Ontario is changing the way it displays sex and gender information on health cards and driver's licences. Health cards: From June 13 onward, sex designation is n...
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Ontario is taking action to protect consumers against the practices of some companies offering debt settlement services, and against unfair or misleading practices that occasionally arise during th...
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Ontario's data
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The proposed Public Sector and MPP Accountability and Transparency Act, 2014 would, if passed:
Archived Backgrounder | Government and Consumer Services
The proposed Strengthening and Improving Government Act would amend a number of existing acts across several ministries.
Archived Backgrounder | Government and Consumer Services
Ontario's Open Government initiative will open up more data and information and give the people of Ontario new and improved ways to engage in the decision-making process and the development of...
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Ontario drivers need to renew their driver's licences every five years, whether online, in-person or by mail, and they need to update their driver's licence photo every 10 years.
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About 12.7 million customers currently visit separate government service outlets each year to renew their driver's licence, licence plate sticker and health card.
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Legislation introduced today, would if passed, give the Integrity Commissioner the legal authority to review expense claims at Ontario's 22 largest agencies.
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The Technical Standards and Safety Authority
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