Canada — Saskatchewan
Child Care Act, 2014, C-7.31
1 provisions
This Act regulates child care services and licensing, with a general rule that child care must be provided under the Act and regulations.
Browse legislation and open any statute to read or ask LexChat.
1,191 statutes · page 7 of 60
Canada — Saskatchewan
1 provisions
This Act regulates child care services and licensing, with a general rule that child care must be provided under the Act and regulations.
Canada — Saskatchewan
3 provisions
These regulations set licensing rules, operational standards, staffing requirements, recordkeeping, fees, and safety requirements for child care facilities and homes.
Canada — Saskatchewan
2 provisions
This Act sets out child protection and family-services rules, including reporting duties, investigations, emergency custody powers, hearings, and how courts decide a child’s best interests.
Canada — Saskatchewan
2 provisions
This segment sets rules for child and family services procedures, including foster parent approval, notices, forms, disclosure of information, and agency agreement requirements.
Canada — Saskatchewan
3 provisions
This Act sets rules for children’s parenting orders, legal decision-makers, parenting time, relocation notices, and court enforcement powers.
Canada — Saskatchewan
1 provisions
These regulations set forms and requirements for child relocation objections, parenting coordinators, protection orders, and parentage/surrogacy documents.
Canada — Saskatchewan
2 provisions
This part sets up the chiropractic association and its board, defines key terms, gives the board licensing and bylaw powers, and prohibits non-members from using chiropractic titles or practising chiropractic for fee or reward.
Canada — Saskatchewan
1 provisions
This Act implements the Hague Convention on Choice of Court Agreements in Saskatchewan, requires the minister to publish certain dates in the Gazette, and comes into force on assent.
Canada — Saskatchewan
1 provisions
This Act says certain debts and choses in action can be assigned in writing, with some limits from the original debt or contract. It also lets assignees sue in their own name, requires some plaintiffs to show the assignment chain, protects debtors’ existing defences before notice, gives assignees protection from later
Canada — Saskatchewan
1 provisions
The minister may pay some or all health-service costs and medication costs for eligible Saskatchewan residents with chronic endstage renal disease, subject to approval and a $1,000 yearly cap on medication payments.
Canada — Saskatchewan
11 provisions
This Act sets the main rules for how Saskatchewan cities govern, make bylaws, use their powers, manage streets and public utilities, and impose some taxes and enforcement measures.
Canada — Saskatchewan
2 provisions
Cities must make several annual public-accounting and waterworks disclosures, and councils must adopt water rate and capital investment policies.
Canada — Saskatchewan
1 provisions
This Act keeps the City of Lloydminster in place and gives the Lieutenant Governor in Council broad powers to create, amend, and administer the City’s Charter by complementary order in council.
Canada — Saskatchewan
1 provisions
This Act sets rules for certifying class actions, giving notice to class members, handling common and individual issues, and distributing awards and costs.
Canada — Saskatchewan
1 provisions
These regulations define “Act” and “Court of Appeal,” and they take effect when filed with the Registrar of Regulations.
Canada — Saskatchewan
1 provisions
These regulations set filing, registration, service, and change-notification rules for designated extra-provincial co-operatives.
Canada — Saskatchewan
7 provisions
This part sets the basic rules for forming and running a co-operative, including incorporation, names, bylaws, registration, and display of the co-operative’s name.
Canada — Saskatchewan
2 provisions
These regulations set out required co-operative filings, notices, and related rules for Saskatchewan co-operatives.
Canada — Saskatchewan
2 provisions
These regulations govern permits, leases, coal test holes, royalties, transfers, and related reporting for Crown coal lands.
Canada — Saskatchewan
1 provisions
Holders of coal permits are exempt from second- and third-year rental fees for the stated period, and if they already paid those fees they get a matching remission.