Ontario is building on its Open for Business strategy by introducing legislation later today that would, if passed, ensure more services are improved for the public and business.
Archived News Release | Attorney General
The Good Government Act, 2010, that will be introduced today, would, if passed, improve clarity, increase transparency, enhance accountability and modernize provincial laws, regulations and syst...
Archived Backgrounder | Attorney General
On January 1, 2010, changes to Ontario's civil justice system will take effect. These changes will make it easier, faster and more affordable for people and businesses to access justice and use...
Archived News Release | Attorney General
The Election Statute Law Amendment Act, 2009 would, if passed, amend both the Election Act and the Election Finances Act and align Ontario with best practices in other provinces and federal rul...
Archived Backgrounder | Attorney General
There would be more ways to vote in provincial elections, greater access for persons with disabilities and stronger election administration, if a new bill is passed by the legislature.
Archived News Release | Attorney General
The Good Government Act, 2009, introduced today, would, if passed, improve clarity, increase transparency and enhance accountability. Proposed legislative initiatives include amendments to the ...
Archived Backgrounder | Attorney General
A comprehensive bill introduced today would, if passed, improve clarity, increase transparency, and enhance accountability in the province's laws, regulations and systems.
Archived News Release | Attorney General
Ontario is one of the first jurisdictions in Canada to recognize its legislation website as an official source of law.
Archived News Release | Attorney General
PEMBROKE -- The $21 million renovation of the Pembroke consolidated courthouse continues on schedule and is entering its final stage, Attorney General Michael Bryant announced today.
Archived News Release | Attorney General
