The Victim Safety Project is a joint $4.5-million 18-month initiative between the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services and the Ministry of the Attorney General, funded through the...
Archived Backgrounder | Solicitor General
The Safer and Vital Communities grant was launched in 2004 to support the goal of working with community partners to create safe and vital communities in Ontario. It is open to community-based, not...
Archived Backgrounder | Solicitor General
Fighting hate crime and making victims safer are the goals of more than $1.4 million in new projects funded by the province.
Archived News Release | Solicitor General
Attawapiskat residents are flying back to their community. Local leaders, provincial and federal officials have determined that flood risks have diminished sufficiently to safely return the approxi...
Archived News Release | Solicitor General
For the third year in a row, Ontario's traffic fatality and injury rates have fallen to their lowest-ever recorded levels, placing Ontario's roads among the safest in North America.
Archived News Release | Transportation
Ontarians will be on the move this holiday weekend - and that includes nearly 300,000 off-road vehicle riders. This long weekend, the McGuinty government is reminding on- and off-road riders to ri...
Archived News Release | Transportation
Ontario is helping Aboriginal communities to develop the resources, capacity and skills necessary to effectively represent their interests and work more seamlessly with governments by investing in ...
Archived News Release | Indigenous Affairs
Attawapiskat residents will start flying back to their community tomorrow. Local leaders, provincial and federal officials have determined that flood risks have diminished sufficiently to safely re...
Archived News Release | Solicitor General
A new Ontario law will soon give adult adoptees and birth parents access to information that is currently sealed in their adopt...
Archived News Release | Children, Community and Social Services
Attawapiskat residents are still being flown out of their community because of the ongoing threat of flooding in the James Bay coast First Nation.
Archived News Release | Solicitor General
