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Ontario; the record of the Mowat government; 22 years of progressive legislation and honest administration, 1872-1894 .. The province of Ontario in the war;: A record of government and people, by J. Castell Hopkins, 1919 Ontario government releases amendments to franchise disclosure regulations: Canadian ministry of consumer and business services provides amendments intended ... An article from: Franchising World by Larry Weinberg, 2004-05-01 Decelopment Planning in Ontario Government Policy for the Parkway Belt West June 1973 by Economics and Intergovernmental Affairs Ministry of Treasury, 1973 Study of mind development groups, sects and cults in Ontario, Daniel G. Hill, special advisor; a report to the Ontario government. by self-realization], 1980-01-01 Ipperwash trial begins: secret police photos, videos ordered released.(wrongful death lawsuit of aboriginal activist Dudley George)(Ontario government ... on evidence): An article from: Wind Speaker by Paul Barnsley, 2003-09-01 Local Government in Ontario: Omers, Ontario Municipal Board, Francophone Association of Municipalities of Ontario, Police Village Feminists in power: women cabinet ministers in the New Democratic Party (NDP) government of Ontario, 1990-1995.(Symposium: Women and Public Policy): An article from: Policy Studies Journal by Lesley Hyland Byrne, 1997-12-22 Ringing in the Common Love of Good: The United Farmers of Ontario, 1914™1926 by Kerry A. Badgley, 2000-02 Current Affairs: Perspectives on Electricity Policy for Ontario by Douglas Reeve, Donald Dewees, et all 2010-02-13 "No Car, No Radio, No Liquor Permit": The Moral Regulations of Single Mothers in Ontario, 1920-1997 by Margaret Jane Hillyard Little, 1998-12-24 Push!: The Struggle for Midwifery in Ontario (Mcgill-Queen's/ Associated Medical Services Studies in the History of Medicine, Health, and Society) by Ivy Lynn Bourgeault, 2007-03 Enforcing Human Rights in Ontario by Mary Cornish, Fay Faraday, et all 2009-03-31 Ontario undoing welfare legacy of the Harris government.(Income Security)(Mike Harris): An article from: Community Action

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61. CFLRI: Evaluation Project For The Ontario Government
    Evaluation project for the ontario government. How did the projectcome about? In the fall of 1997, the ministries of Citizenship  
    http://www.cflri.ca/cflri/research/on_eval.html
    
    Extractions: In the fall of 1997, the ministries of Citizenship, Culture and Recreation (MCZCR), and Health (MOH), with input from the Ministry of Education and Training (MET), began implementation of a joint physical activity strategy for Ontario. The objective of the strategy is to increase levels of physical activity among Ontarians in response to the health, social and economic costs associated with inactive lifestyles. The strategy will be delivered through seven primary settings: Active Ontario Strategy What does the Strategy involve?

62. HOMELESS: Oct98 : Ontario Government Homelessness Report 9 Oct
    ontario government Homelessness Report 9 Oct.  
    http://csf.colorado.edu/mail/homeless/oct98/0014.html

63. Ontario Heritage Foundation Links - Ontario Government & Agencies
    Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre Centre. Fulford Place. Heritage Events. Publications.Heritage Merchandise. Heritage Links. Contacting Us. ontario government.  
    http://www.heritagefdn.on.ca/Eng/Links/links-ontgov.shtml

64. OCBC - Ontario Government Cyclist Survey
    Unfortunately, the benefits of a helmet have been grossly exaggerated by heavilygovernmentsubsidized groups like the Ontario Head Injury Association, Safe  
    http://www.magma.ca/~ocbc/survey.html
    
