When using pH test paper/indicator sticks you should also: 1  Make sure to only use paper/sticks that have not been previously wetted. 2  Wait for the color to stop changing (1-2 minutes maximum) before matching the paper/stick to the color key.
Red and White Regulatory Signs. Red and white regulatory signs tell you about regulations you must follow. For example, the DO NOT ENTER sign tells you there is danger ahead because vehicles will be coming toward you, usually on a freeway off-ramp or one-way street. The WRONG WAY sign may accompany the DO NOT ENTER sign.
What are Regulatory Offences? Regulatory offences, also commonly referred to as quasi-criminal offence are regulated by the Provincial Offences Act in Ontario. Unlike criminal offences defined within the Criminal Code of Canada, which apply to all Provinces within Canada, regulatory offences are specific to the province of Ontario and may differ from province to province. Some of the more common regulatory offences in Ontarioâs provincial legislation include, but are not be limited to the following provincial legislation: The Dog Ownersâ Liability Act. The Environmental Protection Act. The Occupational Health and Safety Act.