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...
News release | Government and Consumer Services
A ServiceOntario centre in Kirkland Lake has moved to a new location as of Monday, April 30.
Bulletin | Government and Consumer Services
People across Ontario can now renew their photo health card online at
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.
News release | Government and Consumer Services
Tracy MacCharles, Minister of Government and Consumer Services, to make an announcement. Date: ...
Media advisory | Government and Consumer Services
Ontario is making life a little bit easier for new parents, becoming the first province to bundle an Education Savings Referral service for parents with newborn birth certificate and Social I...
News release | Government and Consumer Services
Tracy MacCharles, Minister of Government and Consumer Services, will be joined by Nathaniel Erskine-Smith, MP for Beaches-East York, to make an announcement.
Media advisory | Government and Consumer Services
On World Consumer Rights Day, the province is reaffirming its commitment to protecting consumers and making sure everyone in Ontario is aware of their rights.
News release | Government and Consumer Services
Starting March 1, 2018, Ontario will ban unsolicited, door-to-door sales of certain household appliances to better protect consumers from aggressive and misleading contracting at home.
News release | Government and Consumer Services
Ontario introduced legislation today that would, if passed, give consumers easier access to credit information and improve access to elevators. The new law would make Ontario the first jurisd...
News release | Government and Consumer Services
