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.
191 matching statutes
Canada — Northwest Territories
3 provisions
This regulation sets polar bear and wolf hunting rules for specified Inuvialuit areas, including quotas, tags, seasons, reporting duties, and hunting bans in certain places and times.
Canada — Northwest Territories
4 provisions
This Act section sets rules for witness competency, spouse testimony, self-incrimination, expert evidence, and special confidentiality for quality assurance records.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
A municipal corporation may borrow from specified Canadian or foreign financial institutions, governments, or certain government-backed funding programs.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This regulation defines “Canadian financial institution” and “foreign financial institution,” allows a municipal corporation to borrow from listed lenders and funding programs, and repeals an earlier lenders regulation.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
A community government may borrow from specified Canadian or foreign lenders, governments, or approved funding programs.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This order continues the Town of Hay River and describes its municipal boundary in the Schedule.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This regulation designates and classifies the highways listed in Schedules A, B, and C, and says the listed designations reflect the highways as they exist from time to time.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
The judicial centre of Hay River is continued, and certain civil proceedings may be started, continued, entitled, and filed there when the cause of action arises in the listed area or the defendant lives there.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This regulation defines Canadian and foreign financial institutions, allows a municipal corporation to borrow from listed public and private lenders, and repeals an earlier lenders regulation.
Canada — Northwest Territories
2 provisions
This provision sets out how the forest management areas are to be defined by reference to the Schedule.
Canada — Northwest Territories
3 provisions
This regulation creates the Ts’udé Nilįné Tuyeta Territorial Protected Area and sets rules for access corridors, extractive uses, permanent structures, visitor access, permits, and the management board.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This order creates land reservations around White Eagle Falls and parts of the Camsell River area, and it reserves available timber in those areas.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This order continues the Hamlet of Fort McPherson as described in the schedule.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
The Registrar must verify identity for general identification card applicants and holders, cards must include specified information, cards expire on a set birthday rule, and set fees apply unless the Registrar waives them.
Canada — Northwest Territories
2 provisions
This provision implements the international investment disputes Convention in the Northwest Territories and sets out how awards are registered and enforced, when interim measures are restricted, and what regulations the Commissioner may make.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
The Hamlet of Fort Providence is continued, and its area is defined by the Schedule.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This regulation sets out forms, service, filing, and notice rules for interjurisdictional support order applications, registrations, and variations in the Northwest Territories.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This order establishes the Settlement of Enterprise as the Hamlet of Enterprise, sets its boundaries in the Schedule, and fixes the first council election date as October 1, 2007.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
The Hamlet of Fort Norman is continued, and the order includes a schedule describing its boundary.
Canada — Northwest Territories
8 provisions
This part defines key terms used in the Financial Administration Act, including public money, public officer, public agency, and fiscal year.