A wide range of new provincial rules and regulations comes into effect Saturday.
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Ontario is rolling out self-serve lottery ticket terminals, and a regulation change will allow the machines to verify the customer is at least 18 years old, so staff don’t have to individually check IDs. Surgeons will no longer have to send tissues removed during reconstructive joint operations to a lab for non-essential analyses, a move the province says will reduce “outdated and costly” practices that don’t provide value to patient care.Article content
A set of labour changes in a law from Minister Monte McNaughton will require a separate washroom for women on larger construction sites and strengthen hygiene requirements on job sites.RECOMMENDED VIDEOA new program intended to make the towing industry safer launches on Tuesday, when tow operators, tow truck drivers and vehicle storage operators under the provincial towing regime can apply for certification.
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