Ontario minimum wage hike kicks in; most workers now make at least $15.50 per hour

TORONTO - Ontarians who make minimum wage are waking up to a raise.

Starting today, the general minimum wage is up 50 cents to $15.50 per hour -- a move announced by the Ford government in April.

The Ford government previously cancelled a 2019 minimum wage increase to $15 from $14 per hour that had been planned by the former Wynne government.

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