A collection of stickers that represent various municipal work and career pathways.
Screenshot of the cover page for AMO's Indigenous Reconciliation Action Plan created by Quentin Commanda
Statue of a person depicted to be experiencing homelessness cast on a bench in Toronto. Photo courtesy of Ashwini Chaudhary on Unsplash
Municipal Workforce Development

AMO Launches Make Your Municipal Move Campaign

Municipal services and infrastructure are delivered by workers across Ontario. These careers offer competitive compensation and benefits, job security, and the opportunity to make a real, lasting impact close to home
Indigenous Relations

AMO’s Indigenous Reconciliation Action Plan

Reconciliation is a long-term commitment that involves AMO as an entire organization.

Homelessness Crisis in Ontario Continues to Worsen

New AMO data shows that 85,000 Ontarians were homeless in 2025, growing more than 8% since the release of our original groundbreaking report on homelessness one year ago

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AMO’s Vision Statement

In Ontario’s municipalities, people and families can live, thrive and prosper in the communities they call home, and children will have the choice and opportunity to live and work in the communities where they were raised.