Plain-English summaries of Ontario bills, including what each bill changes, who it affects, current status, votes, sponsors, timelines, and Legislature sources.
Bill 9 amends Ontario's codes of conduct for city councillors and municipal elected officials by shifting code creation to provincial regulation, establishing a provincial Integrity Commissioner role in code enforcement, and creating a process for removing elected officials from office based on serious code violations.
Bill PR27, the KCI Property Investment Inc. Act, 2026, revives the dissolved corporation KCI Property Investment Inc. and restores it to its former legal standing.
This Act revives the P. Gregor Medicine Professional Corporation, restoring it to its previous legal status.
Bill PR31 revives Vaughan Basketball Inc., a corporation that was voluntarily dissolved in September 2024, and restores it to its legal position with all its property, rights, privileges, and liabilities as of the date of dissolution.
This bill revives the corporation 2417633 Ontario Limited, restoring it to its legal position as it existed before its voluntary dissolution in September 2024.
Bill PR37 revives the corporation 338026 Ontario Limited, which was dissolved in 2024, restoring it to its former legal status and property rights.
Bill PR38 revives Ontario Wildlife Holdings & Sanctuary Corp., restoring it to its legal status before its dissolution in 2022, to allow it to manage its former real property.
Bill PR39 revives the dissolved corporation 778624 Ontario Limited, restoring it to its legal position as if it had not been dissolved.
Bill PR40 revives the corporation Step by Step Investments Inc., which was dissolved in 2022, restoring its property, rights, and legal position as it existed before dissolution.
Bill PR41 revives the corporation 2771280 Ontario Inc., which was dissolved in September 2024, and restores it to its former legal status and property rights.
Bill PR43, R&J Drago Consultants Inc. Act, 2026, revives the dissolved corporation R&J Drago Consultants Inc. to address outstanding tax matters.
This Ontario private bill revives the corporation 1092167 Ontario Inc., restoring it to its legal position to deal with property and debts as if it had not been dissolved.
Bill PR45 revives Jinghua Trading (Canada) Ltd., a corporation that was voluntarily dissolved in 2017, restoring all its property, rights, and liabilities as they existed at the time of dissolution.
Bill PR46 creates a special law that turns Base31 Community Association into a statutory corporation that can automatically make property owners in its Prince Edward County mixed-use development community into members bound by its by-laws, charge them fees, and register liens against their property for unpaid fees.
Bill PR49 revives 2343967 Ontario Inc., a dissolved corporation, restoring it to its legal position as of its dissolution date on November 29, 2024.
Bill PR53, if passed, would revive the dissolved J.C.C. Corp. to address outstanding tax matters, restoring it to its previous legal status, subject to acquired rights.
The Ray Hunking Trucking Limited Act, 2026, aims to revive the dissolved corporation Ray Hunking Trucking Limited to allow for the management of its former property.
Bill 75 reforms Ontario's bail system, strengthens penalties for dangerous driving, establishes a scholarship fund for families of public safety officers who died in the line of duty, and makes various amendments to animal welfare and research laws.
Bill 98 amends Ontario laws to remove housing development barriers, standardize transit fares and services, and clarify environmental standards in building and zoning rules.
Bill 110 creates the Building Billy Bishop Airport Act, 2026, which authorizes Ontario's Minister of Transportation to transfer specific Toronto city-owned airport lands and related assets to the Crown and transfer the City's rights under a 1983 airport agreement to the Crown, with compensation based on market value determined through appraisal and binding arbitration for disputes.
Bill 119 creates new offences related to drug manufacturing equipment and restraining order enforcement while substantially reforming adoption law, sex offender registry requirements, human trafficking victim protections, policing oversight, and various other provincial laws.
This bill amends an existing act to establish a working group to study organic waste diversion from landfills and requires annual reporting on the issue.
Bill 135, the Swahili Heritage Month Act, 2026, if passed, would proclaim the month of July annually as Swahili Heritage Month in Ontario.
Bill 136 would prohibit the distribution of promotional flyers and similar materials at private homes, with exceptions for political materials from elected officials, candidates, and government agencies.
Bill 137 creates an Online Safety Advisory Committee to develop recommendations and curriculum on online safety and artificial intelligence for Ontario schools.
Bill 138 requires Ontario's Minister of Health to develop and implement a plan to restrict social media access for people under 16, in coordination with the federal government and after consulting with education stakeholders.
