Ontario One Call is preparing to launch a new name and visual identity. On October 1, 2026, Ontario One Call will publicly become Ontario Dig Authority.
This change reflects the evolution of our organization and the role we play in supporting damage prevention across Ontario. While our name and brand are changing, our operations, services, responsibilities, and stakeholder requirements remain unchanged.
Stakeholders should continue to use Ontario One Call services as they do today.
Webinars
Stakeholder Information Session Webinar
This webinar provides an overview of the rebrand and what it means for organizations that regularly use Ontario One Call systems and services. The rebrand will not affect the locate request process, compliance requirements, or service expectations.
The webinar covers:
- Why Ontario One Call is rebranding
- What is changing and what is staying the same
- What the new name means for stakeholders
- Email domain changes and safelisting
- Key dates and next steps
Communications & Transition Planning Webinar
Our communications-focused webinar is designed for organizations that use Ontario One Call branding, logos, messaging, or campaign materials. It’s recommended for communications, marketing, and digital content professionals responsible for managing, creating, or updating related materials.
The webinar covers:
- How to transition branded materials to Ontario Dig Authority
- What types of assets may need to be updated
- Timelines for updating branded assets
- Use of the new logo and visual identity
- Available brand assets and support resources
Available Assets
Download the new Ontario Dig Authority brand assets and brand guidelines to support your transition planning.
These resources are being provided in advance to give organizations time to prepare. Please do not implement or publish the new branding before the official launch on October 1, 2026.
Beginning October 1, all new materials should use the Ontario Dig Authority brand. Existing social media posts, printed materials, presentations, and other previously published content do not need to be updated or removed. This is not a retroactive rebrand.
During the Asset Transition Period from November 2026 through March 2027, organizations should update active digital assets, such as websites and online resources, and incorporate the new brand into new materials as they are created. Existing printed inventory can continue to be used until it is naturally replaced.
Rebrand FAQs
Have questions about the rebrand? Find answers to common questions about the transition, brand assets, and implementation timelines below. If you have any questions that are not addressed in the guide, please reach out to DigSafety@OntarioOneCall.ca
Join us on October 1, 2026, at the Old Mill Hotel in Toronto as we celebrate the official launch of Ontario Dig Authority.
This special event marks an exciting milestone for the organization and the stakeholders who helped shape its future. Together, we will celebrate the launch of our new name and brand identity, reflecting the organization’s evolution and its role in protecting Ontario’s infrastructure.
The day will also include industry updates, networking opportunities, and the second annual Industry Safety Awards.
We hope you will join us as we celebrate this new chapter and the future of damage prevention in Ontario.
