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Canada — Ontario
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This provision sets criteria for when a property may be designated under section 34.5 as having cultural heritage value or interest of provincial significance.
Canada — Ontario
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The Board must consider the prescribed workplace health and safety matters when deciding an application under section 46.
Canada — Ontario
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This provision sets inspection certificate rules, security handling rules, and detailed defect thresholds for commercial motor vehicles and trailers.
Canada — Ontario
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Non-residents age 18+ generally cannot camp on Crown land unless an exception applies, they must leave and remove property when the permit ends, and they must show permit or proof on request.
Canada — Ontario
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This regulation requires prescribed public sector entities to run a cyber security program, name a primary contact and alternate, complete and report cyber security maturity assessments on set timelines, and report critical cyber security incidents quickly.
Canada — Ontario
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This Act sets rules for which expenses are reviewable or allowable for certain officeholders, gives the Integrity Commissioner review and reporting powers, and requires some expense information and rules to be made public.
Canada — Ontario
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This Act sets up the Canadian Public Accountability Board’s oversight of audit firms in Ontario, including inspections, reporting, confidentiality, and appeal processes.
Canada — Ontario
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This Act sets cannabis sale, distribution, possession, transport, and youth-protection rules, with police enforcement powers, offences, penalties, exemptions, and some ministerial and regulatory powers.
Canada — Ontario
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This part sets out how cannabis retail licences and authorizations are applied for, conditioned, renewed, transferred, suspended, revoked, and inspected.
Canada — Ontario
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This provision ratifies the Coordinated Cannabis Taxation Agreement and gives the Minister of Finance power to amend related agreements, make other related agreements or arrangements, and make payments from the Consolidated Revenue Fund when appropriated amounts are available.
Canada — Ontario
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This Act winds down the cap-and-trade program, cancels or retires certain instruments, and sets rules for compensation, no-compensation categories, ministerial decisions, and regulation-making.
Canada — Ontario
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This part sets rules for Ontario Crown agencies, including how their boards are managed, what approvals are needed for by-laws and borrowing, reporting obligations, and limits on asset sales and property transfers.
Canada — Ontario
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June 10 is proclaimed as Portugal Day, and June is proclaimed as Portuguese History and Heritage Month.
Canada — Ontario
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This Act keeps the Centre in existence, sets how its trustees and board are appointed and governed, and gives the Centre and Board several management and financial powers.
Canada — Ontario
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This provision sets out definitions and the main rules for applying to change a name, including consent, notice, Registrar General review, publication, records updates, revocation, offences, and certain exceptions.
Canada — Ontario
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Executors or trustees dealing with charitable or public-purpose property must give written notice, provide information to the Public Guardian and Trustee when asked, and comply with reporting and court-order rules.
Canada — Ontario
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This Act sets up CPA Ontario, its council, membership rules, and disciplinary system, and restricts use of CPA-related titles to authorized members and firms.
Canada — Ontario
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This Act defines key terms, gives civil liability protection for certain good-faith defibrillator users and premises owners or occupiers, and lets the Lieutenant Governor in Council make regulations.
Canada — Ontario
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This part defines key terms and sets core child care licensing rules, including when child care is prohibited without a licence and when providers must disclose, post, report, and follow regulations.
Canada — Ontario
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Children and young persons receiving services have rights to be heard, informed, and consulted, and service providers must respect those rights and avoid corporal punishment, locked detention, physical restraint, and mechanical restraints except as allowed.