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Canada — Manitoba
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This Act sets up the Manitoba Combative Sports Commission, requires licences and event permits for covered combative sports activities, and gives the commission inspection, hearing, fee, and enforcement powers.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act sets out named commemorative days, weeks, and months in Manitoba and defines “week” for the Act.
Canada — Manitoba
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This part sets out who administers the Act, how investigations and examinations can be ordered, and key registration and disclosure rules for exchanges and clearing houses.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act continues the Communities Economic Development Fund, sets out its objects, powers, governance, reporting duties, and penalties, and gives the board and Lieutenant Governor in Council several decision-making powers.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act generally requires child care providers and licence holders to meet licensing, safety, reporting, and staffing rules, and gives the provincial director and minister powers to supervise, inspect, and enforce compliance.
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This Act sets rules for forming community development bond corporations, issuing and distributing community development bonds, and getting government approval and guarantees.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act sets up Manitoba community renewal structures, lets the minister designate communities and organizations, and requires community renewal organizations to prepare plans, consult residents, report annually, and follow any funding conditions.
Canada — Manitoba
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The Act lets the government designate certain properties for community revitalization and creates a levy tied to their incremental assessed value.
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The Act creates a Community Schools Program and gives the minister and school divisions specific roles to support participating community schools.
Canada — Manitoba
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This part defines key condominium terms and sets core registration rules for declarations, plans, and initial by-laws.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act sets conflict-of-interest rules, disclosure duties, and post-office restrictions for members and ministers.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act sets rules for conservation agreements between landowners and eligible conservation agencies, including registration, objections, termination, and the minister’s regulation-making power.
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This Act creates the Manitoba Conservation Officers Service, sets out the chief conservation officer’s responsibilities, and gives conservation officers enforcement and public safety duties.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act sets out how constitutional questions and related challenges are referred to and heard by the Manitoba courts, including notice requirements for the Attorneys General and timing rules for certain referrals.
Canada — Manitoba
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The Act sets wage and hours rules for construction work, requires timely wage payment, creates wage boards and a ministerial claims process, and makes non-compliance an offence.
Canada — Manitoba
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This part sets disclosure rules for credit agreements and some leases, including timing, form, APR-related advertising, prepayment rights, and broker fee limits.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act sets rules for identifying contaminated and impacted sites, notifying the director, filing remediation plans, and the director’s powers to designate, consult, order, and revoke.
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The minister must develop, consult on, publish, and regularly review a cooperative housing strategy for Manitoba, and report on implementation each year.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act sets rules for Manitoba cooperatives, including who may incorporate one, what the articles must contain, and how cooperatives must be organized and operated.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act sets a Manitoba capital tax for financial institutions with a permanent establishment in Manitoba, requires returns and payment, and includes an exemption for smaller institutions.