Archive: Protecting Freedom of Expression
Ontario is taking steps to protect the freedom of people who speak out on matters of public interest.
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Archive: Statement From Attorney General On Elliot Lake Inquiry
Today, John Gerretsen, Attorney General, issued the following statement regarding the public inquiry into the events at the Algo Centre Mall in Elliot Lake:
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Archive: Statement From Attorney General John Gerretsen On Launch Of Manitoba's Tobacco Litigation
Attorney General John Gerretsen issued the following statement today regarding Manitoba's tobacco litigation:
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Archive: Supporting Victims Of Domestic Violence
A program that helps victims of domestic violence navigate the court system is now available in all court districts across the province.
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Archive: Honouring Front Line Providers Of Victim Services
Ontario honoured those whose work helps victims of crime rebuild their lives in a ceremony at Queen's Park today.
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Archive: Statement From Attorney General On Ontario's Tobacco Litigation
Ontario has achieved another milestone in its efforts to recover past and ongoing health-care costs borne by Ontario taxpayers due to tobacco-related illness.
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Archive: Statement From Attorney General John Gerretsen On Tobacco Litigation
The Province has achieved a milestone in its efforts to recover past and ongoing health-care costs borne by Ontario taxpayers due to tobacco-related illness.
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Archive: Attorney General Responds To Wrongful Conviction
The government is providing Joseph Dean Webber with $392,500, plus legal costs, in compensation for his wrongful conviction and imprisonment.
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Archive: Reviewing Old Liquor Delivery Services Rules
Ontario is reviewing old liquor delivery services rules that hinder companies and impede organizations providing social good in communities.
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Archive: Strengthening Human Rights In Ontario
Ontario is taking the next step to strengthen the human rights system to provide faster, more accessible justice for those who have faced discrimination and to ensure better protection of the ...
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