Canada — Yukon
Wildlife Act (Faune)
9 provisions
This part defines key terms used in the Wildlife Act, including wildlife, hunt, harass, firearm, licence, permit, Minister, and non-resident.
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Canada — Yukon
9 provisions
This part defines key terms used in the Wildlife Act, including wildlife, hunt, harass, firearm, licence, permit, Minister, and non-resident.
Canada — Yukon
8 provisions
This section defines key terms used throughout the Act, including collateral, debtor, goods, security agreement, default, proceeds, financing statement, and purchase-money security interest.
Canada — Yukon
3 provisions
This Act defines key terms for commercial leasing, excludes residential tenancies covered by another Act, and sets out implied landlord-tenant rules for repairs, re-entry, licence/consent, and notice.
Canada — Yukon
1 provisions
This Act authorizes additional Yukon public spending for 2024-25, sets limits on how much may be paid from the consolidated revenue fund, and requires the spending to follow Schedules A and B and related rules.
Canada — Yukon
1 provisions
The Act authorizes up to $26,247,000 to be paid and applied for Yukon public service expenses, subject to Schedules A and B and related finance rules, and requires those payments to be accounted for.
Canada — Yukon
1 provisions
This Act authorizes Yukon spending from the consolidated revenue fund up to $140,096,000 for the 12 months ending March 31, 2025, and requires those monies to be accounted for.
Canada — Yukon
1 provisions
This Act authorizes Yukon spending of up to $115,215,000 for the 2023-24 period, and reduces previously appropriated sums in Schedule A and B.
Canada — Yukon
2 provisions
This part defines key terms, sets conflict-of-interest rules for Members and Ministers, restricts gifts and post-office conduct, and creates a commission to advise, investigate, and report.
Canada — Yukon
3 provisions
This part lets a maintenance order be filed with the director, requires the director to enforce filed orders, and sets rules for payment, information sharing, and corporate liability.
Canada — Yukon
4 provisions
This Part lets the Director and the court respond to properties linked to repeated harmful activities by using complaints, orders, and, in urgent cases, temporary closure.
Canada — Yukon
2 provisions
This regulation sets naming rules for Yukon corporations, societies, partnerships, business names, and certain extra-territorial organizations.
Canada — Yukon
5 provisions
This part defines key terms for CPA Yukon and sets basic governance, membership, and meeting rules.