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Canada — Prince Edward Island
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This Act lets the Government sue tobacco manufacturers to recover health care costs linked to tobacco-related wrongs, and gives courts special rules for proof and liability.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
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This Act taxes tobacco sales to consumers, requires vendor licensing, and prohibits several tobacco sales, possession, transport, and marking activities unless stated exceptions apply.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
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These regulations define tobacco-related package terms and restrict giving tobacco as a prize and selling unmarked tobacco to a licensed wholesale vendor unless the vendor has a valid marking permit.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
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This Act restricts tobacco and electronic smoking device sales, especially to people under 21, in designated places, and through advertising, displays, vending machines, and signage rules.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
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These regulations define some tobacco-related terms and require specific signs in tobacco retail settings, with size and design limits for permitted signs.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
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This Act requires tourism operators to be licensed, keep records, submit monthly occupancy returns, and follow inspection rules. It also regulates platform operators and sets offences and fines for non-compliance.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
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These regulations set licensing, registration, sanitation, water, facility, and fee rules for tourism operators and tourism establishments.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
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This document is an office consolidation of the Act, not the official version, and it notes that the Act was repealed by 1994, c. 26, s. 11.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
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This Act sets up Tourism PEI as a Crown corporation, gives the Minister administration responsibility, and assigns governance and reporting duties to the Board, Chair, CEO, Lieutenant Governor in Council, and Treasury Board.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
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The Trade Schools Act was repealed, effective July 8, 1995.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
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This regulation sets traffic sign rules for drivers, including when to stop, yield, turn, park, avoid stopping or passing, and obey posted speed or weight signs.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
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This Act lets the Minister and Lieutenant Governor in Council create, manage, close, and sign trails, and sets conduct rules for people using them.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
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The regulations restrict many activities on the Confederation Trail, require helmets and lights for bicycle users in certain conditions, limit motorized vehicle use, and let the trail manager and Minister authorize some exceptions or signage.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
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This regulation requires specified police training opportunities to be provided for police officers, security police officers, and instructing officers, and requires refresher training as needed to keep them current.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
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The Act lets certain pollution-related claims be brought in Prince Edward Island, gives affected persons the same relief rights there, and lets the Lieutenant Governor in Council declare jurisdictions to be reciprocating jurisdictions by regulation.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
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Non-unionized employees may have elected representatives act as exclusive bargaining agents for transitional employment issues, and a majority vote is required before those representatives can sign an agreement.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
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The mayor and councilors elect must take an oath of office before taking office, before a commissioner for taking affidavits.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
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Mayor and councillors elect must take an oath of office before taking office, before a commissioner for taking affidavits.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
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The Minister must run a trapper education course, and people generally cannot get a resident trapping license or junior trapping permit and registration number unless they meet the course/certificate requirements or were already licensed before the regulations came into force.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
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This Act bans trespassing and related conduct on specified premises, and sets fines, police powers, and some exceptions.