Registration Date Corrected for Mortgage Regulations
Regulations Amending the Insurable Housing Loan Regulations and the Eligible Mortgage Loan Regulations: SOR/2025-55
This is an erratum correcting the printed registration date for the final Regulations Amending the Insurable Housing Loan Regulations and the Eligible Mortgage Loan Regulations (SOR/2025-55). The printed date March 12, 2025 is replaced with February 27, 2025; the online HTML version has already been updated and the correction does not change the regulations' substance.
- Published
- April 9, 2025
- Department
- Unavailable
- Section
- Regulations Amending the Insurable Housing Loan Regulations and the Eligible Mortgage Loan Regulations
- Comment deadline
- Unavailable
- Effective date
- Unavailable
- Publication part
- Part II
Summary
Summary#
This is an erratum notice correcting the registration date printed for the final regulations titled Regulations Amending the Insurable Housing Loan Regulations and the Eligible Mortgage Loan Regulations: SOR/2025-55 in the Canada Gazette. The printed date March 12, 2025 is replaced with February 27, 2025 to fix an error in the record.
What it does#
- Removes the line that read SOR/2025-55 March 12, 2025 from the page heading.
- Replaces it with SOR/2025-55 February 27, 2025.
- Notes that the online HTML version of the notice has already been updated to show the corrected date.
Who's affected#
- People who rely on the official Canada Gazette record for exact registration or citation dates, such as legal researchers, librarians, and publishers.
- Lawyers, courts, or officials who might cite the regulation by its registration date.
- The general public and mortgage industry stakeholders are unlikely to see any practical change from this correction, unless they specifically needed the original printed date.
Why it matters#
- The change fixes a clerical error so the official record matches the correct registration date.
- Accurate dates matter for citation, archival records, and any situation where the exact timing of a notice is important.
- This erratum does not change the content or substance of the regulations themselves.
Key topics
Source: Canada Gazette