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The Act restricts certain industry, retail, and performance activities on Remembrance Day, gives some employees rights to refuse work or wear a poppy, allows emergency permits, and sets fines for offences.
This Act creates a Renewable Energy Jobs Funding Program to support eligible manufacturers, mainly through loans or other support, and requires an annual report on the program.
A repair shop operator may notify the owner of repaired goods after they go unclaimed for three months, sell the goods if the charges are unpaid, and keep any balance for a further three months before depositing it with the Minister of Finance if still unclaimed.
The minister must prepare and table annual reports about trained health professionals and patient assessments, and regional/provincial health authorities must provide the needed information.
This Act establishes Research Manitoba, sets its mandate and governance, and requires board and reporting controls.
This Act defines key tenancy terms and sets basic rules for landlords and tenants, including written-agreement requirements in some cases, notice requirements, and limits on what landlords may charge or require.
This Act requires outfitters to hold the right licence or permit, follow imposed conditions, and comply with inspection and enforcement rules.
The department must develop policies for using restorative justice programs, and it may develop those programs alone or with other government or community organizations.
This Act imposes retail sales tax, sets the tax rate, and requires purchasers and some other persons to report and remit tax in specified cases.
This regulation amalgamates Brokenhead and Garson into The Rural Municipality of Brokenhead, sets the new council and LUD structure, and provides transition rules for offices, meetings, employees, by-laws, and elections.
This regulation dissolves the Town of Gimli, continues the Rural Municipality of Gimli, establishes the Local Urban District of Gimli, and sets transition rules for elections, meetings, spending, and employee transfer.
This regulation creates the new Rural Municipality of Shellmouth-Boulton, sets its wards and first council, and lays out transitional rules for the old councils, staff, elections, and by-laws.
The Act creates access zones around clinics, facilities, and some providers’ residences, and bans protests, harassment, and other specified conduct in those zones.
This Act lets a person complain to the director about harmful property use, allows the director and court to seek and enforce community safety orders, and creates offences for breaching those orders or interfering with posted notices.
This Act sets the rules for sale of goods contracts, including price, delivery, title, warranties, and remedies for breach.
The Act says surface owners own the sand and gravel on or under their land, subject to exceptions in section 7 and The Crown Lands Act.
This Act regulates scrap metal sales and purchases by requiring seller identification and transaction details, limiting cash payments, requiring recordkeeping and reporting, and giving peace officers inspection powers.
People and companies must be registered before trading in securities or derivatives or acting as advisers, investment fund managers, or underwriters. Registrants must follow their registration terms, and some registration changes need Director approval.
This part defines key securities terms and sets general rules on good faith, agreement-based variation, and clearing agency rules.
This Act creates the Seniors' Advocate office, sets appointment, reporting, confidentiality, information-access, and anti-retaliation rules, and adds penalties for retaliation.
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