Canada — Yukon
Tobacco Tax Act
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This order amends Order-in-Council 2013/180 by changing “director, taxation” to “director, tax administration.”
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Canada — Yukon
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This order amends Order-in-Council 2013/180 by changing “director, taxation” to “director, tax administration.”
Canada — Yukon
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This provision sets tobacco tax rules, requires dealers and consumers in Yukon to pay or collect tax, limits some tobacco possession, and creates permit, recordkeeping, inspection, review, and offence rules.
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This regulation sets tobacco tax reporting, permit-display, recordkeeping, and payment rules for dealers and collectors.
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This part defines tobacco and vaping products and sets no-smoking/no-vaping rules for enclosed public and work spaces, schools, vehicles, certain outdoor areas, and areas near prohibited places, with limited exceptions for private residences and some hotel rooms.
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The Commissioner in Executive Council appoints Nicole Morgan as Deputy Head responsible for the Department of Education.
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The Act lets a victim sue for torture by a public official or someone acting with a public official’s consent or at their instigation, and it makes the employer liable for damages.
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Watson Lake is established as a municipal corporation, and specified local trustees become the town’s mayor and councillors. The council members must be sworn in and the first council meeting held by April 30, 1984.
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The order changes and expands the boundaries of the Town of Watson Lake, creates the expanded area as a ward, requires that the ward elect one councillor, repeals part of Order-In-Council 1984/68, and sets an effective date rule.
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Trade schools must be located in Yukon, register and keep required records and disclosures, display their registration, keep bond coverage, and follow rules on contracts, advertising, and instructor qualifications.
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This enactment creates the Yukon carbon price rebate law and regulation, and amends related tax and administration laws.
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The Commissioner in Executive Council appoints the Assistant Deputy Minister, Policy and Partnerships as registrar, and revokes the earlier registrar appointment made in Order-in-Council 2019/145.
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Trade schools in Yukon must be registered, and operators must apply for registration and renewal as required.
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This order revokes Richard Wagner’s appointment to the Workers’ Safety and Compensation Board.
Canada — Yukon
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This Act says driving on Yukon highways is conditional on following road-safety rules, and it emphasizes enforcement, accurate devices, and review rights.
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These regulations require trailer coach parks to be licensed and kept sanitary, with water, sewer, garbage, and bathing facilities meeting specified standards.
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This order transfers highway jurisdiction within the City of Dawson to the city, except for the Klondike Highway and the Top of the World Highway.
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This order transfers jurisdiction over most highways in Whitehorse to the City of Whitehorse, but excludes the Alaska Highway and the Klondike Highway.
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The order transfers highway jurisdiction in the Village of Teslin to the village, except for the Alaska Highway, and says certain Municipal Act provisions do not apply to Alaska Highway portions inside the village.
Canada — Yukon
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The Minister may set conditions when supplying property and require its return if conditions are not met, may transfer Yukon government property to the Yukon Hospital Corporation despite listed rules, and may authorize others to sign transfer documents.
Canada — Yukon
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The order transfers administration and control of the specified Beaver Creek lot to the Government of Canada, and it will revert to the Commissioner of Yukon if the lot stops being used as a Customs Station.