GreatNorthCollective/greatnorth-canada-federal-laws-text huggingface dataset:
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plant fossil means the fossilized remains of vegetable matter; ( plante fossile )
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recovered from the soil , in respect of an object or specimen, means that the object or specimen has originated in or has been excavated from bedrock or sediments, has been retrieved as a find from the surface of bedrock or sediments or has been recovered from snow or ice; ( trouvé sur ou dans le sol )
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tektite means any natural form of silicate glass of non-volcanic origin; ( tectite )
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type fossil specimen means any fossil specimen or portion thereof of a biological species used in the original scientific study and published description of that species; ( spécimen fossile type )
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type mineral specimen means any mineral specimen or portion thereof of a mineral species used in the original scientific study and published description of that species; ( spécimen minéral type )
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vertebrate fossil means the fossilized remains of an animal that possessed a backbone; ( vertébré fossile )
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vertebrate trace fossil means the fossilized trace of a vertebrate. ( empreinte fossile de vertébré )
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2 Mineral specimens, whether composed of a single mineral, a part of a mineral or an aggregate of minerals, recovered from the soil of Canada, the territorial sea of Canada or the inland or other internal waters of Canada, as follows: (a) a type mineral specimen or a described mineral specimen of any value; (b) a single mineral specimen of a fair market value in Canada of more than $2,000; (c) a collection of 10 or more mineral specimens of a fair market value in Canada of more than $5,000 recovered from a specific mine, quarry or locality; (d) mineral specimens in bulk, recovered from a specific mineral occurrence, weighing 225 kg (500 pounds) or more of any value; and (e) meteorites and tektites of any value. SOR/95-170, s. 1; SOR/97-159, s. 2; SOR/2005-260, s. 4(F)
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3 Palaeontological specimens recovered from the soil of Canada, the territorial sea of Canada or the inland or other internal waters of Canada, as follows: (a) a type fossil specimen of any value; (b) fossil amber of any value; (c) a vertebrate fossil specimen of a fair market value in Canada of more than $500; (d) an invertebrate fossil specimen of a fair market value in Canada of more than $500; (e) specimens in bulk weighing 11.25 kg (25 pounds) or more of vertebrate fossils or vertebrate trace fossils of any value; and (f) specimens in bulk weighing 22.5 kg (50 pounds) or more, recovered from a specific outcrop, quarry or locality, that include one or more specimens of any value of the following, namely, (i) invertebrate fossils, (ii) plant fossils, or (iii) fossiliferous rock containing plant fossils or invertebrate fossils. SOR/95-170, s. 1; SOR/97-159, s. 3; SOR/2005-260, s. 5(F)
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4 (1) An archaeological object of any value recovered from the soil of Canada, the territorial sea of Canada or the inland or other internal waters of Canada not less than 75 years after its burial, concealment or abandonment if the object is an artifact or organic remains, including human remains, associated with or representative of historic or prehistoric cultures. (2) Without restricting the generality of subitem (1), archaeological objects described in that subitem include (a) artifacts that relate to the Aboriginal peoples of Canada, namely, (i) arrow heads, harpoon heads and such other projectile points used as hunting implements, (ii) adzes, axes, awls, celts, chisels and such other tools and agricultural implements, (iii) clubs, tomahawks and such other weapons, (iv) harpoon heads, fish hooks, sinkers, and such other fishing implements, (v) pipes, vessels, potsherds and such other pottery, (vi) effigies, rock drawings, wampum and such other ceremonial and religious articles, and (vii) beads, articles of adornment and such other objects used as trading goods; (b) artifacts that relate to the progressive exploration, occupation, defence and development of the territory that is now Canada by non-aboriginal peoples, namely, (i) arms, accoutrements, fragments of uniforms, buckles, badges, buttons, and such other objects related to military activity, (ii) beads, articles of adornment and such other objects used as trading goods associated with the fur trade, (iii) hunting, fishing and trapping implements, (iv) ordnance, ship’s gear, anchors and such other objects related to naval activity, (v) religious paraphernalia and such other objects related to missionary activity, (vi) coins, cargo from shipwrecks or sunken ships and such other objects related to transportation, supply and commerce, (vii) utensils, implements, tools, weapons, household articles and such other objects related to early settlement and pioneer life, and (viii) machinery and such other objects related to manufacture and industry; and (c) organic remains associated with or representative of historic or prehistoric cultures. SOR/86-329, s. 2; SOR/97-159, s. 4; SOR/2005-260, s. 6
