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Learn about how we write content on Ontario.ca.
Ontario.ca style guide How to design and write content for ontario.ca. On this page Skip this page navigation Overview This style guide describes the rules we use to write English content for ontario.ca. It is based on research about how people: read online use search engines to find content use websites on many different types of devices We aim to deliver the best possible experience across a single government website. No matter who you are or what type of device you use, we want to make services and information easy to find, use and understand . If something is not covered here, follow the C
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