QUEEN'S PARK -- The Province has appointed Julian Fantino Commissioner of Emergency Management as part of its ongoing plan to ensure the security of Ontarians.
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
The provincial government is taking steps to ensure that Ontario's children are protected against child pornographers and predators on the Internet with a comprehensive strategy:
Archived Backgrounder | 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
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
TORONTO -- Attorney General Michael Bryant announced the appointment of Tory Colvin and Michael Epstein as provincial judges to the Ontario Court of Justice, effective January 26, 2005.
Archived News Release | Attorney General
TORONTO -- The McGuinty government will officially name the Ministry of the Attorney General building, located at 720 Bay Street in downtown Toronto, the "McMurtry-Scott Building," in hono...
Archived News Release | Attorney General
TORONTO -- The McGuinty government intends to bridge the gap between the media and the justice system by creating a panel to discuss areas of mutual concern, Attorney General Michael Bryan...
Archived News Release | Attorney General
TORONTO -- The government will add 1,000 new police officers as part of its plan to make Ontarians safer, help build stronger communities and create a stronger province, said Ontario Premier Dalt...
Archived News Release | Office of the Premier
