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Northern Mineral Exploration Assistance Regulations — 4
4 Every person or group of persons requesting a grant shall submit to the Minister an application, under oath by all persons who are party to the application, giving full particulars of the proposed program of exploratory work, including (a) a description of the areas on which it is proposed to do exploratory work and of the holdings to which they relate, (b) estimates, by classes of expenditure satisfactory to the Minister, of the proposed program expenditure for the exploratory work, a statement of the basis on which such estimates were made and of the purpose of each class of expenditure, (c) if the exploratory work is to be carried out in stages not all of which will likely be completed in the same year, giving (i) the estimated period of each stage, and (ii) full particulars of the exploratory work proposed to be carried out in each stage, including the information required by paragraphs (a) and (b) and a description of the areas to which each class of expenditure is proposed to be applied, and (d) three copies of all available preliminary reports, photographs, maps and other factual material upon which the program of exploratory work is based, and shall submit such other information, documents and undertakings as are required by these Regulations or by the Minister.
Northern Mineral Exploration Assistance Regulations — 5
5 (1) When the Minister has received a completed application and is satisfied that the program of exploratory work that the application discloses may further the economic development of northern Canada, he may (a) approve the application; (b) determine the amount of the program expenditure; (c) fix the day by which the program of exploratory work is to be completed; and (d) authorize, subject to the terms and conditions set out in these Regulations, a grant to the recipient in an amount not exceeding 40 per cent of the lesser of (i) the program expenditure determined by him pursuant to paragraph (b), and (ii) the portion of that program expenditure borne by the recipient. (2) At any time before the whole of a grant has been paid to a recipient, the Minister may, at the request of the recipient and on such information as the recipient may provide or the Minister may require, vary any amount determined or authorized or any date fixed pursuant to this section. (3) All applications shall be dealt with by the Minister in the order in which they are completed. (4) For the purposes of this section, an application is completed when (a) an application fulfilling the requirements of section 4 has been received by the Minister; and (b) all information, documents and undertakings required by these Regulations or by the Minister have been submitted to the Minister by the applicant.
Northern Mineral Exploration Assistance Regulations — 6
6 (1) Subject to subsection (2), no amount shall be paid to a recipient as or on account of a grant unless the recipient has satisfied the Director that the recipient has (a) in relation to oil or gas, drilled an exploratory test well, or (b) in relation to minerals, drilled diamond drill holes or equivalent holes in a number satisfactory to the Director, and a statement of program expenditure has been submitted by the recipient to and has been approved by the Director in accordance with sections 7 and 8. (2) Where, on the basis of the results of a recipient’s exploratory work, the Minister is satisfied that drilling is not warranted, he may waive the requirement to drill imposed on the recipient by subsection (1).
Northern Mineral Exploration Assistance Regulations — 7
7 (1) Within 90 days after the day on which a program of exploratory work in respect of which the Minister has approved a grant, or a stage of that program, has been completed, the recipient shall submit to the Director three copies of a statement, in a form satisfactory to the Minister and under oath by all persons who comprise the recipient, of the program expenditure in respect of that exploratory work giving full particulars of the exploratory work done and of the expenditures made in doing the exploratory work, including (a) a description of the areas on which the exploratory work was done and of the holdings to which they relate, (b) a description of the exploratory work, (c) details of the expenditures made in doing the exploratory work and of the purposes for which the expenditures were made, and (d) three copies of all reports, photographs, maps and other factual material with respect to the exploratory work and such other information as the Director may require. (2) Where the intervals between the submission of successive statements of program expenditure pursuant to subsection (1) would otherwise be greater than three months, the recipient may, whether or not the program of exploratory work or another stage thereof has been completed, submit an interim statement of expenditure to the Director not less than three months after the day on which the last previous statement was submitted.
