Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 4 Exam Practice

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Who enacts zoning bylaws in Ontario?

Federal government
Local municipalities
Provincial government
Real estate boards
Relevantly assigned councils
Various advisory committees

The correct answer is: Local municipalities

Local municipalities in Ontario enact zoning bylaws because they have jurisdiction over their own land and development within their boundaries. This allows them to tailor the bylaws to fit the specific needs and characteristics of their community. The federal and provincial government may have some involvement, but they typically do not have the authority to enact these bylaws. Real estate boards, relevantly assigned councils, and advisory committees may provide input and advice, but they do not have the power to enact zoning bylaws.