To allow adopted persons and eligible birth relatives to remove their name or update the contact information they wish to share with a matched party on the Adoption Disclosure Register. Also to allow adopted persons to change the list of relatives they wish to be matched with on the Adoption Disclosure Register.

To obtain a new business licence, the Regulations under the Agricultural Tile Drainage Installation Act indicate that all businesses must employ a least one Class “A” operator and have access to one licensed machines. To issue a new business licence, an inspection of your operation will be necessary. All business licences are issued for a one-year term expiring March 31; the fee for this licence is $250.00.

The requirement to submit a Notice of Point of Entry Disclosure for Your Drinking Water Users applies to every Drinking Water System that uses Point of Entry Treatment in accordance with Schedule 3 of O. Reg. 170/03 and belongs to one of the following categories of Drinking Water Systems: • Small Municipal Residential and Non-municipal Year Round Residential systems that serve fewer than 101 private residences.

To enable a foster parent to request a review of a CAS decision to remove a Crown ward who has lived with the foster parent for at least 2 years.

This guide provides information on the EDG for applicants and funding recipients. This Application Guide is valid for the 2021-22 fiscal year. The guide describes the application process as well as project management requirements of the EDG and provides specific information on eligibility criteria and eligible activities. All applications will be assessed, evaluated and approved using requirements outlined in this application guide.

The Ministry of the Attorney General is pleased to announce that the 2021-22 Civil Remedies Grant Program application process is now open. The Program provides one-time funding of up to $100,000 per project (up to $200,000 per applicant organization) and will focus on the following priority crime types and population groups: Indigenous communities; Children and youth; Intimate partner and family violence; Gun and gang violence; and Rural/remote communities.

Anti-Human Trafficking Indigenous-led Initiatives Fund (ILIF) Program Guidelines: Key definitions of program terms, instructions and information about application, and an overview of the scoring and assessment requirements. Anti-Human Trafficking Indigenous-led Initiatives Fund (ILIF) Frequently Asked Questions: Ministry responses on common questions about applying to the program.

This schedule is to be used by an associated group of corporations who elect to allocate the tax effect from the group's taxable capital exemption based on the previous calender year's total assets. Applies to taxation years ending in the 2006 calendar year.

ON00825 – formerly FMS0113 A Development Permit is an authorization required by section 24 of the Niagara Escarpment Planning and Development Act (NEPDA) for development proposed on properties that fall within a specific area prescribed in R.R.O. 1990 Regulation 826. A permit is required to ensure that any proposed development maintains the Niagara Escarpment and surrounding lands substantially as a continuous natural environment, and that only development compatible with that natural environment is allowed. This permit requires consideration of the potential impacts of a development activity, such as a physical development or undertaking or to initiate a change in use of a property or structure, on the natural and scenic values of the Escarpment environment.

You must hold a non-shopkeeper distributor licence if you meet at least one of the following: • You sell or distribute fluid milk products and do not operate a shop. • You operate a shop and less than 50% by volume of your fluid milk products are sold directly to consumers from your shop. • You are a fluid milk distributor and you don’t buy your milk products from a licensed non-shopkeeper distributor. Licences are issued for a period of up to 3 years and must be renewed before the expiry date stated on the licence.

The application for a meat plant licence includes the completion of a Business Profile. The Business Profile is to be completed by the licensee and reviewed by OMAFRA. It captures necessary information used to assess the types of regulated activities conducted by the operation and the level of inspection services required at the facility. It also requires updates and resubmission every three years and when any changes occur to any of the contained information.

Section 26 of the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997 (FWCA) prohibits a person from using a dog to chase live game mammals or game birds during the closed hunting season for the purpose of teaching the dog hunting skills (training) or testing the dog’s hunting skills (field trial) unless the person has the authorization of the Minister. This application can be used to apply for an Authorization to Conduct Field Trials and Training which may be issued to authorize these activities during certain discrete periods of time outside of the hunting season for the game species being chased.

To be used by residents of LTC homes who would like to apply for a reduction in the amount of their basic accommodation fees. This document guides applicants in determining which supporting documents will be required as part of their application. This document is to be used by applicants who have a Notice of Assessment.

A new licence is required prior to beginning the operations of a dairy plant including: When a facility is being licensed for the first time. When an existing licensed plant is transferred to a new owner (transfer of ownership) An "Application for a Permit to Construct or Alter a Building Intended for Use as a Dairy Plant – For New Applicants" must be submitted at the same time as an “Application for a Licence for the Operation of a Plant”. Note, the licence will not be issued until the plant is complete and the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA) has confirmed, through inspection, that it meets all applicable regulations under the Milk Act (Ontario).

The Ontario Research Fund Research Excellence program promotes research excellence of strategic value to Ontario by supporting new leading-edge, transformative, and internationally significant research. The Ontario Research Fund-Research Excellence Round 12 Program Guidelines provide detailed information and instructions about the Round 12 program and project budget.

Prior to beginning alterations to an existing dairy plant, an "Application for a Permit to Construct or Alter a Building Intended for Use as a Dairy Plant - for Existing Licensed Plants" must be completed and submitted and approved by the Director. This application must demonstrate, through drawings and other information as necessary, that the alterations to the plant will meet the regulatory requirements under the Milk Act (Ontario). In some cases an “Application for an Amended Licence for the Operation of a Dairy Plant” may also be required.

Prior to beginning construction of a new dairy plant an "Application for a Permit to Construct or Alter a Building Intended for Use as a Dairy Plant – for New Applicants" must be completed and submitted and approved by the Director. This application must demonstrate, through drawings and other information as necessary, that the plant will be built to meet the regulatory requirements under the Milk Act (Ontario). An “Application for a Licence for the Operation of a Plant” must also be submitted with this permit application.

To be used by residents of LTC homes who would like to apply for a reduction in the amount of their basic accommodation fees. This document guides applicants in determining which supporting documents will be required as part of their application. This document is to be used by applicants who do not have a Notice of Assessment.

Used by beer vendors in Ontario (e.g., licensed establishments) who paid amounts on account of the beer tax on beer made by Ontario beer manufacturers that was stolen, destroyed (e.g., by fire), or lost (e.g., vehicle accident) prior to the sale of the beer to purchasers. This does not apply to purchases from or through the Liquor Control Board of Ontario.

To enable a person who has sought or received services from a CAS to make a complaint about certain services to the independent CFSRB.