81. Ontario Government Launches Distance Education Network Journal of Distance Education/ Revue de l'enseignement à distance (1987).ISSN 08300445. ontario government Launches Distance Education Network. http://cade.athabascau.ca/vol2.2/11_fyi_roberts_et_al.html

Journal of Distance Education/ Revue de l'enseignement à distance (1987) ISSN: 0830-0445 Ontario Government Launches Distance Education Network Judy Roberts Northeast Regional Co-ordinating Centre On October 20th, 1986, the Ontario (Canada) Government announced that it would provide up to $5 million a year over the next four years to establish a new Northern Ontario distance education access network. The project was announced jointly by the Colleges and Universities Minister Gregory Sorbara and Education Minister Sean Conway in a combined video and audio press conference that linked Toronto, Sudbury, and Thunder Bay. Community access points throughout Northern Ontario have been established since that announcement with the objective of increasing the availability of secondary and post-secondary education in both French and English for northern Ontario residents. Each access point is equipped with "conventional" distance education technologies such as audio and video tape playback machines, audio conferencing units, and IBM and ICON computers. As well, each site has a facsimile machine. While the bulk of the money being provided by the Government will fund the capital and operating costs of the network, the project will also make funding available to colleges and universities for the acquisition and/or development of distance education programs. On March 3rd, 1987, the Ontario Government announced an initial series of grants to 24 post- secondary distance education projects worth a total of $1,241,205. Most of these projects involve collaboration among institutions. The largest provides funding of up to $705,000 over the next four years that will allow registered nurses in northern communities to earn their Bachelor of Science in Nursing via distance education. The program is to be developed by Laurentian University in Sudbury and Lakehead University in Thunder Bay.

82. Information On The Impact Of Ontario Government Bill 160 (1997) Information on the impact of ontario government Bill 160. http//www.gov.on.ca/MBS/english/index.htmlGovernment of Ontario get text of bill 160 here. Also. http://www.provcomm.net/pages/joe/bill_160.htm

Information on the impact of Ontario Government Bill 160 Click here to return to homepage Information on the impact of Ontario Government Bill 160 on School Teachers, Students, Teachers Unions and the General Public - November 1997 I wish to bring to your attention the events that are taking place in the Province of Ontario Canada, where the current government in power is attempting to pass the ill-named Education Quality Improvement Act (Bill 160). Due to the extremely draconian and anti-democratic nature of the legislation, 126,000 teachers from all grades in the primary, mid, and secondary schools in Ontario, in the Public, French and Catholic systems, left their classes for a two week political protest (only 1% of the teachers refused to participate) during which time they were not paid, nor did they receive any strike pay. While the Ontario government and the right wing press that supported them said that it was an illegal strike, this was not the case at all. This was due to the fact that in order for this to occur, an official complaint had to be laid against the teachers union by a school board to the Ontario labour board. Not one single school board in on laid such a complaint. In addition, and despite the fact that over 2,000,000 students were affected, the majority of parents in the Province have supported the teachers. At this time the parents have begun the Green Ribbon Campaign of public support for the protection of the school system from government attacks., and have festooned a large number of schools with these ribbons. The Ontario government has used threats and intimidation to have these removed, and have attempted to ban teachers from wearing these ribbons in the schools. (The government has even attempted to start a Blue ribbon counter campaign to support bill 160, but this has failed miserably).

83. Entrust Wins Landmark Ontario Contract Security software maker Entrust Technologies has won a contract with the ontario government that could lead to its supplying digital privacy and identification technology for every resident of Canada's most populous province. News.com http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,29923,00.html?st.ne.fd.mdh

84. Government Of Ontario, Canada / Gouvernement De L'Ontario, Canada http://www.gov.on.ca/

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85. GoJobs Splash Page The home page of the government of the Province of ontario, Canada forms site http://www.gojobs.gov.on.ca/

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86. Ontario Ministry Of The Environment Home Page Location government of ontario Home INFOGO Telephone Directory http://www.ene.gov.on.ca/

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87. Government Of Ontario, Canada: Home Page Life Events government information and resources related to major life events,including getting married, having a baby and retiring. Archives of ontario, http://www.gov.on.ca/MBS/english/

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88. AMO Home Page Works with and for municipal governments in areas such as intergovernment relations and policy development; information gathering and disseminating on issues affecting municipalities. http://www.amo.on.ca/

The Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) works with and for municipal governments. AMO's traditional activities include inter-government relations and policy development; information gathering and disseminating on all issues affecting municipalities. AMO also develops and delivers new and innovative products and services for municipalities. Employee Email Association of Municipalities of Ontario 393 University Ave., Suite 1701 Toronto, Ontario M5G 1E6 CANADA Direct : (416) 971-9856 Voicemail: (416) 971-8099 Fax: (416) 971-6191 Toll-free in Ontario: 1-877-4-AMO-LAS amo@amo.municom.com policy@amo.municom.com Webmaster

89. Premier Ernie Eves' Web Site - Cabinet Listing Ministers of the government departments and Cabinet officers. http://www.premier.gov.on.ca/english/cabinet/

