Don’t know who to vote for? Here is an easy platform election guide

Post-secondary education: 

• Will freeze tuition
• All government controlled student loans will be interest free (applies to future and past loans)
• Will continue to offer 30% grant for most student
• Will forgive medical school debt for doctors in under serviced areas
• "The average student graduates with $37,000 in debt, it’s crippling."

Youth unemployment:

• Will create a NDP Youth Hiring Tax Credit for small business that hire young Canadians
• "We need to plan for a broad spectrum of employment opportunities that heighten our ability as a province to draw investment to Ontario."

Post-secondary education:

• Will increase apprenticeship spaces
• Will continue 30% tuition grant
• Will build new campuses and create spaces for 15,000 more post-secondary students in Ontario
• Ontario online will be offering courses for credit in 2015
• “We have ensured and worked very hard to make sure that these tuition incentives and amounts of money are possible for everyone”
• “There is a continued commitment from this government to ensure that you have every tool that you need in order to ensure the success of all of our futures”

Youth unemployment:

• Will invest $295 million over two years in the Ontario Youth Jobs Strategy
• Will offer incentives to businesses to hire young people
• Will commit $45 million for a Youth Entrepreneurship fund
• Will commit $10 million to help post-doctoral fellows acquire business skills required for private sector work
• Will commit $20 million to universities and colleges for entrepreneurial programs
• “The Youth Jobs Strategy has created 11,000+ jobs in the last year and that’s going to continue”

Transit:

• Will expand KW LRT to Cambridge 
• Will commit $15 billion to expanding GO service to more regions in the GTA

Post-secondary Education:

• Eliminate the 30% off tuition grant. 
• Focus on STEM fields by working with universities to increase and provide more spaces for students.
• No student should be denied access because of financial reasons.
• "We have committed to essentially provide access all students to affordable post-secondary education … we don’t support the 30% off tuition grant because it only supports a small number of students … Nothing in our plan talks about increasing tuition in any way, shape or form."

Youth unemployment:

• Implement a "College First Strategy," encouraging young people to enter into the skill trades and opening up more Apprenticeship spaces — "Build a culture of entrepreneurship in Ontario."
• Abolish college of trades, "a new bureaucracy that creates red tape and new taxes that actually stop many young people from joining the trades," according to the Million Jobs platform document.  

Education:

• The Green Party of Ontario’s platform primarily focuses on elementary and high school education.
• "This year because we're fully aware we're very unlikely to be the governing party of Ontario, we decided to focus on point in our platform that are instantly achievable," Danckert said. "In our longer policy book though talks about our general about our fundamental ideology … one of those things is to get tuition as close to the Federal average as possible … We think the freeze is absolutely essential."

Transit:

• Will work with other parties to implement dedicated revenue tools, such as congestion charges, gas taxes and parking fees, to raise $3 billion a year to build and operate transit in the province.

Youth unemployment: 

• "Lay the groundwork" for a Social Innovation Fund (SIF) that will provide grants, loans, and mentorship dedicated to "young entrepreneurs."
• In order to pay for it they will use tools such as crowd-source funding and RRSP-eligible community bonds, by starting with $300 million, which they can then build off.