41. Ontario Government Vs. Native Sovereignty THE ontario government vs. NATIVE SOVEREIGNTY. LINKS. * Stoney Point/ Aazhoodena The 1995 government/police attack on native people http://sisis.nativeweb.org/clark/ontmain.html

THE ONTARIO GOVERNMENT vs. NATIVE SOVEREIGNTY LINKS Stoney Point / Aazhoodena : The 1995 government/police attack on native people at Stoney Point (aka Ipperwash), legal battles, and ongoing campaign for an inquiry Anishinawbeg / Anishnabai : Stopping logging of Teme-Augama, and other struggles Six Nations Confederacy : Nations of the Iroquois Confederacy, including those whose lands are occupied by Ontario Ontario Legislative Assembly : includes addresses for letter-writing Jul 31/98 : Metis have 'very sharp words' for Ontario Jul 22/98 : Ontario ignores treaty rights-again!

42. CPAWS Ottawa Valley Pukaskwa National Park Road Wednesday, August 13th, 2003 ontario government stonewalls protection for nationalpark wolves Increased hunting, roadkills and loss of habitat likely impacts http://www.cpaws-ov.org/pukaskwa3.htm

Take action today For immediate release - see also the media backgrounder from CPAWS, Earthroots, Federation of Ontario Naturalists, Sierra Legal Defence Fund, Canadian Nature Federation Wednesday, August 13th, 2003 Ontario government stonewalls protection for national park wolves Increased hunting, roadkills and loss of habitat likely impacts of new logging road along Pukaskwa National Park boundary Wolves and other sensitive wildlife that inhabit Ontario's largest national park are being jeopardized by the Ontario government's approval of a logging road, warns a coalition of environmental organizations. A provincial logging road network to be built along the northern boundary of Pukaskwa National Park will run directly through the territories of four of the park's wolf packs and across habitat critical to the recovery of threatened woodland caribou populations. "We are asking the provincial government to reconsider its plan to chop up this intact wild forest by allowing a series of logging roads that could have a devastating impact on wildlife and the ecology of this magnificent park," says Albert Koehl, a lawyer with the Sierra Legal Defence Fund. Pukaskwa is a 1,880 square-kilometre protected wilderness area located on the shore of Lake Superior, roughly 100 kilometres west of Wawa, Ontario. On behalf of the Canadian Nature Federation, the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society and its Wildlands League and Ottawa Valley chapters, Earthroots, and the Federation of Ontario Naturalists, Sierra Legal today filed requests for both federal and provincial environmental assessments of the road plan.

43. TransCanada - News - 2003 - TransCanada Responds To Ontario Government's Power M TransCanada Responds to ontario government s Power Market Decision.CALGARY, Alberta March 21, 2003 - (TSX TRP) (NYSE TRP) - Hal http://www.transcanada.com/news/2003_news/2003_03_21.html

document.write(''); TransCanada Home News 2003 News Releases TransCanada Responds to Ontario Government's Power Market Decision TransCanada Responds to Ontario Government's Power Market Decision CALGARY, Alberta - March 21, 2003 - (TSX: TRP) (NYSE: TRP) - Hal Kvisle, chief executive officer of TransCanada PipeLines Limited, responded today to the Ontario government's decision not to include large industrial or commercial customers in the 4.3 cent per kilowatt hour electricity rate guarantee that now applies to small volume and designated users. "We are pleased and encouraged by the government's decision to let Ontario's wholesale power business remain open to market competition," said Mr. Kvisle. "Ontario remains a key power market for TransCanada and we support the need for a strong and effective wholesale market for the long-term benefit of all electricity consumers in Ontario. An effective wholesale market is one that is not just "open" to competition, but actually achieves a high level of competition. A truly competitive Ontario wholesale market will succeed in attracting new and stable sources of power supply for residential and business consumers." TransCanada has been active in the Ontario power market for more than 10 years. The company has an interest in a total of approximately 1,700 megawatts of power in the province through six facilities.

