总理特鲁多会见安大略省长福特 Prime Minister Justin Trudeau meets with Ontario Premier Doug Ford

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8 月 30 日，贾斯廷·特鲁多总理会见了安大略省长道格·福特，讨论共同的优先事项。

继总理当天早些时候在安大略省基奇纳市宣布对住房进行新的联邦投资后，两位领导人谈

到了在住房事务上进一步合作的必要性。他们讨论到联邦《2022 年预算》中提出的投资

将推进加拿大在未来十年中将住房建设翻倍、并帮助满足加拿大民众的住房需求。这些措

施包括计划出台一个新的“住房加速基金”（Housing Accelerator Fund），以激励城市和

乡镇政府兴建更多的住房，并通过“速建住房倡议”（Rapid Housing Initiative）等项目

投资增加可负担住房的供应。

总理和省长讨论了联邦和安大略省为支持电动汽车的发展并在该省创造就业而作出的重大

投资。他们进一步讨论了火圈（Ring of Fire）地区在提供制造电动汽车电池所需之矿物

方面的潜力。他们还谈到重要的是要确保各个项目符合环境标准并惠及原住民社区。

特鲁多总理和福特省长承认安大略省的劳动力短缺问题，并承诺继续携手合作，实现吸纳

必要数量新移民的共同目标，以帮助支持省和国家的经济复苏和增长。

他们还谈到了医疗护理体系所面临的压力，以及为加拿大民众落实服务而提供拨款和问责

制的重要性。总理强调，加拿大联邦政府致力于继续与各省和地区合作，支持为所有加拿

大人提供优质医疗服务的公共卫生体系。

总理和省长同意继续就这些问题和其他对两级政府都很重要的问题开展合作。

相关链接 

· 增加住房供应，为全国各地的加拿大人建造 17,000 套住房

· 2022 年预算背景资料：让住房更易于负担

· 总理宣布在安大略兴建新的电动汽车电池部件厂，落实优良就业和清洁空气

· 政府向各省、区大量增拨资金，支持医疗护理和公共交通

Today, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met with Ontario Premier Doug Ford to discuss

shared priorities.

Following the announcement of new federal investments in housing made by the Prime

Minister in Kitchener, Ontario earlier in the day, the two leaders spoke about the need

for further collaboration on housing. They discussed investments proposed in Budget

2022 to help put Canada on a path to double housing construction and meet Canadians’

housing needs over the next decade. These measures include plans to launch a new

Housing Accelerator Fund to incentivize cities and towns to get more housing built, and

investments to increase the supply of affordable housing through programs such as the

Rapid Housing Initiative.

The Prime Minister and the Premier discussed the significant investments made by

Canada and Ontario to support the development of electric vehicles and create jobs in

the province. They further discussed the potential of the Ring of Fire to provide the

minerals necessary to make batteries for electric vehicles. They also spoke of the

importance of ensuring projects meet environmental standards and benefit Indigenous

communities.

Prime Minister Trudeau and Premier Ford recognized labour shortages in Ontario and

committed to continue working collaboratively on their shared objective of welcoming

the number of newcomers necessary to help support the province and the country’s

economic recovery and growth.

They also spoke about pressures on the health care system and the importance of

funding and accountability to deliver for Canadians. The Prime Minister emphasized that the Government of Canada is committed to continue working with provinces and

territories to support public health systems that deliver quality health care for all

Canadians.

The Prime Minister and the Premier agreed to continue working together on these and

other issues of importance to both governments.

Associated Links

· Creating nearly 17,000 homes for Canadians across the country

· Budget 2022 Backgrounder: Making Housing More Affordable

· Delivering good jobs and clean air with a new electric vehicle battery components facility

in Ontario

· Government of Canada makes significant additional transfers to provinces and territories

in support of health care and transit