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Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 22
22 A loan guarantee may be authorized by the Minister in respect of the establishment in the areas comprised by (a) the regions designated as designated regions for the purposes of the Act by the Regional Development Incentives Designated Region Order, 1974 , and (b) the region designated as a designated region for the purposes of the Act by the Designated Region Order 1970-1 1 , of a commercial facility that provides commercial services of one or more of the following classes: (c) business offices; (d) warehousing and freight-handling facilities; (e) shopping centres; (f) convention facilities; (g) hotel accommodation; or (h) recreational facilities. 1 SOR/71-9
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 23
23 A loan guarantee shall not be authorized in respect of a commercial facility unless the total capital costs of the commercial facility will, in the opinion of the Minister, exceed (a) $2,500,000 if the commercial facility is located in the metropolitan area of Montreal; (b) $500,000 if the commercial facility is located in the metropolitan area of Winnipeg or Quebec City; or (c) $250,000 if the commercial facility is located in any other place within the areas prescribed by section 22.
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 24
24 (1) A loan guarantee shall not exceed 90 per cent of the total amount of the advances made by the lender to the borrower plus the interest thereon. (2) The Minister shall not authorize a loan guarantee unless he is satisfied that the terms and conditions of the loan are in accordance with reasonable commercial practice with respect to (a) the security provided for the loan; and (b) the circumstances in which the borrower shall be in default.
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 25
25 (1) It is a condition of any loan guarantee that the lender shall, semi-annually or at such shorter intervals as may be specified in the loan guarantee agreement, provide the Minister with a report showing (a) the amount and date of any advances made under the loan; (b) the amount and date of any payment received on account of principal or interest on the loan; (c) any amount due on the last day of each month of the period covered by the report; and (d) the amount and type of insurance carried on the facility or commercial facility. (2) It is a condition of any incremental loan guarantee that the lender pay to the Receiver General, at the time he provides the Minister with a report pursuant to subsection (1), a guarantee fee of two per cent per annum, calculated on the guaranteed portion of the loan outstanding as of the last day of each month of the period covered by the report. (3) It is a condition of any shared-risk loan guarantee that the lender pay to the Receiver General, at the time he provides the Minister with a report pursuant to subsection (1), (a) where the percentage guaranteed does not exceed 50 per cent of the loan, a guarantee fee of one per cent per annum calculated on the guaranteed portion of the loan outstanding as of the last day of each month of the period covered by the report; and (b) where the percentage guaranteed exceeds 50 per cent of the loan, a guarantee fee of (i) one per cent per annum, calculated on the first 50 per cent of the guaranteed portion of the loan outstanding as of the last day of each month of the period covered by the report, (ii) two per cent of the percentage guaranteed that exceeds 50 per cent but does not exceed 70 per cent of the guaranteed portion of the loan outstanding as of the last day of each month of the period covered by the report, and (iii) three per cent of the percentage guaranteed that exceeds 70 per cent of the guaranteed portion of the loan outstanding as of the last day of each month of the period covered by the report. (4) For the purposes of this section, incremental loan guarantee means a guarantee under which, after default by the borrower, the lender is entitled to apply any proceeds obtained from the realization of the security firstly in satisfaction of that portion of the unpaid balance of the loan that is not guaranteed by Her Majesty; ( garantie croissante d’un prêt ) shared-risk loan guarantee means a guarantee under which, after default by the borrower and before Her Majesty’s liability is determined, the lender is required to apply any proceeds obtained from realization of the security in satisfaction of the loan. ( garantie d’un prêt à risques partagés )
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incremental loan guarantee means a guarantee under which, after default by the borrower, the lender is entitled to apply any proceeds obtained from the realization of the security firstly in satisfaction of that portion of the unpaid balance of the loan that is not guaranteed by Her Majesty; ( garantie croissante d’un prêt )
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shared-risk loan guarantee means a guarantee under which, after default by the borrower and before Her Majesty’s liability is determined, the lender is required to apply any proceeds obtained from realization of the security in satisfaction of the loan. ( garantie d’un prêt à risques partagés )
Regional Development Incentives Regulations — 26
26 A loan guarantee agreement shall contain conditions respecting (a) the notification to be given to the Minister where the borrower is in default; (b) the terms and conditions under which the loan guarantee may be invoked; (c) the manner in which any assets of the borrower may be taken or seized by the lender; (d) the disposition or management of assets taken or seized by the lender; (e) the payments to the Receiver General to be made by the lender out of the disposition or management of assets taken or seized by the lender; and (f) such other terms and conditions as the Minister considers appropriate.
