OSH Security Practice Test

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The Trespass to Property Act is

Federal
Provincial
Municipal
None of the above

The correct answer is: Provincial

The Trespass to Property Act is a provincial statute that regulates issues related to unauthorized access to property in Canada. This legislation is essential for protecting property rights and provides property owners with specific rights and remedies when their property is entered without permission. Each province in Canada has its own version of this act tailored to its legal framework, which is why it falls under provincial jurisdiction rather than federal or municipal. This provincial nature is crucial, as property laws can vary significantly across regions, reflecting local circumstances and policies.