Ontario Spending Waste Tracker

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$48.41 Billion in Documented Waste

Full spreadsheet analysis: Government spending decisions tracked by category, timeline, and public services impact

Spending Waste by Category

Transit & Infrastructure
$24.6B
Environment & Policy
$3.0B
Revenue & Services
$1.1B

Cumulative Waste Over Time

Individual Items:

Impact Scale: What Could This Money Build?

Total Documented Waste
$48.41B
Could Fund:
Complete GO Transit Expansion (10 years)
$11.5B
New Schools & Hospitals (50 facilities)
$10B
Long-term Care Facility Upgrades
$7.31B
Public Sector Payroll Coverage (1.3 years)
576,000 Workers
Bill 124 Wage Recovery Funding
Complete (~$15B)
Public Services Deficit Filled
Healthcare + LTC + Education

What $48.41B Could Fund: Public Services Crisis Response

OPSEU represents 200,000+ workers in healthcare, education, social services, and LCBO. This comparison shows the impact of documented waste on public sector workers and community services.

Could Fund for Public Sector Crisis Response:
Bill 124 Wage Recovery (Healthcare/Education/Services)
$15.0B
Long-Term Care Facility Crisis (Upgrades & Staffing)
$12.0B
GO Transit Expansion (10 Years)
$11.5B
Teacher Recruitment & Retention Crisis
$8.0B
Community Services (50,000+ CUPE/OPSEU Members)
$6.0B
OPSEU-Represented Workers
200,000+
Total Ontario Public Sector
576,000
Years of Full Payroll Coverage
1.3 Years
Community Care Workers in Poverty
Tens of Thousands

OPSEU Position (2025):

  • ✓ Bill 124 unconstitutional twice - full wage recovery needed
  • ✓ Community services workers living in poverty despite critical work
  • ✓ Healthcare/Education facing chronic underfunding crisis
  • ✓ 10,000+ work arrangement requests unreviewed by government
  • ✓ Public services should be priority over corporate interests

Data sourced from government records, audits, and public reporting (2018-2025)

This tracker documents documented waste and cost overruns in Ontario government spending