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Automated Speed Enforcement, Economic Development, Building Code

Bill 56 Introduced, Building Code Amendments Submission and Advocacy on Removing Building Code Enforcement from Provincial Courts

The province has introduced Bill 56, a red tape reduction bill including changes to as-of-right labour mobility, speed cameras, drinking water approvals, and forest management approvals
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Housing

Federal Government Launches Build Canada Homes

Ontario municipalities are ready to work with the province and federal government to transform the housing landscape
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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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Image of the CN tower from a park in Toronto courtesy of Scott Webb through Pixabay
Automated Speed Enforcement
Economic Development
Building Code

Bill 56 Introduced, Building Code Amendments Submission and Advocacy on Removing Building Code Enforcement from Provincial Courts

The province has introduced Bill 56, a red tape reduction bill including changes to as-of-right labour mobility, speed cameras, drinking water approvals, and forest management approvals
Oct 21, 2025 • Policy Update
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Energy
Economic Development

Criteria for Special Economic Zones, Natural Gas Expansion Program Advocacy, Updated Energy Project Guidance for Municipalities, Opposing Bill 30 at Standing Committee  

AMO will submit feedback to consultations on the province’s proposed criteria for Special Economic Zones, calling on the province to require municipal support of proposed projects
Oct 10, 2025 • Policy Update
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Aggregates
Fire, Paramedics and Police
Automated Speed Enforcement

Response to OPP Cost Recovery Model, Continued Automated Speed Enforcement Advocacy, and Consultation on Aggregate Resources Act Program

The province’s review of the OPP cost recovery model has resulted in new regulatory amendments to municipal payments for OPP policing
Oct 3, 2025 • Policy Update
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Automated Speed Enforcement
Asset Management and Infrastructure

AMO’s Response to the Planned Automated Speed Enforcement Ban

AMO is disappointed with the decision, highlighting that ASE cameras have a proven record of increasing road safety, free up police to focus on other crimes, and are paid for by speeders, not taxpayers
Sep 26, 2025 • 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.