
Crée une semaine annuelle chaque octobre pour célébrer les athlètes universitaires. C'est symbolique et n'ajoute pas de financement ni de nouvelles règles.
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Every February 23 in Ontario will honour hospitality workers. It encourages thank-you events and messages, but creates no paid time off or new rights.
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Ontario can require public bodies to prefer Ontario or Canadian suppliers and enforce compliance. It can order school-zone safety signs and extends some condo owner protections until 2027.
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Police can share registry data with other police and approved groups under agreements to prevent crime. The public still cannot see the registry.
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Land from two townships moves into Barrie. Barrie's rules, services, and fees apply, with property tax increases spread over time and longer relief for farms.
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Ontario would create an independent watchdog to protect voting rights and review changes to local government. It could investigate problems and urge fixes, but cannot change laws.
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The law brings back a company closed in 2016. It can run business again under its old name, and must handle any old debts and contracts.
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A dissolved Ontario company is brought back to handle property in its name. It regains assets and debts so the owner can sell or manage the real estate.
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One dissolved company is brought back to handle its property and contracts and must pay old debts. Most people are not affected.
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The law brings back a dissolved company so it can settle debts and collect money. It protects people who got legal rights after the company shut down.
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Ontario brings back a closed company so it can deal with its property and contracts. Others' legal rights gained after closing stay protected.
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A private bill brings back one company closed in 1994. It can run again and must deal with old debts, while people's later rights stay protected.
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This bill brings back Sur-Leen Farms Limited so it can deal with land in its name. It does not change public rules, and keeps others' rights gained since 1994.
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Brings back a company dissolved in 1995 so the estate can manage its assets and debts. Other people's rights since then stay protected.
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Two old hospital laws are repealed, and the hospital will follow Ontario's standard nonprofit rules. Care, services, and funding stay the same.
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This restores the church as a legal corporation. It can own property, make contracts, must honour debts, and rights others gained since 1994 stay protected.
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This brings back one company so it can deal with property in its name. It also restores old debts and rights tied to that company.
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The company gets legal status again so it can pay debts and finish business. People can pursue old claims; rights gained since it closed stay in place.
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This bill brings back a doctor's professional corporation. Patients should see little change; bills may show the company name again, while old contracts return and others' rights stay protected.
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A dissolved company is brought back so it can go to court. Old contracts and debts return, but rights gained by others after dissolution stay protected.
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The Lions Club becomes a legal corporation again. It can hold property, sign contracts, and manage bank accounts, while past debts return and others' rights since 2009 are kept.
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The Environment Minister must quickly review how to add textiles to recycling, consult groups, and report often. If approved, you may see more drop-offs and slightly higher prices.
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Makers must share repair info, parts, and tools. Car buyers get stronger refund or replacement rights for serious defects.
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The government must plan an independent consumer watchdog. It would handle complaints, investigate bad practices, issue penalties, and publish reports, with public input and progress reports.
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