Ontario will create jobs and strengthen the economy by exporting clean-water technology and strengthening postsecondary education for all Ontarians.
Mr. Speaker, Members of the Legislative Assembly, people of Ontario.
This year, thousands of youth from across the province will develop knowledge and skills in natural resources management through experience-based work and learning positions.
Toronto, Ontario - The Renewable Energy Initiative was introduced today as a first step in a program application process, through funding of $70 million for energy efficiency upgrades of existing social and new affordable housing projects. Announcements will be made this spring on requests for quotations from suppliers and on the application process so that organizations can apply for funding.
The Ontario government has named Paul Godfrey as new chair of the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG). Five other new members will also join the board.
PERTH - The Government of Canada, the Government of Ontario and Lanark County today announced the start of construction of new affordable housing in Perth. The project received over $1 million through the Canada-Ontario Affordable Housing Program for 15 affordable housing units.
Ontario is helping build Toronto's first francophone women's shelter.
Ontario is supporting construction of a new women's shelter facility in Ottawa that will create jobs and expand services.
Ontario is helping one of the GTA's largest developmental services agencies expand its facility, which will create jobs and provide greater access to the agency's services.
PETERBOROUGH, ON - The Government of Canada, the Government of Ontario, and the City of Peterborough today celebrated the official opening of an affordable housing project. The project is supported by more than $2 million in funding under the Canada-Ontario Affordable Housing Program.
Premier McGuinty today announced major changes to his Cabinet to drive the government's economic, education and green energy agenda.
London has a new location to renew driver's licences and vehicle registrations.
On January 1, 2010, changes to Ontario's civil justice system will take effect. These changes will make it easier, faster and more affordable for people and businesses to access justice and use Ontario's civil courts to resolve disputes.
Ontario is reminding public sector organizations that the province's first accessibility standard -- for customer service -- is coming into force January 1, 2010.
The Ontario government released its sixth annual report highlighting the progress Ontarians are making to improve the economy, schools, hospitals and communities where they live.