Ontario Bill 95 (44th Parliament, 1st Session)
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Bill 95, Supply Act, 2026
Mulroney, Hon. Caroline President of the Treasury Board
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Bill 95 2026
Act to authorize the expenditure of certain amounts for the fiscal year ending
March 31, 2026
Preamble
Messages
from the Honourable Lieutenant Governor of the Province of Ontario, accompanied
by estimates and supplementary estimates, indicate that the amounts mentioned
in the Schedules are required for the purposes set out in this Act.
Therefore,
His Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of
the Province of Ontario, enacts as follows:
Interpretation
this Act,
“non-cash
expense” has the same meaning as in the Financial
Administration Act ; (“frais hors trésorerie”)
“non-cash
investment” has the same meaning as in the Financial
Administration Act . (“élément d’investissement hors trésorerie”)
Supply
granted
Expenses
of the public service
(1) For
the period from April 1, 2025 to March 31, 2026, amounts not exceeding a total
of $213,952,841,200 may be paid out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund or
recognized as non‑cash expenses to be applied to the expenses of the
public service, as set out in
Schedule A to this Act, that are not otherwise
provided for and the money shall be applied in accordance with the votes and
items of the estimates.
Investments
of the public service
(2) For
the period from April 1, 2025 to March 31, 2026, amounts not exceeding a total
of $8,421,348,400 may be paid out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund or
recognized as non-cash investments to be applied to the investments of the
public service in capital assets, loans and other investments, as set out in
Schedule B to this Act, that are not otherwise provided for and the money shall
be applied in accordance with the votes and items of the estimates.
Expenses
of the Legislative Offices
(3) For
the period from April 1, 2025 to March 31, 2026, amounts not exceeding a total
of $406,088,900 may be paid out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund to be applied
to the expenses of the Legislative Offices, as set out in
Schedule C to this
Act, that are not otherwise provided for and the money shall be applied in
accordance with the votes and items of the estimates.
Expenditures
of the public service
expenditure in the votes and items of the estimates of the public service may
be incurred or recognized by the Crown through any ministry to which, during
the fiscal year ending on March 31, 2026, responsibility has been given for the
program or activity that includes that expenditure.
Repeal
This Act
is repealed.
Repeal
of various Acts
5 The Interim Appropriation for 2025-2026 Act, 2024 and the Supplementary Interim Appropriation for 2025-2026 Act, 2025
are repealed.
Commencement
(1) Except as otherwise provided in this section, this Act is deemed to
have come into force on April 1, 2025.
(2) Section
4 comes into force on April 1, 2027.
Short
title
The
short title of this Act is the Supply Act, 2026 .
supply
Schedule A
Public
Service
2025-26
Estimates – Operating
( in dollars )
2025-26
Estimates – Capital
( in dollars )
2025-26
Supplementary Estimates – Operating
( in dollars )
2025-26
Supplementary Estimates – Capital
( in dollars )
Total
( in dollars )
Agriculture,
Food and Agribusiness
750,893,400
12,652,000
763,545,400
Attorney
General
2,170,100,100
59,791,900
2,229,892,000
Cabinet
Office
74,004,300
74,004,300
Children,
Community and Social Services
20,227,143,500
194,297,600
20,421,441,100
Citizenship
and Multiculturalism
77,495,600
1,000
77,496,600
Colleges,
Universities, Research Excellence and Security
7,652,599,000
440,969,900
1,429,000,000
9,522,568,900
Economic
Development, Job Creation and Trade
2,494,214,100
3,000
2,494,217,100
Education
37,572,565,200
3,414,536,700
40,987,101,900
Emergency
Preparedness and Response
63,116,200
3,002,000
66,118,200
Energy
and Mines
6,863,337,300
