RPP Act

Planning in Ontario has far-reaching implications for our communities, especially at a time where communities have many choices to make and when resources have never been scarcer. RPPs bring the ability and expertise to help inform choices and inspire communities.

OPPI is disappointed the Registered Professional Planners Act was not passed before the Legislature rose for the provincial election campaign. The Second Reading of Bill 122 in the Legislature showed the bill had all-party support. 

We appreciate the hard work put in, initially, by the Hon. Peter Minister Milczyn, Minister of Housing / Minister Responsible for the Poverty Reduction Strategy, and by MPP Ted McMeekin and their staff, as well as all of our member volunteers and the Professional Regulation Strategy Group in getting us to this point.

OPPI has developed a webpage resource for members, so you can access election updates and information to share as candidates come to your door, this includes:

• Links to party candidates for each riding
  • Ontario Liberal Party Candidates
  • Ontario New Democratic Party Candidates
  • Ontario Progressive Conservative Party Candidates
• Member resource and potential questions to ask 

Ontario Election 2018 Coverage

As Ontario gears up for an election on June 7, 2018, OPPI will share information with members below on the promises and/or statements made by each major party during this campaign related to the planning profession. Please check in periodically to see information related to RPPs and the work you do.