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Ontario proposes digital version of government photo ID

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 23
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Ontario announced it is proposing a digital version of government-issued photo identification. Consultations are set to begin later this year, with proposed legislation expected in 2027. The new digital Ontario Photo Card would provide identification for Ontarians who do not have a driver's license.

From cbc.ca

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The initiative aims to make government services more secure, convenient, and cost-effective, according to Stephen Crawford. The province stated that physical versions of the photo card will remain accessible, and digital credentials will be optional.

From cbc.ca

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  • OntarioThe province proposing the digital ID system
  • Stephen CrawfordThe Minister promoting the modernization initiative

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