Ontario Regulation 35/23 amends Ontario Regulation 156/18, introduces revisions to the province’s child welfare framework, particularly regarding the transition of young people from care to independent adulthood. A notable addition is the mandate for “transition
Saskatchewan Regulations 15/2023 introduces amendments to the Alfalfa Seed Development Plan. The aim is to refine the operational aspects of the Plan, impacting its governance and administrative processes related to alfalfa seed production in Saskatchewan.
On March 8, 2023, by way of an Order in Council (O.C.) 251-2023, the regulatory framework governing amateur combative sports within Quebec established the conditions under which certain combative sports are exempt from being classified
The Government of Québec has introduced a draft regulation concerning the adjustment of subsidies for colleges that surpass their prescribed student quotas. This measure is part of a broader initiative linked to the Charter of
On March 28, 2023, Regulation 80/2023 under British Columbia’s Motor Vehicle Act introduced modifications to the Lien on Impounded Motor Vehicles Regulation, which outlines the interest charges applicable to vehicles that have been impounded and
New Brunswick Farm Products Commission under the Natural Products Act, issued Order No. 2023-02, which establishes regulations for milk producers whose Laboratory Pasteurization Count (LPC) exceeds 5000/ml. This order delineates comprehensive procedures to address high
The Newfoundland and Labrador Pharmacy Board implemented a number of amendments to the Pharmacy Regulations, which were originally established in 2014 under the Pharmacy Act, 2012. These amendments are intended to modernize and refine various
Ontario Regulation 33/23, established under the Combative Sports Act, 2019, set out the framework for the Ontario Combative Sport Advisory Council’s composition, functions, and procedural guidelines. This regulation outlines the operational parameters and oversight responsibilities
Under the Real Property Tax Act and its regulations, the Province has a system for collecting property taxes in a centralized way. Each year, property owners may receive several types of charges on their tax
Regulation 19/2023, authorized by the Liquor, Gaming, and Cannabis Authority of Manitoba, enacts modifications to the Licensing and Appeals Regulation (Manitoba Regulation 63/2014). The primary amendments focus on adjusting the licensing fees for racing participants
