National Parks of Canada Garbage Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, approved enclosure means an enclosure for the storage of containers between collection times that has been approved by the superintendent in accordance with section 2.2; ( enceinte approuvée ) business includes any trade, industry, employment or activity carried on for gain or profit in a Park; ( entreprise ) collection means the removal of garbage from a premises to a disposal location whether such removal is effected by the superintendent or a contractor under public or private contract, or an owner; ( enlèvement ) container means a type of garbage container listed in Schedule I that has been designated by the superintendent of a park as being acceptable for use in that park or at specific locations in that park; ( contenant ) garbage means any kind of waste including (a) animal and agricultural wastes, being manures, crop residues, animal offal such as carcass waste and entrails and other materials obtained from agricultural pursuits, stables, kennels, veterinary establishments and other such premises, (b) bulky wastes, being large items of refuse including appliances, furniture, vehicle parts under 35 kg, large containers and tree cuttings not exceeding 1 m in length or 10 cm in diameter, in bundles not exceeding 35 kg, (c) construction and demolition wastes, being waste building materials and rubble resulting from construction, repair, remodelling or demolition activities, (d) liquid waste, being waste materials or substances that have sufficient moisture or other liquid contents to be free flowing but that are not suitable for disposal through a sewer system, (e) rubbish, being (i) combustibles, consisting of burnable materials such as paper, rags, cartons, boxes, wood excelsior, bedding, rubber, leather and plastics, and (ii) non-combustibles, consisting of materials that are not burnable such as metal objects and containers, ceramics, metal foils and glass, (f) solid wastes, being the useless, unwanted or discarded solid waste materials resulting from normal human activities including semi-liquid or wet wastes with insufficient liquid content to be free flowing, (g) special wastes, being (i) hazardous wastes, consisting of any waste that may present a hazard to persons, flora, fauna or public lands, including wastes of a pathological, an explosive, a highly flammable, a radioactive or a toxic nature, (ii) sanitary wastes, consisting of any putrescible waste that is capable of producing conditions that may present a hazard to health, (iii) natural waste, consisting of tree stumps, soil, sand and stone, and (iv) other special wastes, consisting of materials so classified by the superintendent, (h) trade waste, being petroleum products, scrap metal, machinery and vehicles and parts thereof, and (i) yard rubbish, being prunings, grass clippings, weeds, leaves, and general garden wastes, other than solid wastes; ( ordures ) lot volume value , in respect of a lot, means the result obtained by multiplying the aggregate of the volume values for the units on the lot by the number of months of occupancy permitted under the lease, permit or licence of occupation for that lot divided by 12; ( valeur volumétrique du lot ) owner means an individual, syndicate, association, corporation, company, club or organization in charge of, or responsible for, a residence or for the operation of any accommodation, activity, business, entertainment, church, hospital, school, university or other facility within a park, and includes an employee, manager, lessee, transferee or partner of such an individual, syndicate, association, corporation, company, club or organization; ( propriétaire ) park [Repealed, SOR/96-170, s. 1] season means, in respect of a park in which garbage is not collected throughout the year, the period in the year during which garbage is collected; ( saison ) street means that portion of any throughfare, road, lane, avenue, parkway, viaduct, alley, square, bridge, causeway, trestleway or other place, whe