OTTAWA -- Premier Dalton McGuinty today renewed Ontario's campaign to further narrow the $23 billion gap by calling for a new approach to the way Ottawa transfers funds to the provinces.
Archived News Release | Office of the Premier
TORONTO -- The government's $6.2-billion investment in postsecondary education and training is key to building a stronger Ontario, said Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty.
Archived News Release | Office of the Premier
QUEEN'S PARK -- Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty today joined the Canadian Society for Yad Vashem in honouring victims of the Holocaust, paying tribute to survivors and encouraging Ontarians to prom...
Archived News Release | Office of the Premier
QUEEN'S PARK -- A writ was issued today under Section 9 of the Election Act for a byelection in the riding of Dufferin-Peel-Wellington-Grey, to fill the vacancy created when Ernie Eves stepped down.
Archived News Release | Office of the Premier
TORONTO -- The Ontario government is working to keep our communities safe by recommending changes to the Criminal Code of Canada that would allow the justice system to deal more effectively ...
Archived News Release | Attorney General
TORONTO -- Ontario is working aggressively to protect children from Internet predators and pornography through a comprehensive provincewide plan that includes innovative new software to teach c...
Archived News Release | Attorney General
TORONTO -- The McGuinty government is providing innovative new software to help Grade 7 and 8 students learn to be safe online and protect themselves against Internet stalkers, Community Saf...
Archived News Release | Attorney General
OTTAWA -- The Ontario government's commitment of $18.8 million in provincial gas tax funding will mean an expanded transit system and increased service for the citizens of Ottawa, Premier Dalton Mc...
Archived News Release | Office of the Premier
TORONTO -- Low-income Ontarians will have greater access to justice through court fee waivers, effective January 28, 2005, Attorney General Michael Bryant announced today.
Archived News Release | Attorney General
LONDON -- Public transit users in London can expect improved service and the addition of new routes because of $4.5 million in gas tax money from the Province.
Archived News Release | Office of the Premier