1,764,014,000
8,627,351,300
Environment,
Conservation and Parks
410,696,100
52,706,400
463,402,500
Finance
1,395,447,100
1,000
1,395,448,100
Francophone
Affairs
11,301,100
1,000
11,302,100
Health
75,367,545,600
5,018,492,400
80,386,038,000
Indigenous
Affairs and First Nations Economic Reconciliation
132,808,900
9,538,500
142,347,400
Infrastructure
526,907,300
2,138,801,000
2,665,708,300
Labour,
Immigration, Training and Skills Development
2,341,756,300
201,386,900
2,543,143,200
Lieutenant
Governor, Office of the
2,802,100
2,802,100
Long-Term
Care
9,292,386,900
1,000
9,292,387,900
Municipal
Affairs and Housing
1,223,900,700
532,844,400
1,756,745,100
Natural
Resources
672,208,300
35,414,700
707,623,000
Northern
Economic Development and Growth
298,604,400
116,445,000
415,049,400
Premier,
Office of the
2,326,800
2,326,800
Public
and Business Service Delivery and Procurement
1,627,134,900
12,015,600
1,639,150,500
Rural
Affairs
19,269,400
1,000
19,270,400
Seniors
181,040,000
2,000
181,042,000
Solicitor
General
4,531,761,700
338,438,200
4,870,199,900
Sport
62,801,500
150,001,000
212,802,500
Tourism,
Culture and Gaming
1,473,455,300
60,898,200
1,534,353,500
Transportation
2,354,664,000
9,628,349,900
1,200,000,000
13,183,013,900
Treasury
Board Secretariat
5,040,344,800
175,003,000
2,049,600,000
7,264,947,800
Total
184,914,631,900
24,359,609,300
3,478,600,000
1,200,000,000
213,952,841,200
supply
Schedule B
Public
Service
2025-26
Estimates – Operating
( in
dollars )
2025-26
Estimates – Capital
( in
dollars )
2025-26
Supplementary Estimates – Operating
( in
dollars )
2025-26
Supplementary Estimates – Capital
( in
dollars )
Total
( in dollars )
Agriculture,
Food and Agribusiness
5,000,000
2,500,000
7,500,000
Attorney
General
1,208,000
52,794,700
54,002,700
Cabinet
Office
Children,
Community and Social Services
122,306,000
22,164,800
144,470,800
Citizenship
and Multiculturalism
1,000
1,000
Colleges,
Universities, Research Excellence and Security
632,077,000
3,501,000
635,578,000
Economic
Development, Job Creation and Trade
329,371,600
2,000
329,373,600
Education
1,000
20,713,000
20,714,000
Emergency
Preparedness and Response
1,000
1,000
2,000
Energy
and Mines
161,602,000
653,000
1,000,000,000
1,162,255,000
Environment,
Conservation and Parks
1,000
66,692,300
66,693,300
Finance
1,500,000
1,000
1,501,000
Francophone
Affairs
Health
56,473,300
56,473,300
Indigenous
Affairs and First Nations Economic Reconciliation
Infrastructure
1,000
760,127,500
760,128,500
Labour,
Immigration, Training and Skills Development
7,296,900
7,296,900
Lieutenant
Governor, Office of the
Long-Term
Care
20,430,000
20,430,000
Municipal
Affairs and Housing
Natural
Resources
3,279,500
85,279,200
88,558,700
Northern
Economic Development and Growth
3,000
500,904,100
500,907,100
Premier,
Office of the
Public
and Business Service Delivery and Procurement
51,990,000
83,993,400
135,983,400
Rural
Affairs
Seniors
2,000
2,000
Solicitor
General
2,820,000
880,324,700
883,144,700
Sport
Tourism,
Culture and Gaming
5,000
5,000
Transportation
8,000
3,539,826,400
3,539,834,400
Treasury
Board Secretariat
6,493,000
6,493,000
Total
1,388,072,400
6,033,276,000
1,000,000,000
8,421,348,400
supply
Schedule C
Legislative
Office
2025-26
Estimates – Operating
( in dollars )
2025-26
Estimates – Capital
( in dollars )
2025-26
Supplementary Estimates – Operating
( in dollars )
2025-26
Supplementary Estimates – Capital
( in dollars )
Total
( in dollars )
Assembly,
Office of the
286,505,000
286,505,000
Auditor
General, Office of the
30,894,000
30,894,000
Chief
Electoral Officer, Office of the
55,789,900
55,789,900
Ombudsman
Ontario
32,900,000
32,900,000
Total
406,088,900
406,088,900
Bill 95 Original (PDF)
Bill 95 2026
Act to authorize the expenditure of certain amounts for the fiscal year ending
March 31, 2026
Preamble
Messages
from the Honourable Lieutenant Governor of the Province of Ontario, accompanied
by estimates and supplementary estimates, indicate that the amounts mentioned
in the Schedules are required for the purposes set out in this Act.
