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June 2005 News Archive
News Archives - June 2005


At the beginning of each month, information is copied from our News page to these Archives. The information is filed monthly, in reverse chronological order.

June 28Ontario Government Reducing Energy Usage
June 27Ontario Government to update Travel Industry Act
June 24Government and OPSEU ratify new four-year collective agreement
June 23Government and businesses work together to bring stronger protections to consumers
June 22W. David Wilson nominated as new chair of Ontario Securities Commission
June 22Ontario government re-affirms commitment to transparency
June 21Tutoring business owner convicted under the Business Practices Act
June 21Contractor convicted under the Consumer Protection Act
June 13Ontario government improving services to the public
June 13An agreement that will help rebuild public services
June 11Ontario government and OPSEU reach a tentative agreement
June 08Construction company convicted under Consumer Protection Act
June 08Retail closings on Canada Day
June 07Mattress salesperson convicted under the Consumer Protection Act
June 03Design work begins on common securities regulator
June 01Mattress salesmen convicted under the Business Practices Act and the Consumer Protection Act
June 01Sixty days to a new era in protecting consumers and businesses
 
 
 
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Archives of Ontario’s inaugural exhibit

On September 15, The Honourable Harinder S. Takhar, Minister of Government Services, launched the Archives of Ontario’s inaugural exhibit in its facilities, which opened at York University this spring.  The exhibit, Ontario – On the Map, demonstrates how the purpose of early provincial maps changed from tools for settlement and exploitation of resources to tools for understanding the evolving cultural and physical landscape of Ontario.

Click this link to view the photos of the event.

 
 
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