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Official account for Ontario’s Secretary of the Cabinet. Terms of Use: https://xitter.cf/t.co/dfZ5dPS6nJ. Accessible videos: https://xitter.cf/t.co/oY8xy2M2tx. FR @SecretaireON

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Creating accessible and inclusive workplaces is a shared responsibility and we all have a role to play. This #NDEAM2026, follow @ONAccessibility to learn more about inclusive employment and available resources.
Ontario Accessibility
@ONAccessibilityOct 2
This #NDEAM2026, we recognize the talent and innovation people with disabilities bring to Ontario’s workforce. Attract more customers and employees by removing as many barriers to access as possible. ontario.ca/NDEAM #InclusiveEmployment
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(1/2) Forensic science is specialized work, but its impact is deeply human. At Ontario’s Centre of Forensic Sciences, new tech is bringing answers to families sooner. Rapid DNA now delivers results in just 2 hours, 90% faster than before.
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(2/2) Recognized globally with a 2025 Maximus Award for 90%+ efficiency, the lab is setting a high standard. Thank you to the entire CFS team for your dedication to Ontarians. 🔗Learn more: ontario.ca/page/centre-foren…
Two researchers in lab coats operating analytical instruments and preparing samples in a laboratory

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Person adjusting laboratory equipment connected to glass sample bottles in a research lab.

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Person in a lab coat working at a ventilated laboratory workstation.

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(1/2) Welcoming Maud Murray as Acting Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness at @AgricultureON. She brings extensive leadership experience supporting small businesses and economic growth across Ontario and will continue as Deputy Minister of Red Tape Reduction.
Professional portrait of Deputy Minister Maud Murray, announcing her appointment. Maud Murray became Acting Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness in October 2026.

ALT Professional portrait of Deputy Minister Maud Murray, announcing her appointment. Maud Murray became Acting Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness in October 2026.

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(2/2) We also extend our sincere thanks to John Kelly for his leadership and contributions to the Ontario Public Service. John, your commitment to serving the people of Ontario has been greatly valued, and we wish you the best in your well deserved retirement.
Professional portrait of John Kelly, former Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness. We thank Deputy Minister John Kelly for his outstanding years of service as he retires.

ALT Professional portrait of John Kelly, former Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness. We thank Deputy Minister John Kelly for his outstanding years of service as he retires.

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This #Thanksgiving, we are grateful for our vibrant communities and the dedicated professionals across the Ontario Public Service. Thank you to those who worked over the weekend to maintain essential services. Wishing everyone a safe and restful holiday.
Canadian Thanksgiving is held each year on the second weekend of October. It is a time for friends and family to gather and celebrate.

ALT Canadian Thanksgiving is held each year on the second weekend of October. It is a time for friends and family to gather and celebrate.

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(1/3) Across rural Ontario, communities are finding innovative ways to solve challenges, support local growth and strengthen the places they call home. The Rural Ontario Inspiration Awards help shine a spotlight on these achievements.
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(2/3) By celebrating local success stories, the awards encourage community pride and give others practical examples and ideas they can learn from and build on.
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(3/3) The awards help tell a broader story about the contributions rural communities make to Ontario's quality of life and economic vitality. Thank you to the dedicated public servants at @ONRuralAffairs who helped bring this initiative to life. 🔗ontario.ca/page/rural-ontari…
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Safeguarding public data and digital infrastructure is vital in today’s interconnected world. During #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth, valuable resources and guidance are helping Ontarians stay safer online and reduce cyber risks. It starts with everyday habits.
Consumer Protection Ontario
@ONconsumerOct 6
Your front door has a lock. Your digital life should too. Help protect your accounts with: 🔒 Strong, unique passwords 🔒 Up-to-date software 🔒 Multi-factor authentication Small habits can make a big difference. #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth Ontario.ca/CyberSecurity
Person using a smartphone with a digital lock icon. Text: Ontario Cyber Security Awareness Month

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This October marks 10 years since Ontario officially designated #IslamicHeritageMonth. The Muslim community enriches our province in many ways, and this month offers an important opportunity to celebrate those significant contributions.
Islamic Heritage Month

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(1/3) Strong public service leadership is rooted in listening, continuous learning, & building respectful relationships.
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(2/3) At a recent panel discussion, Ontario Public Service leaders came together to deepen their understand of a critical responsibility: engage meaningfully with Indigenous communities through the Duty to Consult.
The Secretary of the Cabinet addresses the audience at the Leadership Forum.

