Archive: Ontario Modernizes Municipal Legislation
Today, Ontario passed legislation to empower municipalities to be more open, accountable and flexible in responding to the needs of residents.
Archived News Release | Municipal Affairs and Housing
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Today, Ontario passed legislation to empower municipalities to be more open, accountable and flexible in responding to the needs of residents.
Archived News Release | Municipal Affairs and Housing
Ontario introduced changes today to three key pieces of municipal legislation that would, if passed, help local governments be more open, flexible and accountable to the people they serve.
Archived News Release | Municipal Affairs and Housing
Ontario is reviewing the way municipalities plan and pay for development to ensure growth is smart and sustainable across the province.
Archived News Release | Municipal Affairs and Housing
Ontario's rent increase guideline for the year 2011 will be 0.7 per cent, the lowest guideline in the 35-year history of rent regulation in Ontario.
Archived News Release | Municipal Affairs and Housing
To protect tenants, Ontario is clarifying rules governing how the HST will affect above-guideline rent increases.
Archived News Release | Municipal Affairs and Housing
It is now easier for Ontario families to buy a home and enter the housing market through new rules under the Canada-Ontario Affordable Housing Homeownership Program.
Archived News Release | Municipal Affairs and Housing
The 2009 rent increase guideline is 1.8 per cent, the third lowest guideline in provincial history.
Archived News Release | Municipal Affairs and Housing
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