Ontario Provincial Offences 2008 Pocket Edition provides
up-to-date statutes and regulations that create and govern the most commonly
charged provincial offences, including:
- Provincial Offences Act, Regulations and related Rules
- Children’s Law Reform Act (selected sections)
- Christopher’s Law 2000 (Sex Offender Registry), and
Regulations
- Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act and Regulations
- Dangerous Goods Transportation Act and Regulations
- Dog Owner’s Liability Act and Pit Bull Controls
Regulations
- Drive Clean (Motor Vehicles) Regulation (made under the EPA)
- Evidence Act and Regulations
- Family Law Act (selected sections)
- Family Law Rules (Rule 32 and related form)
- Family Responsibility and Support Arrears Enforcement Act,
1996 (selected sections)
- Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997
- Health Protection and Promotion Act (selected sections) and
blood sample orders Regulation
- Highway Traffic Act and Regulations
- Interpretation Act
- Licence Appeal Tribunal Act, 1999
- Limitations Act, 2002
- Liquor Licence Act and and Licences to Sell Liquor Regulation
(selected provisions)
- Mental Health Act
- Motorized Snow Vehicles Act and Regulations
- Municipal Act, 2001 and Regulations
- Off-Road Vehicles Act and Regulations
- Personal Health Information Protection Act, 2004 (selected
sections)
- Provincial Parks Act
- Public Transportation and Highway Improvements Act
- Public Vehicles Act and Regulations
- Remedies for Organized Crime and Other Unlawful Activities
Act, 2001 and Regulations
- Rescuing Children from Sexual Exploitation Act, 2002
- Retail Business Holiday Act
- Safe Streets Act, 1999
- Ticket Speculation Act
- Trespass to Property Act
- Trillium Gift of Life Network Act
- Truck Transportation Act and Regulations
Legislative changes in this edition include:
- Amendments to the Provincial Offences Act including: duties
when carrying out a seizure; representatives appearing on behalf of defendant;
video and audioconferencing.
- Amendments to the Highway Traffic Act including: extending
provisions of the Highway Traffic Act to cover operation of vessels within the
meaning of the Criminal Code; use of, and exemption from use of, seatbelts;
passenger identification; permits; parking; rate of speed; and cost recovery
fees. In addition, the following regulations under the Highway Traffic Act have
been added:
- Hours of Service
- Pilot Project – Low-Speed Vehicles
- Pilot Project – Power-Assisted Bicycles
- Pilot Project – Segways
- Extensive amendments to the Municipal Act pursuant to the
Municipal Statute Law Amendment Act, 2006, S.O., 2006, c.32.
- Amendments to the Liquor Licensing Act including: extended
hours of sale; ferment on premise facilities; licencing applicant inquiries;
risk-based licencing.
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