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Canada Oil and Gas Land Regulations — 3
3 The third 24-month period of the original term of each permit issued prior to July 1, 1961, is extended by 12 months.
Canada Oil and Gas Land Regulations — Canada Oil and Gas Land Regulations
All that part of Canada north of a line following the 60th parallel north latitude from the boundary of Alaska to Hudson Bay, THENCE, along the low water mark of Hudson Bay to Cape Fullerton, THENCE, to Cape Kendall on Southampton lsland, THENCE, along the south shore of Southampton Island to Seahorse Point, THENCE, to Lloyd Point on Foxe Peninsula, THENCE, along the low water mark of the southern part of Baffin Island to the southeastern tip of Baffin Island (including the adjacent islands), THENCE, to the Savage Islands, THENCE, to the northwest corner of Resolution Island, THENCE, along the low water mark of the southern shore of Resolution Island to its southernmost point, and THENCE along parallel 61°18′ north latitude to the easternmost boundary of Canada.
Canada Oil and Gas Land Regulations — 20
“Continuation of existing interests 20 (1) Every existing federal interest remains in effect on and after the transfer date until it expires or is cancelled, until it is surrendered by the holder of the interest or until otherwise agreed to by the holder of the interest and the territorial oil and gas minister. Application of Yukon laws (2) On and after the transfer date and subject to subsection (3), Yukon oil and gas laws apply in respect of every existing federal interest, except that (a) rights under an existing federal interest, within the meaning of subsection (4), may not be diminished; and (b) the term of an existing federal interest may not be reduced. Cancellation or suspension (3) An existing federal interest may be cancelled or rights under it suspended, in accordance with Yukon oil and gas laws, if the interest could have been cancelled or the rights suspended in like circumstances before the transfer date. Rights (4) For the purposes of subsection (2), rights under an existing federal interest are the following: ... (d) in the case of a lease issued under the Canada Oil and Gas Land Regulations , C.R.C., c. 1518, (i) the rights described in section 58 of those Regulations, as that section read on the transfer date, in respect of the lands described in the lease, and (ii) a right to the reissuance of the lease, as provided by section 63 of those Regulations, as that section read on the transfer date. Confirmation of interests by Yukon laws (5) Yukon oil and gas laws must include provisions corresponding to the provisions of this section for as long as any existing federal interest remains in effect.”
Manitoba Chicken Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Manitoba Chicken Order .
Manitoba Chicken Order — 2
2 In this Order, Act means The Natural Products Marketing Act of Manitoba; ( Loi ) chicken means a chicken of any variety, grade or class that is not more than five months of age, that is raised or kept within the Province of Manitoba and is not raised for egg production and includes a broiler, fryer and roasting chicken; ( poulet ) Commodity Board means The Manitoba Chicken Broiler Producers’ Marketing Board established pursuant to the Act; ( Office de commercialisation ) Plan means any plan for the marketing of chickens, established and amended from time to time, pursuant to the Act. ( Plan ) SOR/82-668, s. 1
Manitoba Chicken Order — Manitoba Chicken Order
Act means The Natural Products Marketing Act of Manitoba; ( Loi )
Manitoba Chicken Order — Manitoba Chicken Order
chicken means a chicken of any variety, grade or class that is not more than five months of age, that is raised or kept within the Province of Manitoba and is not raised for egg production and includes a broiler, fryer and roasting chicken; ( poulet )
Manitoba Chicken Order — Manitoba Chicken Order
Commodity Board means The Manitoba Chicken Broiler Producers’ Marketing Board established pursuant to the Act; ( Office de commercialisation )
Manitoba Chicken Order — Manitoba Chicken Order
Plan means any plan for the marketing of chickens, established and amended from time to time, pursuant to the Act. ( Plan )
Manitoba Chicken Order — 3
3 The Commodity Board is authorized to regulate the marketing of chickens in interprovincial and export trade and for such purposes may, by order, with respect to persons and property situated within the Province of Manitoba, exercise all or any powers exercisable by it in relation to the marketing of chickens locally within that Province under the Act and Plan, other than those powers that are exercised by the Canadian Chicken Marketing Agency pursuant to the Farm Products Marketing Agencies Act . SOR/82-668, s. 2
Manitoba Chicken Order — 4
4 The Commodity Board is authorized, (a) [Revoked, SOR/80-90] (b) in relation to the powers granted to it under section 3 with respect to the marketing of chickens in interprovincial and export trade, to make orders fixing, imposing and collecting levies or charges from persons situated within the Province of Manitoba engaged in the production or marketing of chickens and for such purpose, classifying such persons into groups and fixing the levies or charges payable by the members of the different groups in different amounts, to use such levies or charges for its purposes, including the creation of reserves, and the payment of expenses and losses resulting from the sale or disposal of chickens, and the equalization or adjustment among producers of chickens of moneys realized from the sale thereof during such period or periods of time as the Commodity Board may determine. SOR/80-90
