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Ontario to require full-time office presence

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Ontario to require full-time office presence

More than half of provincial employees can already be found in Ontario government offices from Monday through Friday, while the remainder have had the option to work off-site up to two days per week.
'80s set tone for Ontario institutional levy

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‘80s set tone for Ontario institutional levy

Ontario municipalities are again asking for an upward adjustment to the payments that health care, post-secondary and correctional facilities make in lieu of property tax.
Ontario reorients electricity grid access

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Ontario reorients electricity grid access

Data centre development that aligns with Ontario’s economic development priorities has been promised a preferential place in the queue to connect to the electricity grid.
New fines loom for fire safety enforcement

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New fines loom for fire safety enforcement

Ontario municipalities will have an optional set of fines for enforcing fire safety once the provincial government finalizes the framework for administrative monetary penalties, known as AMPs.
Ontario defers due date for development charges

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Ontario defers due date for development charges

Ontario's new move to defer the due date for development charges is expected to ease upfront costs for condominium developers and create cash flow headaches for some municipalities.
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Rec centres to be revitalized in Kitchener-Waterloo

A new quad-gymnasium is coming to RBJ Schlegel Park in Kitchener, with upgrades to other recreational facilities across Waterloo.
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Ontario parks may relax liquor-use restrictions

Proposed changes to the Liquor Licence Control Act could expand areas where alcohol can be consumed in Ontario Parks.
Landlords' contact information elicits caution

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Landlords’ contact information elicits caution

The Ontario government is tweaking requirements for credit bureaus to release contact information for third-party users of credit scores to the scrutinized consumers.
AEDs coming to Ontario construction sites

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AEDs coming to Ontario construction sites

Automated external defibrillators (AEDs) will be required equipment on many Ontario construction sites under proposed amendments to the provincial Occupational Health and Safety Act.
Ontario asserts veto rights for school names

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Ontario asserts veto rights for school names

The Ontario government is asserting veto rights for school names through a proposed amendment to the provincial Education Act.
New tax twist for affordable rental housing

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New tax twist for affordable rental housing

A promised new optional property tax subclass would allow Ontario municipalities to reduce the tax rate on qualifying affordable rental units by up to 35 per cent.
Ontario heeds logistics sector maintenance

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Ontario heeds logistics sector maintenance

Ontario introduces a new tax credit to encourage a state of good repair in the logistics sector, and enhances its temporary tax credit for building and outfitting industrial facilities.
Ontario doubles down on Building Code supremacy

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Ontario doubles down on Building Code supremacy

The Ontario government is doubling down on its message to municipalities to back away from setting new building performance standards or deconstruction ordinances.
Illegal drug activity could ensnare landlords

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Illegal drug activity could ensnare landlords

Proposed Ontario legislation targets landlords who knowingly permit or possess proceeds from the production or trafficking of controlled substances within premises they control.
Elevator safety enforcers to impose new fines

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Elevator safety enforcers to impose new fines

Inadequately monitoring elevator technicians’ credentials could have financial consequences for multifamily landlords, condominium corporations and long-term care home and student residence operators in Ontario.
Ontario vague on special economic zones

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Ontario vague on special economic zones

Ontario's Bill 5 is presented as a means to propel infrastructure, mining and resource development projects considered instrumental for economic development and safeguarding Canadian sovereignty.
New college network aims to STEM tariff fallout

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New college network aims to STEM tariff fallout

A newly launched network of Ontario community colleges is aiming to STEM tariff fallout and support economic development in the province’s mid-sized regional centres.