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This regulation sets out how a designated agency and families choose the right authority for child and family services, and how services and records are transferred.
This regulation sets rules for agency staff checks, family service support, record handling, fees, and parental contribution calculations.
This regulation sets chiropractic insurance rules, including what services are insured, how benefits are limited, and when payment claims must be filed.
The city may incorporate a corporation only if it keeps that corporation’s activities limited to administering the group life insurance plans and related funds, and if all shares remain owned by the City.
This regulation describes the boundaries of the City of Winnipeg and states that it comes into force on May 9, 1992.
The order grants a remission to certain retired City of Winnipeg employees for the amount by which their taxes, interest, and penalties under the Manitoba Income Tax Act exceed what would have been payable if part of the pension benefit had been received in the earlier year.
This regulation sets out the names and boundaries of Winnipeg wards and communities in Schedule A, repeals Regulation 133/89, and comes into force on October 7, 1992.
For proposed zoning by-laws, the hearing and notice requirements are satisfied if they are completed before or after first reading, but before second reading.
This regulation sets out how employee representatives for the Civil Service Superannuation Board are nominated, voted on, elected, appealed, and replaced.
Practitioners who claim payment for insured services must provide the minister requested information from their records, usually within 60 days, and must keep relevant claim records for the required retention period.
This regulation classifies different kinds of developments into Classes 1, 2, and 3, and creates a licence exemption for certain short-term pilot projects with written director authorization.
This regulation prescribes classes of insurance for the Insurance Act, repeals an earlier regulation, and starts when the related Insurance Amendment Act provisions start.
This regulation classifies different kinds of property and sets the assessed-value percentages used to calculate portioned value for each class.
This by-law closes a specified public lane in Big Island Subdivision at Schist Lake.
This regulation sets out how co-operative education and apprenticeship tax credit documentation works, including permit applications, placement certificates, employment certification, and refunds for exempt taxpayers.
This regulation bans using petroleum coke and later coal for space heating, with limited extensions and conversion-plan exceptions.
This regulation requires designated education providers, recruiters, and some agents to give accurate information, disclose recruiter fees, and follow specific rules when recruiting international students.
This regulation requires premises, toilets, and waste handling to be kept sanitary, and gives the medical officer of health broad approval and enforcement powers.
This regulation sets membership, registration, practice, insurance, and specialty-certificate rules for audiologists and speech-language pathologists in Manitoba.
Paramedics need the right registration and a certificate of practice to work, must keep their information and checks current, and must follow practice, title, insurance, delegation, reserved-act, and continuing-competency rules.
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