Laws and regulations coming into effect in Ontario on July 1
Several laws, regulations, and changes in Ontario are taking effect on Canada Day, from disability payments to fuel tax. Here’s a look at some of the notable new rules in force on July 1:
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Laws and regulations coming into effect in Ontario on July 1
Several laws, regulations, and changes in Ontario are taking effect on Canada Day, from disability payments to fuel tax. Here’s a look at some of the notable new rules in force on July 1:
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