Application of Not-for-Profit Corporations Act, 2010
 80. (1) The following provisions of the Not-for-Profit Corporations Act, 2010 apply in respect of the Association, subject to the modifications set out in subsection (2) and such other modifications as may be necessary: 1.  Section 5. 2.  Section 37. 3.  Section 40. 4.  Section 61. 5.  Sections 69 to 71. 6.  Subsections 72 (1), (2) and (4). 7.  Subsections 73 (1) and (2). 8.  Sections 74 and 75. 9.  Sections 77 to 79. 10.  Sections 81 to 83. 11.  Subsection 91 (1). 12.  Subsections 92 (1), (2) and (3). 13.  Section 92.1. 14.  Subsections 93 (1), (2) and (2.1). 15.  Subsection 94 (1). 16.  Subsection 95 (1). 17.  Section 96. 18.  Clause 97 (1) (b). 19.  Sections 98 to 101. 20.  Sections 174 to 180. 21.  Sections 192 to 194. 22.  Subsections 199 (1), (2) and (2.1). O. Reg. 560/21, s. 1. (2) For the purposes of subsection (1), any reference to a “director” shall be read as a reference to a “councillor” and any reference to an “officer” shall be read as a reference to an “officer of the Association”. O. Reg. 560/21, s. 1. 81. Revoked:  O. Reg. 205/09, s. 9. 82.- 87. Revoked: O. Reg. 36/18, s. 11. 88. Revoked: O. Reg. 36/18, s. 12. TABLE 1 Revoked: O. Reg. 71/15, s. 26. Schedule Revoked: O. Reg. 143/08, s. 10. Schedule 1 1. The Western Region includes that part of Ontario lying south and west of a line drawn as follows: Beginning at the Canada-United States border at the Town of Fort Erie on the Niagara River, north along the Niagara River to the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake on the shoreline of Lake Ontario; then west along the shoreline of Lake Ontario to the boundary between the City of Burlington and the Town of Oakville; then north along that boundary to its northern end; continuing north along the same line to Highway 407; then west on Highway 407 to Halton Regional Road 5; continuing west along Halton Regional Road 5 to the western boundary of The Regional Municipality of Halton; then north along that boundary to Highway 401; then east on Highway 401 to Halton Regional Road 25; then north on Halton Regional Road 25, which becomes Wellington County Road 125, to Wellington County Road 124; then west on Wellington County Road 124 to Wellington County Road 26; then north on Wellington County Road 26 to Wellington County Road 18; then east on Wellington County Road 18, which becomes Dufferin County Road 3, to Dufferin County Road 24; then north on Dufferin County Road 24 to Dufferin County Road 109; then west on Dufferin County Road 109 to Dufferin County Road 25; then north on Dufferin County Road 25 to Highway 89; then east on Highway 89 to Dufferin County Road 124; then north on Dufferin County Road 124 to the northern boundary of the County of Dufferin; then north along the eastern boundary of the County of Grey to Grey County Road 19; then northwest on Grey County Road 19 to Nottawasaga Bay. 2. The West Central Region includes that part of Ontario lying within a line drawn as follows: Beginning at Lake Ontario at the boundary between the City of Burlington and the Town of Oakville, north along that boundary to its northern end; continuing north along the same line to Highway 407; then west on Highway 407 to Halton Regional Road 5; continuing west along Halton Regional Road 5 to the western boundary of The Regional Municipality of Halton; then north along that boundary to Highway 401; then east on Highway 401 to Halton Regional Road 25; then north on Halton Regional Road 25, which becomes Wellington County Road 125, to Wellington County Road 124; then west on Wellington County Road 124 to Wellington County Road 26; then north on Wellington County Road 26 to Wellington County Road 18; then east on Wellington County Road 18, which becomes Dufferin County Road 3, to Dufferin County Road 24; then north on Dufferin County Road 24 to Dufferin County Road 109; then west on Dufferin County Road 109 to Dufferin County Road 25; then north on Dufferin County Road 25 to Highway 89; then east on Highway 89 to Dufferin County Road 124; then north on Dufferin County Road 124 to the northern boundary of the County of Dufferin; then east along the northern boundary of the County of Dufferin to its eastern boundary; then south along the eastern boundary of the County of Dufferin to the northern boundary of The Regional Municipality of Peel; then east on the northern boundary of The Regional Municipality of Peel to the eastern boundary of The Regional Municipality of Peel; then south along the eastern boundary of The Regional Municipality of Peel to the southern boundary of The Regional Municipality of York; then east along the southern boundary of The Regional Municipality of York to the West Don River; then south and southeast along the West Don River to Yonge Street; then south on Yonge Street to Yorkville Avenue; then west on Yorkville Avenue to Bay Street; then south on Bay Street to College Street; then east on College Street to Yonge Street; then south on Yonge Street to Lake Ontario; then west along the shoreline of Lake Ontario, but including the Toronto Islands, to the boundary between the City of Burlington and the Town of Oakville. 