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Ontario has sharply lowered its projected deficit for next year , setting the stage for a balanced budget.
The province attributes the more positive outlook to population growth, more jobs, reduced inflation, lower interest rates and a boost from changes to capital gains taxes from the federal government.
Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy said the province is not committing to balance the books this spring .
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