BIOGRAPHY NEWS ISSUES SPEECHES ... Cabinet : Cabinet Listing Thursday, April 10, 2003 Cabinet Listing The Ernie Eves team is working hard for you at Queen's Park. If the information you are looking for is not on this site, please link to the appropriate ministry site. John Baird Minister of Energy (and Minister Responsible for Francophone Affairs), Deputy House Leader biography ministry Brad Clark Minister of Labour biography ministry Tony Clement Minister of Health and Long-Term Care biography ministry Brian Coburn Minister of Tourism and Recreation biography ministry Dianne Cunningham Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities (and Minister Responsible for Women's Issues) biography ministry Carl DeFaria Minister of Citizenship (and Minister Responsible for Seniors) biography ministry Janet Ecker Minister of Finance biography ministry Brenda Elliott Minister of Community, Family and Children's Services biography ministry Ernie Eves Premier and President of the Council and Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs biography ministry Jim Flaherty Minister of Enterprise, Opportunity and Innovation

90. Government Of Ontario - Canada NewsWire http://www.newswire.ca/government/ontario/

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92. TORY! TORY! TORY! OUT! OUT! OUT! Direct action coalition opposed to the policies of the ontario Tory government. http://www.tao.ca/~ocf/

The Fight Against the Tories Continues - Help Sustain the Fight Police Defend the Tories with Brutal Force Ontario Common Front activists took over a building in protest of the government's role in homelessness, with the demand that affordable housing be built now! But the police moved in quickly and brutally, making over 50 arrests. The next day, more arrests were made at a demonstration outside the Tory Leadership Convention. The Ontario Common Front will continue to confront the Tories and their policies. No matter what, the fight will continue! But in order to build as strong a fight back as possible, we need people to come to the defence of those arrested, committing to fundraising for their legal defence. We must kick fundraising into high gear immediately to help provide lawyers, and transportation money for those from out of town so that no one falls through the cracks. As the excitement of the action fades from our minds, we mustn't forget those still stuck in the court system. While those arrested are still fresh on your mind, please make as large a donation as you can to the Common Front Legal Committee. Please go to your friends and canvas for donations, or organize a fundraising event. Any donation you can make will be gratefully accepted, whether it is $2 or $2000. Come to the defence those who have taken a stand for a better world. Help sustain this struggle.

93. INFO-GO - Telephone Directory (Government Of Ontario, Canada) Location government of ontario Home INFOGO Telephone Directory,Keyword*, Type of Search Name, eg Smith -or- Smith, John. Job http://www.infogo.gov.on.ca/paceweb/owa/intergtd_en.min_list?IN_GTD_SERVICE=GTD

94. COUNCIL OF ONTARIO UNIVERSITIES / CONSEIL DES UNIVERSITÉS DE L'ONTARIO A site to provide leadership on issues facing the publicly funded universities, to participate actively in the development of relevant public policy, to communicate the contribution of higher education in the Province of ontario, and to foster cooperation and understanding among the universities, related interest groups, the provincial government and the general public. http://www.cou.on.ca/

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95. WSIB / CSPAAT This government agency oversees ontario's workplace safety education and training system, provides disability benefits, monitors the quality of health care, and assists in early and safe return to work. Bilingual site (English and French). http://www.wsib.on.ca/wsib/wsibsite.nsf/public/homepage

96. Ontario's Elementary And Secondary School System, Colleges, Universities, Traini government of ontario Skip Navigation Menu , government of ontarioCentral Site. Contact us for questions and comments. Search http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/welcome.html

What's New Elementary/Secondary Postsecondary Training/Jobs ... Related Sites Location : Home April 8, 2003: Ontario students excel internationally with new curriculum th among 36 jurisdictions on a recent international assessment, Deputy Premier and Education Minister Elizabeth Witmer said today, as results were released for the Progress in International Reading Literacy Study (PIRLS). April 7, 2003: Rescheduled dates for Ontario Teacher Qualifying Test (OTQT) Recent News News Archive Updates on Education and Training Quick Search: Hints... The Role of the Ministries Agencies, Boards, and Commissions Ministers' and Deputy Ministers' Official Biographies ... Ontario Summer Jobs Mailing Address: Mowat Block, 900 Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1L2, Canada Telephone: (416) 325-2929 or 1-800-387-5514 / Fax: (416) 325-6348 / e-mail: info@edu.gov.on.ca central site feedback search ... Queen's Printer for Ontario, 2003 This page was last updated on : 04/08/03

97. Ontario (Canada) Local Government Municipal Web Sites Index of municipalities throughout the province at the regional, county, district, city, and other local levels, with links to official websites wherever available. Extract from a UK site that contains this kind of information for countries around the world. http://www.oultwood.com/localgov/canada/ontario.htm