3. The East Central Region includes that part of Ontario lying within a line drawn as follows: Beginning at Georgian Bay at the eastern end of the northern boundary of The District Municipality of Muskoka, east along that boundary to the western boundary of Algonquin Provincial Park; then south along the western boundary of Algonquin Provincial Park to the northern boundary of the County of Haliburton; then west and then south and then west and then south along the northern boundary of the County of Haliburton to the central portion of the northern boundary of the City of Kawartha Lakes; then west and then south and then west and then south along the northern boundary of the City of Kawartha Lakes to the northern boundary of The Regional Municipality of Durham; then west along the northern boundary of The Regional Municipality of Durham to its western boundary; then south along the western boundary of The Regional Municipality of Durham to York Regional Road 32; then northeast following a line to the junction where Highway 7 and Highway 12 meet; then east on Highway 7 to the western boundary of the City of Kawartha Lakes; then south and then east and then south along the western boundary of the City of Kawartha Lakes to the northern boundary of The Regional Municipality of Durham; then east along the northern boundary of The Regional Municipality of Durham to its eastern boundary; then south along the eastern boundary of The Regional Municipality of Durham to Lake Ontario; then west along the shoreline of Lake Ontario to Yonge Street; then north on Yonge Street to College Street; then west on College Street to Bay Street; then north on Bay Street to Yorkville Avenue; then east on Yorkville Avenue to Yonge Street; then north on Yonge Street to the West Don River; then north and northwest along the West Don River to the southern boundary of The Regional Municipality of York; then west along the southern boundary of The Regional Municipality of York to its western boundary; then north along the western boundary of The Regional Municipality of York to the southern boundary of the County of Simcoe; then west and then north and then west and then north along the western boundary of the County of Simcoe to Grey County Road 19; then northwest on Grey County Road 19 to Nottawasaga Bay. 4. The Eastern Region includes that part of Ontario lying within a line drawn as follows: Beginning at Lake Ontario at the western boundary of the County of Northumberland, north along that boundary to the southern boundary of the City of Kawartha Lakes; then west along the southern boundary of the City of Kawartha Lakes to its western boundary; then north and then west and then north along the western boundary of the City of Kawartha Lakes to Highway 7; then west on Highway 7 to the junction where Highway 7 and Highway 12 meet; then southwest following a line to the eastern end of York Regional Road 32; then north along the western boundary of The Regional Municipality of Durham to its northern boundary; then east along the northern boundary of The Regional Municipality of Durham to the western boundary of the City of Kawartha Lakes; then north and then east and then north and then east along the western boundary of the City of Kawartha Lakes to the western boundary of the County of Haliburton; then north and then east and then north and then east along the northern boundary of the County of Haliburton to the western boundary of Algonquin Provincial Park; then north along the western boundary of Algonquin Provincial Park to its northern boundary; then east along the northern boundary of Algonquin Provincial Park to the western boundary of the County of Renfrew; then north along the western boundary of the County of Renfrew to the Ottawa River. 5. The Northern Region includes that part of Ontario lying north of a line drawn as follows: Beginning at the Ottawa River at the western boundary of the County of Renfrew, south along that boundary to the northern boundary of Algonquin Provincial Park; then west along the northern boundary of Algonquin Provincial Park to its western boundary; then south along the western boundary of Algonquin Provincial Park to the southern boundary of the Territorial District of Parry Sound; then west along the southern boundary of the Territorial District of Parry Sound to Georgian Bay; then northwest following a line through Georgian Bay to the mid-point in the main channel between the Bruce Peninsula and Manitoulin Island; then west following a line to the Canada-United States border. O. Reg. 71/15, s. 27.  Français