The Water Resources Conservation Act
This Act broadly prohibits removing water from a water basin or sub-water basin, with listed exceptions and offence penalties.
- Compliance
- Offences and penalties
- Regulatory approvals
- Water removal restrictions
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The Water Rights Act
The Act generally requires a licence to use water, divert water, or build and operate works or water control works, with some exceptions and a registration pathway for certain projects.
- Inspections
- Regulatory compliance
- Water use licensing
- Wetlands
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The Water Supply Commissions Act
This Act sets up water commissions and gives Manitoba’s Lieutenant Governor in Council power to create and approve them, while requiring commissions to plan water schemes and follow municipal approval steps.
- Municipal financing
- Public utilities
- Waterworks planning
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The Watershed Districts Act
This Act sets up watershed districts, gives boards and the minister defined roles, and requires budgets, taxes/levies, reporting, and compliance with related laws.
- Board administration
- Municipal governance
- Tax/levy administration
- Watershed management
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The Wild Rice Act
The Act generally requires licences, permits, load slips, or certificates for wild rice development, harvesting, transport, resale purchase, and export, while giving the minister and officers broad regulatory and enforcement powers.
- Export
- Licensing fees
- Purchase for resale
- Seizure and forfeiture
- Transport
The Wildfires Act
This Act sets wildfire control rules, permit requirements, inspection powers, municipal responsibilities, and offences.
- Burning permits
- Equipment controls
- Industrial operations
- Travel permits
- Wildfire protection
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The Wildlife Act
This provision defines key wildlife terms and sets out many hunting, trapping, licensing, and enforcement rules.
- Conservation
- Enforcement powers
- Fees
- Forfeiture
- Hunting
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The Wills Act
This Act sets rules for making, witnessing, revoking, altering, and reviving wills, including special rules for remote witnessing, military personnel, holograph wills, and international wills.
- Cross-border wills
- Document formalities
- Estate planning
- Probate
- Will execution
The Witness Security Act
This Act sets up Manitoba’s witness security program, lets the director provide or arrange protective services, and restricts disclosure of protected-person information.
- Confidential information
- Government program administration
- Witness protection
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The Women's Institutes Act
This Act sets rules for women’s institutes in Manitoba, including how they are formed, governed, funded, supervised, and dissolved.
- Director supervision
- Dissolution
- Fund administration
- Membership rules
- Regulations
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The Woodmen's Liens Act
This Act lets people who do labour or services on logs or timber claim a lien, but they must file the required statement on time to keep it alive and enforce it.
- Enforcement
- Liens
- Log harvesting
The Worker Recruitment and Protection Act
This Act requires licences for certain recruitment activities, requires employers to register before recruiting foreign workers, and prohibits charging many recruitment-related fees.
- Employment agencies
- Foreign worker recruitment
- Temporary help agencies
- Worker recruitment
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The Workers Compensation Act
This Part generally covers employers and workers in Manitoba, with some exclusions. It sets rules for compensation after workplace accidents, including who pays, when benefits start, and when claims or related lawsuits can be made.
- Annuity
- Appeals
- Assessments
- Benefits
- Board administration
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The Workplace Safety and Health Act
This Act sets workplace safety and health duties for employers, supervisors, workers, self-employed persons, contractors, owners, suppliers, the director and the minister.
- Construction project duties
- Employee health and safety
- Health and safety programs
- Inspections
- Medical workplace safety
The Youth Drug Stabilization (Support for Parents) Act
This Act sets out how a parent or guardian can seek an apprehension order for a youth, how the youth may be detained and assessed at a stabilization facility, how release and review work, and how related information must be handled.
- Detention procedures
- Information confidentiality
- Review process
- Youth treatment
Third Party Liability Regulation
An insured person must give the minister specified information about the incident, injuries, treatment, and related contact details.
- Claims information disclosure
Threatened, Endangered and Extirpated Species Regulation
This regulation declares listed species as threatened, endangered, or extirpated, and creates a specific exemption for certain mule deer hunting licence holders.
- Hunting exemption
- Species protection
Tire Stewardship Regulation, 2006
The regulation requires tire stewardship program compliance before certain tire sales or use in Manitoba, sets out how program approval and renewals work, and requires annual reporting and confidentiality of certain business information.
- Confidentiality
- Program approval
- Recycling compliance
- Reporting
- Tire stewardship
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Tobacco Tax Regulation
This regulation sets reporting, remittance, stamping, and marking rules for tobacco products in Manitoba.
- Remittance
- Reporting
- Stamping
- Tobacco tax
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Tolerances in Gross Weight of Certain Vehicles Regulation
This regulation sets axle-weight tolerances for regulated vehicles.
- Axle weight tolerances
- Vehicle weight limits
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