Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Registration, licensing, names, permits, and formal establishment requirements. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
209 matching statutes
Canada — Prince Edward Island
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Farm businesses must register each year unless their prior-year gross income is under $10,000. Approved farm organizations must provide audited statements and handle refund requests. The Registrar and Minister have registration and funding-related powers and duties.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
Farm businesses must pay an annual registration fee, with the amount based on the farm business’s previous year gross income.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
Extra-provincial corporations must register before or within 30 days of starting business in the province and keep registration active while doing business.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
Consumer reporting agencies and personal information investigators must use the required forms, meet registration qualifications, and follow recordkeeping, office, address, and disclosure rules.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
This regulation controls where highway signs may be placed, when permits are needed, and what size and format limits apply.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
This Act requires tax on most retail purchases of new tires, sets registration rules for vendors, and gives the Minister powers to register vendors and request sale records.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
This regulation sets fees for extra-provincial corporation registration, name-change or amalgamation certificates, and certificates of good standing.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
This Act lets qualifying companies or associations register for a community economic-development tax credit program, but they must follow registration, reporting, recordkeeping, and use-of-funds rules.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
This Act regulates signs visible from highways, including registration permits, enforcement, tourism directional signage, and map-stop areas.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
This regulation sets definitions, registration conditions, filing requirements, repayment rules, and Minister powers for community economic-development businesses under the tax credit scheme.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
5 provisions
This part defines key terms and sets basic rules for when the Act applies, where collateral or the debtor is located, and when security interests stay perfected across jurisdictions.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
3 provisions
This Act sets up registration and discipline rules for registered health professions, including who may practise, how to register, and when the Registrar may act on complaints or impose conditions.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
These regulations set how the dispensing opticians board operates and how registration, renewal, training, fees, and certificates are handled.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
2 provisions
This part sets registration rules for medical practitioners, students, and trainees, limits supervised practice, requires liability insurance, and lists professional misconduct.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
8 provisions
This part of the Securities Act defines key terms used throughout the Act, including adviser, dealer, issuer, insider, and material fact.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
2 provisions
These regulations set rules for using the Registry, including who may register or search, what information must be entered, and some fee/liability limits.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
This regulation sets registration, supervision, insurance, continuing-education, ethics, and discipline requirements for psychologists and related candidates.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
This Act requires consultant lobbyists, in-house lobbyists, and certain senior officers to register and file returns with the Registrar, and it restricts contingent-success payments and some post-office lobbying.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
This Act regulates consumer reporting agencies and personal information investigators, requires registration and licensing, and limits when consumer-file information may be disclosed or reported.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
Tanning facility owners must display and maintain the prescribed signs as required, and a tanning facility registration costs $100, lasts three years, and cannot be transferred.