Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Financial services, banking, payments, credit, securities, and regulated finance. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
106 matching statutes
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
This Act sets rules for health information banks, disclosure directives, research disclosures, market-research limits, whistle-blower protection, and offences.
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
This schedule lists areas in British Columbia where shooting, hunting, or trapping is not allowed.
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
Courts must convert a money order into Canadian currency using the amount needed to buy the equivalent foreign currency at a chartered bank in British Columbia on the conversion date, and interest under the Court Order Interest Act must be paid using the specified regulatory or fallback method.
Canada — British Columbia
2 provisions
This provision sets out interpretation rules for enactments, including how definitions work, when enactments start and stop operating, and how time is counted.
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
Certain described areas are closed to shooting or hunting during the listed seasonal periods.
Canada — British Columbia
2 provisions
This schedule lists the British Columbia areas that are closed to shooting or hunting, with many areas described by boundary details and some entries marked repealed.
Canada — British Columbia
6 provisions
This regulation sets out areas in British Columbia where shooting, hunting, or trapping is restricted or prohibited, and creates an offence for certain firearm discharges in designated areas.
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
This schedule lists specific areas in British Columbia that are designated as “Firearms Using Shot Only Areas.”
Canada — British Columbia
3 provisions
This schedule lists specific areas in British Columbia designated as no shooting areas, with several entries marked repealed.
Canada — British Columbia
6 provisions
This part defines key water terms and sets the main rules for diverting, using, and authorizing water in British Columbia.
Canada — British Columbia
4 provisions
This provision defines key terms and sets several basic employment rules on pay, records, hours, holidays, special clothing, gratuities, and hiring practices.
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
This schedule lists ticketed contraventions and the fixed fine, victim surcharge, and levy amounts that apply to each one.
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
This Act sets rules for investment-dispute conciliation and arbitration awards, including filing awards in court, staying enforcement in some cases, limiting interim-measure requests, and allowing regulations.
Canada — British Columbia
3 provisions
The Act sets rules for registering corporations and IB specialists, and limits new registrations after September 11, 2017.
Canada — British Columbia
3 provisions
This part sets the main financial administration rules for British Columbia, including Treasury Board powers, ministerial responsibilities, how public money is handled, and limits on spending from the consolidated revenue fund.
Canada — British Columbia
2 provisions
British Columbia is divided into counties, and the Lieutenant Governor may adjust county boundaries by proclamation.
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
This Act creates the Ministry of Health, gives the minister control over it, and sets rules for handling personal information.
Canada — British Columbia
3 provisions
This Act sets up the Greater Vancouver Water District Corporation and Board, gives them broad powers over waterworks and property, and requires the Corporation to supply bulk water to municipalities and keep audited accounts.
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
This Act transfers specified lands to a designated company, orders the registrar to update title records, pays compensation to the University of British Columbia, and gives the minister regulation-making powers.
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
Corporations covered by the Act must prepare and keep financial information statements, provide them on request, and cooperate with audits.