Regional Development Incentives Designated Regions Order, 1974 — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Regional Development Incentives Designated Regions Order, 1974 .
Regional Development Incentives Designated Regions Order, 1974 — 2
2 The regions set out in the schedule are hereby designated as designated regions for the purposes of the Regional Development Incentives Act until December 31, 1984. SOR/78-858, s. 1; SOR/81-805, s. 1; SOR/82-481, s. 1
Regional Development Incentives Designated Regions Order, 1974 — 1
1 Province of Newfoundland, including Labrador
Regional Development Incentives Designated Regions Order, 1974 — 5
5 The following regions in the Province of Quebec: (a) the following counties: (i) Abitibi (ii) Arthabaska (iii) Beauce (iv) Bellechasse (v) Bonaventure (vi) Champlain (vii) Charlevoix East (viii) Charlevoix West (ix) Compton (x) Dorchester (xi) Drummond (xii) Frontenac (xiii) Gaspé East (xiv) Gaspé West (xv) [Revoked, SOR/81-805, s. 2] (xvi) Kamouraska (xvii) Labelle (xviii) Lac St-Jean East (xix) Lévis (xx) L’Islet (xxi) Lotbinière (xxii) Maskinongé (xxiii) Matane (xxiv) Matapédia (xxv) Mégantic (xxvi) Montmagny (xxvii) Montmorency No. 1 (xxviii) Montmorency No. 2 (xxix) Nicolet (xxix.1) Pontiac (xxx) Portneuf (xxxi) Québec (xxxii) Richmond (xxxiii) Rimouski (xxxiv) Rivière-du-Loup (xxxv) Sherbrooke (xxxvi) Stanstead (xxxvii) St-Maurice (xxxviii) Témiscamingue (xxxix) Témiscouata (xl) Wolfe (xli) Yamaska; (b) all that portion lying south of the 51st parallel of the following counties and districts: (i) County of Chicoutimi (ii) County of Lac St-Jean West (iii) County of Saguenay (including Anticosti Island) (iv) District of Abitibi, and (v) District of Mistassini; (c) that part of the County of Gatineau lying north of a line commencing at the Gatineau County-Papineau County boundary and the southern boundary of the surveyed township of Hincks running westerly along the southern boundary of the surveyed township of Hincks and continuing along the southern boundary of the surveyed township of Aylwin to the boundary of Gatineau and Pontiac counties. The surveyed townships are shown on Maps of the National Topographic System (1:250,000) Maps No. 31F and 31G, produced by the Surveys and Mapping Branch, Department of Energy, Mines and Resources; (d) that portion of Berthier County lying north of a line running through the surveyed township of Provost, the said line being the continuation of a line running from the point of intersection of the boundary between Montcalm and Terrebonne Counties and the southern boundary of Rolland; THENCE, easterly along the southern boundary of the surveyed townships of Rolland, Cousineau, Forbes, Gouin and Brassard Townships to the boundary between Berthier and Maskinongé (the said townships are shown on Maps No. 31I and No. 31J of the National Topographic System (1:250,000) produced by the Surveys and Mapping Branch, Department of Energy, Mines and Resources); (e) [Revoked, SOR/78-858, s. 2] (f) all the remaining territory lying north of the 51st parallel.