Oil and Gas Land Order No. 2-1961 — 1
1 This Order may be cited as Oil and Gas Land Order No. 2-1961 .
Oil and Gas Land Order No. 2-1961 — 2
2 In this Order, Regulations means the Canada Oil and Gas Land Regulations and all other words and phrases used in this Order have the same meaning as in those Regulations.
Oil and Gas Land Order No. 2-1961 — 3
3 Tenders may be called for oil and gas leases for the Canada lands referred to in subsection 57(1) of the Regulations that have not been disposed of under Oil and Gas Land Order No. 1-1961.
Oil and Gas Land Order No. 2-1961 — 4
4 Tenders for an oil and gas lease will, pursuant to section 57 of the Regulations, be called upon in one of the following sets of terms and conditions: (a) a cash bonus whereby the lessee will, in addition to complying with all provisions of the Regulations, pay to Her Majesty a fixed sum of money; (b) an exploratory work bonus whereby the lessee will, in addition to complying with all the provisions of the Regulations, deposit with the Chief money, bonds or an approved note of a value equal to the amount that the lessee undertakes to expend for exploratory work on the lease area within one or more fixed periods; or (c) a cash bonus plus a drilling commitment whereby the lessee will, in addition to complying with all the provisions of the Regulations, pay to Her Majesty a fixed sum of money and undertake to drill a well within the lease area to a fixed depth or horizon within one or more fixed periods.
Oil and Gas Land Order No. 2-1961 — 5
5 Where a lease is granted on the condition of an exploratory work bonus, (a) the amount of expenditure made by the lessee under the condition shall be determined in the same way as the allowable expenditure referred to in section 43 of the Regulations is determined; (b) the portion of the deposit equal to the expenditure made during the period set out in the condition shall be returned to the permittee; (c) the portion of the deposit not returned to the permittee is forfeited to Her Majesty; and (d) expenditure incurred by the lessee in order to obtain a return of the deposit cannot be used to effect a reduction of rental pursuant to section 80 of the Regulations.
Oil and Gas Land Order No. 2-1961 — 6
6 Where an oil and gas lease is granted on the condition of a cash bonus plus a drilling commitment (a) the size of the oil and gas lease area will vary with the location of the area and the depth of the potential reservoir horizons; (b) the oil and gas lease will be cancelled if the lessee does not, within the period set out in the condition, drill to commercial production, to a precambrian horizon or to the depth set out in the condition; (c) the period within which the well is to be drilled may be extended by the Chief, where in the opinion of the Chief, operations for the drilling of the well have been commenced; and (d) expenditure incurred by the lessee in drilling the well referred to in the condition cannot be used to effect a reduction of rental pursuant to section 80 of the Regulations.
Oil and Gas Land Order No. 2-1961 — 7
7 Any person may request that an oil and gas lease be offered for tender under any one of the sets of terms and conditions set out in this Order.
Oil and Gas Land Order No. 2-1961 — 8
8 (1) Subject to subsection (2), every oil and gas lease granted under this Order is granted upon the condition that the lessee must be a person or corporation that meets the requirements of subsection 54(2) of the Regulations. (2) Subsection (1) does not apply to an oil and gas lease granted under this Order for Canada lands that have been held under an earlier permit where the oil and gas lease is issued to the person or corporation who held that earlier permit.