44. 8/13 - Ontario Government Stonewalls Protection For National Park Wolves ontario government stonewalls protection for national park wolves From CanadianParks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS), Wildlands League Chapter 08/13/03 http://www.greatlakesdirectory.org/on/081303_great_lakes.htm

Great Lakes Article: Ontario government stonewalls protection for national park wolves From Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS), Wildlands League Chapter Increased hunting, roadkills and loss of habitat likely impacts of new logging road along Pukaskwa National Park boundary Wolves and other sensitive wildlife that inhabit Ontario's largest national park are being jeopardized by the Ontario government's approval of a logging road, warns a coalition of environmental organizations. A provincial logging road network to be built along the northern boundary of Pukaskwa National Park will run directly through the territories of four of the park's wolf packs and across habitat critical to the recovery of threatened woodland caribou populations. "We are asking the provincial government to reconsider its plan to chop up this intact wild forest by allowing a series of logging roads that could have a devastating impact on wildlife and the ecology of this magnificent park," says Albert Koehl, a lawyer with the Sierra Legal Defence Fund. Pukaskwa is a 1,880 square-kilometre protected wilderness area located on the shore of Lake Superior, roughly 100 kilometres west of Wawa, Ontario.

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46. Responding To The Ontario Government S Stage 1 - vol. 27, no. 3 4, July - December 2002, Responding to the ontario government sStage 1 Proposals under the Nutrient Management Act. By Theresa McClenaghan, http://www.cela.ca/Intervenor/27_3&4/27_3&4mna.htm

47. Talk-back Ontario Labour News talkback Ontario Labour News ontario government Search on This Topic OntarioGovernment Permanent Support for Occupational Health Clinic This Year. http://www.talk-back.ca/modules.php?name=News&new_topic=20

48. CFLRI: Evaluation Project For The Ontario Government Evaluation project for the ontario government. How did the projectcome about? In the fall of 1997, the ministries of Citizenship http://www.cflri.ca/cflri/research/on_eval.html

Benchmarks CFS PACE Environments ... Methodology Evaluation Evaluation project for the Ontario government How did the project come about? In the fall of 1997, the ministries of Citizenship, Culture and Recreation (MCZCR), and Health (MOH), with input from the Ministry of Education and Training (MET), began implementation of a joint physical activity strategy for Ontario. The objective of the strategy is to increase levels of physical activity among Ontarians in response to the health, social and economic costs associated with inactive lifestyles. The strategy will be delivered through seven primary settings: community, workplace, schools, homes, recreation, sport, and health. Active Ontario Strategy What does the Strategy involve? The overall vision of the Strategy is as follows: Ontarians will improve their health by being more physically active. Sedentary Ontarians will become active; Ontarians with low levels of physical activity will become more active. Translated into concrete terms, the Strategy aims to increase the number of physically active Ontarians from 38% to 41% by the year 2001. A Strategic Plan has been developed to work toward the attainment of this goal. This plan hinges on three elements: take a proven strategic approach

49. Canada: Ontario Government Bends To Pressure For A Public Inquiry Into E-coli De Ontario s Tory government has announced a judicial inquiry will be held into thecontamination of the water supply in the rural town of Walkerton and the http://www.wsws.org/articles/2000/jun2000/ont-j03.shtml

Enter email address to receive news about the WSWS Add Remove SEARCH WSWS English German ON THE WSWS Donate to the WSWS Expansion Fund! Editorial Board ... Books Online OTHER LANGUAGES German French Italian Russian ... Indonesian LEAFLETS Download in PDF format HIGHLIGHTS Support the Socialist Equality Party in the 2004 US elections ... Canada Canada: Ontario government bends to pressure for a public inquiry into e-coli deaths By Lee Parsons 3 June 2000 Use this version to print Ontario's Tory government has announced a judicial inquiry will be held into the contamination of the water supply in the rural town of Walkerton and the resulting deaths of at least seven people. But the Tories are resisting pressure that the inquiry investigate the province's water management system. They continue to insist that the Walkerton tragedy had nothing to do with their cuts to the Environment Ministry's budget and workforce or with the privatization of water-testing. Likewise, the Tories have dismissed suggestions that the off-loading of provincial government responsibilities onto municipalities could have impacted on Walkerton's ability to maintain its water system, or that largely unregulated industrial livestock production might have resulted in fecal matter getting into Walkerton's water supply. Seven Walkerton residents, including a two-year-old child, are known to have died from kidney failure or other complications caused by infection from O157: H7, a deadly strain of the e-coli bacteria. The Coroner's Office is also investigating the deaths of four elderly people that occurred before it was known, or at least publicly revealed, that Walkerton's water supply was contaminated. Initially believed to have been natural, the deaths are now thought to have been caused by e-coli. More than 20 Walkerton residents, many of them children, remain hospitalized.

