A certificate of registration issued by the Provincial Apiarist is required for a person who owns or is in possession of honey bees or beekeeping equipment, but does not include a person who is in possession of new beekeeping equipment for the purpose of transportation, distribution or sale or who is a manufacturer of beekeeping equipment.
Making the PAD Agreement form available to the public will allow clients access to a form that is accessible anywhere, anytime and one that can be completed online or offline. PAD will be an additional form of payment for those AMCB clients wanting to set up a payment plan for the repayment of Crown debt.
This award recognizes individuals, groups and employers who help promote immigrant success, economic growth, and inclusion in Ontario.
The Order of Ontario is the province’s highest civilian honour. An Ontarian who has shown outstanding qualities of individual excellence and achievement in any field is eligible for nomination.
The James Bartleman Indigenous Youth Creative Writing Award commemorates the legacy of Ontario’s 27th Lieutenant Governor by recognizing up to six Indigenous students for their creative writing talent. Each recipient receives a $2,500 award.
The Lincoln M. Alexander Award commemorates the legacy of Ontario’s 24th Lieutenant Governor by recognizing three young people who have shown strong leadership in eliminating racial discrimination. Two recipients in the Student category and one recipient in the Community category will each receive a $5,000 cash award.
The Hilary M. Weston Scholarship commemorates the legacy of Ontario’s 26th Lieutenant Governor and is awarded to two graduate-level social work students who specialize in the area of mental health. Successful applicants each receive a one-time award of $7,500.
This medal program honours outstanding contributions made by exceptional youth volunteers across the province and is the highest honour a young person can achieve for their contributions to the province.
This medal program honours individuals for their exceptional long-term efforts and outstanding contributions to the well-being of their communities throughout the province.
This medal recognizes police officers for individual acts of outstanding courage. Nominations must be made through the nominee’s Police Service and endorsed by their Chief of Police or the Commissioner of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) for police officers working in the OPP.
Nominations must be submitted by the nominee’s Police Service.
Recognizes individual acts of outstanding courage and bravery performed by members of Ontario’s paramedic services. Nominations must be made through the nominee’s paramedic service and endorsed by their Paramedic Chief.
Nominations must be submitted by the nominee’s paramedic service.
This medal recognizes firefighters for individual acts of outstanding courage. Nominations must be made through the nominee’s Fire Service and endorsed by their Fire Chief.
Nominations must be submitted by the nominee’s Fire Service.
This award commemorates the legacy of Ontario’s 28th Lieutenant Governor by recognizing Ontarians who have gone above and beyond to improve accessibility for people with disabilities.
Form that can be filled out by the public to file a complaint with the Ministry of Government and Consumer Services.
The EnAbling Change Program Guidelines are a public resource to support organizations that are interested in applying for funding through the EnAbling Change Program 2023-2024.
The Transportation Standards Reference Guide provides information about accessibility requirements from the Transportation Standards that apply to designated public sector transportation organizations who offer conventional or specialized transportation services, according to sections 34 to 62 and section 78 of Regulation 191/11 under the AODA.
ODSP recipients who are self-employed or operate a business must submit a Business Income and Expense Report at least once per year.
