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Canada — Ontario
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This part of the Act sets rules for ticket sales, especially on the secondary market, including refund/validity confirmations, price caps, disclosure, records, and limits on software used to bypass ticket-buying controls.
Canada — Ontario
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This Act lets local municipalities borrow and lend money for drainage works, issue debentures, and collect special rates to repay the loans.
Canada — Ontario
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This provision sets how time is interpreted in Ontario, defines standard time and daylight saving time, and lets the Lieutenant Governor in Council make regulations changing those time rules.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
This Act lets Ontario sue tobacco manufacturers directly to recover health care costs linked to tobacco-related wrongs.
Canada — Ontario
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The Act defines key tobacco terms, sets consumer tax rates, and requires retailers and wholesalers to collect, remit, and invoice tobacco tax where applicable.
Canada — Ontario
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The Act defines key terms, lets the Lieutenant Governor in Council designate toll bridges and make regulations, requires non-exempt vehicles on toll bridges to pay the prescribed toll, and allows the Minister to make agreements about international bridges or tunnels.
Canada — Ontario
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This Act continues Toronto District Heating Corporation, sets its share and governance rules, gives it power over steam rates and related charges, requires priority steam supply to the Hospitals, and regulates works on highways and public communications.
Canada — Ontario
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This part sets up how Toronto Islands land and houses are vested, leased, transferred, and managed, and it creates rules for ownership, protected occupants, municipal services, and the Trust’s powers.
Canada — Ontario
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This Act sets a dispute-resolution process for TTC collective bargaining, including arbitration when conciliation fails, deadlines for appointing an arbitrator and issuing an award, and bans on strikes and lock-outs.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
This Act continues the Toronto Waterfront Revitalization Corporation, sets out its objects and board structure, and gives rules for governance, reporting, borrowing limits, and winding up.
Canada — Ontario
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This Act creates a certificate-based system for towing and vehicle storage services, with rules for who may operate, certificate conditions, consent, invoicing, records, conduct, and enforcement.
Canada — Ontario
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This Act creates the Town of Haldimand, sets out its councils and local boards, and gives the town powers over services, taxes, land, and certain transitions from old municipalities.
Canada — Ontario
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This provision defines key terms and sets out the incorporation and transition rules for the Town of Moosonee.
Canada — Ontario
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This provision sets up the Town of Norfolk, transfers functions and assets from predecessor municipalities and boards, and gives the town and transition board specific powers over local governance, services, and financing.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
This Act defines key terms, sets the scope of traditional Chinese medicine practice, restricts title use to members, creates offences and fines for breaches, and gives the College, Minister, and Lieutenant Governor in Council several regulatory and transitional powers.
Canada — Ontario
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Ontario proclaims November 20 each year as the Trans Day of Remembrance, and members of the Assembly must observe one minute of silence at 10:29 a.m.
Canada — Ontario
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The Act lets certain pollution-related claims from a reciprocating jurisdiction be brought in Ontario, gives those claimants the same relief rights in Ontario, and lets the Lieutenant Governor in Council declare a jurisdiction to be reciprocating by regulation.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
This Act lets Ontario designate transit-oriented community land, create related agreements and orders, and assign reporting and investment-related powers and duties to the Minister and other public bodies.
Canada — Ontario
3 provisions
The provision requires travel actors to be registered before holding out or acting, limits where they may conduct business, and gives the registrar and tribunal powers over registration, complaints, inspections, and discipline.
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
Each year, the week starting on the first Sunday in November is proclaimed as Treaties Recognition Week.