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"Our first-ever student residence will be used during the Games to house some of the world's top athletes. Subsequently, it will be home to 500 students, accommodating growing student demand and increased enrolment. We are delighted we'll be an integral part of this exciting new neighbourhood." -- Anne Sado, President, George Brown College

Most provincial parks in southern Ontario will open for the season May 10, with the majority of northern Ontario parks opening May 17.

Bob Chiarelli, Minister of Energy, will be joined by Jim Bradley, Minister of Environment, and Kim Craitor, MPP for Niagara Falls, to mark a major milestone for the Niagara Tunnel Project.

This summer, Ontario will help more than 100,000 students access jobs and services.  

The Summer Jobs Program provides job-search and self-marketing support to help students find summer jobs. It also pays employers $2 per hour to hire summer students. Whether students want to find a job, start their own business, or work for the Government of Ontario this summer, there are plenty of work opportunities available.

Wednesday, May 12 and Thursday, May 13, 2004 TORONTO, May 12 - Wednesday, May 12 ----------------- Noon Premier McGuinty and Prince Edward Island's Premier Binns ...

Ontario honoured some of the province's top athletes, coaches, officials, volunteers and corporate supporters for their outstanding achievements to amateur sport in 2012.

The new Ontario government is giving local festivals and events a boost to help grow tourism, create jobs and support economic growth across the province.

Ontario is proud to recognize top amateur athletes and coaches, whose outstanding performances in both national and international arenas have inspired people across the province.