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The Ontario government has announced measures to facilitate the transition of Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members, their spouses, and veterans into skilled trades. This initiative includes a $2.4 million investment through the Skills Development Fund to offer free training in technology and cybersecurity careers. The government aims to recognize
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The Ontario government has proposed amendments to the Election Finances Act to extend the per-vote subsidy for political parties and constituency associations. This proposal, supported by all parties in the Ontario Legislature, aims to continue the quarterly allowances for an additional two years, until December 31, 2026. Currently, these payments
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Carleton University in Ottawa will introduce a new Bachelor of Science in Nursing program, starting in September 2025. This program marks the first new university-based nursing program in Ontario in 20 years. The initial cohort will include up to 110 students, with plans to expand enrollment to over 200 students
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Premier Doug Ford has extended congratulations to Donald Trump and JD Vance on their election as the next President and Vice President of the United States. Ford emphasized the longstanding relationship between Ontario and the United States, highlighting economic ties and shared interests in national security and supply chains. He
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The Ontario government has announced that veterans and active service members will receive free weekday access to provincial parks throughout the year. This initiative is part of the province's recognition of Remembrance Week. To benefit from this program, eligible individuals must present a valid Canadian Armed Forces identification
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The Ontario government has announced the winners of the 2024 Excellence in Agriculture Awards. This annual event recognizes individuals and organizations within the province's agriculture and food industry for their contributions. The awards highlight achievements in various categories, with 13 winners and 16 honourable mentions across 11 categories.
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The Ontario government has announced that as of October 31, 2024, all licensed grocery and big-box stores in the province are now permitted to sell alcoholic beverages, including beer, wine, cider, and ready-to-drink options. This marks the final phase of a planned expansion that began earlier this year. The phased
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The Ontario government has released its 2024 Fall Economic Statement, detailing plans to manage the provincial economy and infrastructure development. The statement, presented by Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy, emphasizes maintaining low taxes and investing in infrastructure, including roads, highways, hospitals, and schools. The government aims to reduce the deficit and
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The Ontario government has announced a proposal to provide a $200 rebate to eligible taxpayers as part of the upcoming 2024 Ontario Economic Outlook and Fiscal Review. This initiative aims to assist residents in managing the financial impact of high interest rates and the federal carbon tax. Families with children
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The Ontario government has announced that the fifth iteration of the Working for Workers Act has received Royal Assent. This legislative package aims to address various aspects of employment and worker protection in the province. Key components of the Act include: * Support for Firefighters: The Act reduces the required duration
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The Ontario government has announced plans to extend the current gas and fuel tax cuts until June 30, 2025. This extension, if approved, will maintain the tax rates at 9 cents per litre. The government claims that this measure will save Ontario households an average of $380 over three years
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The Ontario government has announced that residents can now receive free flu shots and updated COVID-19 vaccines at pharmacies, public health units, and primary care providers across the province. The initiative aims to help residents stay healthy during the respiratory illness season. According to the announcement, all Ontarians aged six