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The Ontario government has announced a plan to introduce 100 new family doctors in rural and northern communities by 2025. This initiative is part of the Practice Ready Ontario program, which aims to integrate internationally trained physicians into the province's healthcare system more efficiently. The program will allow
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Angela Clayton has been appointed as the interim President and CEO of Infrastructure Ontario. This decision was made with the unanimous support of the Board of Directors of Infrastructure Ontario. Clayton will take over the role later this month, succeeding Michael Lindsay, who will transition to Metrolinx. Angela Clayton brings
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The Ontario government has introduced the Support for Seniors and Caregivers Act, 2024, which proposes a $114-million initiative aimed at enhancing support for seniors and caregivers across the province. This legislation, if passed, will focus on improving dementia care, providing assistance to families and caregivers, and creating more opportunities for
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The Ontario government has announced several initiatives aimed at enhancing the healthcare system across the province. These measures include modernizing the provincial electronic health record system to provide Ontarians with secure online access to their personal health information through Health811, starting next year. Additionally, nurse practitioners will be allowed to
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The Ontario government has appointed Robert Poirier as a third-party advisor to conduct a governance review of the Ontario Municipal Employees’ Retirement System (OMERS). This review, the first since 2012, aims to assess the governance model of OMERS to ensure it aligns with the interests of its members and supports
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The Ontario government has announced plans to introduce legislation aimed at enhancing dementia care and support for caregivers. The proposed changes are part of the 'Your Health' plan, which seeks to improve access to care for seniors and their caregivers across the province. Key elements of the proposal
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The Ontario government has announced changes to the Northern Health Travel Grant program, effective December 1, 2024. Over the next three years, the province plans to allocate $45 million to enhance this program, aiming to improve access to specialized health care services for residents in Northern Ontario. Key changes include:
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The Ontario government has announced a proposal to provide over $77 million in financial relief to municipalities to help offset increased costs associated with the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) services. This initiative is aimed at assisting small and rural communities in managing the financial impacts resulting from the collective bargaining
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The Ontario government has announced a new regulation under the Mining Act aimed at facilitating the recovery of residual metals and minerals from mine waste. This regulation is described as the first of its kind in Canada and is intended to provide new opportunities for Ontario's mining sector
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Premier Doug Ford has called on the federal government to adopt a more proactive stance regarding border security and trade issues. During a recent meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and other Canadian premiers, Ford highlighted several concerns. He urged the federal government to align with U.S. tariffs on
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The Ontario government has announced a plan to provide up to $1 billion in loans to municipalities for water infrastructure projects. This initiative is part of the Housing-Enabling Water Infrastructure (HEWI) lending stream under Infrastructure Ontario's Loan Program. The program aims to support the construction, expansion, and rehabilitation
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The Ontario government has announced plans to expand the scope of practice for nurse practitioners and registered nurses. This initiative is set to take effect on July 1, 2025, and aims to enhance healthcare delivery across the province. The changes will allow nurse practitioners to perform additional medical procedures, including