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1 The definitions in this section apply in this Group. Aboriginal person of Canada means a person of Indian or Inuit ancestry, including a Métis person, or a person recognized as being a member of an Indian, Inuit or Métis group by the other members of that group, who at any time ordinarily resided in the territory that is now Canada. ( Autochtone du Canada ) object of ethnographic material culture means an object that was made, reworked or adapted for use by a person who is an Aboriginal person of Canada, or an aboriginal person of a country other than Canada, that may (a) incorporate features reflecting contact with non-aboriginal cultures; and (b) be a single object or an object together with its component parts that form a single unit. ( objet de culture matérielle ethnographique ) SOR/95-170, s. 2; SOR/97-159, s. 5
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Aboriginal person of Canada means a person of Indian or Inuit ancestry, including a Métis person, or a person recognized as being a member of an Indian, Inuit or Métis group by the other members of that group, who at any time ordinarily resided in the territory that is now Canada. ( Autochtone du Canada )
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object of ethnographic material culture means an object that was made, reworked or adapted for use by a person who is an Aboriginal person of Canada, or an aboriginal person of a country other than Canada, that may (a) incorporate features reflecting contact with non-aboriginal cultures; and (b) be a single object or an object together with its component parts that form a single unit. ( objet de culture matérielle ethnographique )
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2 An object of ethnographic material culture that (a) has a fair market value in Canada of more than $3,000 and was made, reworked or adapted for use by an Aboriginal person of Canada; (b) has a fair market value in Canada of more than $10,000 and was made, reworked or adapted for use by an aboriginal person of the territory that is now (i) the United States, (ii) Greenland, or (iii) the part of the Russian Federation east of 135° longitude; or (c) has a fair market value in Canada of more than $20,000 and was made, reworked or adapted for use by a person who is an aboriginal person of a territory other than a territory mentioned in paragraph (a) or (b). SOR/86-329, ss. 3, 4; SOR/95-170, s. 3; SOR/97-159, s. 5
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1 The definitions in this section apply in this Group. accoutrement means a military accessory that is associated with the wearing of or use of a specific hand-carried weapon or piece of ordnance. It includes magazines, loading tools, belts, straps, holsters, mounts, telescopic or other sights, powder horns or flasks, bullet pouches, molds or starters, ramrods or wiping sticks, bayonets, scabbards and carrying cases. ( accessoires ) dress means an object that is armour, a head-dress, pantaloons, a tunic with trappings, accessories or any other associated articles that form a part of military apparel. ( costume ) hand-carried weapon or piece of ordnance includes (a) a small arm, staff-weapon or an edged weapon; and (b) a cannon or artillery piece that is muzzle-loaded or breech-loaded, whether originally mounted or unmounted, that was used or designed to be used for a warlike purpose. ( arme portative ou pièce d’artillerie ) military shall be construed as relating to any warlike force. ( militaire ) SOR/97-159, s. 6
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accoutrement means a military accessory that is associated with the wearing of or use of a specific hand-carried weapon or piece of ordnance. It includes magazines, loading tools, belts, straps, holsters, mounts, telescopic or other sights, powder horns or flasks, bullet pouches, molds or starters, ramrods or wiping sticks, bayonets, scabbards and carrying cases. ( accessoires )
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dress means an object that is armour, a head-dress, pantaloons, a tunic with trappings, accessories or any other associated articles that form a part of military apparel. ( costume )
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hand-carried weapon or piece of ordnance includes (a) a small arm, staff-weapon or an edged weapon; and (b) a cannon or artillery piece that is muzzle-loaded or breech-loaded, whether originally mounted or unmounted, that was used or designed to be used for a warlike purpose. ( arme portative ou pièce d’artillerie )
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military shall be construed as relating to any warlike force. ( militaire )
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2 Military objects made within or out of the territory that is now Canada if they relate to military activities that took place in the territory or if they relate to a person who at any time ordinarily resided in the territory and who participated in military activities that took place out of the territory, namely, (a) an order, decoration, medal, insignia, including a ribbon, collar or sash normally associated with such order, decoration, medal or insignia, that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $3,000; (b) a flag, colour, banner or pennant that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $3,000; (c) dress that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $3,000; and (d) any hand-carried weapon or piece of ordnance, or their associated accoutrements, that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $3,000. SOR/86-329, s. 5; SOR/95-170, s. 4; SOR/97-159, s. 7
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1 In this Group, object of applied and decorative art means art in which the principles of design, ornamentation, enrichment and decoration are applied to the production of functional and utilitarian objects or architectural features. SOR/97-159, s. 8
