Ontarian Legislation

Creates a yearly week each October to celebrate university athletes. It is symbolic and does not add funding or new rules.

Bill would create two new park classes and let regulators add more by regulation. It would require management plans for Adventure Class Parks to include compatible-use policies.

A bill would let Assembly members who provide written notice solemnize marriages under a licence for 12 months after leaving office.

Ontario bill would proclaim September as Ethiopian Heritage Month for Ethiopian Canadians.

Large electricity users, including data centers, would face new connection requirements under the bill, with exemptions for requests filed before June 3, 2025.

A bill would transfer waste collection and stormwater duties from Peel Region to Mississauga, Brampton and Caledon, with dates set by the Minister or Jan 1, 2026.

Bill would require municipalities to post audited finances online within 60 days.

Bill would designate October as Kids’ Online Safety and Privacy Month each year.

Bill designates February 23 as Hospitality Workers Appreciation Day for hospitality workers. It imposes no new pay, benefits, duties, or rights and requires no funding.

Bill would revive Five Senses Productions Inc. and restore its rights, contracts, and liabilities from its 2016 dissolution.

Bill would revive Paula Silver's dissolved corporation to deal with real property. It would restore the corporation's liabilities and contracts.

1581766 Ontario Ltd. would be revived, restoring its status as of dissolution on January 14, 2022, and allowing it to deal with property, taking effect at Royal Assent.

Lawmakers advance a bill reviving Ludger Michel Estates Limited and restoring its debts, rights, and contracts, while preserving post-dissolution rights held by others.

Lawmakers would pass a bill reviving 2163694 Ontario Ltd. and restoring its debts, contracts, and property.

Ontario bill would revive Sur-Leen Farms Limited, restoring its rights and liabilities after dissolution.

Gilda Investments Limited would be revived, restoring its property and liabilities as of dissolution. Bill would protect rights acquired after the corporation's dissolution but offers no new dispute process.

The bill revives Marbro Holdings Ltd. to its 2014 dissolution position, preserving post-dissolution rights while keeping its debts and contracts.

Ontario would revive Social Asset Measurements Inc., restoring liabilities and contracts from its dissolution on Oct. 1, 2024. Rights after dissolution would be protected, but the act explains nothing.

Bill would restore Andrew Zawadowski Medicine Professional Corporation to its pre-dissolution status as of Dec 19, 2024, preserving its property, rights and debts.

A bill would revive 2512681 Ontario Inc., restoring its rights and debts from dissolution.

Bill would restore a club dissolved in 2009, reviving its legal status and liabilities and protecting post-dissolution rights.

Bill would require Ontario's Minister to start a textile waste review within three months of enactment. It requires milestone reports and consultations with textile firms, waste providers, and municipalities.

Lawmakers would require suppliers to provide repair data, parts, and tools for covered products. The measure aims to reduce waste and lower repair costs.

Minister would publish a bill to create an independent consumer watchdog. The plan must be published online and progress tabled within six months.