Ontario's Government is working for the people by protecting hard-working Ontarians when making one of the biggest purchases in their lives — a new home. The province is transforming Tario...
News release | Government and Consumer Services
Ontario's Government is working for the People by seeking public input for a provincial strategy that will help Ontarians and businesses benefit directly from the data economy, while being confiden...
News release | Government and Consumer Services
Ontario's Government is working for the People by seeking public input to modernize laws governing real estate professionals to better reflect today's market, reduce red tape, and strengthen trans...
News release | Government and Consumer Services
Today, Ontario's Government for the People announced the sale of the former London Psychiatric Hospital to Old Oak Properties for $17 million. This accelerated sale of a surplus property by th...
News release | Government and Consumer Services
Ontario's Government for the People is celebrating the 100-year anniversary of recording baby names in Ontario.
News release | Government and Consumer Services
Today, Ontario's Government for the People opened the new Archives of Ontario's ANIMALIA: Animals in the Archives exhibit, demonstrating the important role animals have played in the ...
News release | Government and Consumer Services
Today, Ontario's Government for the People announced a more efficient process for selling surplus government properties. The improved plan will reduce red tape, create more affordable housing...
News release | Government and Consumer Services
Ontario has passed legislation to give consumers easier access to credit information and improve access to elevators. The new law will allow Ontario to become the first jurisdiction in the wo...
Archived News Release | Government and Consumer Services
People across Ontario can now renew their photo health card online at
Archived News Release | Government and Consumer Services
Starting May 1, 2018, new changes will be in effect to make it easier for condo residents to charge their electric vehicles at home as part of Ontario's plan to fight climate change.
Archived News Release | Government and Consumer Services