50. No Private Universities In Ontario Essay discussing issues surrounding the ontario government's proposal to privatize universities. http://www.geocities.com/laurel_silver

51. Ontario Government Funding For Bariatric Surgery Petition dc. ontario government funding for Bariatric Surgery. To Ontario ProvincialGovernment In Canada, the Ontario provincial government http://www.petitiononline.com/ossg2002/petition.html

Ontario government funding for Bariatric Surgery View Current Signatures Sign the Petition To: Ontario Provincial Government In Canada, the Ontario provincial government is seriously considering cutting OHIP (Ontario Health Insurance Plan) funding for a life-saving medical procedure: bariatric surgery for the morbidly obese. I am petitioning the government and asking for public support on this pressing health care issue. Recent research on the etiology of morbid obesity (defined as being 100 lbs. or more overweight) has highlighted the need to view this condition as a disease process. For instance, obese individuals have been shown to have abnormally insensitive insulin and leptin receptors, in addition to anomalous ghrelin and peptide YY3-36 levels. In fact, research conducted by Dr. Robert Dent at the Civic Campus of the Ottawa Hospital in Ottawa, Ontario has identified up to 11 genes implicated in the development of morbid obesity. It is the common opinion of the majority of bariatric physicians that the problem of serious, lifelong obesity is not simply the result of sloth and gluttony. That being said, however, it is not necessarily relevant whether or not one chooses to accept the wealth of empirical support for the disease model of morbid obesity. The Canadian health care system does not differentiate between self-inflicted physical pathology and pathologies brought on through no fault of the patient. We still treat smokers who develop lung cancer, and we still treat drunk drivers and skydivers who injure themselves through their own actions. The fact that morbid obesity appears to be biologically-determined, then, simply makes the notion of funding cuts to obesity

52. Intelligent Enterprise Research Library: Ontario Government ontario government. Title ontario government Delivering Consistent, QualityService Every Time . . . View this Document, Published April 1, 2001. http://intelligententerprise.bitpipe.com/detail/RES/986503118_31.html

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53. Cancer Care Ontario - Action Cancer Ontario Government agency for the funding of treatment, care, and research. http://www.cancercare.on.ca/

What's New News Release , May 12, 2004 Cancer Quality Council of Ontario releases Gaining Access to Appropriate Cancer Services: A Four-Point Strategy to Reduce Waiting Times in Ontario The Second Annual State of the Union on cancer services in Ontario, April 29, 2004 Quick References Cancer treatment centres Careers in cancer care Drug Formulary Clinical Practice Guidelines ... Canadian Cancer Society's Cancer Information Service 1.888.939.3333 Publication Gallery Clinical Focus on Lung Cancer A snapshot of lung cancer for Ontario health care providers and managers General Practitioner in Oncology Self-directed Learning Program Gaining Access to Appropriate Cancer Services A four-point strategy to reduce waiting times in Ontario Ontario Cancer News Electronic newsletter about Ontario's cancer system Subscribe to Ontario Cancer News Ontario Cancer Facts Insight on Cancer Targeting Cancer: an action plan for cancer prevention and detection (Cancer 2020) ... Improving the Management of Colorectal Cancer Proceedings of the Cancer Quality Council of Ontario signature event on colorectal cancer Cancer Care Ontario

54. Government Information Centres - Land Registry Office, 7 King St. West. (Governm ontario governmental services directory and contacts for Brockville and area. http://www.gov.on.ca/MBS/english/maps/gic/brockville01.html

Choose a Ministry Agriculture and Food Attorney General Children and Youth Services Citizenship and Immigration Community and Social Services Community Safety and Correctional Services Consumer and Business Services Culture Democratic Renewal Secretariat Economic Development and Trade Education Energy Environment Finance Francophone Affairs Health and Long-Term Care Intergovernmental Affairs Labour Management Board Secretariat Municipal Affairs and Housing Native Affairs Secretariat Natural Resources Northern Development and Mines Public Infrastructure Renewal Seniors' Secretariat Tourism and Recreation Training, Colleges and Universities Transportation Women's Directorate Can't find a ministry? More choices... HOME NEWS ACCESS YOUR GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS ... CONTACT US Location: Government of Ontario Home Government Information Centres Brockville Address: 7 King St. West., Brockville, K6V 3P7 (Market Street entrance). Hours of Operation: 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday (Closed Statutory Holidays). Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible through main entrance.

