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In force 5
These already apply. Each line says what it means for you.
- Manitoba's Technical Safety Act replaces the Elevator Act, with new permits, licences and incident reportingElevator mechanics doing regulated work need a regulated work licence and must follow adopted codes.
- Manitoba adopts the 2024 Canadian Electrical CodeElectricians must work to CEC 2024 (26th edition) and Manitoba's amendments.
- Federal recognition of provincial trade and occupational licencesA provincial or territorial trade authorization must be recognized for comparable federally regulated work.
- Buy Canadian policy: Canadian steel, aluminum and wood on large federal constructionTrades supplying structural steel, aluminum or wood packages must provide proof the materials were produced in Canada.
- Manitoba prompt payment and adjudication in forceYou have statutory payment deadlines, the right to interim-binding adjudication, and 60 days to register a lien.
Announced 1
Passed or proposed, not in force yet. Dates can change. Each line says what it means for you.