Therefore,
His Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of
the Province of Ontario, enacts as follows:
Interpretation
this Act,
“non-cash
expense” has the same meaning as in the Financial
Administration Act ; (“frais hors trésorerie”)
“non-cash
investment” has the same meaning as in the Financial
Administration Act . (“élément d’investissement hors trésorerie”)
Supply
granted
Expenses
of the public service
(1) For
the period from April 1, 2025 to March 31, 2026, amounts not exceeding a total
of $213,952,841,200 may be paid out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund or
recognized as non‑cash expenses to be applied to the expenses of the
public service, as set out in
Schedule A to this Act, that are not otherwise
provided for and the money shall be applied in accordance with the votes and
items of the estimates.
Investments
of the public service
(2) For
the period from April 1, 2025 to March 31, 2026, amounts not exceeding a total
of $8,421,348,400 may be paid out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund or
recognized as non-cash investments to be applied to the investments of the
public service in capital assets, loans and other investments, as set out in
Schedule B to this Act, that are not otherwise provided for and the money shall
be applied in accordance with the votes and items of the estimates.
Expenses
of the Legislative Offices
(3) For
the period from April 1, 2025 to March 31, 2026, amounts not exceeding a total
of $406,088,900 may be paid out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund to be applied
to the expenses of the Legislative Offices, as set out in
Schedule C to this
Act, that are not otherwise provided for and the money shall be applied in
accordance with the votes and items of the estimates.
Expenditures
of the public service
expenditure in the votes and items of the estimates of the public service may
be incurred or recognized by the Crown through any ministry to which, during
the fiscal year ending on March 31, 2026, responsibility has been given for the
program or activity that includes that expenditure.
Repeal
This Act
is repealed.
Repeal
of various Acts
5 The Interim Appropriation for 2025-2026 Act, 2024 and the Supplementary Interim Appropriation for 2025-2026 Act, 2025
are repealed.
Commencement
(1) Except as otherwise provided in this section, this Act is deemed to
have come into force on April 1, 2025.
(2) Section
4 comes into force on April 1, 2027.
Short
title
The
short title of this Act is the Supply Act, 2026 .
supply
Schedule A
Public
Service
2025-26
Estimates – Operating
( in dollars )
2025-26
Estimates – Capital
( in dollars )
2025-26
Supplementary Estimates – Operating
( in dollars )
2025-26
Supplementary Estimates – Capital
( in dollars )
Total
( in dollars )
Agriculture,
Food and Agribusiness
750,893,400
12,652,000
763,545,400
Attorney
General
2,170,100,100
59,791,900
2,229,892,000
Cabinet
Office
74,004,300
74,004,300
Children,
Community and Social Services
20,227,143,500
194,297,600
20,421,441,100
Citizenship
and Multiculturalism
77,495,600
1,000
77,496,600
Colleges,
Universities, Research Excellence and Security
7,652,599,000
440,969,900
1,429,000,000
9,522,568,900
Economic
Development, Job Creation and Trade
2,494,214,100
3,000
2,494,217,100
Education
37,572,565,200
3,414,536,700
40,987,101,900
Emergency
Preparedness and Response
63,116,200
3,002,000
66,118,200
Energy
and Mines
6,863,337,300
1,764,014,000
8,627,351,300
Environment,
Conservation and Parks
410,696,100
52,706,400
463,402,500
Finance
1,395,447,100
1,000
1,395,448,100
Francophone
Affairs
11,301,100
1,000
11,302,100
Health
75,367,545,600
5,018,492,400
80,386,038,000
Indigenous
Affairs and First Nations Economic Reconciliation
132,808,900
9,538,500
142,347,400
Infrastructure
526,907,300
2,138,801,000
2,665,708,300
Labour,
Immigration, Training and Skills Development
2,341,756,300
201,386,900
2,543,143,200
Lieutenant
Governor, Office of the
2,802,100
2,802,100
Long-Term
Care
9,292,386,900
1,000
9,292,387,900
Municipal
Affairs and Housing
1,223,900,700
532,844,400
1,756,745,100
Natural
