Government of Ontario

organization

Last mentioned: Mar 23, 2026

Timeline

  1. First Q2 Remittance

    Initial tax filings due under the newly adjusted rates for carbon and excise duties.

  2. Federal Fiscal Year Start

    Carbon tax, minimum wage, and excise tax adjustments take effect across Canada.

  3. Compliance Deadline

    Final day for businesses to update payroll and tax systems for the new fiscal year.

Stories mentioning Government of Ontario 2

Regulation Neutral

Regulatory Shifts: Key Canada and Ontario Laws Taking Effect in April 2026

April 1 marks the start of the federal fiscal year in Canada, triggering a wave of regulatory adjustments including carbon tax hikes, federal minimum wage increases, and excise tax updates. These changes necessitate immediate compliance updates for businesses operating in Ontario and across the country, particularly in the energy, retail, and payroll sectors.

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Regulation Neutral

Ontario Overhauls FOI Laws: Modernization or a Shield for Politicians?

The Doug Ford government has introduced a legislative package to modernize Ontario’s aging Freedom of Information (FOI) framework for the digital era. While the province cites the need for administrative efficiency, critics and legal experts warn the changes may significantly expand exemptions used to shield political decision-making from public scrutiny.

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