
Ontario will review recycling rules for businesses and apartments. No changes now, but future targets, reporting, and audits could follow.
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Ontario will require sexual harassment training for bar staff and all employers. Bars must post signs and keep a policy; workplaces must train workers and supervisors and address online conduct.
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Ontario may match massage therapy taxes to other health care. Nothing changes now, but massage therapy visits could cost less later if taxes are reduced.
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The bill updates Ontario’s emergency laws for faster, clearer responses. Expect regular public updates, stronger planning, and rules for critical infrastructure and social service providers.
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Stronger wildfire rules, new permits, and higher fines aim to keep communities safe. The bill also sets strict rules for underground carbon storage and fixes risky oil and gas wells.
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Sets faster snow clearing and repair targets on key highways. Requires 20% affordable homes on Metrolinx land and better bike-share links to transit.
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Hospitals, clinics, and suppliers getting $1M+ in public funds face salary posting, pay limits, audits, and watchdog reviews. Starts for budget years beginning April 1, 2027.
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December would be named Christian Heritage Month in Ontario. It is symbolic only; no new holidays or rules, but communities may share messages or hold optional events.
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Job boards must flag fake ads. Workers get unpaid leave during mass layoffs; safety fines rise; and the province can fast-track skills training builds.
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Speeds transit and road work. Changes tenant evictions, limits bike lane conversions, and shifts water services to cities. New fees and rules affect builders and drivers.
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Elections can be called anytime within five years. New tax credits, indexed benefits, pharmacy payment caps, and a new conservation agency change rules for businesses, families, and public lands.
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Ontario would launch a climate plan, fund, and resource centre. It sets cooling rules for rentals, stronger worker heat safety, and upgrades to homes, farms, and infrastructure.
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All schools must hold a live Remembrance Day service. Workplaces must pause from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on November 11, with possible exemptions. New lessons will be created.
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Drivers cannot cross double yellow lines to pass. Breaking the rule brings a $400 fine and at least three demerit points.
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Creates an advisory committee to improve access to gender-affirming care and coverage. No immediate changes; recommendations could lead to shorter waits and more procedures paid by the public plan.
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Workers are protected from punishment for reporting violence, harassment, or safety issues. Hospitals and long-term care homes must post monthly counts of incidents on their websites.
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Ontario must create a long-term plan for AI jobs, research, and safety. A new committee advises and reports each year; the minister must respond publicly.
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Ontario boosts oversight of child welfare, schools, and colleges. Expect more audits, clearer admissions, possible police in schools, and new rules on student fees and research safety.
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A provincial committee will study urban wildfire risk and report in a year. The government must update building rules, planning, training, and evacuation plans to better prevent and fight fires.
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Ontario sets basic rules for life lease homes. Sponsors must give clear info, manage money, hold meetings, and face fines; some new rules may change current contracts when regulations arrive.
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Most health providers must make 70% of jobs full-time, and personal support workers get higher pay, paid sick days, benefits, and pensions. Changes start one year after the law.
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Schools and libraries must buy French books from approved local bookstores. It blocks secret discounts and may fund upgrades for these shops.
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Northern Ontario highways get more patrols and truck inspections. Winter road work moves under the province, aiming for safer, more reliable travel.
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Speeds approvals, narrows some local water rules, and ends photo radar. Lets more health workers practice and eases out-of-province licensing.
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