    Extractions: EXPOSED BY OWN SURVEY A survey of over 1,000 Ontario residents conducted on behalf of the Province's Ministry of Transportation at the beginning of October 1994 showed 609 (61%) of the respondents are cyclists. Twenty nine of the cyclists (5%) reported being involved in a collision during the previous year or so. Only eight (1.3%) needed medical treatment, and one was admitted to hospital. Six cyclists (1%) incurred a blow to the head, and only 2 of those (0.3%) required medical treatment. The survey did not indicate which if any of those incurring head injuries were wearing helmets. The results tend to confirm what many cycling organizations have claimed all along, that cycling is inherently safe and Ontario's legislation is a solution looking for a problem. Other figures from the Ministry's Road Safety unit show very low rates of serious injury to cyclists on Ontario roads. In comparison, injuries to motorists and their passengers are at epidemic levels. Some will Quit, Others will Defy the Law

65. Ontario Government Bicycle Helmet Legislation
    The ONTARIO COALITION for BETTER CYCLING Submission to the OntarioGovernment on Bicycle Helmet Legislation. (The following is a  
    http://www.magma.ca/~ocbc/letter.html
    
    Extractions: on Bicycle Helmet Legislation (The following is a copy of an August 1995 submission to the Ontario Ministry of Transportation following the election of a new provincial government.) Legislation should be postponed based on the following: Bicycle helmet legislation is discriminatory. Ontario risks losing the overwhelming health, environmental, and economic benefits it derives from cycling. Australian helmet legislation has not delivered the benefits that were forecast prior to the law in 1991. Unlike adults, children cause 80% of the accidents they are involved in and therefore need special attention. The protective value of a helmet has been exaggerated and public perceptions do not coincide with the facts. Cycling is a very safe activity for competent cyclists (i.e possessing skills which can be learnt by a ten year old). It will be a wasteful diversion of police resources to enforce this law. Large numbers of cyclists in Australia defied the law and some were jailed. There is a risk that this will happen in Ontario. Cycling must be promoted rather than discouraged.

66. ONTARIO GOVERNMENT GIVES $177,800 TO PRO-EUTHANASIA GROUP
    Tuesday January 28, 2003. Printer friendly version, Email to a friend.ontario government GIVES $177,800 TO PROEUTHANASIA GROUP TORONTO  
    http://www.lifesite.net/ldn/2003/jan/03012801.html
    
    Extractions: Tuesday January 28, 2003 Printer friendly version Email to a friend ONTARIO GOVERNMENT GIVES $177,800 TO PRO-EUTHANASIA GROUP TORONTO, January 28, 2003 (LifeSiteNews.com) - LifeSite has learned that the Ontario Trillium Foundation, an agency of the Ministry of Culture has provided the pro-euthanasia group 'Dying with Dignity' (DWD) $177,800 over three years to create a pilot counselling program in Toronto. However, counselling to commit suicide is illegal in Canada. Section 241 of the Criminal Code reads: "Everyone who (a) counsels a person to commit suicide, or (b) aids or abets a person to commit suicide, is guilt of an indictable offence and liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 14 years." Marilynne Seguin, the Canadian assisted-suicide activist and founder of "Dying With Dignity", killed herself in 1999 in the presence of a doctor with a lethal drug concoction. Seguin, a nurse, fought for the "right to die" for twenty years. She boasted of having "counselled" over 2000 patients. While she did not admit to actually administering lethal drugs she said that she was present for over 350 suicides or assisted suicides.

67. Lifesite: History Of The Ontario Government's Injunction : The Pro-Life 18
    History of the ontario government's Injunction Against ProLife WitnessingThe Case of the Pro-Life 18 . 1991 - The Ontario New  
    http://www.lifesite.net/gibbons/18.html
    
    Extractions: The Case of the "Pro-Life 18" 1991 - The Ontario New Democratic Party (NDP) government under Bob Rae formed a Task Group on Access to Abortion, composed entirely of abortionists and pro-abortion activists. The Task Group was formed to address the non-existent problem of "access" to abortion in Ontario. This was the beginning of a shameless campaign of government advocacy for the abortion industry and abuse of political and legal power to suppress the pro-life movement. 1. 1992 - The Task Group report recommended that, among other ways of promoting abortion in Ontario, the government should seek to disable the pro-life movement by prohibiting pro-life demonstrations. In spite of a petition-card campaign, in which 50,000 Ontarians protested the proposal, the government began to implement it. 2. A lawsuit was chosen as the means to stop the pro-lifers. Criminal charges were not pursued, since pro-lifers had been consistently peaceful and law-abiding in their activities; and legislation was out of the question, since it would involve democratic debate. 3. The government's aim was to silence any and all pro-lifers at many critical locations. In a civil suit, however, one must aim at a specific individual or group related to the location; the government proceeded to find "scapegoats" - leading pro-life citizens on whom they could hang an injunction protecting various abortion-related sites across the province.

