You might need to know what is legally required when creating your design.
Codes are laws, but not all laws are codes. (Confused yet?)
To find laws, you need to look at the federal, provincial and municipal laws governing the area you are interested in.
For the City of Toronto, you might need to look at:
Federal laws - Government of Canada (to search, try the basic search; to brows, click "consolidated acts" or "consolidated regulations")
Provincial Laws - Government of Ontario e-Laws website (to search, type a few keywords into the search box; to browse, click on a letter)
Municipal Laws (also called bylaws) - City of Toronto Municipal Code and bylaws
The websites listed are all freely searchable and the laws are provided in fulltext.
These are a few of the many resources produced by the MTO that you may find useful. Many additional resources are available on their website.
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