Oultwood home about us contact us faq's ... services Oultwood LG web index ontario: click map to see more detail Canadian provinces: click the map to go to another province. There were 571 municipalities in Ontario but this was reduced to 455 in 2001. symbol key page sponsor: Municipal government within Ontario (Canada) provicial government: ontario government regional: durham regional municipality halton regional municipality hamilton-wentworth regional municipality niagara regional municipality northwestern ontario regional council ottawa-carleton regional council peel regional council waterloo regional municipality york regional municipality county: brant county council bruce county council dubreuilville county council grey county council hawkesbury-ouest county council hearst county council kapuskasing county council lennox and addington county council longueuil county council moonbeam county council northumberland county northumberland county opasatika county council oxford county council peterborough county council plantagenet-sud county council prince edward county council renfrew county council renfrew simcoe county council tilbury nord county council val rita-harty county council vanier county council city: barrie belleville brampton brantford ... north bay north york orillia oshawa ottawa owen sound ... sarnia scarborough stoney creek stratford sudbury thunder bay ... woodstock district: kenora-keewatin municipal: almonte apsley atikokan barry's bay bay of quinte county council ... blind river bobcaygeon brockville buckhorn campbellford clarington cobalt cumberland deep river

98. Ontario Casinos - Government Clip-Joints Providing information on governmentrun casinos in ontario, Canada. http://www.geocities.com/ontarioslots/

"Government at Work" in the Rackets CASINO RAMA CASINO WINDSOR CASINO NIAGARA So, you intend to try a visit to one of the Government run casinos in Ontario, Canada Hopefully the following information will give you some insight into your chances of winning anything at the slots. For example did you know that the "Percentage Payback" on slot machines (that is the percentage of the amount gambled by players that the Casinos claim to pay back to players) in Ontario Casinos is SECRE T Unbelievable but true. Slot players in Ontario Casinos are not allowed to even know what the odds are when playing slot machines. To read the full APPEAL ORDER PO-1745 on the subject click HERE - the red highlights are mine and my remarks are in blue - it is an eye opener! Because of this Government monopoly this policy also applies to race-track casinos as well where competition is non-existant. The Government takes 75% of the gross revenues from these racetrack operations. You will never see slots in Ontario advertised at 90% or more "Payback" (or any "Payback" for that matter) because it is a Government monoply and they just do not need to compete. It should be noted here that of the three casinos ( Rama, Windsor and Niagara Falls) only the revenue from Windsor and Niagara Falls goes to the Ontario Government. The net profit from the Rama is shared among Ontario's 134 First Nations Indians.

99. Deutschkanadischer Kongress/German Canadian Congress-Ontario/index To preserve German culture, language and traditions in Canada. To give GermanCanadians a united voice towards government, media and the public. http://www.dkk-ont.net

zu unserer Internet-Seite Der Deutsch-Kanadische Kongress ist ein Dachverband für deutsche Vereine, Kirchen und Firmen, sowie für Privatpersonen, die an der Arbeit und an den Zielen des DKK interessiert sind, und diese unterstützen. Unser Auftrag , unser Ziel: Kanadiern deutschsprechender Herkunft eine vereinte Stimme gegenüber dem Staat, der Presse und der Bevölkerung im Allgemeinen zu verschaffen. Beiträge, die deutsche und deutschfreundliche Bürger zum Aufbau Kanadas geleistet haben, anzuerkennen und bekanntzugeben, und in besonderen Fällen mit dem DKK"Heritage Award" auszuzeichnen. Regelmäßige Zusammenkünfte mit Vertretern der Regierung und der Medien durchzuführen um unsere Anliegen darzulegen. Gute Zusammenarbeit mit der deutschen Botschaft in Ottawa und mit dem deutschen Generalkonsulat in Toronto zu pflegen. Unwahren negativen Veröffentlichungen jeglicher Art bezüglich unserer Volksgruppe entgegenzutreten. Die Rechte jeder Person, im Rahmen des kanadischen Gesetzes und der

100. Main Page For The Ontario Confederation Of University Faculty Associations OCUFA was formed in 1964 to express the views of university academic staff to the government and the public. OCUFA is made up of 22 faculty associations across ontario representing some 12,000 professors and librarians. http://www.ocufa.on.ca/

HOME ABOUT OCUFA Who We Are Contact OCUFA Constitution Events ... Services AWARDS Guidelines Submission LOBBYING Lobbying Kit Polls MEMBER'S PAGES Board Members Executive Members CBC Members Status of Women PRESS RELEASES Press Releases Briefs OCUFA Forum OCUFA Report ... Related Sites Search our Site (password areas not accessible) MEDIA RELEASE Tax cuts not a solution for higher education - April 2, 2003 New Website - www.iwanttogotouniversity.com OCUFA Teaching and Academic Librarianship Awards Committee Seeks New Member T he OCUFA Teaching and Academic Librarianship Awards Committee, a standing committee of the Board of Directors, seeks a member to fill a vacancy as of July 1, 2003. The committee solicits and receives nominations for the OCUFA Teaching and Academic Librarianship Awards Program; it reviews all submissions and recommends those deemed worthy of recognition by an award. The committee consists of five members, including a librarian, drawn from the membership of OCUFA’s members, plus one person nominated by the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS).

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