Bill 139 would amend the Planning Act to increase housing supply by requiring data collection on housing, permitting more residential units, allowing midrise buildings in specified areas, and limiting municipal by-laws related to housing development.
Bill PR55, the London Hydro Holdings Inc. Act, 2026, proposes to revive the dissolved corporation London Hydro Holdings Inc. to resume its former business.
This bill mandates the creation of a health care worker support strategy by the Minister of Health, amends the Public Hospitals Act to extend medical staff appointment terms, and introduces penalties for missed deadlines.
Lydia's Law mandates annual reporting on sexual assault case handling improvements, a review of victim support programs, police notification of legal aid, and removal of time limits for mental health funding for abuse survivors.
Bill 130 enacts three new laws addressing climate change adaptation, worker heat protection, and urban wildfire preparedness in Ontario.
Bill 131 proclaims May 28 of each year as Menstrual Health Day in Ontario.
The Nancy Rose Act (Paediatric Hospice Palliative Care Strategy), 2026, requires the Ontario Minister of Health to create and implement a provincial strategy for paediatric hospice palliative care and establishes an advisory committee to guide this process.
Bill PR48 restores a dissolved company called CIJ Consulting Inc. to its original legal status so its property and liabilities can be dealt with through the estate.
The bill, if passed, would enact the Avant Assets Inc. Act, 2026.
Bill 113 requires Ontario to develop a plan within 12 months to make food more affordable by removing property controls that limit retail competition and by removing HST on groceries through both provincial and federal tax changes.
This bill amends Ontario's Land Titles Act to expire all existing notices of lodgement of title and requires the land registrar to remove them from the property register within six months.
The Fair Start for Young Workers Act, 2026 (Bill 127) proposes to reduce provincial income tax for individuals under 27 by setting the lowest tax rate income to $0, with a mechanism for automatic repeal every five years unless renewed by the Legislative Assembly.
The Hot Days, Cool Homes Act, 2026 proposes to amend the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 to establish a maximum temperature of 26 degrees Celsius in rental units between June 1 and September 30 each year as a vital service.
Bill 129, Andre's Law, aims to establish a Bill of Rights for residents of supported group living residences and create related councils by amending the Services and Supports to Promote the Social Inclusion of Persons with Developmental Disabilities Act, 2008.
Bill 121 enacts the Save a Life Act (Naloxone Kit Registration and Public Access), 2026, which mandates the installation, registration, maintenance, and accessibility of naloxone kits at designated premises in Ontario.
The Romanian Heritage Week Act, 2026, if passed, would proclaim the first full week of December annually as Romanian Heritage Week in Ontario.
This bill would amend the Education Act to establish a maximum indoor temperature of 26 degrees Celsius in schools and school buses, require heat mitigation strategies and emergency plans, and mandate the Minister of Education to review these strategies.
Bill 124 establishes Mining Awareness Week in Ontario as the week beginning on the third Monday in February each year.
Bill 125 amends Ontario's smoke-free law to increase the legal age for buying vaping products to 21, ban the promotion and online sale of vaping products, restrict vaping product sales to specialty stores or designated rural stores with health board approval, and establish reporting requirements on youth vaping.
Bill 105, the Protecting Ontario’s Workers and Economic Resilience Act, 2026, enacts new regulations for talent agencies and amends several existing Ontario acts concerning employment standards, environmental assessments, labour relations, health workforce admissions, occupational health and safety, the Ombudsman's appointment, retirement homes, and workplace safety insurance.
Bill 120, if passed, would establish an annual "Ethnic Media and Community Media Appreciation Week" starting on May 1st.
Bill 107, the Stop Harmful Gambling Advertising Act, 2026, aims to prohibit the advertising of electronic gaming sites in Ontario, with exceptions, and establishes penalties for violations.
Bill 109, the Protecting Ontario's Food Independence Act, 2026, restricts foreign farmland purchases, adjusts beef cattle and milk regulations, expands food safety authority through delegated bodies, protects farmers from non-payment, and updates veterinary and food terminal governance.
Bill 118 proclaims the month of May as Buddhist Heritage Month in Ontario.
Bill 106, if passed, would proclaim the last full week of May each year as Developmental Disabilities Awareness Week and encourage Ontarians to wear yellow during that week.
Bill 114 amends Ontario's Retail Sales Tax Act to enable the Minister to create regulations providing HST credits and payments up to $50,000 on residential property, with recovery provisions for improper payments.
Bill 117 enacts the Access (Assistance for Care, Commuting and Essential Specialized Services) Act, 2026, requiring the Minister of Health to examine establishing a grant program for travel expenses related to accessing specialized medical services not available locally and to report on funding.