Oil and Gas Land Order No. 1-1962 — 1
1 This Order may be cited as Oil and Gas Land Order No. 1-1962 .
Oil and Gas Land Order No. 1-1962 — 2
2 In this Order, Regulations means the Canada Oil and Gas Land Regulations , and all words and phrases used in this Order have the same meaning as in those Regulations.
Oil and Gas Land Order No. 1-1962 — 3
3 Tenders for an exploratory permit of the lands referred to in subsection 32(1) of the Regulations will, pursuant to that subsection, be called upon one of the following terms and conditions; (a) a cash bonus whereby the permittee will, in addition to complying with all provisions of the Regulations, pay to Her Majesty a fixed sum of money; or (b) an exploratory work bonus whereby the permittee will, in addition to complying with all the provisions of the Regulations, deposit with the Chief money, bonds or an approved note of value equal to the amount that the permittee undertakes to expend for exploratory work on the permit area within the first term of the permit as set out in section 36 of the Regulations.
Oil and Gas Land Order No. 1-1962 — 4
4 (1) Tenders for exploratory permits of the lands referred to in subsection 32(1) of the Regulations may be called either for a single permit or a block of permits. (2) Where tenders are called for a block of permits, none of the permits in that block may be granted singly. (3) The notice calling for tenders shall state whether the permits are to be granted singly or as a block.
Oil and Gas Land Order No. 1-1962 — 5
5 (1) Where a permit or block of permits is granted on the condition of an exploratory work bonus, (a) the amount of expenditure made by the permittee under the condition shall be determined in the same way as the allowable expenditure referred to in section 43 of the Regulations is determined; (b) the portion of the deposit equal to the allowable expenditure made during the period set out in the condition shall be returned to the permittee; (c) the portion of the deposit not returned to the permittee is forfeited to Her Majesty; and (d) the expenditures made to fulfil the work bonus tender shall be made for exploratory work within the boundaries of the permit or block of permits. (2) Where permits or blocks of permits are granted pursuant to the same call for tenders on the condition of an exploratory work bonus and the whole or greater part of each permit area so granted is, in the opinion of the Chief, covered by seacoast waters, a permittee, notwithstanding paragraph (1)(d), may apply to the Chief to group those permit areas for the purpose of fulfilling the work bonus tenders, and, in such case, the grouping shall be governed by sections 48 to 50 of the Regulations.
Oil and Gas Land Order No. 1-1962 — 6
6 Where drilling operations have commenced prior to the end of the period set out in the condition and, in the opinion of the Chief, the operations will continue beyond the end of the period, the Chief may extend the period for such time as he considers necessary for the operation to be completed, but in no case beyond the term of the permit or the term of any renewal of the permit.
Territorial Coal Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, Chief means the Director, Lands, of the Nunavut Regional Office of the Department of Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs; ( chef ) lessee means the holder of a lease of a location for coal mining purposes; ( concessionnaire ) licence means a licence issued by the Chief to explore for coal on territorial lands; ( permis ) licensee means the holder of a licence to explore for coal on territorial lands; ( détenteur de permis ) location means a tract of land containing coal, or believed to contain coal, located or staked in accordance with these Regulations; ( emplacement ) mineral claim staking sheet means (a) with respect to lands between 60° and 68° north latitude, a map of an area bounded on the north and south by a line drawn at 15-minute intervals of latitude and on the east and west by a line drawn at 30-minute intervals of longitude, or (b) with respect to lands north of 68° north latitude, a map of an area bounded on the north and south by a line drawn at 15-minute intervals of latitude and on the east and west by a line drawn at one degree intervals of longitude; ( feuille de jalonnement de claims ) Minister means the Minister of Northern Affairs; ( ministre ) permittee means the holder of a permit issued under these Regulations; ( titulaire de permis ) recorder means a person designated by the Minister to perform the duties of a recorder for a mining district established under the Territorial Lands Act for the Northwest Territories; ( registraire ) territorial lands [Repealed, SOR/2003-116, s. 3] year means a period of 12 consecutive months. ( année ) SOR/2003-116, s. 3 SOR/2024-281, s. 1