Northern Mineral Exploration Assistance Regulations — 8
8 (1) The Director shall consider a statement or interim statement of program expenditure submitted to him in accordance with section 7 and if, on the information disclosed therein and such other information as he may require, he is satisfied that it accurately and fully shows the exploratory work done and the expenditures made in respect of such work and that such work and expenditures are in accordance with the application as approved by the Minister, he shall (a) approve the statement of expenditure; and (b) determine the amount payable to the recipient as or on account of the grant in respect of that statement of expenditure. (2) The Minister shall pay to the recipient the amount determined under subsection (1), but all such payments are subject to the terms and conditions specified in these Regulations and to the observance of all undertakings given by the recipient.
Northern Mineral Exploration Assistance Regulations — 9
9 (1) Notwithstanding section 8, the Director shall not, except where subsection (2) applies, approve a statement of program expenditure unless he is satisfied that the recipient owner is the beneficial owner of or of an undivided interest in all of the holdings described in the statement. (2) Where a recipient is not the owner of or of an undivided interest in all of the holdings described in a statement of program expenditure, the Director may approve the statement of program expenditure if the Minister, on the basis of such information as he may require, is satisfied that the recipient is entitled, in priority to all others, to become the beneficial owner of or of an undivided interest in any holdings described in the statement of program expenditure of which the recipient is not then such beneficial owner.
Northern Mineral Exploration Assistance Regulations — 10
10 (1) No amount is payable to a recipient as or on account of a grant after the recipient has discontinued the program of exploratory work in respect of which the grant was authorized or a stage of that program, unless the consent of the Minister to the discontinuance of such program or stage is given in accordance with subsection (2). (2) The Minister may consent in writing to the discontinuance of a program of exploratory work or of a stage of that program if he is satisfied that further exploratory work in respect of the program or that stage, as the case may be, is not warranted.
Northern Mineral Exploration Assistance Regulations — 11
11 No amount is payable to a recipient as or on account of a grant unless the recipient has (a) undertaken to make payment in accordance with these Regulations to Her Majesty in right of Canada of any amounts that become owing by the recipient by reason of any provision of these Regulations; (b) authorized the Minister to make public, at any time after two years from the day fixed by him for completion of the program of exploratory work, any information disclosed to the Director pursuant to section 7; (c) undertaken not to assign, transfer, give away, abandon, mortgage, pledge or otherwise charge or grant any interest in or in any way disentitle or disable himself from acquiring holdings described in his application (i) except with the prior written consent of the Minister and subject to any conditions that the Minister may in giving his consent impose, or (ii) except after the written notice contemplated by section 15 has been given to the recipient by the Minister; (d) undertaken, on behalf of the recipient and the recipient’s agents, officers, employees and servants, not to represent or imply by any means that the approval of the recipient’s application by the Minister or the payment to the recipient of any amount as or on account of a grant connotes a favourable opinion of Her Majesty or of any officer or employee of Her Majesty as to the presence of oil, gas or minerals in any of the areas to which the holdings described in the recipient’s application relate; (e) undertaken to repay to Her Majesty in right of Canada any amount paid to the recipient as or on account of a grant together with simple interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from the day on which such amount was paid to the recipient, if (i) the recipient or any agent, officer, employee or servant of the recipient commits a breach of any undertaking given by the recipient pursuant to these Regulations, or (ii) the recipient or any agent, officer, employee or servant of the recipient either before or after this undertaking is given, knowingly makes a false or misleading statement or fails to disclose a material particular in an application or other document or wilfully furnishes any false or misleading information; and (f) given to the Minister an undertaking satisfactory to him that the recipient will employ in connection with his exploratory work persons residing in the area in which the work is to be carried out to the fullest extent possible having regard to the availability and qualifications of those persons.
