About MEI

1. What does MEI do?
   
2. Who is the Minister of MEI?
   
3. Where can I find information on employment opportunities within MEI or the Government of Ontario?

• About Growth Planning in Ontario
• About Infrastructure
• About Municipalities
• About Water and Wastewater

1. What does MEI do?
   The Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure (MEI) is the central agency responsible for managing infrastructure planning and priority setting for the Government of Ontario. It works with other Ontario ministries and partners to ensure that the stock of public infrastructure assets in Ontario is maintained in a state of good repair and meets the needs of a growing population and economy. MEI works with these ministries to ensure the government’s investments in the key areas of growth planning, transportation, education, health and the environment deliver the intended results. PIR is also responsible for:
   Collaborating with the ministries to develop policy and plans for growth
   Managing certain key provincial assets – the Ontario Realty Corporation, and the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation.
    
2. Who is the Minister of MEI?
   The Honourable George Smitherman, MPP for Toronto Centre, is the Minister of Energy and Infrastructure . (See Minister’s Bio.) To contact Minister Smitherman ’s office, dial locally (416) 325-0424 or 1-888-224-2444 or send an e-mail to the Minister.
    
3. Where can I find information on employment opportunities within MEI or the Government of Ontario?
   The GO Jobs website provides information on employment opportunities within all ministries of the Government of Ontario.