Territorial Coal Regulations — Territorial Coal Regulations
Chief means the Director, Lands, of the Nunavut Regional Office of the Department of Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs; ( chef )
Territorial Coal Regulations — Territorial Coal Regulations
lessee means the holder of a lease of a location for coal mining purposes; ( concessionnaire )
Territorial Coal Regulations — Territorial Coal Regulations
licence means a licence issued by the Chief to explore for coal on territorial lands; ( permis )
Territorial Coal Regulations — Territorial Coal Regulations
licensee means the holder of a licence to explore for coal on territorial lands; ( détenteur de permis )
Territorial Coal Regulations — Territorial Coal Regulations
location means a tract of land containing coal, or believed to contain coal, located or staked in accordance with these Regulations; ( emplacement )
Territorial Coal Regulations — (a)
mineral claim staking sheet means (a) with respect to lands between 60° and 68° north latitude, a map of an area bounded on the north and south by a line drawn at 15-minute intervals of latitude and on the east and west by a line drawn at 30-minute intervals of longitude, or (b) with respect to lands north of 68° north latitude, a map of an area bounded on the north and south by a line drawn at 15-minute intervals of latitude and on the east and west by a line drawn at one degree intervals of longitude; ( feuille de jalonnement de claims )
Territorial Coal Regulations — Territorial Coal Regulations
Minister means the Minister of Northern Affairs; ( ministre )
Territorial Coal Regulations — Territorial Coal Regulations
permittee means the holder of a permit issued under these Regulations; ( titulaire de permis )
Territorial Coal Regulations — Territorial Coal Regulations
recorder means a person designated by the Minister to perform the duties of a recorder for a mining district established under the Territorial Lands Act for the Northwest Territories; ( registraire )
Territorial Coal Regulations — Territorial Coal Regulations
territorial lands [Repealed, SOR/2003-116, s. 3]
Territorial Coal Regulations — Territorial Coal Regulations
year means a period of 12 consecutive months. ( année )
Territorial Coal Regulations — 3
3 These Regulations apply only to territorial lands under the control, management and administration of the Minister, pursuant to the Territorial Lands Act .
Territorial Coal Regulations — 4
4 (1) Subject to subsection (2), no person shall mine coal on territorial lands except under the authority of these Regulations. (2) Nothing contained in these Regulations shall, except where such intention is expressly stated, be so construed as to affect prejudicially any rights and interests acquired prior to December 16, 1954.
Territorial Coal Regulations — 5
5 (1) Any person 18 years of age or over on his own behalf or on behalf of any other person or persons, or a corporation, is entitled, subject to subsection (2), to stake out a location under the provisions of these Regulations for the mining of coal on territorial lands. (2) The following lands are not available for staking under these Regulations: (a) land used as a cemetery; (b) land within the limits of a municipal district, a municipality or a local improvement district; (c) land reserved for an Indian Reserve, a national park or game sanctuary or for military or other public purpose; (d) land reserved under the Dominion Water Power Act ; or (e) land lawfully occupied for mining purposes.
Territorial Coal Regulations — 6
6 (1) Where the surface rights of any land are owned or lawfully occupied by another, no person shall stake a location until he has deposited with the recorder, (a) the consent of the owner or the occupant of the surface rights; or (b) security in an amount that in the opinion of the recorder is adequate for any loss or damage which may result from staking on such land, the security to be in money or in the form of bearer bonds of Canada or bearer bonds of the Canadian National Railway Company unconditionally guaranteed as to principal and interest by Canada or bonds of Canada and such Railway Company registered in the name of the Minister of Finance and the Receiver General. (2) A person staking a location pursuant to subsection (1) shall compensate the owner or lawful occupant of the surface rights for any loss or damage caused by such staking.
Territorial Coal Regulations — 7
7 (1) A person desiring to obtain a lease or a permit of a location under these Regulations shall stake out such location as nearly as possible in the form of a rectangle of which the length shall not exceed four times the width. (2) The area of a location shall not exceed 640 acres where it is intended to apply for a lease, or more than one acre where it is intended to apply for a permit.
