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Orderly Payment of Debts Regulations — 4
4 I make this affidavit in full knowledge of the fact that I am required to make full disclosure to the clerk of the court of any proceeds realized from the disposal of this security and to pay into court any proceeds in excess of my claim against the debtor.
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(Sworn or affirmed) before me at , in the Province of , this day of 20 Debtor
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TAKE NOTICE that as debtor is in default over 90 days on payment under Consolidation Order No dated the day of , 20 , you are entitled to proceed forthwith, independently of all other creditors and without reference to the Court, for enforcement of your claim under the Consolidation Order.
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APPLICATION FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION OF DEBTOR
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TAKE NOTICE that I hereby apply for a further examination and hearing (of the Debtor) in respect of (his/my) financial circumstances.
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DATED this day of 20 (Creditor or Debtor)
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(Delete line that does not apply TAKE NOTICE that (Creditor or Debtor) has applied for a further examination and hearing of the debtor in respect of his financial circumstances.
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(For Debtor) You are therefore required to appear before the clerk of the Court on the day of , 20 in the courthouse at at which time this further examination will be held.
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The Court of In re Consolidation Order No. (Name of Debtor) of (District or Centre)
Direction to the CRTC (Reservation of Cable Channels) — 1
1 This Order may be cited as Direction to the CRTC (Reservation of Cable Channels) .
Direction to the CRTC (Reservation of Cable Channels) — 2
2 The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission is hereby directed that on or after March 19, 1970, a licence to operate a broadcasting receiving undertaking may not be issued or renewed in respect of any such undertaking situated in a province where the provincial authority of the province has given notice in writing to the Commission that it desires that cable transmission facilities of that undertaking be reserved for the use of the provincial authority for the purpose of broadcasting, at times stipulated in the notice, the types of programming defined in the appendix, and has satisfied the Commission that it has the present intention of using such facilities within a reasonable period of time, unless the Commission stipulates that at least one channel of the undertaking be reserved for the use of the provincial authority for that purpose.
Direction to the CRTC (Reservation of Cable Channels) — 3
3 In this Direction, "provincial authority" means a provincial authority as defined in the appendix.
Direction to the CRTC (Reservation of Cable Channels) — 1
1 Where, within its jurisdiction, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, on the direction of the Governor in Council, stipulates that at least one channel of a cable transmission facility be set aside for the use of a provincial authority for educational broadcasting or where the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation acts as agent of Her Majesty in right of Canada in providing a transmission facility for the use of a provincial authority for educational broadcasting, the time reserved on such channel or transmission facility for the provincial authority shall be used for broadcasting the following types of programming: (a) programming designed to be presented in such a context as to provide a continuity of learning opportunity aimed at the acquisition or improvement of knowledge or the enlargement of understanding of members of the audience to whom such programming is directed and under circumstances such that the acquisition or improvement of such knowledge or the enlargement of such understanding is subject to supervision or assessment by the provincial authority by any appropriate means; and (b) programming providing information on the available courses of instruction or involving the broadcasting of special education events within the educational system.
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2 Provincial authority , in relation to any province, means such person, body or authority as may be designated by the lieutenant governor in council of that province as the provincial authority for that province for the purposes of this definition.
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3 The intention of this Appendix is to ensure that such programming, taken as a whole, shall be designed to furnish educational opportunities and shall be distinctly different from general broadcasting available on the public or private channels.
