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Ontario’s Finance Minister is promising some relief for drivers in Thursday’s budget.

Charles Sousa says the government plans to introduce legislation that would reduce auto insurance premiums by 15 percent on average. The move is meant to appease the NDP to help pass the budget. But as Melissa Raftis tells us, the third party says they have still yet to decide if they’ll be supporting the Liberals.

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