Ontario. Ministry of Colleges and Universities. Office of the Deputy Minister

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Type of entity

Lower-level Ontario government office (type C)

Authorized form of name

Ontario. Ministry of Colleges and Universities. Office of the Deputy Minister

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    Standardized form(s) of name according to other rules

    • Office of the Deputy Minister

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      Description area

      Dates of existence

      1972-1993

      History

      The Office of the Deputy Minister of Colleges and Universities was established in 1972, with the creation of the Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Universities. Beginning in 1972, the Deputy Minister had two Assistant Deputy Ministers (ADMs) within his office. Subsequently, in 1973, with the creation of Divisions in the Ministry of Colleges and Universities, the ADMs were no longer on the staff of the Office of the Deputy Minister but rather were assigned responsibility for a Division. At this time a third ADM was also appointed. There were four Divisions created in 1973. The three headed by an ADM were the University Affairs Division, the College Affairs and Manpower Training Division, and the Cultural Affairs Division. The fourth was the Common Services Division which was administered by an Executive Director.

      Between early 1979 and mid 1985, the Office of the Deputy Minister, Ministry of Colleges and Universities, and the Office of the Deputy Minister, Ministry of Education, were combined into one as the two ministries were administered by the same Deputy Minister. In mid 1985, separate Deputy Ministers, each with their own office, were again appointed for each ministry. However, in 1993 the Ontario Ministries of Education, Colleges and Universities, and Skills Development were combined to form the Ministry of Education and Training, administered by a single Deputy Minister.

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      Functions, occupations and activities

      The Deputy Minister was the senior administrative official in the Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Universities, and acted as liaison between the Minister and the heads of the Divisions regarding policy and administrative decisions. As well, the Deputy Minister was responsible for providing the Minister with information and advice on policy and legislation.

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      Relationships area

      Related entity

      Ontario. Ministry of Colleges and Universities (1972-1993)

      Identifier of related entity

      AA4

      Category of relationship

      hierarchical

      Type of relationship

      Ontario. Ministry of Colleges and Universities controls Ontario. Ministry of Colleges and Universities. Office of the Deputy Minister

      Dates of relationship

      1972-1993

      Description of relationship

      Related entity

      Ontario. Dept. of Colleges and Universities. Office of the Deputy Minister (1971-1972)

      Identifier of related entity

      CA142

      Category of relationship

      temporal

      Type of relationship

      Ontario. Dept. of Colleges and Universities. Office of the Deputy Minister is the predecessor of Ontario. Ministry of Colleges and Universities. Office of the Deputy Minister

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      Authority record identifier

      CA143

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      Rules and/or conventions used

      RAD: Rules for Archival Description, 2nd edn (2008)

      Status

      Approved

      Level of detail

      Dates of creation, revision and deletion

      2026-11-16: migrated to AtoM

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          Sources

          Ministry of Colleges and Universities Annual Reports

          Government of Ontario Telephone Directories

          Maintenance notes

          Name not found in Canadiana Name Authorities, 1996-12-24


          Archivist(s):
          R. Anger