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Canada — Ontario
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Certain payers must deduct or withhold an amount from payments covered by subsection 153(1) and remit it to the Ontario Minister, using the CRA-listed document or publication that applies for the taxation year.
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This provision says which programs count as a “witness protection program” for the Act.
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This regulation defines producer, warehouser, and wool collector, sets wool grades, and requires wool collectors and warehousers to complete and keep specified statements and follow grading and delivery rules.
Canada — Ontario
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This regulation sets rules for wool collection, grading, receipts, certificates, and sales by grade, with exemptions for warehousers and some wool sent to manufacturers of woollen goods.
Canada — Ontario
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The regulation limits disruptive mineral exploration in specified Temagami areas and requires a work permit or other instrument for certain activity, plus site rehabilitation and siltation controls.
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This provision requires a work permit for work in a provincial park or conservation reserve, with stated exceptions, and gives officials powers to issue, cancel, and review permits.
Canada — Ontario
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An officer must issue a work permit when the applicant applies and pays the fee, unless the listed refusal grounds apply. The officer may refuse or cancel permits in certain cases, and there is a hearing and reconsideration process.
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Boards must work with local police services on school-related activities and, in specified cases, permit police participation and access; they must also enter a memorandum of understanding and inform/engage students, parents and community members for school resource officer programs.
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This regulation sets WHMIS rules for hazardous products at workplaces, including assessments, labels, worker education, and safety data sheets.
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This Regulation says what information a target-benefit pension plan’s policies must contain, when those policies must be filed, and how often they must be reviewed.
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This Act defines wages and gives workers priority or exemption rules for wage claims in certain debt, estate, and garnishment situations.
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This Act defines warehouse-receipt terms and sets rules for receipts, delivery, transfer, and storer liability.
Canada — Ontario
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This Act sets rules for Ontario waste diversion programs, including the Authority’s oversight, stewardship fees, program approvals, and winding up.
Canada — Ontario
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The Act sets up water sustainability planning, reporting, and publication duties for regulated entities and the Minister, and lets regulations require public-sector water conservation measures.
Canada — Ontario
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This Act lets the Minister designate water and wastewater public corporations, requires municipalities in scope to use them for water and sewage services, and sets rules for governance, transfers, reporting, rates, and regulations.
Canada — Ontario
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This Act requires people in possession of land to destroy noxious weeds and gives inspectors and municipalities powers and duties to enforce weed control.
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This Act ends specified approvals, permits, contracts, and related agreements for the White Pines Wind Project, requires decommissioning and site upkeep by wpd White Pines Wind Incorporated, and sets a compensation scheme with regulation-based adjustments and dispute arbitration.
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This Act restricts harvesting wild rice on Crown lands unless authorized by licence, bars non-residents from holding a licence, and gives the Minister and Deputy Minister powers over licences and regulations.
Canada — Ontario
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The Lieutenant Governor in Council may set wilderness areas and make regulations for them, and people who break those regulations or permit conditions can be fined up to $500.
Canada — Ontario
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This part gives wildland fire officers and the Minister broad powers to inspect, close areas, stop conveyances, issue permits, order action, and manage fire emergencies, and it also requires people to give information and follow fire restrictions.