Peter Bethlenfalvy, Minister of Finance, will hold a media availability after delivering the 2026 Ontario Economic Outlook and Fiscal Review in the legislature.

Province levelling-up utilities to improve competitiveness, protect consumers, and support Buy Ontario and Buy Canada policies TORONTO — In the face of U.S. tariffs, the government is taking action to ...

Toronto — As part of its plan to strengthen digital security and give people more choice and convenience, the government is beginning a phased introduction of digital provincial credentials. This ...

TORONTO — Today, Premier Doug Ford unveiled his updated team of parliamentary assistants, who will take on the critical work of supporting cabinet and delivering on the government’s ambitious plan to ...

In addition to previously announced proposed measures, including creating a new parental leave and long-term illness leave, expanded cancer coverage for firefighters and WSIB changes that will give ...

Sylvia Jones, Deputy Premier and Minister of Health, will be joined by Dr. Jane Philpott, Chair of the Primary Care Action Team, to provide remarks and hold a media availability. Ministry officials ...

HAMILTON — The Ontario government is expanding Student and Family Support Offices to all 72 school boards across the province, giving parents and families a clear, effective way to get help regarding ...

Quick Facts: Cigarettes sold in cartons or packages without Ontario’s yellow stamp are illegal, subject to certain exceptions. Cigarettes sold in clear plastic bags are illegal, as is engaging in the ...

Province supporting 25 new and expanded clinics to triple the number of families who can benefit from publicly funded fertility treatment “Our government is helping more people start and grow their ...

OTTAWA — The world is changing rapidly. In the face of U.S. tariffs and growing global uncertainty, Canada is focused on what we can control. We are building our strength at home, diversifying our ...

KITCHENER — Beginning today, Ontario’s public colleges will be able to develop new three-year degree programs and additional four-year degree programs in key sectors to address gaps in the province’s ...