68. Links: Ontario Government
    Members, back ontario government ministries Agriculture Food and RuralAffairs; Attorney General; Government of Ontario (Main Site). home  
    http://www.sussex-strategy.com/links/ontario.cfm

69. Health Canada - Rock Questions Ontario Government's Reluctance To Cooperate On H
    Health Minister Allan Rock today questioned why the ontario government continuesto be reluctant to work with the Government of Canada and other governments to  
    http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/english/media/releases/2000/2000_34e.htm
    
    Extractions: April 4, 2000 OTTAWA - Health Minister Allan Rock today questioned why the Ontario Government continues to be reluctant to work with the Government of Canada and other governments to renew Canada's health care system, but instead is focussed on personal attacks. "We need a jointly developed plan of action," said Mr. Rock. "If we do not address the underlying issues, we will not secure the system for the future but instead provide more stop-gap measures. And that is no solution at all." The Minister met with provincial and territorial ministers of health last week for the stated purpose of developing an action plan to strengthen health care for Canadians. Instead, much of the focus was on funding. The Ontario Minister of Health herself was not prepared to discuss solutions to current health care problems. Her mandate seemed limited to demanding an immediate infusion of more cash, without addressing the need for a comprehensive plan. In Markham, Minister Rock outlined a number of areas that are key priorities that governments could work on collectively to begin the process of health care renewal. Several Health ministers made it clear that although funding was an important issue, they recognized the need for renewal.

70. Government Northern Ontario Directory
    NorthernOntario.com - Government. Search Northern Ontario Moresearch options. Categories. Categories Agencies (0) Consultants  
    http://www.northern-ontario.com/cgi-bin/links/pages/Government/

71. Ontario Government Education Policy Slammed
    OSSTF Logo Lamp of Learning. January 23, 2003 ontario government educationpolicy slammed. (Toronto) Once again independent research  
    http://www.osstf.on.ca/www/pub/pressrel/sept02_aug03/jan23-103.htm
    
    Extractions: (Toronto) - "Once again independent research shows the Tory government's education policy has been a disaster for Ontario students," said Earl Manners, president of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation (OSSTF). Manners was commenting on Schools We Need, the report issued today by researchers at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE). "This is the fourth study in the last few months that vindicates what teachers and educational workers have been saying for seven years. This study is just the latest to confirm that the government's education policies have failed Ontario students. "In late December, Dr Rozanski's report called for the return of $1.8 billion in funding to Ontario's public elementary and secondary schools. The Schools We Need report released today is the latest proof that this money is needed now not later. "Our students can't wait. Do the right thing Mr Eves. Restore full funding to Ontario's schools now,"concluded Manners.

72. Earthroots Takes Ontario Government To Court
    Earthroots takes ontario government to court to stopping proposed loggingroad through Bob Lake Conservation Reserve Lawsuit filed  
    http://www.earthroots.org/Temagami/lawsuit.html
    
    Extractions: Earthroots filed a lawsuit against the Ontario Government late yesterday to stop the construction of a logging road through Bob Lake Conservation Reserve in Temagami. Repr esented by Sierra Legal Defence Fund lawyers, Earthroots is asking the Ontario Superior Court of Justice to declare the proposed road illegal. The proposed road would be constructed where a narrow recreational trail currently exists. The existing trail is an overgrown logging road that was used decades ago and had largely reverted to natural habitat prior to the establishment of the Conservation Reserve. Logging road construction is not allowed in Conservation Reserves. Construction of the logging road could begin as early as next week to prepare the area for clearcuts, which have already been approved. The court case is expected to be heard in early December and could set a precedent for other protected areas in the rest of the province, which are currently at risk from industrial activity.

