TORONTO — The Ontario government is launching the annual Level Up! career fairs for a fifth year to introduce students, educators and jobseekers to in-demand careers. Through multi‑day events planned in 12 communities across the province this upcoming year, the 2026 fairs are expected to reach more than 60,000 people and will include open house sessions and interactive exhibitions that will inspire the next generation of workers to build the homes, highways, hospitals, school

ETOBICOKE — The Ontario government is investing $480,000 in Canadian Women & Sport’s The Next Play Program to expand affordable and inclusive sport and recreation opportunities for nearly 3,500 girls across the province. This made-for-Ontario initiative will provide community sport organizations with the resources needed to support the next generation of female athletes to train and grow their skills. “Our government is proud to partner with organizations like Canadian Women

TORONTO—The Ontario government is investing more than $6.5 million in emergency preparedness grants to strengthen the response capabilities of Ontario Corps partners across the province and ensure they can get boots on the ground quickly when emergencies and natural disasters strike. Funding is being allocated to 13 Ontario Corps partners to support equipment, supplies and training as part of the government’s plan to protect Ontario communities and ensure critical resources c