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20, s. 7. This Act designated 23 areas (cities, municipalities, counties and districts) where there were at least 5,000 francophones or where francophones represented at least 10 per cent … Visibility Guidelines for Organizations Contracted to Deliver Ontario Services and/or Projects (2016) are made public to all LBS organizations. (2) Every power possessed by the Ombudsman in carrying out his or her functions and responsibilities under the Ombudsman Act, and every duty to comply with the exercise of such a power, is also a power and duty under this Act, subject to any necessary modification.

The preamble of the FLSA recognizes the contribution of the cultural heritage of the French-speaking population and wishes to preserve it for future generations.

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1990, c. F.32, s. 6. O. Reg. (2)  By the day specified in subsection (3), every government agency shall ensure that a third party providing a service in French to the public on its behalf shall take appropriate measures, including providing signs, notices and other information on services and initiating communication with the public, to make it known to members of the public that the service is available in French at the choice of any member of the public. French Language Services Act, RSO 1990, c F.32 / Loi sur les services en français, SRO 1990, c F.32.

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(3) The French Language Services Commissioner is an employee of the office of the Ombudsman.

O. Reg. “French Language Services Commissioner” means the French Language Services Commissioner appointed under subsection 12.9 (1).

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(a) exempting a service under clause 8 (c); (b) revoking the designation of a public service agency; (c) amending a regulation designating a public service agency so as to exclude or remove a service from the designation.

The purpose of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA) is to provide a right of access to information in the custody or under the control of a ministry or other government institution, subject to limited and specific exemptions. (3) If one or more offices are designated under subsection (2), subsection (1) does not apply in respect of the service provided by the other offices in the designated area. (2) The Attorney General shall present the translations referred to in subsection (1) to the Legislative Assembly for enactment. Right to services in English and French. aö”ÿpÖ ÿ ÿ ÿ ÿ ytÕj‚ ŠT " $If gdÕj‚ Æ $If gdÕj‚ I J { ¡ ¢ Õ ¢ ™ � 3 ™ ] kd $$If T –l Ö0 ”ÿ×Ì' B ö!

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T U † � ‘  ٠ö ± ¨ Ÿ B ¨ Ÿ ] kd­ $$If T –l Ö0 ”ÿ×Ì' B ö! 12.4 (1) Subject to this Act, the Ombudsman may determine the procedure to be followed in conducting an investigation. (a) review the availability and quality of French language services and make recommendations for their improvement; (b) recommend the designation of public service agencies and the addition of designated areas to the Schedule; (c) require non-profit corporations and similar entities, facilities, homes and colleges referred to in the definition of “government agency” to furnish to the Office information that may be relevant in the formulation of recommendations respecting their designation as public service agencies; (d) recommend changes in the plans of government agencies for the provision of French language services; (e) make recommendations in respect of an exemption or proposed exemption of services under clause 8 (c). French Language Services Act, RSO 1990, c F.32 4 Regulations , , , , No amending legislation available on CanLII ... French Language Services Act. The standards are being developed to achieve real results in stages. ¸ ¹ Ç È É ñ ùëàùàùÛàùÍàùàùÉùÛàù»àùàùÉÛàù­àùàùÉÛàùŸàùàùÉÛàù‘àùàùÉÛàù �jæ hÕj‚ hÕj‚ U�jı hÕj‚ hÕj‚ U�j hÕj‚ hÕj‚ U�j+ hÕj‚ hÕj‚ UhÕj‚ �jB hÕj‚ hÕj‚ U hÕj‚ :�j hÕj‚ hÕj‚ U�jq hÕj‚ hÕj‚ UhÕj‚ hÕj‚ 7! 1990, c. F.32, Sched. 1990, c. F.32, s. 14 (2). French Language Services Act. The Act makes detailed provision for use of French in court proceedings, and expands the areas in which bilingual trials are available to cover the whole province. (1990)

2018, c. 17, Sched. (3)  A minister who receives a report of a government agency for which the minister is responsible shall promptly forward the report to the Minister responsible for Francophone Affairs. comes into force is continuous for the purposes of calculating an employee’s length or period of employment. 20, s. 9. | R.S.O. R.S.O. (5) Upon receiving a report under subsection (1), the Speaker of the Assembly shall lay it before the Assembly at the earliest reasonable opportunity.

O. Reg. and shall perform such duties as are assigned to the Minister by order in council or by any other Act. O. Reg. 407/94, s. 3 (as made by O. Reg. 2018, c. 17, Sched.

About Whereas the French language is an historic and honoured language in Ontario and recognized by the Constitution as an official language in Canada; and whereas in Ontario the French language is recognized as an official language in the courts and in education; and whereas the Legislative Assembly recognizes the … The French Language Services Act specifies the extent of French language services to be provided by provincial government institutions. R.S.O. ö8(ö ö Ö ÿ ÿÖ ÿ ÿÖ ÿ ÿÖ ÿ ÿ4Ö (4) The Speaker shall lay the report before the Assembly at the earliest reasonable opportunity. 20, s. 6. The following area is added to the Schedule to the Act: 9 (1) A regulation designating a public service agency may limit the designation to apply only in respect of specified services provided by the agency, or may specify services that are excluded from the designation. ó ÿ ñæßæßÚæßÌæßæßÈßÚæߺæßæßÚæ߬æßæßÈßÚæß�æßæßÈÚÈš“�‹�† h0   5�hLxè h0   hØ hØ hØ �j¡&.

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(2) Before submitting a report under subsection (1), the Ombudsman shall deliver a copy of it to any member of the Executive Council who presides over and has charge of any ministry or to the head of any public entity to which the report is relevant.