Ford government to scrap online licence plate renewal, will be done automatically instead

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The Ontario government says it intends to scrap the requirement for drivers in the province to re-register their licence plates online each year, with the process being done automatically instead.

Premier Doug Ford unexpectedly revealed the impending change at a Tuesday morning news conference ostensibly held to announce legislation that would require any future government to hold a referendum before introducing a provincial carbon tax.

Both measures will be included in an omnibus bill set to be introduced in the legislature next week, Ford said. He could not say when the revised licence plate registration system would come into effect. 

A provincial government official told

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