Regional Development Incentives Designated Regions Order, 1974 — (a)
(a) the following counties: (i) Abitibi (ii) Arthabaska (iii) Beauce (iv) Bellechasse (v) Bonaventure (vi) Champlain (vii) Charlevoix East (viii) Charlevoix West (ix) Compton (x) Dorchester (xi) Drummond (xii) Frontenac (xiii) Gaspé East (xiv) Gaspé West (xv) [Revoked, SOR/81-805, s. 2] (xvi) Kamouraska (xvii) Labelle (xviii) Lac St-Jean East (xix) Lévis (xx) L’Islet (xxi) Lotbinière (xxii) Maskinongé (xxiii) Matane (xxiv) Matapédia (xxv) Mégantic (xxvi) Montmagny (xxvii) Montmorency No. 1 (xxviii) Montmorency No. 2 (xxix) Nicolet (xxix.1) Pontiac (xxx) Portneuf (xxxi) Québec (xxxii) Richmond (xxxiii) Rimouski (xxxiv) Rivière-du-Loup (xxxv) Sherbrooke (xxxvi) Stanstead (xxxvii) St-Maurice (xxxviii) Témiscamingue (xxxix) Témiscouata (xl) Wolfe (xli) Yamaska;
Regional Development Incentives Designated Regions Order, 1974 — (b)
(b) all that portion lying south of the 51st parallel of the following counties and districts: (i) County of Chicoutimi (ii) County of Lac St-Jean West (iii) County of Saguenay (including Anticosti Island) (iv) District of Abitibi, and (v) District of Mistassini;
Regional Development Incentives Designated Regions Order, 1974 — (iii)
(iii) County of Saguenay (including Anticosti Island)
Regional Development Incentives Designated Regions Order, 1974 — (c)
(c) that part of the County of Gatineau lying north of a line commencing at the Gatineau County-Papineau County boundary and the southern boundary of the surveyed township of Hincks running westerly along the southern boundary of the surveyed township of Hincks and continuing along the southern boundary of the surveyed township of Aylwin to the boundary of Gatineau and Pontiac counties. The surveyed townships are shown on Maps of the National Topographic System (1:250,000) Maps No. 31F and 31G, produced by the Surveys and Mapping Branch, Department of Energy, Mines and Resources;
Regional Development Incentives Designated Regions Order, 1974 — (d)
(d) that portion of Berthier County lying north of a line running through the surveyed township of Provost, the said line being the continuation of a line running from the point of intersection of the boundary between Montcalm and Terrebonne Counties and the southern boundary of Rolland; THENCE, easterly along the southern boundary of the surveyed townships of Rolland, Cousineau, Forbes, Gouin and Brassard Townships to the boundary between Berthier and Maskinongé (the said townships are shown on Maps No. 31I and No. 31J of the National Topographic System (1:250,000) produced by the Surveys and Mapping Branch, Department of Energy, Mines and Resources);
Regional Development Incentives Designated Regions Order, 1974 — (f)
(f) all the remaining territory lying north of the 51st parallel.
Regional Development Incentives Designated Regions Order, 1974 — 6
6 The following regions in the Province of Ontario: All that portion lying north of a line commencing at the northeastern corner of the township of McNab, following west along the southern boundary of the township of Horton to the point of intersection with the township of Bagot; THENCE, west along the southern boundary of the township of Horton to the point of intersection with the township of Admaston; THENCE, west along the southern boundary of the township of Admaston to the point of intersection with the township of Brougham; THENCE, north along the eastern boundary of Brougham to the point of intersection with the township of Grattan; THENCE, west along the southern boundary of the township of Grattan to the point of intersection with the township of Griffith; THENCE, north along the eastern boundary of the township of Griffith to the point of intersection with the township of Sebastopol; THENCE, west along the southern boundary of the township of Sebastopol to the point of intersection with the township of Lyndoch; THENCE, north along the western boundary of the township of Sebastopol to the point of intersection with the township of South Algona; THENCE, north along the western boundary of the townships of South Algona, North Algona and Fraser to the point of intersection with the township of McKay; THENCE, west along the southern boundaries of the townships of Master, Cuthrie, Clancy, Preston, Sproule, Canisbay, Peck and Finlayson and north along the west boundary of Finlayson township to the Bethune township line; THENCE, west along the southern boundaries of Bethune, Perry, McMurrick and Monteith townships; THENCE, south along the western boundary of the township of Cardwell to the northeast corner of the township of Medora, and continuing west along the northern boundaries of the townships of Medora and Freiman to the Georgian Bay shore. The surveyed townships are shown on Map No. MCR 40 produced by the Surveys and Mapping Branch, Department of Energy, Mines and Resources.