Northern Mineral Exploration Assistance Regulations — 12
12 (1) Subject to section 15, an amount equal to the total amount paid to a recipient as or on account of a grant becomes owing by the recipient to Her Majesty in right of Canada on the day on which production for gain is commenced on any of the holdings described in the recipient’s application. (2) The Director shall, on the basis of such information as he may require from the recipient or as the recipient may provide and any other information that he may obtain, determine whether production for gain has commenced on any of the holdings described in the recipient’s application and the day on which it commenced. (3) Subject to these Regulations, any amount that becomes owing by virtue of subsection (1) shall bear simple interest from the day it becomes owing at a percentage rate equal to the sum of two plus the average of the interest rates stated on the face of long term Government of Canada bonds outstanding during the calendar year next preceding the calendar year in which the amount becomes owing.
Northern Mineral Exploration Assistance Regulations — 13
13 (1) Subject to this section, any amount that becomes owing by a recipient by virtue of section 12 shall be paid by the recipient by paying to Her Majesty in right of Canada not less than 10 per cent of that amount or the balance of that amount remaining unpaid, whichever is the lesser, together with all accrued interest, on each anniversary of the day on which that amount became owing by the recipient. (2) Subject to subsection (3), where a recipient is a public corporation whose shares are listed on a Canadian stock exchange or whose shares are offered for sale in Canada to the public through a Canadian securities dealer, the recipient may at any time, if the Minister agrees, pay the whole or any part of any amount that becomes owing by virtue of section 12 or of the balance of any such amount from time to time remaining unpaid by issuing to Her Majesty in right of Canada fully paid common shares of the recipient. (3) Where the Minister agrees to the payment by a recipient of any amount in the manner provided by subsection (2), the value of the common shares of the recipient for the purpose of determining the number of such shares that shall be issued by the recipient to Her Majesty in right of Canada in payment of such amount is, (a) in the case of shares listed on a Canadian stock exchange, the closing market quotation of those shares, on the day the Minister agrees to that manner of payment, on the Canadian stock exchange where the principal trading in those shares ordinarily takes place; and (b) in the case of shares not listed on a Canadian stock exchange but offered for sale in Canada to the public through a Canadian securities dealer, the closing market quotation, on the day the Minister agrees to that manner of payment, in a daily newspaper in the city where the principal trading in those shares ordinarily takes place. (4) Where only part of an amount that becomes owing by virtue of section 12 or of the balance of such amount from time to time remaining unpaid is paid by a recipient in the manner provided by subsection (2), the amount thereafter remaining unpaid shall be paid by the recipient to Her Majesty in right of Canada by paying not less than 10 per cent of such amount or the balance thereof remaining unpaid, whichever is the lesser, together with all accrued interest, on each anniversary of the day on which a payment was made in the manner provided by subsection (2). (5) A recipient may pay the whole of any amount that becomes owing by virtue of section 12 or of the balance of such amount from time to time remaining unpaid, together with all accrued interest, at any time without notice or bonus. (6) The Minister may forgive the whole or any part of the unpaid balance of any amount that becomes owing by a recipient by virtue of section 12 and of any accrued interest thereon if (a) payment of that amount has been commenced by the recipient in accordance with this section; and (b) it appears to the Minister that production for gain is no longer feasible in the areas to which the holdings described in the recipient’s application relate.
Northern Mineral Exploration Assistance Regulations — 14
14 Where the Minister is of the opinion that circumstances affecting the carrying on of production for gain justify, he may by notice in writing to a recipient (a) increase the minimum amount payable yearly by the recipient pursuant to subsection 13(1) or (4); or (b) in respect of the recipient, decrease the minimum amount payable yearly pursuant to subsection 13(1) or (4) or reduce the rate of interest specified in subsection 12(3) or both decrease the minimum amount payable and reduce the rate of interest.
Northern Mineral Exploration Assistance Regulations — 15
15 No amount shall become owing by virtue of section 12 where the recipient is notified in writing by the Minister that it appears to the Minister that the exploratory work done by the recipient in the areas to which the holdings relate has disclosed no indication of oil, gas or minerals in quantities likely to make production for gain feasible in the future.
