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Canada — Saskatchewan
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This regulation lets the minister pay for certain breast cancer diagnostic or surgical procedures done at out-of-province facilities for eligible Saskatchewan patients.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set rules for used petroleum and antifreeze stewardship programs, including who must operate them, what collection depots must accept, reporting duties, ministerial approval powers, and a disposal ban.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act taxes vapour products at 20% of value, requires vendors to hold a valid licence for retail sales, and allows the minister to enforce the tax and licence rules.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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Vehicles that must be registered with the administrator have to be placed into one of the listed registration classes, and several classes have use limits or registration bans.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This provision sets vehicle equipment and safety rules for certain vehicles, including compliance with standards, lighting limits, helmet and eye protection requirements, and some approval/exemption powers.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations may be cited as The Vehicle Impoundment (Financial Responsibility) Regulations, and the prescribed property damage amount is $1000 for subsection 68(3) of The Vehicle Administration Act.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This regulation sets rules for when vehicles may be impounded or immobilized, how appeals work, and what garage keepers, the administrator, and others must do.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set the process, fees, and paperwork for impounding or releasing vehicles.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set rules for vehicle inspection stations, inspection mechanics, signing officers, inspection fees, and reinspection procedures.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set when certain vehicles must have stage 1 or stage 2 inspection certificates, or a temporary inspection authorization, to be operated on a highway.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This part defines key vehicle terms and sets general rules for when vehicles, loads, weights, dimensions, lift axles, signs, escort vehicles, and farm equipment may or may not be operated on public highways.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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Transportation network companies need a valid licence or municipal authorization to operate in a municipality, and they must meet driver, vehicle, insurance, and reporting requirements.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set driver, vehicle, insurance, reporting, and information rules for vehicle-for-hire services.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act sets up the Saskatchewan Veterinary Medical Association, regulates membership and registration, prohibits unlicensed veterinary practice, and creates discipline and penalty rules.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations let the minister make annual veterinary service grants to district boards, set by township counts, and require ministerial approval for certain sales or changes in use of funded animal hospitals or clinics.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act creates a victims’ fund, sets rules for compensation to victims and related persons, gives the minister administrative and decision-making powers, and makes false statements an offence.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set compensation rules for victims of crime, including who can receive counselling-related compensation, maximum amounts, fund uses, and how the minister must deduct benefit-plan payments.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act lets a court or designated justice of the peace make protection orders for people subjected to interpersonal violence, and it also provides tenant, confidentiality, warrant, review, and appeal rules.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set out who may apply for an emergency intervention order, how the hearing and service must be handled, and what the order form requires the respondent to obey.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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The Act declares April 28 of each year as a Day of Mourning in Saskatchewan for workers killed or injured in the course of their employment.