21. Waterloo Public Library - Ontario Government ontario government. Links to a variety of sources of provincial governmentinformation. The officical publication of the Government of Ontario. http://www.wpl.ca/site/collections/ontario_government.asp

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22. Ontario Ministry Of Transportation Home Page ontario government Urges Drivers to Obey Speed Limits This Long Weekend. June 20,2005. ontario government wins latest court of appeal ruling with 407 ETR http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/

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23. Canada Online - About Canadian Government - Services News And Issues Ontario to Regulate Traditional Chinese Medicine The ontario government says itplans to introduce legislation to regulate traditional Chinese medicine and http://canadaonline.about.com/

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24. Canadian And Ontario Government Links Founded in 1919, has 50000 members across Ontario. They include public high schoolteachers, occasional teachers, teaching assistants, continuing education http://www.osstf.on.ca/www/links/gov.html

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25. Fort St. John - Canada.com Network Google Directory Regional North America Canada Ontario ontario government Press Releases - http//ogov.newswire.ca/index_e.html Searchontario government Press Release by date, organization, keyword or today s http://www.canada.com/fortstjohn/story.html?id=b2a7a8dd-4265-4be0-9e5c-c4281c48d

26. Ontario Hospital Association - Ontario Government Moves To Meet Hospital Funding We are an organization of health care providers dedicated to the continuingimprovement of health services in Ontario, through leadership, advocacy, http://www.oha.com/Client/OHA/OHA_LP4W_LND_WebStation.nsf/page/Ontario Governmen

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27. Ontario Hospital Association - Ontario Hospitals Committed To Working With Gover Ontario Hospitals Committed to Working with Government to Protect Medicare We recognize that the ontario government is facing a $5.6 billion deficit, http://www.oha.com/Client/OHA/OHA_LP4W_LND_WebStation.nsf/page/Ontario Hospitals

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28. Media Contacts The ontario government would have Canadians believe that the Government of Canada is The fact is, the Government of Canada s contribution to the Ontario http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/english/media/releases/2000/2000_34e.htm

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29. CANOE -- CNEWS - Tech News: Internet Ont. Should Reduce E-government Service Pro TORONTO (CP) Some 40 per cent of ontario government information technology It also suggests the ontario government has its own staff manage the http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/TechNews/Internet/2005/07/29/1152476.html

Internet July 29, 2005 TECH NEWS Internet Tech Investor Tech @ Home ... Weather Should Conservative leader Stephen Harper resign? Yes. No. Not sure. Results Story Ont. should reduce e-government service projects By Steve Erwin TORONTO (CP) Some 40 per cent of Ontario government information technology projects fail to meet expectations by going over budget or missing deadlines, according to an independent review of the province's IT spending. The report by former auditor general Denis Desautels suggests the province limit start-ups of electronic services projects and "significantly" improve the way it manages their development in order to save taxpayers money. It also suggests the Ontario government has its own staff manage the projects from beginning to end, rather than leaving the fate of projects in the hands of the private sector. And it suggests contracts with private IT developers include "off ramps" that allow the government to terminate a deal with an underperforming partner. "Experience shows that you're almost better off (having a project managed) from someone inside rather than an outside provider," Desautels said Thursday at the Ontario legislature. Generally, Desautels said Ontario does a fair job at developing and maintaining so-called e-services which can include everything from giving police online access to criminal records, to allowing anglers to obtain fishing licences electronically.

30. CultureCanada.gc.ca: Multiculturalism - Ontario Government and other links on multiculturalism and cultural communities in Ontario. http://www.culturecanada.gc.ca/chdt/interface/interface2.nsf/engdocBasic/21.10.1

Search Where You Are Home Provincial and Territorial Information Ontario Multiculturalism ... Visual Arts View similar pages for: Alberta British Columbia Canada Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland Northwest Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon After the Last Journey: Some Reflections on Bangladeshi Community Life in Ontario Source: Canada's Digital Collections Association Canadienne-francaise de l'Ontario (In French Only) Source: Association Canadienne-francaise de l'Ontario Beginnings of a Ukrainian Settlement in Toronto 1903-1914 Source: Canada's Digital Collections Black History Month in Toronto Source: City of Toronto Chiaroscuro: Italians in Toronto 1885-1915 Source: Canada's Digital Collections Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto Source: Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto Croatians in Toronto Source: Canada's Digital Collections Dance No More: Chinese Hand Laundries in Toronto Source: Canada's Digital Collections Egyptian Canadian Cultural Association of Ottawa Source: Egyptian Canadian Cultural Association of Ottawa Estonian Presence in Toronto, The

