increases since 2018.
Saving up to $200,000 on new homes
Ontario’s expanded Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) relief on new homes could save eligible buyers, including first-time home buyers, up to $130,000. Combined with lower development fees, this can save up to $200,000 on new homes.
The expanded HST relief builds on the proposed Ontario HST rebate for first-time home buyers and expands the HST New Housing Rebate and New Residential Rental Property Rebate for one year.
Find out if your home is eligible for HST relief.
Providing tax relief at the pumps
We have permanently cut the:
- gas tax by 5.7 cents per litre
- fuel (diesel) tax by 5.3 cents per litre
These cuts have saved households an average of $435 since they were first introduced on July 1, 2022.
Roads and transit
Free transfers for GTA transit riders
We’re keeping costs down for families, workers and commuters who take public transit.
One Fare means transit riders only pay once when transferring between GO Transit, TTC, Brampton Transit, Durham Region Transit, MiWay, Peel TransHelp and York Region Transit.
This is saving commuters an average of $1,600 each year.
Banning road tolls
We banned tolls on new provincial highways.
On June 1, 2025, we permanently removed tolls from the provincial-owned Highway 407 East. This will save daily commuters $7,200 annually.
Tolls on Highway 412 and Highway 418 were permanently removed in April 2022, saving daily commuters up to $2,100 annually.
Eliminated licence plate renewal fees
We eliminated the licence plate renewal fee for passenger vehicles in March 2022, saving households an average of $720 to date.