Northern Mineral Exploration Assistance Regulations — 16
16 A recipient who becomes liable to make a repayment to Her Majesty in accordance with an undertaking given by the recipient pursuant to paragraph 11(e) (a) shall not thereafter be paid any amount as or on account of a grant; and (b) shall be deemed thereafter not to be a person described in subsection 3(2).
Northern Mineral Exploration Assistance Regulations — 17
17 Where copies of any reports, photographs, maps or other factual material required to be submitted by an applicant or a recipient pursuant to paragraph 4(d) or paragraph 7(1)(d) have previously been submitted to the Director pursuant to any of the Acts or Regulations referred to in section 2, the applicant or recipient, as the case may be, shall, upon so notifying the Director be deemed for the purposes of these Regulations to have submitted them pursuant to paragraph 4(d) or 7(1)(d) as the case may be.
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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 Island, 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.
Nursing Home Care Benefits Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Nursing Home Care Benefits Regulations .
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assistance agreement means an agreement made under Part I of the Canada Assistance Plan ; ( accord d’assistance )
Nursing Home Care Benefits Regulations — (a)
base year means, (a) in relation to any province other than the Province of Alberta, the 12-month period immediately preceding the day on which the province has introduced a universal nursing home care benefit program, and (b) in relation to the Province of Alberta, April 1, 1973 to March 31, 1974; ( année de base )
Nursing Home Care Benefits Regulations — (a)
base year payment means, (a) in relation to any province other than the Province of Alberta, the total amount determined by the Minister to have been payable by Canada to the province under an assistance agreement in respect of the cost in the base year to the province and to municipalities in the province of assistance provided to or on behalf of those persons who were residents of nursing homes that were listed, or were accepted for listing, as homes for special care in a schedule to that agreement, to the extent that such cost would have been assumed under a universal nursing home care benefit program had that program been in effect, and (b) in relation to the Province of Alberta, the total amount, determined in accordance with an agreement made under section 3, that would have been payable by Canada to the Province under an assistance agreement in respect of the cost to the Province and to municipalities in the Province of assistance that, if the Province had not introduced a universal nursing home care benefit program, would have been provided to those persons who were residents of nursing homes or parts thereof that during the base year were included in that program; ( versement de l’année de base )
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care includes such nursing, personal or supervisory care as is normally provided by or under the supervision of skilled nursing personnel; ( soins )
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contribution means a contribution payable by Canada under an agreement made under section 3; ( contribution )
Nursing Home Care Benefits Regulations — (a)
contribution commencement day means, (a) in relation to a province that on January 1, 1974 had in operation a universal nursing home care benefit program, January 1, 1974, and (b) in relation to any other province, the later of the day on which the province has introduced a universal nursing home care benefit program and a day that is six months prior to the day on which the province notifies the Minister in writing of its intention to enter into an agreement under section 3; ( date du début de la contribution )
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estimate , in relation to population, means an estimate certified by the Chief Statistician of Canada; ( estimation )
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initial period means the part of a year commencing on the contribution commencement day; ( période initiale )
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Minister means the Minister of National Health and Welfare; ( ministre )
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nursing home means a residential institution the primary purpose of which is to provide care to persons who reside therein, but does not include a child care institution; ( maison de repos )
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provincial law means the Acts of the legislature of a province, and any regulations made thereunder, that provide for benefits under a universal nursing home care benefit program under conditions that are consistent with these Regulations; ( législation provinciale )
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resident means a person who resides in a nursing home for the purpose of receiving care therein, but does not include any person who is in the care or custody or under the control or supervision of a child welfare authority as defined in the Canada Assistance Plan , or who could, by reason of age, be taken into the care or custody or brought under the control or supervision of such an authority; ( résident )
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universal nursing home care benefit program means a program described in section 3; ( programme universel de prestations pour soins dans les maisons de repos )
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weighted average means the weighted average that is determined by the province in accordance with an agreement under section 3 and that is approved by the Minister; ( moyenne pondérée )
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year means a 12-month period ending on March 31st. ( année )