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Municipal Law COMMENT
It is said that municipalities are 'creatures of the province', which is true as they are almost entirely statute-governed and their ultimate authority is Ontario. Municipal law is surprisingly interesting and varied, and especially important given today's housing shortage.
CASES
General
Municipal - General
Municipal - Interpretation
Municipal - Constitutional
Municipal - Political Deference
Principles
Municipal - Legal Non-Conforming
Municipal - Paramountcy
Municipal - Anti-Circumvention Rule
Municipal - Fairness
By-Laws
Municipal - By-laws
Municipal - Vires
Municipal - Enforcement of By-laws
Municipal - Quashing By-Laws for Illegality
Municipal - Cost Recovery on By-law Violation
Housing and Development
Municipal - Building Code
Municipal - Development Charges Act
Municipal - Planning (+)
Municipal - Ontario Land Tribunal
Liability
Municipal - Road Repair Liability
Municipal - Liability for Non-Enforcement of a By-Law
Other
Municipal - Integrity Commissioner
Municipal - Heritage
Municipal - Toronto
Municipal - Normalization
Municipal - Landfill
ONTARIO STATUTES
Building Code Act, 1992
City of Hamilton Act, 1999
City of Kawartha Lakes Act, 2000
City of Ottawa Act, 1999
City of Toronto Act, 2006
Community Recreation Centres Act
Development Charges Act, 1997
Development Corporations Act
Geographic Township of Creighton-Davies Act, 1997
Local Planning Appeal Support Centre Repeal Act, 2019
Local Planning Appeal Tribunal Act, 2017
Local Roads Boards Act
Municipal Act, 2001
Municipal Affairs Act
Municipal Arbitrations Act
Municipal Conflict of Interest Act
Municipal Corporations Quieting Orders Act
Municipal Extra-Territorial Tax Act
Municipal Franchises Act
Municipal Property Assessment Corporation Act, 1997
Municipal Tax Assistance Act
Municipal Water and Sewage Transfer Act, 1997
Ontario Planning and Development Act, 1994
Planning Act
Regional Municipality of Peel Act, 2005
Supporting Growth and Housing in York and Durham Regions Act, 2022
[last edited 06 Nov 2022]
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