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Children and Youth in Care Day Act, 2014, S.O. 2014, c. 2
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May 14 in each year is proclaimed as Children and Youth in Care Day.
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May 14 in each year is proclaimed as Children and Youth in Care Day.
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This part sets rules for parentage, including when a birth parent, spouse, donor, surrogate, or court declaration is recognized as a child’s parent, and it also sets some court procedure rules.
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Ontario proclaims the month of February each year as Chinese Heritage Month.
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This Act sets rules for chiropody in Ontario, including who may use protected titles, what members may do, and what the Council and Minister may regulate.
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This Act defines key chiropractic terms, makes the Health Professions Procedural Code part of the Act, sets who may vote and who may use protected titles, and creates fines for title-related offences.
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The Act proclaims the first Saturday in December each year as Christmas Tree Day in Ontario.
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This provision creates and runs Ontario’s sex offender registry, requires offenders to report in person and provide information, and limits disclosure of registry information.
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This part sets out how the new city is formed and gives the transition board, city, and old municipal bodies powers and duties during the merger.
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This provision defines key terms and sets out how the City of Hamilton, its boards, and transition bodies are organized, funded, and empowered.
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This Act lets the city pass by-laws about certain special services and tax adjustments, and gives the council and transition board specific powers for drainage and transitional matters.
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This Act sets out how the City of Ottawa is organized and what powers, duties, and related boards it has.
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This Act gives the City broad powers to provide services, pass by-laws, and act outside its boundaries in some cases, but it cannot use those powers to impose taxes, grants/loans, or exclusive business rights unless another Act clearly allows it.
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This provision sets out Ontario’s civil forfeiture process for property linked to unlawful activity, including notice, dispute, court orders, and payment rules.
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This part sets the rules for class proceedings, including registration, certification, notice, opting out, carriage motions, and how courts can manage common and individual issues.
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This Act sets up source protection areas, committees, assessment reports, and source protection plans to protect drinking water sources.
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This provision sets basic rules for co-operatives in Ontario, including names, incorporation, head office, filings, and some management powers.
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This part sets rules for collection agencies in Ontario, including registration, inspection, investigations, debt settlement services, and confidentiality.
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This provision sets out how college employers and employee organizations bargain, how collective agreements and arbitration work, and when strikes or lock-outs are allowed or prohibited.
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This Act requires the colleges, the Council, the bargaining agent, and employees in the bargaining unit to end any ongoing strike or lock-out, keep operating, and move into a mediator-arbitrator process.
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This Act requires licences for professional combative sport activities and event permits for amateur and professional combative sport contests or exhibitions, and gives the Commissioner inspection and enforcement powers.