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This regulation sets a $2.50 levy per head on local Manitoba beef cattle sales, requires vendors to pay it, and requires livestock dealers to deduct and remit it to the collector unless an exemption applies.
This regulation sets levies on broiler hatching egg producers and sets payment and remittance rules for people receiving those eggs.
This regulation defines “chicken broiler” and “extra-provincial board,” gives the board power over local chicken broiler marketing and levies, requires records to be shown to a designated auditor, and exempts some direct-to-consumer deliveries by already exempt persons.
This regulation sets a levy on producers of chicken broilers in Manitoba and requires processors or producers to remit it to the Board/Agency within set weekly deadlines.
This regulation gives the extra-provincial board authority over Manitoba milk and cream marketing, including pricing support, levies, penalties, reporting, and audit access.
This regulation sets levies and penalties for Manitoba milk and cream marketings, with payment deadlines and some Commission waiver or credit powers.
This regulation lets the extra-provincial board regulate local egg marketing in Manitoba, make levy-related regulations, and access records during office hours. It also excludes eggs sold for hatching and allows certain levy refunds to be claimed within four months after year-end.
This regulation sets egg marketing levies for Manitoba producers, sets payment and remittance deadlines, and allows some refund claims.
This regulation defines key terms and gives the extra-provincial board authority over local broiler hatching egg marketing in Manitoba, including levies and record inspection.
The board may regulate local turkey marketing in Manitoba, impose and collect levies, and must show its records to a minister-designated auditor during normal office hours.
This regulation sets operating rules for cannabis stores, distributors, delivery, records, and residential cultivation.
This regulation sets up the Capital Planning Region’s board, budget, notice, and regional plan approval process, and requires the region and municipalities to meet specific deadlines and contribution rules.
This regulation withdraws listed regional member municipalities from the Capital Planning Region.
This regulation generally forbids hunting wildlife or exotic wildlife while they are in captivity, and also restricts use of the word “hunt” in advertising for captive wildlife activities.
This regulation sets rules for falconry and game bird farms/preserves, including permit and licence requirements, limits on raptor possession and breeding, care and reporting duties, and some hunting and quarantine restrictions.
This regulation requires cargo on vehicles to be secured so it cannot fall, spill, blow off, or shift dangerously, and it restricts drivers and motor carriers from operating non-compliant vehicles.
Cattle vendors must pay a $3 fee per head sold, and livestock dealers must deduct and remit it with a monthly report unless a resale exemption applies.
An information reporter must keep detailed cattle transaction records and send specified information to the association on an annual deadline or within seven days of a request.
This regulation defines several terms used for the Highway Traffic Act and sets out exemptions for certain device uses.
This regulation sets licence fees, filing requirements, recordkeeping duties, approval rules, and perpetual-care deductions for cemeteries, crematories, columbaria, and mausolea.
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