Which piece of legislation does NOT pertain to dealings with young people?

The Juvenile Correction Act is focused on the treatment and rehabilitation of juvenile delinquents and has mostly historical significance, particularly in the United States. In Ontario and Canada, the more relevant legislation concerning young people includes those that outline the rights and responsibilities surrounding youth involvement with the legal system, such as the Child, Youth, and Family Services Act, which governs the care of children and youth, and the Youth Criminal Justice Act, which deals specifically with the youth justice system.

The Provincial Offences Act is related to minor offences and can apply to youth, but it is not exclusively focused on issues pertaining to young people. Therefore, the Juvenile Correction Act stands out as the least relevant in the context of specifically Canadian legislation concerning youth, making it the correct choice for this question.