What must happen to notice of a Minister's ruling?

The notice of a Minister's ruling must be published at least once in The Ontario Gazette. This requirement ensures that official information from the government is accessible to the public and maintains transparency in governmental actions. The Ontario Gazette serves as the official publication for the Province of Ontario, providing a reliable source for legal and administrative information. By publishing the ruling there, it reaches a broad audience, fulfilling the duty to inform stakeholders and interested parties about the ruling in a formal manner.

Publishing in The Ontario Gazette also establishes a legal record, making the ruling official and providing an authoritative reference that can be used in any subsequent legal matters or appeals. This process is crucial for public trust and accountability, as it allows individuals and entities affected by the ruling to be informed and take any necessary actions in response.