Territorial Coal Regulations — 8
8 (1) Every location shall be marked upon the ground by (a) a post at each of the four corners of the claim, which posts shall be, (i) of sound timber, firmly placed in or on the ground, or a stump of a tree left rooted in the ground in an upright position extending not less than four feet above the ground, (ii) squared or faced at least 18 inches from the top, with each side so squared or faced measuring at least three inches across its face, and (iii) mounded with stone, such mound to be constructed by the person staking and to consist of not less than four stones, or mounded with earth, any such mound to be conical in shape and to be not less than two feet in diameter at the base and one foot high; or (b) a metal tube at each of the four corners of the location and each metal tube shall be (i) not less than four inches in length and 1/2 inch in diameter, (ii) closed at both ends, and (iii) placed in the centre of a mound of stone, which mounds shall be constructed by the person staking and shall consist of not less than four stones or placed in the centre of a mound of earth, any such mound to be conical in shape and not less than three feet in diameter at the base and two feet high. (2) The post or metal tube at the northeast corner shall be numbered one, at the southeast corner, two, at the southwest corner, three, and at the northwest corner, four. (3) A person staking a location shall write on each post or write on waterproof paper or fabric and insert such paper or fabric in the metal tube, the number of the post or metal tube, the name of the person on whose behalf the location is staked, the date and time of staking, and (a) where it is intended to apply for a lease, the letters “CML”; or (b) where it is intended to apply for a permit, the letters “CMP”.
Territorial Coal Regulations — 9
9 (1) Prior to applying for a lease or permit, a person who has staked a location shall mark the boundaries of such location so that each boundary can be definitely recognized throughout its entire length. (2) In timbered areas, such boundaries shall be marked at intervals not exceeding 100 feet apart by placing on trees adjoining the boundary, three blazes, one blaze to be placed on the side of the tree facing the boundary and one blaze on each of the two sides of the tree in the direction of the boundary, and where necessary the underbrush along such boundary shall be cleared. (3) In non-timbered areas the boundaries shall be marked by clearing brush where necessary and by erecting cairns of stone, which cairns shall be constructed by the person staking and shall consist of not less than four stones, or mounds of earth, and such cairns or mounds shall be conical in shape and not less than two feet in diameter at the base and not less than one foot high.
Territorial Coal Regulations — 10
10 (1) An application for a lease or permit shall be made, (a) if the location is situated within a distance of 10 miles in a straight line from the nearest corner of the location to the office of the recorder to which application is made, within 15 days of the staking; or (b) if the location is situated more than 10 miles in a straight line from the location to the office of the recorder to which application is made, within a period of 15 days from the date of the staking plus one day for each 10 miles or fraction thereof of such distance beyond the first 10 miles. (2) If the last day for making application falls on a Sunday or upon a day on which the office of the recorder is not open to receive applications, the application may be made on the next day such office is open. (3) An application made after the period fixed by these Regulations shall not be considered.
Territorial Coal Regulations — 11
11 In the case of any dispute as to the time of staking a location, entitlement shall be recognized according to the priority of the placing of the post or tube, at the northeast corner, subject to any questions as to the validity of the record itself, and subject to the applicant having complied with all the terms and conditions of these Regulations.
Territorial Coal Regulations — 12
12 (1) A person may apply for a lease by filing with the recorder an application in Form 1 of the schedule. (2) An application for a lease shall be accompanied by (a) a fee of $5; (b) a sketch of the location; and (c) the amount of the rental for the first year of the lease.
Territorial Coal Regulations — 13
13 Upon receipt of an application for a licence, the recorder may cause the location to be inspected and if satisfied that the application is in order shall forward such application to the Chief.
Territorial Coal Regulations — 14
14 (1) The Minister may, in such form as he determines, issue a lease of a location for a term of 21 years at an annual rental of $1 per acre payable yearly in advance. (2) A lease is renewable for a further term of 21 years where the lessee furnishes evidence satisfactory to the Minister to show that during the term of the lease he has complied with the conditions of such lease, and may be renewed for additional periods of 21 years subject to the regulations at that time in force.