73. IBM Global Services Consulting - Ontario Government Supports Major Network Upgra
    Major News Items. ontario government supports major network upgradewith IBM Networking Technology Centre Company Background The  
    http://www.ibm.com/services/alliances/cisco/cisco_ontario.html

74. New Page 2
    What does the ontario government have against paramedics? Plenty,say hopping mad paramedics from across the province, in Toronto  
    http://www.defrance.org/articles/canada_para.htm
    
    Extractions: For the last six years, the Ontario Tory government has shown nothing but contempt for paramedics and has repeatedly passed legislation detrimental to their individual and workers' rights, say paramedics from across the province attending a founding conference for ambulance workers. About 70 paramedics, dispatchers and ambulance workers who are members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) are delegates to the first annual CUPE Ontario Ambulance Workers Committee Conference scheduled in Toronto at the Carlton Place Hotel, Carlson Court (Toronto Airport) Sunday, February 24 and Monday, February 25. The Tory attacks on the rights of paramedics include a mandatory flu shot, decertification without a hearing, a biased arbitration process and the elimination of the right to strike. "This government's approach to legislation dealing with paramedics is unprecedented and draconian. The citizens of Ontario respect paramedics and other ambulance workers and the valuable work they do. But the Tories have gone to great lengths to show nothing but contempt for them," says Sid Ryan the Ontario president of CUPE, the union that represents more than half of the province's 5,000 paramedics and ambulance workers.

75. Ontario Government Ministry Breaking The Law : TB Indymedia
    ontario government ministry breaking the law by CPAWS Wildlands League • FridayFebruary 21, 2003 at 0226 PM Forests for Tomorrow (FFT), a coalition of  
    http://thunderbay.indymedia.org/news/2003/02/3983.php
    
    Extractions: Forests for Tomorrow (FFT), a coalition of leading environmental organizations, including CPAWS-Wildlands League, has released a legal “letter of opinion” regarding serious alleged violations of forestry laws by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR). Forests for Tomorrow (FFT), a coalition of leading environmental organizations, today released a legal “letter of opinion” regarding serious alleged violations of forestry laws by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR). The MNR is poised to receive a renewal of the Environmental Assessment (EA) approval allowing them to conduct forestry activities on 385,000 square kilometres of public Crown Land. The Minister of the Environment will soon be making his decision on the conditions of this renewal. The legal opinion finds that a continuing pattern of MNR violations of its forest management obligations observed by FFT groups leaves the Minister of Natural Resources exposed to “Contempt of Court” proceedings. The opinion also finds that there are serious legal problems with the Class EA renewal proposed by MNR.

76. Trans Accessibility Project
    Funded by the Violence Intervention and Education Workgroup (VIEW), through a grant provided by the Ministry of Education and Training, as part of the ontario government's Interministerial Violence Against Women Prevention Initiative.  
    http://www.queensu.ca/humanrights/tap/index.html

77. Ontario Native Affairs Secretariat: Ontario Government And Ontario First Nations
    ontario government And Ontario First Nations Commit To Formal Dialogue. Thissite is maintained by the Government of Ontario, Canada.  
    http://www.nativeaffairs.jus.gov.on.ca/english/news_220102.htm
    
