GOVERNMENT

Bringing every level of government to the same table.

One Ontario gives municipal, provincial and federal partners a shared environment to access trusted land intelligence, collaborate across jurisdictions and shape how responsible AI is used in public decision-making.

Through One Ontario, government partners can reduce duplication, improve coordination and help build solutions that work across departments, communities and levels of government.


For municipalities

Gain access to shared tools, benchmarking, pilot opportunities and direct collaboration with provincial and federal partners.


For provincial governments

Improve coordination across municipalities, advance consistent standards and gain better visibility into land, housing and infrastructure challenges across the province.


For federal agencies

Connect national priorities with local land intelligence, identify scalable approaches and collaborate directly with the jurisdictions responsible for implementation.

What government partners gain.

Government partners do more than participate—they help shape the tools, standards and programs being built through One Ontario, while gaining practical value for their own communities.


A digital platform shaped around your priorities

Work directly with One Ontario to configure tools around your municipality’s data, workflows, priorities and existing systems.


Ongoing support as you grow

As data, policies and requirements change, One Ontario works with partners to update, refine and expand the platform over time.


Early access and benchmarking

Gain early access to One Ontario tools and dashboards, participate in benchmarking and compare performance with peer municipalities.


Visibility and recognition

Be featured through One Ontario communications, research, case studies, events, galas and awards that showcase leadership and innovation.

Four key benefits


Built on research and global best practices

One Ontario builds on years of Canadian and international research in land intelligence, responsible AI, computable regulation, digital twins and regulatory modernization.

Through collaboration with the RCI Lab at York University and AECO Innovation Lab's Mitacs Cluster research involving six Canadian universities, One Ontario draws on leading academic expertise and global best practices.

Research has explored development approvals, automated code compliance, regulatory standards, data interoperability and AI-assisted decision-making. By connecting research, government and industry, One Ontario is helping turn proven ideas into practical tools, shared standards and pilot projects that can improve how land-related decisions are made across Canada.

Better outcomes through shared intelligence.

One Ontario gives all levels of governments a place to collaborate on the challenges they already share. By bringing together trusted land intelligence, responsible AI and cross-government expertise, partners can make better decisions, reduce duplication and develop solutions that scale.