Ontario · New Deal for Toronto Act, 2023, S.O. 2023, c. 25 was proclaimed in forceIn force January 1, 2027 · detected July 18, 2026

Two provisions of the New Deal for Toronto Act affecting Ontario Place redevelopment take legal effect January 1, 2027

New Deal for Toronto Act, 2023, S.O. 2023, c. 25

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Proclamation means specific provisions of a law that were passed but held in reserve are now officially activated and enforceable. The two provisions brought into force here are part of Schedule 2 of the New Deal for Toronto Act, 2023, and they amend the Rebuilding Ontario Place Act, 2023. Practically, any obligations, authorities, or rules contained in those subsections now apply as of the proclaimed date. Organizations or parties involved in the Ontario Place redevelopment project should review how these newly active provisions change their rights or obligations under the Rebuilding Ontario Place Act. The change was triggered by Order in Council 1117/2026.

Who this affects: Ontario Place redevelopment project participants · provincial government agencies involved in Ontario Place · developers or contractors operating under the Rebuilding Ontario Place Act · municipal stakeholders connected to the Ontario Place site

Source of truth: New Deal for Toronto Act, 2023, S.O. 2023, c. 25 on ontario.ca

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