31. Hazmatmag.com - Authentication Login - 9/24/2005 ontario government request proposals for green power. 7/25/2005 The Ontariogovernment is adding more clean, green power to Ontario s electricity supply http://www.hazmatmag.com/article.asp?id=45722&issue=07252005

32. OPSEU Local 520 - Welcome Represents employees of the ontario government at downtown Toronto offices. http://www.opseu520.org/

Local 520 Membership Benefits Updated: November 13, 2004 Strike 2002 Updated: December 11, 2004 Meetings - Minutes Local 520 General Membership Ministry Employee Relations Committee (MERC) Note: An Inactive link indicates no event is scheduled Email Us info@opseu520.org Ontario Federation of Labour (OFL) Nancy sends thanks "Let us begin anew, remembering on both sides that civility is not a sign of weakness." Former President of the USA Equality and Justice For All OPSEU Local 520 is committed to ensuring an equitable and harassment free workplace for our members Are you a employee of the Ontario Government and an OPSEU member working at 30 College Street or 777 Bay Street in downtown Toronto? Not sure about what OPSEU Local you belong to? Know Your Rights! Get connected! Get into the loop!

33. Leddy Library - Government Information - Ontario Need Help? Chat with a Librarian! ontario government. Primary Site Government ofOntario home page About Government Government Ministries and Agencies http://www.uwindsor.ca/units/leddy/2002.nsf/CollectionsGovInfoOntario?OpenForm

34. The Ontario Government Wants Input? Let's Give It To Them! -- Ontario – Becomin DAWN (DisAbled Women s Network) Ontario is a feminist crossdisability organizationworking towards access, equity, full participation of Women with http://dawn.thot.net/oda2.html

The Ontario government wants input? Let's give it to them! Visit the web site: http://www.gov.on.ca/citizenship/accessibility The general public is invited to share views on various legislation items, including: Ontarians With Disabilities Act The meetings are scheduled to run, from 7:00 to 9:00 pm The next Ontario cities' dates are the following: [1] Ottawa: February 12, 2004 [2] Hamilton: February 19, 2004 [3] Peterborough: February 26, 2004 [4] Sudbury: March 17, 2004 [5] The Greater Toronto Area: March 23, 2004 [6] Thunder Bay: March 25, 2004 You'll find all of the information, that you need, plus updates, at: http://www.gov.on.ca/citizenship/accessibility You can also submit "ideas and insights" by: March 31,2004 via the Web site: http://www.gov.on.ca/citizenship/accessibility by phone: (416)-325-4957 or Toll Free: TTY: (416)-326-0148 or Toll Free: by writing to the following address: Accessibility Directorate of Ontario 400 University Avenue, 3rd Floor

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36. Settlement.Org: Ontario By Region > Learn More About Ontario Ontario Exports Inc. the lead trade agency of the ontario government, ontario government Web site - home page for a number of the Government of http://www.settlement.org/site/REGIONS/ontarioresources.asp

Site Search Site Help / Map Feedback Contact Us ... About this Section Learn More About Ontario More about Ontario links you to additional information about the province. Here you can find out how to get around between cities and towns in Ontario.You can read the overviews of the Ontarian history, geography, economy. You can also explore a few directories of regional Web sites to find out more about a city or region. Getting Around Provincial Information Directories Getting Around Map of Ontario - a physical map of the province. Regional Maps - a collection of maps of the 12 Ontario regions. MapBlast - a Web site that provides maps and driving directions for the United States and Canadian locations. Distance Table - this program calculates the distance between Ontario cities. Ontario Provincial Highways - provides location and distance information for all Ontario highways. VIA Rail - passenger train service across Canada.

