Canada — Ontario
DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION
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An applicant must give the Minister the listed information within the section 3 time limits.
Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Employer duties, worker rights, contracts, workplace standards, and labour relations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
1,022 matching statutes
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
An applicant must give the Minister the listed information within the section 3 time limits.
Canada — Ontario
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This provision lists conduct that counts as professional misconduct for nursing members.
Canada — Ontario
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This Order applies zoning rules to the specified lands in East Gwillimbury and generally prohibits land and building use there except for listed permitted uses.
Canada — Ontario
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This Act says the Minister must review OMERS governance, appoint a reviewer, publish the report within 30 days of receiving it, and consider the report seriously.
Canada — Ontario
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This regulation sets registration classes, application requirements, conditions, title-use rules, and special rules for emergency, employment-specific, out-of-province, and re-registration cases.
Canada — Ontario
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This Act continues the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan and its Board, sets out how the plan and fund are managed, and gives rules for contributions, investments, subsidiaries, and related agreements.
Canada — Ontario
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This regulation sets registration classes, exemptions, application requirements, certificate duties, and access/sales restrictions for lottery-scheme-related participants.
Canada — Ontario
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The provision defines several oil-and-gas tax terms and lets corporations deduct certain amounts when calculating income, including a deduction under section 103 for oil or gas operations.
Canada — Ontario
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This provision sets rules for calculating geared-to-income rent, including annual and in-year reviews by the service manager, income verification, minimum rent amounts, and treatment of certain utilities and heating costs.
Canada — Ontario
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A business may file a unified form for certain Ontario filings, but if it does, it must include the required information and is responsible for its accuracy and completeness.
Canada — Ontario
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This Order restricts land use in named zones in the City of St. Thomas, allowing only specified uses and setting some zoning requirements and parking rules.
Canada — Ontario
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This order limits land and building use on the mapped lands in Vaughan, with specific permitted uses in Areas 1, 2, and 3 and some exceptions for existing lawful uses and certain reconstruction or safety work.
Canada — Ontario
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An arbitrator or arbitration board must consider the purposes of this Act when making a decision.
Canada — Ontario
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This part sets rules for public participation in Ontario environmental decision-making, including notice, comment periods, registry publication, and some appeal rights.
Canada — Ontario
2 provisions
This provision defines key terms and sets out the Ministry’s powers, loan rules, inspections, offences, and regulations.
Canada — Ontario
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This part of the Act restricts tobacco, vapour products, cannabis smoking/use, and related promotion, sale, display, packaging, reporting, and workplace smoking rules, and it gives inspectors enforcement powers.
Canada — Ontario
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This part defines key terms and sets rules for veterinary facility accreditation, including who must designate a facility director and what that director, the applicant, and accredited facilities must do.
Canada — Ontario
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Registrants must follow the regulation when providing services to recipients, act honestly and professionally, protect confidentiality, avoid abuse and conflicts, keep accurate records, respect fee and reporting rules, and respond to the Authority within 30 days when asked.
Canada — Ontario
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This Regulation defines terms like “spouse,” “veteran,” and “eligible family member,” and sets rules for who may apply for and receive financial assistance from the Commission.
Canada — Ontario
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The sheriff must provide specified information for each person on the jury list, including the jury roll ID, language preference, and contact details if available.