Canada — Yukon
Unincorporated Community Liquor Prohibition (Ross River)
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The liquor consumption ban in public places applies to all public places in the unincorporated community of Ross River, starting June 1, 1995.
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The liquor consumption ban in public places applies to all public places in the unincorporated community of Ross River, starting June 1, 1995.
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The University of Nations, Kona Coast Campus, Hawaii is designated as an eligible institution for the Canada Student Loans Act.
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A judge may approve an arrangement affecting trusts, but not for certain persons unless the arrangement appears to benefit them.
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These regulations require people with venereal disease to seek treatment, require health professionals and institutions to report cases, and give the medical officer of health powers to order examination, treatment, detention, and secrecy protections.
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Deputy Heads must split key payment-control duties and keep procedures for verifying debt obligations before payment.
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This regulation tells victim-services bodies and related justice agencies what information they must make available to victims, and when.
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This Order establishes Carmacks as the Village of Carmacks, sets its boundaries, assigns the initial council roles, and sets timing rules for the first council meeting, swearing-in, election, and commencement.
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This order establishes Haines Junction as the Village of Haines Junction, sets its boundaries, and sets transition rules for council members and the first meeting.
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This order establishes Mayo as the Village of Mayo, sets its boundaries, and sets out how its first council and election-related offices are to be filled and timed.
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The order establishes Teslin as the Village of Teslin, sets its boundaries, assigns initial mayor and councillors, and requires the first council swearing-in and meeting by August 30, 1984.
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This regulation sets rules for highway signs that are not government-provided and for certain government-provided visitor signs, including permits, sign types, and where different signs may be installed.
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This regulation sets out when visual field screening by an optometrist can be billed to the Yukon health plan and when an insured person can be reimbursed.
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The Commissioner in Executive Council appoints Robyn Pope as deputy registrar of vital statistics.
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This order appoints Karen Carriere as a deputy registrar of vital statistics.
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This order appoints Abby Inandan as deputy registrar of vital statistics.
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The Commissioner in Executive Council appoints Sandra Paun as a deputy registrar of vital statistics.
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The Commissioner in Executive Council revokes one appointment and appoints Shauna Demers as registrar of vital statistics.
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This part sets out how births and stillbirths are reported and registered, including who must file notices or statements and when.
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These regulations set forms and procedures for Yukon vital statistics records, including birth certificates, change-of-sex applications for young persons, access to registrar records, and secrecy oaths.
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The Commissioner in Executive Council establishes the annexed Yukon regulations volumes as the Regulations Roll.