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What changed in Canadian law, October 26, 2026 to November 1, 2026

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Ontario · AmendedDate recorded October 28, 2026

New $17 fee introduced for changing the wording on a notary public's stamp in Ontario

A new fee of $17 now applies when a notary public requests a change to the wording of their official stamp. This is a separate, standalone fee distinct from the existing fees for initial appointments or reappointments…

R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 831Government OperationsCourts & Justice+1 / −0 lines
Ontario · AmendedDate recorded October 28, 2026

New $17 fee added for changing the wording on a commissioner's stamp

A new fee has been introduced for commissioners appointed to take affidavits in Ontario. Anyone who needs to change the wording on their commissioner's stamp must now pay $17 to the Crown. The existing fees — $75 for…

R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 76Government OperationsCourts & Justice+2 / −1 lines
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