Order number V-1.1-2025-16 of the Minister of Finance represents a significant set of coordinated amendments to numerous regulations in Québec’s securities sector. Issued under the authority of the Securities Act, these reforms follow the publication
The draft regulation amending the Regulation respecting the scaling of timber harvested in forests in the domain of the State under the Sustainable Forest Development Act introduces a series of technical, administrative, and procedural adjustments
The N.S. Regulation 168/2025 amends the Pork Nova Scotia Regulations, originally established under N.S. Reg. 123/2016 pursuant to the Natural Products Act. The amendment’s primary purpose is to update and clarify definitions, levy collection procedures,
The Teacher Competence Standards Regulation, M.R. 69/2025, made under The Education Administration Act, establishes professional benchmarks that teachers in Manitoba must meet in order to obtain and maintain their teaching certification. This regulation codifies expectations
The Disease Control Regulation, amendment M.R. 67/2025, made under The Public Health Act, introduces significant updates to the existing Disease Control Regulation, Manitoba Regulation 26/2009. This amendment reflects the government’s intent to strengthen clarity, fairness,
The Newfoundland and Labrador Regulation 97/25, Medical Regulations, 2023 (Amendment), made under the Medical Act, 2011, introduces a set of updates to the province’s medical licensing framework. The amendments mark a significant modernization of the
The Government of Nova Scotia has introduced an amendment to its Workplace Health and Safety Regulations, aimed at strengthening protections against harassment in the workplace. This change, made under the authority of the Occupational Health
The draft regulation under the Environment Quality Act (chapter Q-2) proposes amendments to the existing rules for mandatory reporting of certain emissions of contaminants into the atmosphere. The purpose of these changes is to improve
Ontario Regulation 173/25, made under the Courts of Justice Act, introduces significant amendments to the Rules of Civil Procedure with respect to litigation guardians and proceedings involving parties under disability. The regulation clarifies and updates
Saskatchewan Regulations 66/2025, enacted under The Securities Act, 1988, introduce significant amendments to the province’s adoption of National Instrument 31-103, which governs registration requirements, exemptions, and ongoing obligations for registrants in the securities industry. The
