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Ontario is committed to modernizing the regulatory system and reducing red tape for businesses. Since 2011, Ontario's burden reduction initiatives have saved businesses and other stakeholders a ...
Archived Backgrounder | Office of the Premier
Over the past year, the government has continued its work to help people in their everyday lives. It has made substantial progress on its plan to create jobs and more inclusive economic growth. And...
Archived Backgrounder | Office of the Premier
The following legislation and regulation changes will come into effect on January 1, 2017, listed alphabetically by responsible ministry:
Archived Backgrounder | Office of the Premier
THE GOVERNMENT OF ONTARIO (hereinafter called "Ontario") is represented by the Premier of Ontario and by the Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport.
Archived Backgrounder | Office of the Premier
At a joint meeting today in Toronto, the Ontario and Québec cabinets achieved progress in key areas to strengthen the provinces' partnership to build up Central Canada's economy, create jobs and...
Archived Backgrounder | Office of the Premier
The following legislation and regulation changes will come into effect on July 1, 2016, listed alphabetically by responsible ministry:
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Granville Anderson as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Education
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Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development
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Kathleen O'Day Wynne Premier and President of th...
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The Priorities, Delivery and Growth cabinet committee is responsible for tracking government priorities and steering the government's four-part economic plan.
Archived Backgrounder | Office of the Premier
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