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — 2
Nations in accordance with Article 63 of the Charter of the United Nations, and (b) any international organization of which Canada is a member, the primary purpose of which is the maintenance of international peace or the economic or social well-being of a community of nations; ( organisation internationale ) logging means the converting of trees into timber when carried on in a forest, on a woodlot or on a tree farm; ( exploitation forestière ) lumbering means the milling of timber into lumber or boards when carried on in a forest, on a woodlot or on a tree farm, and includes the preparation of timber for milling in such place; ( débit des bois ) trapping means the operations involved in using any trap, snare or other device for taking or destroying any wild animal, but does not include any operation involved in carrying on the business of rodent extermination. ( piégeage ) (3) For the purposes of the definitions logging and lumbering in subsection (2), timber means logs of any size, lathwood, pulpwood, fuelwood, tiewood, veneerwood, posts, bolts, piles, pit props, spars, stakes, bark, chips or any crude wood before it has been milled or otherwise manufactured. SOR/92-17, s. 1; SOR/96-522, s. 1; SOR/2013-61, s. 1; SOR/2013-208, s. 1
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Act means the Canada Pension Plan ; ( Loi )
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Commissioner [Repealed, SOR/2013-61, s. 1]
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Minister means (a) in Parts I, II, III and IV, the Minister of National Revenue, and (b) in Part V, the Minister as defined in subsection 42(1) of the Act. ( ministre )
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Vice-Chairman [Repealed, SOR/2013-61, s. 1]
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (a)
agriculture means the operations of farming when carried on on a farm for the benefit of an individual or other person who is a farmer and, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, includes the operation of (a) the clearing of land for the purposes of farming, (b) the cultivation of the soil, (c) the conservation of the soil, including the construction, maintenance and operations of tile drainage systems, ditches, canals, reservoirs or waterways exclusively for the purposes of farming, (d) the producing, harvesting, storing or grading of any natural product of farming, (e) the preparation of land for or the harvesting of wild berries, (f) the raising of bees and producing of honey, (g) the breeding or raising of horses, beasts of burden, cattle, sheep, goats, swine, furbearing animals, birds of any kind or the production of eggs, (h) dairy farming and the processing of milk, butter or cheese on the farm where it is produced, (i) producing maple sap, maple syrup or maple sugar, when carried on on a farm for the benefit of an individual or other person who is a farmer, and includes (j) the offering for sale or selling, off the farm for the benefit of such farmer, of any of the products of the operations previously described in this definition where such offering for sale or selling is incidental to those operations, and (k) the exhibiting, advertising, assembling, freezing, storing, grading, processing, packing and transporting, off the farm for the benefit of such farmer, of the products described in paragraph (j) where the exhibiting, advertising, assembling, freezing, storing, grading, processing, packing or transporting is incidental to the offering for sale or selling described in that paragraph; ( agriculture )
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agricultural enterprise means the business of agriculture carried on for the benefit of an individual or other person who is a farmer; ( entreprise agricole )
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fishing means fishing for or catching any fish, including shellfish, crustaceans or molluscs, or any aquatic animal or plant by any method whatever; ( pêche )
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forestry means the planting, breeding, propagation, production, protection, measuring or harvesting of trees when carried on in a forest, on a woodlot or on a tree farm, and includes all services incidental to any of those activities if such services are performed where the activities are carried on; ( sylviculture )
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (a)
horticulture means (a) the operations relating to the breeding, producing, raising or harvesting of (i) vegetables, flowers, shrubs or ornamental grasses, and (ii) seeds, seedlings, grafts and cuttings of vegetables, flowers, shrubs or ornamental grasses, and (b) the operations relating to landscape gardening where the landscape gardening is incidental to the carrying on of (i) any of the operations described in paragraph (a), or (ii) agriculture, and includes all services incidental to the carrying on of any of the operations described in paragraph (a) or (b) if such services are performed where the operations are carried on; ( horticulture )
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hunting means hunting for or catching or killing any wild animal by any method whatever, but does not include any operation involved in carrying on the business of rodent extermination; ( chasse )
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international organization means (a) any specialized agency of which Canada is a member that is brought into relationship with the United Nations in accordance with Article 63 of the Charter of the United Nations, and (b) any international organization of which Canada is a member, the primary purpose of which is the maintenance of international peace or the economic or social well-being of a community of nations; ( organisation internationale )
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logging means the converting of trees into timber when carried on in a forest, on a woodlot or on a tree farm; ( exploitation forestière )
