The Ontario government has given the approval to tender a $15M addition to Nelson High School and a $1M retrofit to Frontenac Public School. 

Ontario is providing more comprehensive services for people trying to quit smoking by transitioning telephone-based services from the Smokers' Helpline to the Telehealth Ontario platform.

Ontario's government announced today a new policy directive in support of Ontario students with special needs to improve their access to service animals in schools. 

Ontario's Minister of Education announced plans to move forward with restricting the use of cellphones and other personal mobile devices in classrooms beginning November 4, 2019.

To help celebrate Canada Day, the Government of Ontario is waiving the admission fee to the first 500 visitors at the Royal Botanical Gardens on Monday, July 1st.

Happy Pride to our LGBTQ2+ community in Burlington and all across Ontario! Together we can open the doors to a more inclusive tomorrow.

The provincial government firmly believes that growth should pay for growth. In passing Bill 108, we are moving towards a system where developers, not taxpayers, fund growth.

Ontario is making sport safer for competitive amateur athletes, children and youth and raising awareness about concussion safety.

Are you a student in grades 6 to 10? Would you like to work alongside MPP Jane McKenna for a day? If so, the application deadline for our Spring Legislative Session is tomorrow, Monday, May 27th.

Today, MPP Jane McKenna sent a letter to Burlington Council providing details on the Gas Tax program for the 2019-20 fiscal year.

Ontario's 2019 budget is a comprehensive and sustainable plan that sets out a five-year path to a balanced budget to protect critical public services such as health care and education.

Ontario's Government is putting patients at the centre of the new integrated health care system.

Input will be used to determine how best to provide additional support to families based on the diagnosed needs of their child

Today, Dr Merrilee Fullerton, Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities, released a summary of the 2018 Student Voices on Sexual Violence Survey.

Today's federal budget threatens manufacturing jobs and small businesses in Ontario. This in addition to hurting hard-working families by imposing a job-killing carbon tax...

Ontario's Government is making it easier and more efficient to do business with the province. Money saved helps protect education, health care and the vital services we depend on.

TORONTO - Students and parents in Ontario can look forward to the implementation of stronger math, STEM, and financial literacy curricula, improved skilled trades opportunities, and a provincewide ban on cellphones in the classroom as part of the Government of Ontario's sweeping new vision for 'Education that Works for You,' Lisa Thompson, Minister of Education, announced today.

TORONTO — Today, Minister of Energy, Northern Development and Mines Greg Rickford released the following statement on Hydro One executive compensation: "Ontario's Government for the People has taken decisive action to bring Hydro One's executive compensation in line with levels with comparable utilities. "After receiving a proposal last week that included a CEO compensation cap of $2.775 million, it is clear that Hydro One's Board of Directors has failed to take steps to adequately reduce compensation for both the CEO and themselves as board members. "Under the authority granted through the Hydro One Accountability Act, 2018, the Management Board of Cabinet has issued a directive requiring Hydro One to set a hard cap of $1.5 million per year in total maximum direct compensation for the next CEO of Hydro One.

Premier attending National Governors Association’s Winter Meeting in Washington, D.C. Office of the Premier TORONTO — Today, Premier Doug Ford departs for Washington, D.C. to connect with trade partners from across the U.S. at the National Governors Association's Winter Meeting. "The Ontario-U.S. partnership is one of the greatest in the world. I look forward to meeting face-to-face with U.S. political and business leaders to talk about how we are making Ontario open for business," said Ford. "Building relationships, promoting trade and being open for business are crucial to supporting and creating good new jobs across Ontario."

Province Transforms Tarion Warranty Corporation’s Broken System to Protect Ontario Families Ministry of Government and Consumer Services Ontario's Government is working for the people by protecting hard-working Ontarians when making one of the biggest purchases in their lives — a new home. The province is transforming Tarion Warranty Corporation and implementing initiatives to better protect purchasers of cancelled pre-construction condominium projects. "There are many families across the province who have faced difficulties over the years when seeking a solution from Tarion," said Bill Walker, Minister of Government and Consumer Services. "For our government one thing is clear, Tarion is broken. That is why I am pleased to announce that we are taking decisive action to put the people of Ontario first by transforming Tarion and strengthening consumer protection."

Province takes steps to better equip for the rapidly advancing era of Big Data Ministry of Government and Consumer Services Ontario's Government is working for the People by seeking public input for a provincial strategy that will help Ontarians and businesses benefit directly from the data economy, while being confident that their privacy is protected.

Today, Sylvia Jones, Minister of Community Safety and Correctional Services, issued the following statement about the Ontario government's decision to appeal the Superior Court of Justice's ruling on Bogaerts v. Attorney General of Ontario: "More than 60 per cent of Canadians have a pet in their home, and these pets are a part of our families. We recognize the importance of animal welfare for small animals and livestock. While our government has decided to appeal to the Ontario Court of Appeal in the recent case of Bogaerts v. Attorney General of Ontario, that does not mean that Ontario's animal welfare regime cannot be strengthened and improved.