As part of the government's Plan to Build Ontario Together, Ontario is helping rural communities across the province attract investment, create jobs and boost economic development through the Rural Economic Development (RED) program.
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PARRY SOUND — Today, Premier Doug Ford and Laurie Scott, Minister of Infrastructure, announced a $200 million investment this year through the Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund (OCIF) to help 424 small, rural and northern communities build and repair critical local infrastructure, including roads, bridges, water and wastewater infrastructure.
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TORONTO — Ontario is calling on interested individuals to apply for the Minister's Advisory Council on Special Education (MACSE). The Council members will provide advice to the Minister of Education on the development and delivery of special education programs and services.
Read Full StoryTORONTO — Today, Christine Elliott, Deputy Premier and Minister of Health, released the following statement on Ontario's preparedness for the new coronavirus in Ontario:
On behalf of the Government of Ontario, I would like to thank Ehren Cory for his outstanding service to the people of Ontario as the CEO of Infrastructure Ontario over the past three years. Ehren announced earlier today that he will be leaving Infrastructure Ontario this spring to return to the private sector. While his appointment was set to expire next month, he has agreed to stay on until April 30th. This will allow time for our Government and IO's Board of Directors to put in place next steps.
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TORONTO — Today, Ross Romano, Minister of Colleges and Universities, Caroline Mulroney, Minister of Francophone Affairs and Mélanie Joly, Federal Minister of Economic Development and Official Languages, signed a historic funding agreement on behalf of the governments of Ontario and Canada to support the Université de l'Ontario français, the first French-language university governed by and for Ontario Francophones.
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TORONTO — Today, Stephen Lecce, Minister of Education, issued the following statement in response to the lack of report cards for elementary students:
AURORA — The Ontario Government is asking people in the Aurora area for their best advice on how to make life more affordable, invest in critical public services and balance the budget by 2023 through public consultations for the 2020 Budget.