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lumbering means the milling of timber into lumber or boards when carried on in a forest, on a woodlot or on a tree farm, and includes the preparation of timber for milling in such place; ( débit des bois )
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trapping means the operations involved in using any trap, snare or other device for taking or destroying any wild animal, but does not include any operation involved in carrying on the business of rodent extermination. ( piégeage )
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — 3
3 The definitions in this section apply in this Part, employed on a non-continuous basis [Repealed, SOR/85-39, s. 1] employee’s contribution means any amount determined in accordance with sections 5, 5.1 and 6; ( cotisation de l’employé ) employer’s contribution means an amount determined in accordance with section 7; ( cotisation de l’employeur ) ordinary remuneration means the remuneration paid to an employee on a pay day in respect of employment in the relevant pay period and includes fees paid to a director of a corporation if no other remuneration is payable to the director by the corporation; ( rémunération ordinaire ) pay day means the day on which remuneration ordinarily is paid to an employee; ( jour de paie ) pay period means (a) the usual period for which an employee is paid on a pay day, or (b) where there is no usual period, the period for which the employee is actually paid on a pay day, and for the purposes of paragraphs (a) and (b) includes a period of an hour or a day; ( période de paie ) remuneration has the same meaning as the expression “contributory salary and wages” as used in section 12 of the Act; ( rémunération ) year’s maximum base contribution means an amount calculated by multiplying a person’s contribution rate for the year by the difference between the amount of the person’s maximum pensionable earnings and the amount of the person’s basic exemption; ( cotisation de base maximale pour l’année ) year’s maximum contribution [Repealed, SOR/2019-41, s. 1] year’s maximum first additional contribution means an amount calculated by multiplying a person’s first additional contribution rate for the year by the difference between the amount of the person’s maximum pensionable earnings and the amount of the person’s basic exemption; ( première cotisation supplémentaire maximale pour l’année ) year’s maximum second additional contribution means an amount calculated by multiplying a person’s second additional contribution rate for the year by the difference between the amount of the person’s additional maximum pensionable earnings and the amount of the person’s maximum pensionable earnings. ( deuxième cotisation supplémentaire maximale pour l’année ) SOR/78-142, s. 1; SOR/78-935, s. 1; SOR/80-133, s. 1; SOR/81-99, s. 1; SOR/82-290, s. 1; SOR/83-270, s. 1; SOR/84-115, s. 1; SOR/85-39, s. 1; SOR/85-1164, s. 1; SOR/86-1134, s. 1; SOR/87-721, s. 1; SOR/88-639, s. 1; SOR/89-580, s. 1; SOR/90-829, s. 1; SOR/90-832, s. 1; SOR/92-36, s. 1; SOR/92-736, s. 1; SOR/94-173, s. 1; SOR/95-156, s. 1; SOR/96-262, s. 1; SOR/97-384, s. 1; SOR/98-258, s. 1; SOR/99-60, s. 1; SOR/2000-61, s. 1; SOR/2001-135, s. 1; SOR/2002-245, s. 1 SOR/2019-41, s. 1
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employed on a non-continuous basis [Repealed, SOR/85-39, s. 1]
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employee’s contribution means any amount determined in accordance with sections 5, 5.1 and 6; ( cotisation de l’employé )
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employer’s contribution means an amount determined in accordance with section 7; ( cotisation de l’employeur )
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ordinary remuneration means the remuneration paid to an employee on a pay day in respect of employment in the relevant pay period and includes fees paid to a director of a corporation if no other remuneration is payable to the director by the corporation; ( rémunération ordinaire )
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pay day means the day on which remuneration ordinarily is paid to an employee; ( jour de paie )
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (a)
pay period means (a) the usual period for which an employee is paid on a pay day, or (b) where there is no usual period, the period for which the employee is actually paid on a pay day, and for the purposes of paragraphs (a) and (b) includes a period of an hour or a day; ( période de paie )
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remuneration has the same meaning as the expression “contributory salary and wages” as used in section 12 of the Act; ( rémunération )
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year’s maximum base contribution means an amount calculated by multiplying a person’s contribution rate for the year by the difference between the amount of the person’s maximum pensionable earnings and the amount of the person’s basic exemption; ( cotisation de base maximale pour l’année )
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year’s maximum contribution [Repealed, SOR/2019-41, s. 1]
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year’s maximum first additional contribution means an amount calculated by multiplying a person’s first additional contribution rate for the year by the difference between the amount of the person’s maximum pensionable earnings and the amount of the person’s basic exemption; ( première cotisation supplémentaire maximale pour l’année )
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year’s maximum second additional contribution means an amount calculated by multiplying a person’s second additional contribution rate for the year by the difference between the amount of the person’s additional maximum pensionable earnings and the amount of the person’s maximum pensionable earnings. ( deuxième cotisation supplémentaire maximale pour l’année )
