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
5 provisions
This part establishes the Law Society and its Executive, sets basic rulemaking and meeting requirements, and defines key terms like member, Society, Executive, and student-at-law.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This regulation sets out prescribed petroleum fund regions and defines "onshore" for the regulation.
Canada — Northwest Territories
2 provisions
This Act sets general rules for interpreting enactments, when they begin and end, how time limits are calculated, and who may exercise certain public and regulatory powers.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
The Town of Fort Smith is continued as described in the Schedule.
Canada — Northwest Territories
2 provisions
This provision sets trapping rules for fur-bearers, including licence-based access, seasonal limits, equipment restrictions, trap inspection, and a training requirement for first-time applicants.
Canada — Northwest Territories
2 provisions
This regulation sets water-use licensing rules, fees, application requirements, and annual reporting duties.
Canada — Northwest Territories
9 provisions
These rules set how civil claims are started, served, defended, counterclaimed, and brought against third parties in the Territorial Court.
Canada — Northwest Territories
16 provisions
This part defines key terms used in the Securities Act, including adviser, benchmark, benchmark administrator, and director.
Canada — Northwest Territories
2 provisions
This regulation sets out how development permits work in Norman Wells, who may apply, what the officer and director can do, and the zoning rules and yard/lot standards for different residential and mobile home zones.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This regulation redesignates several named parks and sets out their lands and boundaries.
Canada — Northwest Territories
16 provisions
This segment is the title page and table of contents for the Elections and Plebiscites Act, and it says the consolidation is not an official statement of law.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
An auditor’s report filed under section 42 must include specific information, be signed and certified by a qualified independent accountant, and be accompanied by a signed statement from the agent or, in some cases, a partner or officer.
Canada — Northwest Territories
8 provisions
This part defines key terms and sets basic rules for the Legislative Assembly, including when it must sit, where sessions are held, and how members may participate remotely.
Canada — Northwest Territories
2 provisions
This regulation sets when land use activities in the Northwest Territories need a permit, what permittees must do during operations, and how land must be cleaned up and restored afterward.
Canada — Northwest Territories
3 provisions
This Act sets out who counts as a trustee and gives trustees powers to invest, deposit, sell, insure, and appoint agents, while also setting rules for replacing trustees and court supervision.
Canada — Northwest Territories
2 provisions
This regulation sets development-permit, zoning, appeal, and building rules for the Enterprise Corridor Development Area.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This regulation tells recipients, employers, and the Administrator what information to provide, how to keep records, and what must appear in a wage attachment notice.
Canada — Northwest Territories
2 provisions
This regulation sets driver licence classes, age limits, learner and probationary conditions, testing rules, medical review requirements, and Class 1 entry-level training rules.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This regulation restricts development in the Cassidy Point Development Area and requires prior plan approval for many structures and land uses.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
The regulations set land-use rules for the Yellowknife Watershed Development Area, including where building is prohibited, when plans must be approved, and limits on clearing, waste, docks, driveways, parking lots, and fire pits.