Form 1 - Physician/Nurse Practitioner Report Pursuant to the Mandatory Blood Testing Act, 2006 and O. Reg. 449/07 To support implementation of the Mandatory Blood Testing Act, 2006

Form 3 - Respondent Report - Pursuant to the Mandatory Blood Testing Act, 2006 and O. Reg. 449/07 To support implementation of the Mandatory Blood Testing Act, 2006

Form 2 - Applicant Report - Pursuant to the Mandatory Blood Testing Act, 2006 and O. Reg. 449/07 To support implementation of the Mandatory Blood Testing Act, 2006

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.

This tool is to be used by public bodies (identified government agencies) that choose to submit conflict of interest rules or revised rules to the Conflict of Interest Commissioner for approval. These rules should use the language and format of Ontario Regulation 381/07 to the extent possible.

Application form allows the program to reimburse current and former Ontario Crown wards for the cost of applying to eligible postsecondary schools and postsecondary programs.

The use of this aid is voluntary. It is being provided to assist you in making a written request for medical assistance in dying that complies with the legal requirements. Once you complete this request, you should provide it to your doctor or nurse practitioner. The completed aid may be included in your medical records and may be used by your doctor or nurse practitioner to provide health care to you.

The form is used to refer a child/youth to tertiary medical consultation services at CPRI. This is a one-time developmental behavioural consultation with a CPRI paediatrician or a psychiatrist. It can also include diagnostic opinion/interdisciplinary ASD diagnostic assessment. Referrals will only be accepted from a medical specialist (e.g. paediatrician, psychiatrist, neurologist, geneticist). All CPRI recommendations are provided to the referring specialist.

A licence is required for a person in the business of receiving, collecting and/or transporting deadstock. Once the application and supporting documents are completed and submitted, the ministry will review. After it is approved, a licence will be mailed to the applicant.

The Lieutenant Governor's Community Volunteer Award for Students pays tribute to students who not only complete the required number of volunteer hours to graduate, but who go above and beyond. Each year, an award is given to one graduating student at each of Ontario's secondary schools.

This form is to be used by persons who are eligible to apply and who wish to apply for registration as a voluntary participant in the cap and trade program pursuant to Part IV of O.Reg 144/16 The Cap and Trade Program Regulation made under the Climate Change Mitigation and Low-carbon Economy Act, 2016 (the “Cap and Trade Regulation”).

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A registration is needed if you wish to operate a research, teaching, or testing facility in Ontario. This is required if your premises uses animals in research, teaching or testing and your premises are used for collecting, assembling, or maintaining of animals in connection with a research facility under R.S.O. 1990, c. A.22, s. 4. Please complete this application for registration of a research/teaching/testing facility in full, as per section 4 of the Animals for Research Act. The Director appointed under the Animals for Research Act will approve applications for registrations in accordance with the requirements of the Act. A registration expires on the 31st day of December of the year in which registration is made. Registration must be renewed annually. If an application includes more than one research, teaching or testing facility, details must be provided for each facility in the application, and payment of fees are required.

To allow birth parents and adopted persons submit a service request to the Office of the Registrar General to register or withdraw a No Contact Notice under the Adoption Information Disclosure Act, 2005.

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.

This checklist is a tool for the Ministry of Economic Development and Growth to make an initial assessment of proposed projects for Youth Skills Connections Industry Partnerships. Consideration of an eligibility checklist does not guarantee acceptance to the next stage of consideration, or funding.

This Meat Inspection Program Discussion Request Form is intended for use when further discussion is requested by producers/consigners and/or herd/flock veterinarians regarding condemnations or dispositions made at provincially licensed meat plants in Ontario and information included on Form 202: Whole and/or Partial Carcass(es) Condemnations.

Business or Non-profit organizations obligated to report their compliance under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), 2005 must complete and submit this form.

Applicants interested in applying for the 2025-26 Community Emergency Preparedness Grant (CEPG) need to review the Application Guidelines. The purpose of the guidelines is to provide applicants with program information including eligible applicants, eligible expenses, report requirements and other useful information.

Lands that meet the criteria prescribed in regulations to the Mining Act as a site of Aboriginal cultural significance are eligible to be considered for withdrawal to protect them from prospecting, staking, sale or lease. Communities who wish to have lands considered for withdrawal should consult the applicable regulations and Policy and complete this Form, including all required information and documentation.