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4 For the purposes of subsection 21(1) of the Act, the rules set out in sections 5 and 5.1 are prescribed for the purposes of determining an employee’s contribution to be deducted by the employee’s employer from any payment of remuneration in a year. SOR/85-39, s. 2; SOR/90-829, s. 2 SOR/2019-41, s. 2
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — 5.1
5.1 (1) Subject to paragraph (3), for the year 2024 and each subsequent year, the amount of an employee’s second additional contribution to be deducted by their employer from a payment of remuneration paid to the employee in a year shall be determined in accordance with subsection (2) when the result of the following formula exceeds zero: (A + B) − C where A is the payment of remuneration that the employer pays to the employee; B is the total remuneration paid by the employer to that employee for the year up to the date of the payment; and C is the greater of (a) the total of the remuneration paid by the employer to that employee for the year up to the date of the payment; and (b) the amount of the employee’s maximum pensionable earnings for the year. (2) The amount of the employee’s second additional contribution is determined by using the following formula and rounding the result to the nearest multiple of $0.01 or, if that result is equidistant from two such multiples, to the higher of them: E × F where E is the result of the calculation as set out under subsection (1); and F is the second additional contribution rate for employees for the year. (3) The aggregate of an employee’s second additional contributions for a year deducted by the person’s employer from a payment of remuneration in respect of pensionable employment shall not exceed the year’s maximum second additional contribution. SOR/2019-41, s. 4
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — 6
6 (1) If an employee has made a base contribution and a first additional contribution for the year under a provincial pension plan in respect of salary and wages paid to the employee by an employer, the amount of the employee’s base contribution and the employee’s first additional contribution determined under section 5, in respect of a payment of remuneration to the employee in that year by that employer, shall not exceed the amount remaining after subtracting from the sum of the year’s maximum base contribution and the year’s maximum first additional contribution the aggregate of that employee’s base contributions and first additional contributions previously required to be deducted in that year by that employer under this Part or under a provincial pension plan. (2) For the purposes of the calculation under subsection (1), the amount of contributions previously required to be deducted by the employer under a provincial pension plan is equal to the amount determined by multiplying the amount of those contributions by the ratio that the sum of the contribution rate for employees and the first additional contribution rate for employees under the Act bears to the sum of the corresponding rates of the provincial pension plan. (3) If an employee has made a second additional contribution for the year under a provincial pension plan in respect of salary and wages paid to the employee by an employer, the amount of the employee’s second additional contribution determined under section 5.1, in respect of a payment of remuneration to the employee in that year by that employer, shall not exceed the amount remaining after subtracting from the year’s maximum second additional contribution the aggregate of that employee’s second additional contributions previously required to be deducted in that year by that employer under this Part or under a provincial pension plan. (4) For the purposes of the calculation under subsection (3), the amount of contributions previously required to be deducted by the employer under a provincial pension plan is equal to the amount determined by multiplying the amount of those contributions by the ratio that the second additional contribution rate for employees under the Act bears to the corresponding rate under the provincial pension plan. SOR/86-1134, s. 3; SOR/90-829, s. 3 SOR/2019-41, s. 5
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — 6.1
6.1 (1) For the purposes of subsections 10(1) and 13(3) of the Act, the salary and wages on which a base contribution has been made for the year by an individual under a provincial pension plan is an amount equal to the aggregate of all base contributions required to be made by the individual in that year under a provincial pension plan in respect of salary and wages, divided by the base contribution rate for employees under the provincial plan for the year. (2) For the purposes of subsections 10(1.1) and 13(3.1) and (3.2) of the Act, the salary and wages on which a first additional contribution has been made for the year by an individual under a provincial pension plan is an amount equal to the aggregate of all first additional contributions required to be made by the individual in that year under a provincial pension plan in respect of salary and wages, divided by the first additional contribution rate for employees under the provincial pension plan for the year. (3) For the purposes of subsections 10(1.2) and 13(3.2) of the Act, the salary and wages on which a second additional contribution has been made for the year by an individual under a provincial pension plan is an amount equal to the aggregate of all second additional contributions required to be made by the individual in that year under a provincial pension plan in respect of salary and wages, divided by the second additional contribution rate for employees under the provincial pension plan for the year. SOR/2019-41, s. 5 SOR/2019-41, s. 6
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — 7
7 The amount that an employer shall remit as the employer’s contribution in respect of a payment of remuneration made by the employer to an employee in pensionable employment is an amount equal to the employee’s contributions required to be deducted under this Part in respect of that payment of remuneration. SOR/2019-41, s. 7