55. Northwestern Ontario Associated Chambers Of Commerce - NOACC List of ontario government Ministries. Premier of Ontario. Dalton McGuintyPremierMinister of Intergovernmental AffairsBiography Ministry http://www.noacc.com/newsletter_headlines.asp?cat=9&desc=List of Ontario Governm

56. Ontario Government Settles Lawsuit Over Port Colborne Nickel Pollution press release on the lawsuit that inco faces after the candian ontario governmentagreed to settle over health probmes in an local resident to port colborne. http://www.minesandcommunities.org/Action/press279.htm

Environmental Defence Canada For Immediate Release: March 1, 2004 "The Ontario government will be taking a completely neutral position from this point forward, leaving Inco to face the music alone," said Dr. Rick Smith, Executive Director, Environmental Defence Canada. "Everyone knows what happened when David got his chance to face Goliath alone for the first time." "Inco keeps saying it’s doing the right thing in Port Colborne, but one of Canada’s most influential business newspapers rates it as a backfire. If Inco wants to be seen as a good corporate citizen, it needs to realize its current approach in Port Colborne and elsewhere will continue to tarnish an already poor reputation," said Smith. Environmental Defence Canada has been assisting families in Port Colborne for more than two years in their fight to require Inco to clean up its pollution legacy in the town. About Environmental Defence Canada Founded in 1984, Environmental Defence Canada (www.edcanada.org) provides Canadians with the tools and knowledge they need to protect and improve the environment and their health. We are a national, charitable organization committed to engaging the public, finding solutions, and protecting the environmental rights of future generations.

57. Forms Repository Internet Home Page Search Tips. This site has been developed to provide you with ontario governmentforms. The forms are available in various formats including HTML, PDF and Word. http://www.forms.ssb.gov.on.ca/mbs/ssb/forms/FormsRepository.nsf

HOME NEWS ACCESS YOUR GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS ... Text Version - Select a Letter - This site has been developed to provide you with Ontario Government forms. The forms are available in various formats including HTML, PDF and Word. Forms on this site may be viewed, filled-in on screen, printed and sent by regular mail. Forms that can be submitted online will be identified in the form listing under functionality. Due to Internet security and privacy issues, most completed forms must be returned to government officials by fax, mail, or in person. In the future, we hope to provide more opportunities for online transactions. To assist you, forms on the site can be viewed by form title or by Ministry/Program or by form number. This forms repository/library contains only the most current forms. To avoid using outdated versions, we recommend that you do not download images to your hard drive. New and revised forms will be added to this library on an ongoing basis. If the form you are looking for is not available, please contact

58. OCASI April 2004 Monthly Report Article ontario government Consults the Public on Rent Reform. The Council’s submissionto the ontario government will be posted on this website in May. http://www.ocasi.org/sys/report_detail.asp?ReportID=37555766

59. Publications Ontario The central clearinghouse for all ontario government publications. Searchable catalogue, online store, list of private distributors, and answers to frequently asked questions. http://www.gov.on.ca/MBS/english/publications/

MCBS Publications Ontario Publications Ontario Publications Ontario Ministry of Consumer and Business Services Province of Ontario, Canada The largest distributor of Government of Ontario information. Providers of access to, and information about, over 10,000 titles in our database. The primary source for distribution and sale of provincial legislation. A source sharing information with depository libraries which is now available in over 500 branches. Available by telephone in Ontario via a TOLL FREE number: 1-800-668-9938 or (416) 326-5300 The new paperback Fire Code. If we don't distribute the information ourselves, we will link you to the government site responsible for that item. central site feedback search site map ... Frequently Asked Questions T h i s s i t e m a i n t a i n e d b y t h e G o v e r n m e n t o f O n t a r i o , C a n a d a Comments, feedback, and technical inquiries to: webpubont@gov.on.ca Queen's Printer for Ontario Last Modified: April 3, 2003

60. IS| Ontario Embraces E-Government To Serve Citizens Better CASE STUDIES, Ontario Embraces EGovernment to Serve Citizens Better, Government,ontario government Pioneers Next Generation of E-Government. http://business.cisco.com/prod/tree.taf?asset_id=99523&ID=48299&ListID=44692&pub

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