Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Registration, licensing, names, permits, and formal establishment requirements. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.
594 matching statutes
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
This regulation sets a $7,000 prescribed annual gross income threshold and tells the Director how to determine a farming business applicant’s annual gross income; applicants must provide tax returns or other requested records when asked.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
Certain business entities registered as employers must give the Registrar employee and representative details when registering, and must renew before expiry.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
This regulation sets naming rules for registrations, required filing information, consent handling, record retention, and the Registrar’s processing powers.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
Registrants must act honestly and professionally, avoid fraud and misleading conduct, protect client interests, keep client information confidential, and follow conflict, complaint, and compliance rules.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
This regulation sets rules for farming business registration numbers, farm organization accreditation, francophone special funding, fees, refunds, and information use.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
Farming businesses must file the registration form by the applicable deadline, usually March 1 or, in some cases, by September 1 or 60 days after the Ministry sends the form.
Canada — Ontario
2 provisions
This regulation sets registration, disclosure, recordkeeping, trust-account, financial, and security rules for travel agents and travel wholesalers, with some listed exemptions.
Canada — Ontario
2 provisions
This provision sets registration, disclosure, advertising, trust-account, and conduct rules for real estate registrants and brokerages.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
This regulation requires the Authority to keep and publish register information, lets the Chief Executive Officer correct and sometimes alter names in the register, and requires registrants to report changes within 30 days.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
A business may file a unified form for certain Ontario filings, but if it does, it must include the required information and is responsible for its accuracy and completeness.
Canada — Ontario
2 provisions
This part sets up farm business registration, accredited farm organizations, special funding for francophone organizations, and the Tribunal’s procedures and powers.
Canada — Ontario
2 provisions
This provision defines key terms and sets out core registration rules for motor vehicle dealers and salespersons, including who must register, what dealers must not do, and the main exemption for personal/family vehicle trading.