Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Tax administration, corporate taxation, duties, reporting, and statutory liabilities. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
820 matching statutes
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 sets governance, finance, meeting, recordkeeping, audit, reporting, and appointment rules for marketing boards.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
This regulation sets governance, meeting, finance, and officer duties for local boards.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
Government offices must send certain advertisements, printed matter, and messages to the Auditor General for review before use, and may not publish them unless review requirements are met.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
This regulation sets definitions, facility standards, inspection rules, trust-account handling, licensing powers, admission rules, and Minister payment terms for homes for special care.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
This Regulation lets credit unions administer and refer certain insurance products, but restricts underwriting, agency activity, promotions, website promotions, information sharing, and coercive sales practices.
Canada — Ontario
2 provisions
This part defines key terms and sets rules for who can receive the Ontario guaranteed annual income increment or monthly benefit, how amounts are calculated, when payments start or stop, and when the Minister can adjust, suspend, or recover payments.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
This regulation sets the required forms, documents, service steps, timelines, and registrar actions for first registration of land, including objections, cautions, and later registration processing.
Canada — Ontario
2 provisions
This regulation sets how Ontario municipalities must pay for O.P.P. municipal policing and defines the terms used in those calculations.
Canada — Ontario
3 provisions
This part defines key securities terms and lets parties vary some Act rules by agreement, but they cannot disclaim the Act’s good-faith, diligence, reasonableness, and care obligations.
Canada — Ontario
2 provisions
This provision sets the application, certification, record-keeping, conduct, inspection, insurance, and notice rules for tow operators, tow truck drivers, and related certificate holders in Ontario.
Canada — Ontario
2 provisions
This provision defines key combative-sport terms and sets licensing, application, and event-permit rules for professional and amateur combative sport contests and exhibitions.
Canada — Ontario
2 provisions
This provision sets registration, filing, reporting, insurance, record-keeping, and supervision rules for registrants, advisers, and futures commission merchants.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
This Act sets up the Royal Ontario Museum’s governance, powers, property rules, tax exemption, and limits on real-property dealings.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
This Act sets out who may be appointed as Crown Attorneys, assistant Crown Attorneys, provincial prosecutors, and related acting or temporary roles, and it limits certain outside legal work by Crown Attorneys and assistant Crown Attorneys.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
This Act establishes the university and sets out its governance, powers, board structure, and reporting duties.
Canada — Ontario
2 provisions
This part defines key student-loan terms and sets rules for residency, approved courses, repayment, default, interest, and some interest exemptions.
Canada — Ontario
3 provisions
Producers must run collection and management systems for blue box material, and some producers may qualify for exemptions or alternative collection systems.
Canada — Ontario
2 provisions
This part sets rules for hazardous and special products, including producer responsibilities, collection systems, and registration/reporting timelines.
Canada — Ontario
2 provisions
This part sets rules for Ontario producers of ITT/AV and lighting EEE, including registration, collection, management, and annual reporting duties, with a small-producer exemption.