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2 (1) Objects of applied and decorative art that are more than 100 years old made in the territory that is now Canada, namely, (a) glassware, ceramics, textiles, woodenware and works in base metals that have a fair market value in Canada of more than $1,000; and (b) furniture, sculptured works in wood, other than sacred or religious carvings, works in precious metals and other objects of applied and decorative art that have a fair market value in Canada of more than $4,000. (2) Without restricting the generality of paragraph (1)(a), objects of applied and decorative art described in that paragraph include (a) utensils, tools, earthenware and such other household articles; (b) costumes, embroidery, lace and such other objects related to dress; (c) personal weapons; and (d) objects of folk art. (3) Without restricting the generality of paragraph (1)(b), objects of applied and decorative art described in that paragraph include (a) articles made of silver or gold; (b) jewellery; (c) decorative sculpture; (d) architectural features; (e) furnishings, including carpets, tapestries and lighting fixtures; and (f) objects of folk art. SOR/97-159, s. 10; SOR/2005-260, s. 8(F)
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3 An object of applied and decorative art that was made in the territory that is now Canada, that is not less than 50 years old and that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $3,000, namely, a sacred or religious carving. SOR/95-170, s. 5; SOR/97-159, s. 11
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4 An object of applied and decorative art that is not less than 50 years old, that was made within or outside the territory that is now Canada by a person who at any time ordinarily resided in that territory and that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $6,000. SOR/95-170, s. 6; SOR/97-159, s. 11
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5 (1) An object of applied and decorative art that is made outside the territory that is now Canada, that is not less than 50 years old and that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $3,000, namely, (a) a Canadian pattern coin; (b) a trial strike of a Canadian coin; (c) a medal or medallion intended for or awarded to a person who at any time ordinarily resided in the territory that is now Canada; or (d) a pre-production proof of a Canadian postage stamp. (2) An object of applied and decorative art, other than an object described in subsection (1), that is made outside the territory that is now Canada, that is not less than 50 years old, that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $8,000 and that (a) was commissioned by a person who at any time ordinarily resided in the territory that is now Canada; (b) incorporates a Canadian theme or subject; or (c) is identified with a prominent person, institution or memorable event that relates to the art history, history or national life of Canada. SOR/86-329, ss. 6 to 9; SOR/97-159, s. 11
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6 Any object of applied and decorative art, other than an object described in section 5, that was made outside the territory that is now Canada, that is not less than 50 years old and that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $15,000. SOR/97-159, s. 11; SOR/2005-260, s. 9(F)
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1 The definitions in this section apply in this Group. drawing means a unique artistic representation or work including calligraphy, usually on paper, parchment or vellum, executed in media such as pen and ink, ink wash, black or colour chalk, pastels, charcoal, graphite, water colour, gouache or metal-point. ( dessin ) painting means a unique artistic representation or work executed in oil-base pigments, fresco, collage, tempera, encaustic, synthetic or other media on stretched canvas, mounted paper, cardboard or other manufactured board, metal, glass, wood, silk or other support. ( peinture ) print means an artistic representation or work usually on paper or vellum, executed in media such as woodcut, metalcut, wood engraving, engraving, etching, drypoint, mezzotint, aquatint, soft ground, lithography, monotype, cliché-verre or silk screen. ( estampe ) sculpture means an artistic representation or work in three dimensions that is carved, modeled or constructed and includes such a representation that has subsequently been cast in plaster, metal or other substance that will take on a rigid form. ( sculpture ) SOR/95-170, s. 7; SOR/97-159, s. 12; SOR/2005-260, s. 11(F)
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drawing means a unique artistic representation or work including calligraphy, usually on paper, parchment or vellum, executed in media such as pen and ink, ink wash, black or colour chalk, pastels, charcoal, graphite, water colour, gouache or metal-point. ( dessin )
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painting means a unique artistic representation or work executed in oil-base pigments, fresco, collage, tempera, encaustic, synthetic or other media on stretched canvas, mounted paper, cardboard or other manufactured board, metal, glass, wood, silk or other support. ( peinture )
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print means an artistic representation or work usually on paper or vellum, executed in media such as woodcut, metalcut, wood engraving, engraving, etching, drypoint, mezzotint, aquatint, soft ground, lithography, monotype, cliché-verre or silk screen. ( estampe )
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sculpture means an artistic representation or work in three dimensions that is carved, modeled or constructed and includes such a representation that has subsequently been cast in plaster, metal or other substance that will take on a rigid form. ( sculpture )
