Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Bribery, integrity duties, corporate offences, public-sector conduct, and penalties. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
15 matching statutes
Canada — Ontario
6 provisions
This part defines key election terms and sets basic municipal election rules, including clerk duties, voting-day timing, notices, and some permissions for by-laws and election administration.
Canada — Ontario
6 provisions
This part sets up Ontario election administration and gives the Chief Electoral Officer, the Board, the Assembly, returning officers, and employers specific powers and duties, including voting-day leave for employees.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
This provision lets a police service board or the Commissioner arrange by agreement for certain policing functions to be provided by another board, the Commissioner, or Criminal Intelligence Service Ontario, subject to consultation and other conditions.
Canada — Ontario
2 provisions
This provision sets out how arbitrations work, including court limits, tribunal powers, party duties, challenges, awards, appeals, and enforcement.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
This provision lists offences that are specified for the purpose of paragraph 1 of subsection 10(2) of the Act.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
This regulation defines when a person has a “substantial connection” to a corporation, lists serious property offences, and sets limits on legal expenses paid from preserved money or property.
Canada — Ontario
3 provisions
This provision sets out how the Legislative Assembly is composed and governed, including sessions, Speaker roles, member qualifications, disqualifications, privilege, and certain pay and penalty rules.
Canada — Ontario
22 provisions
This part sets the Act’s purpose and defines key education terms such as board, bullying, Minister, school, pupil, teacher, and school year.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
This regulation sets out what an applicant must provide to correct certain registration errors and when the Registrar General can require extra evidence.
Canada — Ontario
2 provisions
Operators of diamond mines must file a royalty return and pay the royalty by the end of the fourth month after each fiscal year. The Minister reviews the return and may assess penalties and interest for late payment.
Canada — Ontario
3 provisions
This provision defines key mining tax terms and sets the basic rules for paying Ontario mining tax, including monthly instalments, timing, exemptions, and deduction limits.