This Act restructures regional governance and municipal elections in Ontario by changing how heads of council are appointed, altering regional council compositions, and withdrawing certain 2026 election nominations for affected municipalities.
The Putting Student Achievement First Act, 2026 amends various Ontario laws to grant the Minister of Education expanded powers, reform school board operations and collective bargaining, and update regulations for education and child care services.
This bill amends Ontario's correctional services laws to require a plan for implementing transformation act schedules, introduces whistle-blower protections, and enhances the Inspector General's powers to gather information and make recommendations regarding correctional institutions.
Bill PR51, if passed, would revive the corporation 861282 Ontario Limited, restoring it to its legal position before its dissolution.
Robbie's Legacy Act amends the Gift of Life Act to permit the public recognition of deceased organ and tissue donors under certain conditions, requiring consent and specific limitations on identifying information.
Bill PR52, if passed, would revive the dissolved corporation Julian Pepper Capital Inc. to allow it to continue its business.
The Black Health Equity Act, 2026, establishes requirements for the Ontario government and health institutions to recognize and address health inequities faced by Black Ontarians through various frameworks, action plans, new bodies, and data collection measures.
Bill 99, the Fair and Free Elections Act, 2026, amends Ontario's election laws to change how returning officers are appointed, adjust polling day timelines, mandate AI disclosure in political ads, and prohibit false election information, giving the Chief Electoral Officer power to order removal of non-compliant content.
Bill 97 is a comprehensive budget measures bill that amends numerous Ontario laws regarding conservation authorities, taxation, business holidays, pension benefits, ticket sales, and other matters, and authorizes borrowing of up to $35 billion.
Bill PR47, if passed, would revive the corporation M E Investments Inc. and restore it to its legal position as of the date of its dissolution.
Bill 111 proclaims the month of April in each year as Nepali Heritage Month in Ontario.
Bill 108 requires all newly elected Ontario MPPs to take an oath or affirmation of office pledging to act with honesty, integrity, fairness, and in the public interest before they can sit in the Legislature.
The Protecting Seniors’ Rights in Care Homes Act, 2026, amends Ontario's Residential Tenancies Act and Retirement Homes Act to regulate charges for care services and meals in care homes, enhance transparency, and protect residents' rights.
This Ontario private members' bill revives the dissolved corporation Holy Trinity Restaurant Inc. so that its former owner can use it to participate in legal proceedings.
Bill PR12, 1955274 Ontario Inc. Act, 2026, revives the corporation 1955274 Ontario Inc. to its legal position as of its dissolution date, subject to third-party rights acquired after dissolution.
Bill PR13 revives the dissolved corporation Faris Team Mortgage Brokerage Corp. to allow it to deal with previously held property.
This Act revives Jarm Holdings Investments Ltd., restoring it to its legal position prior to its dissolution in 2012.
Bill PR19 repeals two older statutes that incorporated and governed Pickering College, and replaces them with a new Pickering College Act, 2026.
The 1000401924 Ontario Inc. Act, 2026, revives the dissolved corporation 1000401924 Ontario Inc., restoring it to its prior legal status.
This Act revives the corporation 1000401927 Ontario Inc. and restores it to its legal position as of its dissolution date.
Bill PR24 revives the corporation 1505756 Ontario Inc., which was voluntarily dissolved in September 2024, restoring it to its legal position as if it had never been dissolved.
Bill PR25 revives the corporation Acme Restoration Inc., which was voluntarily dissolved in 2024, restoring it to its legal position with all its property, rights, and liabilities as of the date of dissolution.
Bill PR26 revives the corporation 1758195 Ontario Ltd., restoring its legal status and property as of its dissolution date, subject to third-party rights acquired since then.
Bill PR28 revives the dissolved corporation 668986 Ontario Inc. and restores all its property, rights, and liabilities as they existed before dissolution.
The Roman Catholic Diocese of St. Catharines in Ontario Act, 2026, incorporates the Roman Catholic Bishop of St. Catharines as a corporation sole and transfers property to it.
Bill PR35 amends the Pembroke and Area Airport Commission Act, 1992, by repealing Section 2 to remove outdated provisions regarding land disposition.
Bill 86, the Meredith Act (Fair Compensation for Injured Workers), 2025, would repeal the current Workplace Safety and Insurance Act, 1997, and enact a new system for compensating injured workers and providing them with rehabilitation and training services.