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Speaker standing at an Ontario Canada podium, delivers a land acknowledgment to an audience with Canadian and Ontario flags in the background.

ALT Speaker standing at an Ontario Canada podium, delivers a land acknowledgment to an audience with Canadian and Ontario flags in the background.

Attendees seated in a meeting room, listening to a presentation with a city skyline visible through large windows.

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(3/3) As public servants, our greatest commitment is to lead in ways that create real value for Ontarians: strengthening relationships and improving how we serve today and into the future.
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(1/2) On September 30, we wear orange shirts to remind others that Every Child Matters.
Staff from the Ministry of Indigenous Affairs and First Nations Economic Reconciliation gather following an internal National Day for Truth and Reconciliation learning event, which focused on how public servants can facilitate stories and relationships that support Indigenous perspectives.

ALT Staff from the Ministry of Indigenous Affairs and First Nations Economic Reconciliation gather following an internal National Day for Truth and Reconciliation learning event, which focused on how public servants can facilitate stories and relationships that support Indigenous perspectives.

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(2/2) Today, we honour Survivors, families, and communities affected by the residential school system. We remember the children who never returned home. Today is a time to listen, learn, reflect, and deepen our commitment to reconciliation.
At a recent panel discussion, Ontario Public Service leaders came together to deepen their understand of a critical responsibility: engage meaningfully with Indigenous communities through the Duty to Consult.

ALT At a recent panel discussion, Ontario Public Service leaders came together to deepen their understand of a critical responsibility: engage meaningfully with Indigenous communities through the Duty to Consult.

Staff from the Ministry of Indigenous Affairs and First Nations Economic Reconciliation (Thunder Bay location) gather following an internal National Day for Truth and Reconciliation learning event, which focused on how public servants can facilitate stories and relationships that support Indigenous perspectives.

ALT Staff from the Ministry of Indigenous Affairs and First Nations Economic Reconciliation (Thunder Bay location) gather following an internal National Day for Truth and Reconciliation learning event, which focused on how public servants can facilitate stories and relationships that support Indigenous perspectives.

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Happy #FrancoOntarianDay! Celebrating the people, communities, and shared heritage that keep French language and culture thriving across Ontario. Thank you for the lasting contributions that strengthen our province and enrich our collective future.
Franco-Ontarian Day is celebrated every year on September 25. It marks the first time a green and white Franco-Ontarian flag was raised.

ALT Franco-Ontarian Day is celebrated every year on September 25. It marks the first time a green and white Franco-Ontarian flag was raised.

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(1/2) As Truth and Reconciliation Week begins, let us continue to listen, learn, and reflect on Indigenous histories, perspectives, and ways of knowing. As we deepen our understanding, let us ask ourselves: what meaningful actions can we take to advance reconciliation?
Truth and Reconciliation week begins on September 23 and ends on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30.

ALT Truth and Reconciliation week begins on September 23 and ends on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30.

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(2/2) If you are looking to start or continue your learning journey, Ontario's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation resources are a helpful place to begin: ontario.ca/page/national-day…

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Learn about the ongoing impact of Indian Residential Schools and reflect on what you can do to support reconciliation.

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Today, we recognize Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar. We wish those who are celebrating a peaceful Yom Kippur and an easy and meaningful fast for all those who observe.
Yom Kippur begins at sundown on September 20. It is known as the Day of Atonement, the most sacred day on the Jewish calendar.

ALT Yom Kippur begins at sundown on September 20. It is known as the Day of Atonement, the most sacred day on the Jewish calendar.

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