37. Take Action: Tell The Ontario Government You Want Clean Energy Bill 100 Explained Greenpeace s submission to the ontario government. The Ontariogovernment is trying to restructure the electricity supply in Ontario but http://www.greenpeace.ca/e/action/ontarioelectricity/index.php

help about Greenpeace campaigns press releases ... links Take Action Volunteer with Greenpeace (Toronto) Send a message to the BC Government Send a message to the Board of paper company Kimberly-Clark Sign up for the Greenpeace enewsletter ... Take Action Send Quebec Premier Jean Charest a message reminding him about his party's promise to implement mandatory labelling of GE foods! Tell the Ontario government you want clean energy! Greenpeace activists at the Ontario legislature demanding clean energy. Take Action Now! Background The Bottom Line Brief History of Electricity in Ontario ... Bill 100 Explained: Greenpeace's submission to the Ontario government The Ontario government is trying to restructure the electricity supply in Ontario but they are ignoring renewable sources of electricity while trying to revive costly and dangerous aging nuclear plants. The government is asking to hear from the public until later this month. Please take some time to let them know that you want real, clean and sustainable energy. We were requesting that Canadians urge the Ontario government to adopt clean energy. The deadline for submissions to the government committee on Bill 100 was late August, 2004, so that action is now closed.

38. The Ontario Federation Of Labour The ontario government owns Ontario Hydro and the McGuinty government is clearly Once again, the ontario government wants to “transform” health care http://www.ofl.ca/

ABOUT NEWS PUBLICATIONS LIBRARY ... LINKS the latest pdfs direct links to adobe acrobat files of the most recent ofl publications. Focus - September, 2005 Focus on Queen's Park - September, 2005 Focus - August 2005 Focus on Queen's Park - August 2005 ... Focus - June, 2005 THE LATEST Thursday, September 22, 2005 Focus - September, 2005 FAIR VOTE ONTARIO The Ontario government has recently introduced legislation to establish a Citizen’s Assembly in Ontario to review our current electoral system. A Select Committee of MPPs is touring various other countries as well to examine their voting systems and will report back with their findings in November. The complete story and more in Focus - September, 2005 DOWNLOAD A PDF OF Focus - September, 2005 Thursday, September 01, 2005 Message From the President: Labour Day Message, 2005 - A Day to Honour the Dignity of Working People READ THE ENTIRE MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT Tuesday, August 30, 2005 Focus - August 2005 OFL Convention November 21 - 25, 2005 The complete story and more in Focus - August 2005 DOWNLOAD A PDF OF Focus - August 2005 Friday, August 26, 2005

39. HealthyOntario.com You can call the ontario government Information and Referral line at The ontario government is making more services available online to improve your http://www.healthyontario.com/english/static.asp?channel_id=0&text_id=337

40. Ontario Government Launches Distance Education Network On March 3rd, 1987, the ontario government announced an initial series of grants to To implement the network, the ontario government has entered into a http://cade.icaap.org/vol2.2/11_fyi_roberts_et_al.html

Journal of Distance Education/ Revue de l'enseignement à distance (1987) ISSN: 0830-0445 Ontario Government Launches Distance Education Network Judy Roberts Northeast Regional Co-ordinating Centre On October 20th, 1986, the Ontario (Canada) Government announced that it would provide up to $5 million a year over the next four years to establish a new Northern Ontario distance education access network. The project was announced jointly by the Colleges and Universities Minister Gregory Sorbara and Education Minister Sean Conway in a combined video and audio press conference that linked Toronto, Sudbury, and Thunder Bay. Community access points throughout Northern Ontario have been established since that announcement with the objective of increasing the availability of secondary and post-secondary education in both French and English for northern Ontario residents. Each access point is equipped with "conventional" distance education technologies such as audio and video tape playback machines, audio conferencing units, and IBM and ICON computers. As well, each site has a facsimile machine. While the bulk of the money being provided by the Government will fund the capital and operating costs of the network, the project will also make funding available to colleges and universities for the acquisition and/or development of distance education programs. On March 3rd, 1987, the Ontario Government announced an initial series of grants to 24 post- secondary distance education projects worth a total of $1,241,205. Most of these projects involve collaboration among institutions. The largest provides funding of up to $705,000 over the next four years that will allow registered nurses in northern communities to earn their Bachelor of Science in Nursing via distance education. The program is to be developed by Laurentian University in Sudbury and Lakehead University in Thunder Bay.

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