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All that portion lying north of a line commencing at the northeastern corner of the township of McNab, following west along the southern boundary of the township of Horton to the point of intersection with the township of Bagot; THENCE, west along the southern boundary of the township of Horton to the point of intersection with the township of Admaston; THENCE, west along the southern boundary of the township of Admaston to the point of intersection with the township of Brougham; THENCE, north along the eastern boundary of Brougham to the point of intersection with the township of Grattan; THENCE, west along the southern boundary of the township of Grattan to the point of intersection with the township of Griffith; THENCE, north along the eastern boundary of the township of Griffith to the point of intersection with the township of Sebastopol; THENCE, west along the southern boundary of the township of Sebastopol to the point of intersection with the township of Lyndoch; THENCE, north along the western boundary of the township of Sebastopol to the point of intersection with the township of South Algona; THENCE, north along the western boundary of the townships of South Algona, North Algona and Fraser to the point of intersection with the township of McKay; THENCE, west along the southern boundaries of the townships of Master, Cuthrie, Clancy, Preston, Sproule, Canisbay, Peck and Finlayson and north along the west boundary of Finlayson township to the Bethune township line; THENCE, west along the southern boundaries of Bethune, Perry, McMurrick and Monteith townships; THENCE, south along the western boundary of the township of Cardwell to the northeast corner of the township of Medora, and continuing west along the northern boundaries of the townships of Medora and Freiman to the Georgian Bay shore. The surveyed townships are shown on Map No. MCR 40 produced by the Surveys and Mapping Branch, Department of Energy, Mines and Resources.
Regional Development Incentives Designated Regions Order, 1974 — 9
9 The following regions in the Province of British Columbia: (a) that portion of British Columbia known as the Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako, as more particularly described in an Order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council of British Columbia dated February 1, 1966, and contained in the British Columbia Gazette of February 17, 1966; (b) that portion of British Columbia known as the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George, as more particularly described in an Order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council of British Columbia dated March 8, 1967, and contained in the British Columbia Gazette of March 23, 1967; (c) that portion of British Columbia known as the Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine, as more particularly described in an Order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council of British Columbia dated May 31, 1969, and contained in the British Columbia Gazette of June 12, 1969, as amended by Order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council of British Columbia dated January 27, 1970, and contained in the British Columbia Gazette of February 12, 1970; (d) that portion of British Columbia known as the Peace River-Liard Regional District, as more particularly described in an Order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council of British Columbia dated January 28, 1969, and contained in the British Columbia Gazette of February 13, 1969, as amended by an Order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council of British Columbia dated September 11, 1970, and contained in the British Columbia Gazette of October 1, 1970; (e) that portion of British Columbia known as the Skeena-Queen Charlotte Regional District, as more particularly described in an Order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council of British Columbia dated August 17, 1967, and contained in the British Columbia Gazette of August 31, 1967, as amended by an Order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council of British Columbia dated May 10, 1973, and contained in the British Columbia Gazette of July 19, 1973; (f) that portion of British Columbia known as the Stikine Region (Unincorporated) bounded on the East by the Peace River-Liard Regional District, on the South by the Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako, on the West by the Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine, and the International Boundary between Canada and the United States of America, and on the North by the 60th parallel of latitude; (g) that portion of British Columbia known as the Cariboo Regional District, as more particularly described in an Order of the Lieutenant-Governor in Council of British Columbia dated January 13, 1970, and contained in the British Columbia Gazette of January 29, 1970; and (h) that portion of British Columbia known as the Central Coast Regional District, as more particularly described in an Order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council of British Columbia dated July 16, 1968, and contained in the British Columbia Gazette of August 1, 1968, as amended by an Order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council of British Columbia dated March 25, 1975, and contained in the British Columbia Gazette of April 17, 1975.
