Canadian Law

Queens University, Lederman Law Library's Introduction to Ontario Legislation, this provides information on the legislative process.

Provides online access to official versions of Ontario’s statutes and regulations. Includes laws not yet in force (grey-shaded text). All new source law is published on e-Laws, whether or not it is in force. Not-in-force provisions are also incorporated into consolidated versions of laws. Not-in-force provisions appear in consolidated law as grey-shaded text, and are accompanied by related editorial notes

Current consolidated statutes.

Current.

As enacted / passed / filed / sessional, 2000 to current.

As enacted / passed / filed / sessional, 2000 to current.

Repealed, revoked and spent.

Repealed, revoked and spent.

A list of Ontario's consolidated and unconsolidated regulations. Indicates the statute under which the regulation was made, whether the regulation is on e-Laws, whether any laws amended the regulation or any change notices were given affecting it, and whether it has been revoked or identified as spent.

The Osgoode Digital Commons Library. From colonial times to 1999 inclusive, as officially published in the annual or sessional statute volumes for the years when the legislation was passed.

From 1914 to the last revision in 1990, as officially published by the Queen’s Printer.

Provides access to the:
• Regulations of Ontario (1944-2008).
• Revised Regulations of Ontario (1950-1990).

Available online on the official Gazette website January 2000 to current. However, the print version of the Gazette remains the only official version.

36th Parliament, 1st session, 1995 - to current.

1977 to present.