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Thank you to everyone who attended today’s Grand Opening Ceremony and helped make this project possible.
Link to full media release: pertheast.ca/news-release-to…
What if infrastructure projects had a preview mode?
@ONgov is exploring digital twin tools to help plan and deliver complex projects more efficiently by identifying challenges before construction begins.
ON Infrastructure retweeted
October is #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth. This year's theme, Cyber Safe Together, reminds us that a safer digital world starts with looking out for one another online.
Tune in this month for practical tips to help protect yourself and others online.
ontario.ca/CyberSecurity
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October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM)!
People with disabilities strengthen Ontario’s workforce.
Tag @ONAccessibility and download and share the graphic to promote #NDEAM2026!
🔗 ontario.ca/NDEAM
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Richmond Hill receives over $1M from @ONgov to support the South Richvale Valleyland Sewer Protection Project.
This project will protect and improve water systems along Patterson Creek and support the preservation of approximately 6,500 homes. bit.ly/4j2a8aH
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October is Women’s History Month!
Follow us all month long to learn more about programs in Ontario that support and celebrate women. Let’s recognize the rich history of women in Ontario and how they have helped to build the great province that it is today.
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(1/2) Happy Franco-Ontarian Day!
Francophones are at the heart of our province's diversity and identity. On this day, we recognize the resilience and achievements of Franco-Ontarians who continue to strengthen communities across Ontario.
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Think back to 1969.
For many people, this year might stand out because of the first moon landing.
However, 1969 was also the year the Canadian government took over sole responsibility for Residential Schools.
It’s not ancient history.
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Ahead of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we’re taking a closer look at words connected to the Residential School system and exploring their significance through the experiences of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples.
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Congratulations to @city_of_vaughan!
@ONgov continues to keep Ontarians safe by investing $220,000 in this Fire Station renewal project.
Good news! Enhancements at Fire Station 7-1 are complete. 🎉 On Sept. 16, the City held a ceremony to mark the completion of upgrades to the station. Mayor Steven Del Duca, Members of Council and other dignitaries joined to mark this milestone. Learn more: vaughan.ca/news/serving-you-…
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📅Join us on September 22 to learn more about updates to the proposed transit-oriented community design at Cooksville GO.
🔗To register, visit: infrastructureontario.ca/coo…
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Think back 30 years, to 1996. How old were you?
Were you in school? Starting your first job? Caring for young children? Maybe you were just born.
For many Canadians, 30 years ago feels like yesterday.
The last government-run Residential School in Canada closed in 1996.
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Throughout September, we’ll be sharing content about the history and ongoing impacts of the Residential School System.
We recognize that this content may be difficult for many, especially for Survivors, their families and communities.
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Strong infrastructure helps build stronger communities.
Across Northern Ontario, investments in roads, bridges, community facilities and municipal infrastructure are helping communities grow and prepare for the future: news.ontario.ca/en/release/1…
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Congratulations to @BCHSYS on the opening of its new and expanded emergency department, a significant milestone for care in Brantford–Brant.
Investments like this help ensure patients and families have access to modern, high-quality healthcare close to home, for years to come.
Ontario is celebrating the opening of Brant Community Healthcare System’s new and expanded emergency department at Brantford General Hospital.
This will connect more people across Brantford-Brant to the emergency care they need, faster and closer to home. news.ontario.ca/en/release/1…
There’s a new way to explore the Waterfront!
The East-West Water Shuttle Pilot is now open and connects three stops along Toronto’s inner harbour, some of the waterfront’s most active destinations.
Learn more: waterfrontoronto.ca/news/cha…
Want to see how the Toronto waterfront is evolving? The East-West Water Shuttle is a great place to start.
Run by York Bay Marine Services, the shuttle links Portland Slip, Yonge Slip, and Ookwemin Minising, providing a whole new way to explore the harbourfront.
Learn more about how this pilot is expanding marine use in our blog: waterfrontoronto.ca/news/aho…
Congratulations to @cva_ca!
Through the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program, @ONgov invested over $1.4M toward improving connectivity along the Credit Valley Trail with the construction of a new 40-metre pedestrian bridge.
We celebrated the official opening of a new 40m pedestrian bridge, marking a significant milestone for the Credit Valley Trail, made possible through the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program funding. cvc.ca/news/new-pedestrian-b…
Launching MHIP, the @ONgov has invested $3B+ in 305+ projects across 230+ municipalities and First Nations communities, funding roads, bridges & water/wastewater infrastructure to support growth & enable ~800K new homes: ontario.ca/page/municipal-ho…
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Congratulations to @City_of_Vaughan!
@ONgov is investing $3.5M towards the newly enhanced park, a vibrant space for residents and visitors to enjoy.
🎉 Doctors McLean District Park has officially reopened! On Aug. 16, Mayor Del Duca, Members of Council and the community gathered to celebrate this milestone. Residents can now enjoy a refreshed space for recreation, play and connection. Learn more: vaughan.ca/news/enhancements…





































