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Checklists for Franchisees There are many opportunities available regarding franchised businesses. To add further complexity, there are many variations in the franchising methods offered. The following checklist of questions assists in making a decision about acquiring a franchise.

e-Laws e-Laws is a constantly-updated database of Ontario's statutes and regulations, both consolidated and source law. New source law is usually published on e-Laws within two business days.

For issues prior to January 2000, please visit your local public library or contact the Archives of Ontario by telephone at 416-327-1600 or toll free in Ontario at 1-800-668-9933.

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Open for Business The Ontario Government’s three-year initiative to create faster, smarter, streamlined government-to-business services that make Ontario more attractive for business development.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN under subsection 241(1) of the Business Corporations Act, that unless the corporations listed hereunder comply with the requirements of the Corporations Tax Act within 90 days of this notice, orders will be made dissolving the defaulting corporations.

This page does not comprehensively address all the legal requirements that are applicable to the sector. It is not intended to provide advice in individual circumstances.

Dealing With Spousal Abuse This information is meant to provide advice and assistance to women in abusive situations, their families, close friends, and answer questions about this form of violence.

Is your pharmaceutical company ready to invest in new or enhanced biopharmaceutical projects in Ontario? The BIP can offer you flexible funding support for projects of $5 million or more.

Your film and television business may qualify for a refundable tax credit, to help with labour expenses, if you are a Canadian corporation established in Ontario.