Canada — Ontario
Sabrina's Law, 2005, S.O. 2005, c. 7
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Boards must keep an anaphylaxis policy, and principals, parents/guardians, pupils, and employees have related duties and permissions around allergy plans and emergency medication.
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Canada — Ontario
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Boards must keep an anaphylaxis policy, and principals, parents/guardians, pupils, and employees have related duties and permissions around allergy plans and emergency medication.
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The Act creates access zones around abortion clinics, facilities, and protected service providers’ residences, and prohibits certain speech, recording, following, and harassment conduct in those zones.
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This provision sets the Act’s purpose, key definitions, and core duties for Ontario drinking water systems and their operators.
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This provision defines key terms, bans aggressive or captive-audience solicitation in listed places, bans disposing of certain dangerous items in outdoor public places, and sets offences, penalties, and a police arrest power.
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This Act defines key terms for fentanyl patches and controlled substance patches, and sets rules for prescribing and dispensing fentanyl patches in pharmacies.
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This Act lets the Minister and Lieutenant Governor in Council delegate administration of listed legislation to designated administrative authorities, while setting oversight rules, reporting duties, disclosure requirements, offences, and penalties.
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This Act sets rules for sales of goods, including how contracts are formed, when property and risk pass, and the main duties and remedies of buyers and sellers.
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This Act sets out how school-board collective bargaining works in Ontario, including central and local bargaining, who represents each side, and some limits on participation and membership.
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Certain Ontario residents interested in a local school may choose and appoint trustees to receive school property, and the trustees may hold the property and protect it in court.
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This Act continues Science North, sets up its board and funds, requires bilingual services, limits real-property dealings, and gives the Lieutenant Governor in Council regulation-making power.
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November 30 in each year is proclaimed as Scottish Heritage Day.
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This part mainly defines terms used throughout the Securities Act, including key market participants, securities, trading, and regulatory bodies.
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This Act keeps the Ontario Securities Commission in place, sets out how its board and tribunal operate, and requires the Commission to handle finances, reports, and by-laws under ministerial and statutory controls.
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This part defines key securities terms and lets parties vary some Act rules by agreement, but they cannot disclaim the Act’s good-faith, diligence, reasonableness, and care obligations.
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This Act defines key terms for restricted access facilities and security services, allows appointments to provide those services, gives appointed persons peace officer status and certain powers, and creates offences and penalties for non-compliance.
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This Act bans entering animal protection zones, interfering with farm animals, and interfering with farm-animal transport without consent, and it sets penalties and arrest powers for violations.
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The first seven days of June are Senior Volunteer Appreciation Week. During that week, Ontarians who interact with a volunteer aged about 65 or older are encouraged to wear a yellow-coloured item to show appreciation.
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This Act sets up a minister and director to approve operators and programs, controls grant payments, and gives the director and Lieutenant Governor in Council specified powers and procedures.
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Ontario proclaims June each year as Seniors Month.
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This part sets up the Ministry’s service-access system for people with developmental disabilities, including directors, application entities, funding entities, applications, eligibility checks, inspections, and compliance powers.