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TORONTO – Creato nel 1999, il collegio elettorale di York-Simcoe si trova sulla sponda meridionale del lago Simcoe. Copre parte della Regional Municipality of York e comprende le città di Georgina, Bradford West Gwillimbury, East Gwillimbury e parte della Township of King. La circoscrizione comprende anche parte della County of Simcoe e la comunità indigena dei Chippewas della Georgia Island First Nations Indian Reserve…
TORONTO – Esenzioni fiscali per i redditi medi e bassi, aumento del salario minimo, stanziamenti a sanità e case di cura a lunga degenza. E piani di spesa record per un totale di 198,6 miliardi di dollari…
Created in 1999, the constituency of York-Simcoe is situated on the south shore of Lake Simcoe. It covers part of the Regional Municipality of York and encompasses the towns of Georgina, Bradford West Gwillimbury, East Gwillimbury and part of the Township of King. The riding also includes part of the County of Simcoe and the Indigenous community of the Chippewas of Georgina Island First Nations Indian Reserve.
TORONTO – Il distretto elettorale di Barrie-Innisfil potrebbe essere considerato una porta d’ingresso tra il sud e il nord dell’Ontario. Si trova lungo la sponda sud-occidentale del lago Simcoe, uno dei più grandi laghi interni dell’Ontario, al di fuori del sistema dei Grandi Laghi…
The electoral district of Barrie-Innisfil could be considered a gateway between Southern and Northern Ontario. It is situated along the south-west shore of Lake Simcoe, one of the largest inland lakes in Ontario, outside of the Great Lakes system.