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2 An object of fine art that is made within or outside the territory that is now Canada by a person who at any time ordinarily resided in the territory that is now Canada and that (a) in the case of drawing or print, has a fair market value in Canada of more than $5,000; (b) in the case of a painting or sculpture, has a fair market value in Canada of more than $15,000; and (c) in the case of works of fine art in media other than those listed in paragraph (a) or (b), or works of art in multi-media, has a fair market value in Canada of more than $5,000. SOR/95-170, s. 8(F); SOR/97-159, s. 13
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3 (1) Objects of fine art made within or outside the territory that is now Canada, namely, (a) a drawing or print that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $7,500, (b) a painting or sculpture that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $20,000, and (c) a work of fine art in media other than those listed in paragraph (a) or (b), or works of fine art in multi-media, that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $7,500, (2) The object referred to in paragraph (1)(a), (b) or (c) must (a) have been commissioned by a person who at any time ordinarily resided in the territory that is now Canada, (b) incorporate a Canadian theme or subject, or (c) be identified with a prominent person, institution or memorable event that relates to the art history, history or national life of Canada. SOR/95-170, s. 9; SOR/97-159, s. 13
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4 Objects of fine art, other than the objects described in section 2 or 3, that are made outside the territory that is now Canada, namely, (a) a drawing or print that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $15,000; (b) a painting or sculpture that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $30,000; and (c) a work of fine art in media other than those listed in paragraph (a) or (b), or works of fine art in multi-media, that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $20,000. SOR/97-159, s. 13
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5 For prints executed since 1880, a distinction shall be made between an original print in which the artist has had direct control in the preparation of the printing surface or photomechanical process involved and a reproduction made by only photomechanical means. SOR/80-855, s. 1
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6 The date of a print is established by the date of the execution of the printing surface or the date of the impression from the printing surface. SOR/80-855, s. 1; SOR/86-329, ss. 10 to 13
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7 Photographs are included in Group VII of this List. SOR/97-159, s. 14
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1 In this Group, machine means a contrivance that is used in the performance of some kind of work or activity and that consists of inter-related parts and uses any source of energy including animal power, manpower, air, water, light, steam, gravity, friction, combustion or electricity, but does not include scrap metal intended for industrial purposes; ( machine ) patent model means the model constructed for the purpose of obtaining a patent for an invention, discovery or process; ( modèle breveté ) prototype model means any original working model on which subsequent production was based; ( prototype ) scale model means a model reduced in size according to a fixed scale or proportion; ( modèle réduit ) scientific apparatus means an assembly of objects forming a unit constructed for the purpose of research in any scientific discipline; ( appareil scientifique ) scientific instrument means an implement, tool or device used for practical or scientific purposes as an instrument for examining or measuring. ( instrument scientifique ) SOR/97-159, s. 15
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machine means a contrivance that is used in the performance of some kind of work or activity and that consists of inter-related parts and uses any source of energy including animal power, manpower, air, water, light, steam, gravity, friction, combustion or electricity, but does not include scrap metal intended for industrial purposes; ( machine )
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patent model means the model constructed for the purpose of obtaining a patent for an invention, discovery or process; ( modèle breveté )
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prototype model means any original working model on which subsequent production was based; ( prototype )
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scale model means a model reduced in size according to a fixed scale or proportion; ( modèle réduit )
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scientific apparatus means an assembly of objects forming a unit constructed for the purpose of research in any scientific discipline; ( appareil scientifique )
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scientific instrument means an implement, tool or device used for practical or scientific purposes as an instrument for examining or measuring. ( instrument scientifique )
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2 An object that was made, designed or invented in the territory that is now Canada, or that was made, designed or invented out of the territory by a person who at any time ordinarily resided in the territory, and that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $3,000, as follows: (a) a scientific instrument, other than a scientific instrument that is intended to be used for any scientific or technological purpose; (b) an original scientific apparatus; or (c) a scale model, patent model or prototype model of a scientific instrument, original scientific apparatus or machine. SOR/95-170, s. 10; SOR/97-159, s. 16