The guidelines provide information on the redesigned Black Youth Action Economic Empowerment Program's Career Readiness and Entrepreneurship Streams, as well as guidance for Funders. The guidelines also outline program priorities, eligibility criteria, requirements, timelines, funding, budget considerations, and eligible expenses.

This checklist applies to applicants for a renewable energy approval (REA) under the Environmental Protection Act who opt to consider the potential for archaeological resources under subsection 21(3) of Ontario Regulation 359/09.

This checklist applies to applicants for a renewable energy approval (REA) under the Environmental Protection Act who opt to consider the potential for heritage resources under subsection 23(2) of Ontario Regulation 359/09.

To recognize youth and adult volunteers for continuous years of commitment and dedicated service to an organization.

Program guidelines for the 2026-27 operating grant program.

To recognize individuals and groups for superlative volunteer contributions to their communities and to the province of Ontario. Up to 20 individuals and/or groups receive this award each year.

To recognize outstanding seniors who, after age 65, have made significant contributions to their communities.

The Ontario Senior of the Year Award gives each municipality in Ontario the opportunity to honour one outstanding local Ontarian who after the age of 65 has enriched the social, cultural or civic life of his or her community.

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.

The Anti-Hate Security and Prevention (AHSP) Grant User Guide is a comprehensive program overview for potential applicants. It includes definitions, eligibility criteria, program requirements, deadlines and other critical information to support individuals/organizations with their applications.

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.