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.
507 matching statutes
Canada — Saskatchewan
1 provisions
These regulations set filing and notice rules for limited liability partnerships and extraprovincial limited liability partnerships, including annual returns, change notices, name searches, and allowed methods for registrar notices.
Canada — Saskatchewan
1 provisions
These regulations set registration rules for Saskatchewan regulatory bodies, including what they may require from internationally-trained and labour mobility applicants, and when they must decide, notify, and give reasons.
Canada — Saskatchewan
1 provisions
These regulations set gaming registration rules, fees, exemptions, and administrative penalties.
Canada — Saskatchewan
1 provisions
This Act lets a judgment creditor apply to register certain outside-Canada judgments in the Court of King’s Bench, but registration can be refused on listed grounds.
Canada — Saskatchewan
6 provisions
This part defines key terms for the Personal Property Security Act, 1993 and gives the minister and registrar powers over registry fees and services.
Canada — Saskatchewan
1 provisions
This Act lets a judgment creditor register certain out-of-province Canadian judgments in Saskatchewan, subject to specified bars, notice requirements, and court control.
Canada — Saskatchewan
8 provisions
The Chairperson and Commission members can exercise Commission powers, sign Commission documents, and hire advisers; the Commission can submit materials for examination and compel witnesses and documents in that process.
Canada — Saskatchewan
1 provisions
This regulation sets tobacco tax rules, including who must pay or remit tax, when tobacco must be marked, who may get refunds, and registration/licensing rules for certain tobacco businesses.
Canada — Saskatchewan
1 provisions
These regulations define business identifiers and business information, allow the minister to obtain and disclose that information for assigning identifiers, and permit certain filings without a handwritten signature.
Canada — Saskatchewan
3 provisions
These regulations set filing and registry rules for corporations, including what information must be included in many corporate documents and when the Registrar can require a consolidated form.
Canada — Saskatchewan
2 provisions
This Act creates Saskatchewan’s accounting profession institute, sets up registration and licensing rules, and limits who may use protected accounting titles and designations.
Canada — Saskatchewan
1 provisions
This Act requires insurance companies in Saskatchewan to register with the superintendent and pay tax on specified gross premiums, with different rates and exclusions for certain premium types.
Canada — Saskatchewan
1 provisions
This regulation sets rules for designated extra-provincial limited liability partnerships seeking to register, keep registration, update records, and use an attorney for service in Saskatchewan.
Canada — Saskatchewan
9 provisions
This part sets out the Act’s basic rules for co-operatives: who may incorporate, what the articles and bylaws must cover, name requirements, and several registrar powers.
Canada — Saskatchewan
2 provisions
The Act sets rules for Saskatchewan credit unions, including co-operative operation, naming, reporting, investigations, securities approvals, and offences.
Canada — Saskatchewan
1 provisions
These regulations set eligibility rules, application requirements, investment limits, filing duties, and prohibited uses for the SME investment tax credit.
Canada — Saskatchewan
2 provisions
This Act requires licences for foreign worker recruiters and immigration consultants, and registration for employers who recruit foreign nationals, with several exemptions.
Canada — Saskatchewan
1 provisions
These regulations create vehicle registration exemptions and reciprocity rules for certain vehicles and residents, and let the minister make reciprocal agreements with other jurisdictions.
Canada — Saskatchewan
1 provisions
These regulations set fees, filing, service, registry, and examination rules for enforcing money judgments.
Canada — Saskatchewan
7 provisions
This part sets the basic rules for forming and running a co-operative, including incorporation, names, bylaws, registration, and display of the co-operative’s name.