The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997, prohibits the sale/purchase of game wildlife or specially protected wildlife, including pelts, except under the authority of a licence and in accordance with the regulations. Section 8 of Ontario Regulation 666/98 (Possession, Buying and Selling of Wildlife) enables a person who holds a Fur Dealer’s Licence to buy or sell pelts. In addition, a Fur Dealer’s Licence is generally required to tan, pluck or treat pelts.
Applicants under the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP)'s Regional Immigration Pilot should complete this form and email the form to
regionalimmigration@ontario.ca. Completion of this form does not mean you have a completed application for the OINP. If all the information in the form is confirmed as accurate, you will receive further notification on submitting an application.
These materials support the application process for the second round of the Great Lakes Local Action Fund, which provides funding support for local projects that have environmental benefits for the Great Lakes. Materials include an application guide and application instructions.
This form is the prescribed form for a judgment under section 58 of the Construction Lien Act directing a reference of the action to a master for trial.
This form notifies the person to be examined or the person's solicitor, every other person named in the lien claim as having an interest in the premises, the contractor, and the payer of the lien claimant of the date, time, and location of the cross-examination.
Dairy plant licences must be renewed annually. An application for a licence for the operation of a dairy plant must be submitted at least 60 days prior to the expiry date on an existing licence (s. 95( 4), Regulation 761 - Milk and Milk Products under the Milk Act). If you have recently made any of the following changes to your operation, an application for an Amended licence for the operation of a dairy plant must also be submitted: changes to the classes or subclasses of cow's milk processed at the plant; changes to the species of animal ( cow or goat) that produce the milk processed at the plant; or changes to the type of plant operated.
The 2 forms are used together when a court makes a support order. The support deduction order allows the FRO to collect support by sending notice to a support payer's employer or other income source, requiring support to be deducted from the payer's income. If asking the court to make/change a support order, complete the appropriate sections of these forms prior to the court date, and provide them to the court clerk.
The 2 forms are used together each time a court makes a support order. When asking the court to make or change a support order, complete the appropriate sections of these forms prior to the court date. The court will complete the rest of the information, based on what the judge orders.
This notice is used by income sources (usually employers) to communicate with the FRO. This form can be used by an employer or other income source to let the FRO know that payments will be interrupted or stopped. This form can also be used to clarify that the income source or employer does not know the payor. If you are an employer or income source, complete the appropriate sections of this form and return it to the FRO.