Regional Development Incentives Designated Regions Order, 1974 — (a)
(a) that portion of British Columbia known as the Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako, as more particularly described in an Order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council of British Columbia dated February 1, 1966, and contained in the British Columbia Gazette of February 17, 1966;
Regional Development Incentives Designated Regions Order, 1974 — (b)
(b) that portion of British Columbia known as the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George, as more particularly described in an Order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council of British Columbia dated March 8, 1967, and contained in the British Columbia Gazette of March 23, 1967;
Regional Development Incentives Designated Regions Order, 1974 — (c)
(c) that portion of British Columbia known as the Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine, as more particularly described in an Order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council of British Columbia dated May 31, 1969, and contained in the British Columbia Gazette of June 12, 1969, as amended by Order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council of British Columbia dated January 27, 1970, and contained in the British Columbia Gazette of February 12, 1970;
Regional Development Incentives Designated Regions Order, 1974 — (d)
(d) that portion of British Columbia known as the Peace River-Liard Regional District, as more particularly described in an Order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council of British Columbia dated January 28, 1969, and contained in the British Columbia Gazette of February 13, 1969, as amended by an Order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council of British Columbia dated September 11, 1970, and contained in the British Columbia Gazette of October 1, 1970;
Regional Development Incentives Designated Regions Order, 1974 — (e)
(e) that portion of British Columbia known as the Skeena-Queen Charlotte Regional District, as more particularly described in an Order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council of British Columbia dated August 17, 1967, and contained in the British Columbia Gazette of August 31, 1967, as amended by an Order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council of British Columbia dated May 10, 1973, and contained in the British Columbia Gazette of July 19, 1973;
Regional Development Incentives Designated Regions Order, 1974 — (f)
(f) that portion of British Columbia known as the Stikine Region (Unincorporated) bounded on the East by the Peace River-Liard Regional District, on the South by the Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako, on the West by the Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine, and the International Boundary between Canada and the United States of America, and on the North by the 60th parallel of latitude;
Regional Development Incentives Designated Regions Order, 1974 — (g)
(g) that portion of British Columbia known as the Cariboo Regional District, as more particularly described in an Order of the Lieutenant-Governor in Council of British Columbia dated January 13, 1970, and contained in the British Columbia Gazette of January 29, 1970; and
Regional Development Incentives Designated Regions Order, 1974 — (h)
(h) that portion of British Columbia known as the Central Coast Regional District, as more particularly described in an Order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council of British Columbia dated July 16, 1968, and contained in the British Columbia Gazette of August 1, 1968, as amended by an Order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council of British Columbia dated March 25, 1975, and contained in the British Columbia Gazette of April 17, 1975.
Regional Development Incentives Designated Regions Order, 1974 — 10
10 The following region in the Province of Alberta: That portion north of a line crossing the Province of Alberta commencing at the point of intersection of the border of British Columbia along the southern boundary of the Improvement District 16 to the western boundary of the Improvement District 15; THENCE, along the southern and eastern boundaries of the Improvement District 15 to the point of intersection of the Improvement Districts 15 and 17 and the Municipal District 92; THENCE, eastward along the northern boundary of the Municipal District 92 to the point of intersection of the Municipal District 92, counties 7 and 12; THENCE, eastward along the northern boundary of counties 7 and 13 to the Gold Fish Lake Indian Reserve; THENCE, southward along the western boundaries of the Gold Fish Lake Indian Reserve, county 19 and the Saddle Lake Indian Reserve; THENCE, eastward along the southern boundary of the Saddle Lake Indian Reserve, county 19 and the most southern boundary of the Improvement District 18 to the Saskatchewan Border. (The said Districts and Counties are shown on a Census of Canada Map 1971).