Ontario's government has taken action over the last few months to strengthen protection and enhance business practices for the people of Ontario.

The Ontario Government is supporting people in Burlington and in Halton Region so they can prepare for rewarding, well-paying careers in the skilled trades, and employers can get the skilled workforce they need to make Ontario open for business and open for jobs.

The Ontario Government is consulting the people in an effort to meet voter needs while also balancing the budget by 2023.

Ontario is investing in the health and safety of patients as it addresses urgent upgrades, repairs and maintenance to help modernize 131 hospitals across the province. 

The Government of Ontario continues to deliver on its plan to make the province the best place to do business and create jobs, build critical infrastructure and invest in health care and education - all while reducing the deficit and making life more affordable for the people of Ontario. 

Today, the Ontario government announced it is adopting the Ontario Autism Panel’s key recommendations for a needs-based autism program.

The Ontario Government is testing a pilot program that seeks to help relieve hospital capacity pressures by helping patients with complex behaviours move from hospitals to long-term care homes faster.

Today MPP Jane McKenna recognized store manager Chris Prosia and the Longo’s Fairview Store 3 team on behalf of Ernie Hardeman, Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, for their outstanding commitment to Ontario’s local food industry and presented them with a Gold – Seasonal award.

With temperatures dropping and the holiday season upon us, ensure that festivities are both happy and safe by making fire safety a priority.

The Ontario government wants to hear from people across the province about what they want to see in the next poverty reduction strategy.

Ontario is adding a new stop on the GO bus service between Hamilton and Pearson International Airport to offer people in the Burlington area a new direct transit link to Pearson Airport.

The Ontario government announced that it is investing in our communities by infusing police services across the province with the resources they need to combat crime and keep communities safe.

After a successful fall session, the Ontario Legislature will be adjourning until the new year. Since October, the Government of Ontario has worked collaboratively to deliver on its plan for the people of Ontario.

The Ontario government has moved forward in its suit against Opioid Manufacturers and Wholesalers, in an attempt to more sustainability provide for those most effected.

The Ontario government is providing police services across the province with the resources they need to combat crime and keep communities safe.

The Government of Ontario has appointed Jamil Jivani, as the province's first Advocate for Community Opportunities, easing lines of communications between communities and government.

The Ontario Government is focusing on what matters to you with its 'Plan to Build Ontario Together Act, 2019.'

This legislation will lower the cost of doing business by making it simpler and more cost-effective to comply with regulations — leading to more jobs, higher wages and more opportunities for hard-working families. 

The Ontario government is taking action to strengthen its laws around property forfeiture to ensure criminals don't profit from crime and proceeds of illegal activity are directed faster to victims and support programs that fight crime.

Ontario is helping seniors live independently and find homes they can afford that meet their unique needs.

The Ontario government is taking action to make it easier, faster and more affordable for people to access the justice system.

Ontario is investing approximately $2.4 million in funding through its Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere (RIDE) Grant to help police services across the province detect impaired drivers and keep our streets and highways safe.

"Repeated escalation at the expense of our students' education, to advance higher compensation, higher wages, and even more generous benefits, is unacceptable for parents and students in our province."-Stephen Lecce, Minister of Education

Ontario's government continues to deliver on its core commitment to create and protect good jobs as part of its plan to build Ontario together.

Ontario's Government is investing in training partnerships that will help job seekers and workers get the in-demand skills they need for good jobs, and connect them with employers looking to grow their businesses.

Today, Lisa Thompson, Minister of Government and Consumer Services, introduced proposed legislation through the Rebuilding Consumer Confidence Act that would overhaul the Ontario new home warranty and protection program, reforming Tarion Warranty Corporation, while reducing the role of builders to make it more focused on consumers.

Today, Ontario passed legislation that will better protect animals from abuse and neglect by implementing the first provincial government-based animal welfare enforcement system.

An aging workforce is driving the shortage of skilled workers. Over the next decade, the Canadian construction industry will need about 300,000 skilled construction workers.

"Together, we can ensure every woman and girl has every opportunity to thrive and contribute to the growth of their communities, their provinces and territories and this nation." - Jill Dunlop, Minister for Children and Women's Issues

Ontario's government is moving forward with its commitment to make it safer and easier to use local excess soil and put vacant, prime lands back into good use while maintaining strong environmental protections.

Ontario's government is taking action to protect its air quality and reduce smog-causing pollutants with a new enhanced emissions testing program.

Today, Premier Doug Ford joined Canada's provincial and territorial leaders to discuss how governments across Canada can work together with the federal government on priorities that matter to all Canadians.

Today, Jane McKenna, Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Labour, Training and Skills Development and Member of Provincial Parliament for Burlington, was at Joseph Brant Hospital, to announce the Burlington Ontario Health Team.

The Ontario governments newest proposed legislation, if passed, will better protect farmers, their animals, livestock transporters and the province's food supply.