Canada — Ontario
GENERAL
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This provision says the tribunals listed in Schedule 1 are prescribed for the Act’s definition of “tribunal,” and it lists several provisions that prevail over the Act if there is a conflict.
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Canada — Ontario
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This provision says the tribunals listed in Schedule 1 are prescribed for the Act’s definition of “tribunal,” and it lists several provisions that prevail over the Act if there is a conflict.
Canada — Ontario
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The board must establish an advisory committee for personal support worker registrants and appoint members meeting the stated category and eligibility rules.
Canada — Ontario
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A grant recipient organization, agency, or other entity must not transfer the grant to anyone except an eligible person.
Canada — Ontario
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This Act creates the Lake Simcoe Protection Plan and requires conformity with it for certain planning and prescribed-instrument decisions in the watershed.
Canada — Ontario
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This regulation defines “prescribed trail,” sets trail permit validity, and gives certain people exemptions from some Act requirements if they meet the listed conditions and carry required documents.
Canada — Ontario
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This regulation defines several health-care terms and sets rules for who may bill, charge, accept payment, serve notice, and be treated as a prescribed person for reporting purposes.
Canada — Ontario
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Some vehicles must display an annual or semi-annual inspection sticker, depending on the vehicle type and weight, with specified exemptions.
Canada — Ontario
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This Regulation gives the Minister and a commission powers to carry out restructuring proposals for municipalities and local boards, including annexation, amalgamation, dissolution, transfers of powers and assets, and related transitional arrangements.
Canada — Ontario
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This Act sets out the Ombudsman’s role, who can be investigated, and the duties of certain child-service organizations to help people contact the Ombudsman privately.
Canada — Ontario
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This provision sets up the Town of Norfolk, transfers functions and assets from predecessor municipalities and boards, and gives the town and transition board specific powers over local governance, services, and financing.
Canada — Ontario
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This regulation sets out licensing, staffing, supervision, space, and application requirements for child care centres and home child care agencies.
Canada — Ontario
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Covered municipalities must file quarterly and annual planning reports, plus a quarterly summary table, and post the quarterly report on the municipal website for five years.
Canada — Ontario
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This part sets out who counts as a resident or insured person, how to prove that status, and rules for getting, using, and surrendering a health card.
Canada — Ontario
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This part sets out who the Act applies to, who must be licensed or registered, and the main rules for licences, complaints, investigations, inspections, and penalties.
Canada — Ontario
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This provision sets out election rules, committee structures, membership categories, licence and certificate requirements, and related Registrar/Council powers for the Association.
Canada — Ontario
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Collection agencies in this segment must register and follow strict rules on trust funds, records, payments, and debt-collection conduct.
Canada — Ontario
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This provision requires certain boards and municipalities to refund or remit specified amounts by set deadlines, and allows some payments to be replaced by written notice requesting deductions from later payments.
Canada — Ontario
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This zoning order sets permitted uses and development standards for specified lands in Milton, including setbacks, parking, amenity space, height, density, and some use-specific requirements.
Canada — Ontario
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Members must follow advertisement rules and take part in the quality assurance program; the Committee runs the program and can require assessments and reports.
Canada — Ontario
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This provision lists conduct that counts as professional misconduct for members of the profession.