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Indigenous Relations

AMO Recognizes September 30 as the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

AMO acknowledges this important date and has created a variety of resources to support municipalities in advancing the process of Canadian reconciliation
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Asset Management and Infrastructure, Housing, Indigenous Relations

Key Takeaways From The 2026 AMO Conference 

The 2026 AMO Conference brought together more than 3,600 municipal leaders, provincial and federal representatives, sector partners and stakeholder

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Indigenous Relations

AMO’s Indigenous Reconciliation Action Plan

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

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Building Code
Asset Management and Infrastructure

Data Centres and Building Code Review

AMO’s submission to the provincial Data Centre Playbook consultation calls for a framework that balances data centre development with other provincial and municipal priorities
Sep 15, 2026 • Policy Update
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Municipal Elections

2026 Municipal Election - Context

There are 444 municipal governments in Ontario, yet only 414 municipal governments hold elections. Why?
Sep 9, 2026 • Resource
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Tariffs and Trade
Municipal Finance and Revenue Tools

MHIP Non-DC Stream, AMO Responds to new Tariffs, Provincial Rideshare Consultation, Support for Ontario’s Forestry Sector

Municipalities that do not levy development charges will be able to apply to a new $1 billion infrastructure funding stream
Aug 28, 2026 • Policy Update
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Municipal Governance
Energy
Asset Management and Infrastructure

AMO Calls for Bill 100 Reversal; Build Communities Strong: New Stream Launches; New IESO Process for Major Projects; and Various ERO Submissions

AMO calls for the province to restore local voice and keep local governance accountable to the communities they serve by reversing the appointment of Regional Chairs through Bill 100
Jun 18, 2026 • Policy Update

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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.