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Tariffs and Trade, Asset Management and Infrastructure,

AMO responds to the Speech from the Throne, launches health sector survey

The Lieutenant Governor delivered the Speech from the Throne, opening the first session of the 44th Parliament of Ontario. 
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Tariffs and Trade

Continued AMO Action on Trade and Tariffs

The US tariffs introduced last week, and the uncertainty caused by them have already begun disrupting Ontario’s economy.
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Tariffs and Trade

Communities Brace for Tariff Impact

The US imposed a 25 per cent levy on Canadian and Mexican goods, with a lower 10 per cent levy on energy and critical minerals.
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Municipal Governance

Expanding Strong Mayor Powers, Improving Ambulance Procurement

The province announced the expansion of strong mayor powers to another 169 municipalities as of May 1, 2025
Apr 10, 2025 • Policy Update
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Housing

New Advocacy on Development Charges, Buy-Canadian & Buy-Ontario Initiatives, and Codes of Conduct

All partners in Ontario’s housing system – including municipalities and developers – must do their part and find new ways to increase housing supply.
Apr 4, 2025 • Policy Update
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New Provincial Cabinet

Premier Ford unveiled his new cabinet following his government’s electoral victory at the end of February.
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Tariffs and Trade

Action on Tariffs and Trade

Tariffs and trade disruptions have the potential to seriously harm Ontario’s economy with significant impacts on communities.
Feb 11, 2025 • Policy Update

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In Ontario’s municipalities, people and families can live, thrive and prosper in the communities they call home, and children will have the choice and opportunity to live and work in the communities where they were raised.