Bridge Restrictions and Closures Regulation
This regulation restricts or closes listed bridges, causeways, and viaducts to vehicles as shown in the Schedule.
- Bridge closures
- Vehicle weight restrictions
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This regulation restricts or closes listed bridges, causeways, and viaducts to vehicles as shown in the Schedule.
This regulation sets a $2.50 levy per laying hen for certain quota holders and non-quota holders in Manitoba, and requires payment to the Board within 7 days after written notice.
This order sets how broiler breeder laying hen quotas are applied, limited, and reallotted, and it restricts who may raise or keep laying hens.
This regulation imposes levies on broiler hatching egg producers and hatchery operators, sets payment amounts and deadlines, and repeals the earlier 2008 levy regulation.
This regulation sets levies on broiler hatching eggs sold over quota or without authorization, and requires payment to the Board after written notice.
This Order sets a minimum price for broiler hatching eggs and requires hatchery operators to pay an extra amount when eggs are delivered to them.
This order sets rules for broiler hatching egg quotas, applications, and marketing in Manitoba.
Several Manitoba broiler egg, chick, hatchery, and pullet operators must keep accurate records and file regular reports with the Board.
People must be registered or licensed by the Board before carrying out the covered broiler hatching egg and hatchery activities in Manitoba.
This regulation sets up Manitoba’s prompt-payment adjudication system, including the adjudication authority, adjudicators, notice methods, registry, training, conduct rules, and adjudication procedures.
This regulation sets prescribed amounts and interest rules under The Builders' Liens Act, identifies where notice of claim for lien may be given when the Crown owns the land or structure, and states when the regulation starts and what regulation it repeals.
This regulation sets fees for building, plumbing, occupancy, inspection, and related permits, and it excludes mobile homes.
This regulation generally restricts open-air burning of crop residue and non-crop herbage, but allows some burning only in specified time windows and subject to conditions, exemptions, permits, and ministerial or enforcement orders.
This regulation sets business-name filing rules, naming restrictions, notice publication requirements, extra-provincial partnership registration rules, and the fees payable under the Act.
The Business Practices Act does not apply to certain suppliers and their agents or employees, and the regulation starts on January 1, 1992.
The by-law closes a specified part of the public reserve at Dauphin River, except for Zettergres Avenue.
Direct sellers must give buyers an oral cancellation-rights statement for qualifying call-centre direct sales of $100 or more.
Campground operators must provide required garbage containers, remove garbage weekly, and provide toilet and handwashing facilities that meet the schedules when the listed conditions apply.
This order remits certain 1990 income tax liabilities for defined Canadian Armed Forces taxpayers, subject to a filing and waiver condition in section 4.
The Canada board may regulate beef cattle marketing in Manitoba, may make levy-related regulations, may exempt vendor classes in those regulations, and must let a minister-designated auditor inspect relevant books and records during normal office hours.
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