Resources
672,208,300
35,414,700
707,623,000
Northern
Economic Development and Growth
298,604,400
116,445,000
415,049,400
Premier,
Office of the
2,326,800
2,326,800
Public
and Business Service Delivery and Procurement
1,627,134,900
12,015,600
1,639,150,500
Rural
Affairs
19,269,400
1,000
19,270,400
Seniors
181,040,000
2,000
181,042,000
Solicitor
General
4,531,761,700
338,438,200
4,870,199,900
Sport
62,801,500
150,001,000
212,802,500
Tourism,
Culture and Gaming
1,473,455,300
60,898,200
1,534,353,500
Transportation
2,354,664,000
9,628,349,900
1,200,000,000
13,183,013,900
Treasury
Board Secretariat
5,040,344,800
175,003,000
2,049,600,000
7,264,947,800
Total
184,914,631,900
24,359,609,300
3,478,600,000
1,200,000,000
213,952,841,200
supply
Schedule B
Public
Service
2025-26
Estimates – Operating
( in
dollars )
2025-26
Estimates – Capital
( in
dollars )
2025-26
Supplementary Estimates – Operating
( in
dollars )
2025-26
Supplementary Estimates – Capital
( in
dollars )
Total
( in dollars )
Agriculture,
Food and Agribusiness
5,000,000
2,500,000
7,500,000
Attorney
General
1,208,000
52,794,700
54,002,700
Cabinet
Office
Children,
Community and Social Services
122,306,000
22,164,800
144,470,800
Citizenship
and Multiculturalism
1,000
1,000
Colleges,
Universities, Research Excellence and Security
632,077,000
3,501,000
635,578,000
Economic
Development, Job Creation and Trade
329,371,600
2,000
329,373,600
Education
1,000
20,713,000
20,714,000
Emergency
Preparedness and Response
1,000
1,000
2,000
Energy
and Mines
161,602,000
653,000
1,000,000,000
1,162,255,000
Environment,
Conservation and Parks
1,000
66,692,300
66,693,300
Finance
1,500,000
1,000
1,501,000
Francophone
Affairs
Health
56,473,300
56,473,300
Indigenous
Affairs and First Nations Economic Reconciliation
Infrastructure
1,000
760,127,500
760,128,500
Labour,
Immigration, Training and Skills Development
7,296,900
7,296,900
Lieutenant
Governor, Office of the
Long-Term
Care
20,430,000
20,430,000
Municipal
Affairs and Housing
Natural
Resources
3,279,500
85,279,200
88,558,700
Northern
Economic Development and Growth
3,000
500,904,100
500,907,100
Premier,
Office of the
Public
and Business Service Delivery and Procurement
51,990,000
83,993,400
135,983,400
Rural
Affairs
Seniors
2,000
2,000
Solicitor
General
2,820,000
880,324,700
883,144,700
Sport
Tourism,
Culture and Gaming
5,000
5,000
Transportation
8,000
3,539,826,400
3,539,834,400
Treasury
Board Secretariat
6,493,000
6,493,000
Total
1,388,072,400
6,033,276,000
1,000,000,000
8,421,348,400
supply
Schedule C
Legislative
Office
2025-26
Estimates – Operating
( in dollars )
2025-26
Estimates – Capital
( in dollars )
2025-26
Supplementary Estimates – Operating
( in dollars )
2025-26
Supplementary Estimates – Capital
( in dollars )
Total
( in dollars )
Assembly,
Office of the
286,505,000
286,505,000
Auditor
General, Office of the
30,894,000
30,894,000
Chief
Electoral Officer, Office of the
55,789,900
55,789,900
Ombudsman
Ontario
32,900,000
32,900,000
Total
406,088,900
406,088,900
Date Bill stage Event Outcome Committee
April 15, 2026
Royal Assent
Royal Assent received
March 25, 2026
Third Reading
Vote
Carried on division
March 25, 2026
Third Reading
Question put
March 25, 2026
Second Reading
Ordered for Third Reading
March 25, 2026
Second Reading
Vote
Carried on division
March 25, 2026
Second Reading
Question put
March 25, 2026
Second Reading
Debated
March 25, 2026
Second Reading
Debated
Debate adjourned
March 24, 2026
First Reading
Ordered for Second Reading
March 24, 2026
First Reading
Vote
Carried
First Reading
March 24, 2026
Carried
Ordered for Second Reading
Second Reading
March 25, 2026
Questions and Responses
Burch, Jeff
Niagara Centre
McCrimmon, Karen
Kanata—Carleton
McMahon, Mary-Margaret
Beaches—East York
Mulroney, Hon. Caroline
York—Simcoe
Rosenberg, Bill
Algoma—Manitoulin
March 25, 2026
Questions and Responses
Bell, Jessica
University—Rosedale
Bowman, Stephanie
Don Valley West
Darouze, George
Carleton
Fife, Catherine
Waterloo
Question put
Carried on division
Ordered for Third Reading
Third Reading
March 25, 2026
Question put
Carried on division