    Extractions: Skip Navigation Central Site Search Site Map Location News Releases, Speeches and Announcements Home About ONAS Minister's Office ... Archives January 22, 2002 TORONTO - The Government of Ontario and Ontario First Nation leaders signed a letter-of-intent today, marking a significant step forward in their relationship. The purpose of the letter-of-intent is to establish regular meetings between Ontario ministers and key First Nation leaders to promote on-going dialogue and to resolve issues of shared concern. Today's meeting was the second meeting of this working group of ministers and First Nation leaders to develop a process for dialogue. The first meeting of this group took place in June 2001. At that meeting, officials were directed to prepare the draft letter-of-intent for consideration at today's meeting. Ontario participants at today's meeting were: David Young, Attorney General and Minister Responsible for Native Affairs; John Snobelen, Minister of Natural Resources, Dan Newman, Minister of Northern Development and Mines; and Rob Sampson, Minister of Correctional Services. The First Nation participants were: Charles Fox, Ontario Regional Chief; Vernon Roote, Grand Chief of the Anishinabek Nation; Stan Beardy, Grand Chief of the Nishnawbe-Aski Nation; Leon Jourdain, Grand Chief of Treaty # 3; Ignace Gull, Grand Chief of the Mushkegowuk Tribal Council; Roberta Jamieson, Chief of the Six Nations of the Grand River; Denise Stonefish, Deputy Grand Chief of the Association of Iroquois and Allied Indians; and Angie Barnes, Chief of the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne.

78. The Ontario Trillium Foundation
    An ontario government schedule III agency, The Foundation works with others to make strategic investments to build healthy, sustainable, and caring communities in Ontario.  
    http://www.trilliumfoundation.org/

79. Canadian Lobby Organization On Ontario Government Policies
    TAX INCENTIVE ZONES Background The ontario government has committed to creatingtaxincentive zones to improve economic development opportunities and job  
    http://www.noacc.com/newsletter_headlines.asp
    
    Extractions: Since 1931 A Registered Provincial Lobby Organization Spring Meeting NOACC Lobbies Government Economy - Analysis Economic Development Office Economy - Alternative Energy Maintenance of Channel Markers and Buoys NODN to study Access to Capital Northern Group Funding Plan The Kyoto Protocol Northwestern Ontario Tax Incentive Zones Video Lottery Terminals Off Sale Vendors Divided Trans-Canada Highway Economy and Affordable Broadband Internet Economy - CFDC's Agriculture Research Funding Cuts Northern Ontario Snowmobiling Ontario Highway Signage Apprenticeships in Ontario Working Ventures Fund Toward an Innovative Culture Grow Bonds North Lottery Licensing in the Province of Ontario Transportation Council Greater Toronto International Airport Fee Recruitment of Healthcare Professionals Labour Market Development Agreement Northwest Ontario Tourist Information Centres /* CSS Menu highlight- By Marc Boussard (marc.boussard@syntegra.fr) Modified by DD for NS4 compatibility Visit http://www.dynamicdrive.com for this script */ var ns4class='' Home Lobby Issues Northern Solutions Mission ... Links NOACC Lobbies Government

80. Canada: Ontario Government Bends To Pressure For A Public Inquiry Into E-coli De
    Canada ontario government bends to pressure for a public inquiry into ecolideaths. By Lee Parsons 3 June 2000. Use this version to print.  
    http://www.wsws.org/articles/2000/jun2000/ont-j03.shtml
    
    Extractions: 3 June 2000 Use this version to print Ontario's Tory government has announced a judicial inquiry will be held into the contamination of the water supply in the rural town of Walkerton and the resulting deaths of at least seven people. But the Tories are resisting pressure that the inquiry investigate the province's water management system. They continue to insist that the Walkerton tragedy had nothing to do with their cuts to the Environment Ministry's budget and workforce or with the privatization of water-testing. Likewise, the Tories have dismissed suggestions that the off-loading of provincial government responsibilities onto municipalities could have impacted on Walkerton's ability to maintain its water system, or that largely unregulated industrial livestock production might have resulted in fecal matter getting into Walkerton's water supply. Seven Walkerton residents, including a two-year-old child, are known to have died from kidney failure or other complications caused by infection from O157: H7, a deadly strain of the e-coli bacteria. The Coroner's Office is also investigating the deaths of four elderly people that occurred before it was known, or at least publicly revealed, that Walkerton's water supply was contaminated. Initially believed to have been natural, the deaths are now thought to have been caused by e-coli. More than 20 Walkerton residents, many of them children, remain hospitalized.

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