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Royal Canadian Mounted Police External Review Committee Security and Confidentiality Regulations — 2
2 Every member of the Committee and every person employed by the Committee who is required to receive or obtain information relating to any matter under the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Act shall, in the performance of their duties, comply with any security and confidentiality requirements applicable to individuals who normally have access to and use of that information and shall take the oath of secrecy or the affirmation of secrecy set out in the schedule.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police External Review Committee Security and Confidentiality Regulations — Royal Canadian Mounted Police External Review Committee Security and Confidentiality Regulations
I, , solemnly swear that I will not, without due authority, disclose or make known to any person not legally entitled thereto any information acquired by me by reason of the duties performed by me on behalf of or under the direction of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police External Review Committee or by reason of any office or employment held by me pursuant to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Act . So help me God. Signature
Royal Canadian Mounted Police External Review Committee Security and Confidentiality Regulations — Royal Canadian Mounted Police External Review Committee Security and Confidentiality Regulations
I, , solemnly affirm that I will not, without due authority, disclose or make known to any person not legally entitled thereto any information acquired by me by reason of the duties performed by me on behalf of or under the direction of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police External Review Committee or by reason of any office or employment held by me pursuant to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Act . Signature
160900 Canada Inc. Acquisition Exemption Order — *
Her Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the National Transportation Agency, pursuant to subsection 253(6) of the National Transportation Act, 1987 * , is pleased hereby to approve the annexed Order exempting certain specified acquisitions by 160900 Canada Inc. from the application of Part VII of the National Transportation Act, 1987 , made by the National Transportation Agency. * S.C. 1987, c. 34
160900 Canada Inc. Acquisition Exemption Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the 160900 Canada Inc. Acquisition Exemption Order .
160900 Canada Inc. Acquisition Exemption Order — 2
2 The acquisition by 160900 Canada Inc. of all shares in Les Entreprises Voyageur Limitée and 146831 Canada Inc. and of a minority interest in ACE — Atlantic Container Express Inc., Atlantic Searoute Limited (Partnership) and North Water Navigation Ltd. held by Groupe CSL Inc. is hereby exempted from the application of Part VII of the National Transportation Act, 1987 .
Groupe CSL Inc. Acquisition Exemption Order — *
Her Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the National Transportation Agency, pursuant to subsection 253(6) of the National Transportation Act, 1987 * , is pleased hereby to approve the annexed Order exempting certain specified acquisitions by Groupe CSL Inc. from the application of Part VII of the National Transportation Act, 1987 , made by the National Transportation Agency. * S.C. 1987, c. 34
Groupe CSL Inc. Acquisition Exemption Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Groupe CSL Inc. Acquisition Exemption Order .
Groupe CSL Inc. Acquisition Exemption Order — 2
2 The acquisition by Groupe CSL Inc. of all shares of Groupe CSL Inc. held by Fednav Limited is hereby exempted from the application of Part VII of the National Transportation Act, 1987 .
Voyageur Colonial Limited Acquisition Exemption Order — *
Her Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the National Transportation Agency, pursuant to subsection 253(6) of the National Transportation Act, 1987 * , is pleased hereby to approve the annexed Order exempting certain specified acquisitions by Voyageur Colonial Limited from the application of Part VII of the National Transportation Act, 1987 , made by the National Transportation Agency. * S.C. 1987, c. 34
Voyageur Colonial Limited Acquisition Exemption Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Voyageur Colonial Limited Acquisition Exemption Order .
Voyageur Colonial Limited Acquisition Exemption Order — 2
2 The acquisition by Voyageur Colonial Limited of all shares in C.F. Kingsway Inc. held by Groupe CSL Inc. is hereby exempted from the application of Part VII of the National Transportation Act, 1987 .
Gatineau Region Wood Producers’ Levy (Interprovincial and Export Trade) Order — *
The Gatineau Region Wood Producers’ Board, pursuant to section 4 of the Quebec Wood Order, 1983 , made by Order in Council P.C. 1983-2885 of September 22, 1983 * , hereby makes the annexed Order respecting the fixing and imposing of levies on, and the collecting of levies from, producers of wood in the Gatineau Region in the Province of Quebec, with respect to the marketing of wood in interprovincial and export trade . * SOR/83-713, 1983 Canada Gazette Part II, p. 3444
Gatineau Region Wood Producers’ Levy (Interprovincial and Export Trade) Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Gatineau Region Wood Producers’ Levy (Interprovincial and Export Trade) Order .
Gatineau Region Wood Producers’ Levy (Interprovincial and Export Trade) Order — 2
2 In this Order, Board means the Gatineau Region Wood Producers’ Board; ( Office ) producer means a person engaged in the production or marketing of wood; ( producteur ) wood means wood produced in the regional municipality of Gatineau Valley in the Province of Quebec, except for the township municipalities of Denholm, Dorion and Low and the municipality of Kazabazua. ( bois )
Gatineau Region Wood Producers’ Levy (Interprovincial and Export Trade) Order — Gatineau Region Wood Producers’ Levy (Interprovincial and Export Trade) Order
Board means the Gatineau Region Wood Producers’ Board; ( Office )
Gatineau Region Wood Producers’ Levy (Interprovincial and Export Trade) Order — Gatineau Region Wood Producers’ Levy (Interprovincial and Export Trade) Order
producer means a person engaged in the production or marketing of wood; ( producteur )
Gatineau Region Wood Producers’ Levy (Interprovincial and Export Trade) Order — Gatineau Region Wood Producers’ Levy (Interprovincial and Export Trade) Order
wood means wood produced in the regional municipality of Gatineau Valley in the Province of Quebec, except for the township municipalities of Denholm, Dorion and Low and the municipality of Kazabazua. ( bois )
Gatineau Region Wood Producers’ Levy (Interprovincial and Export Trade) Order — 3
3 A producer shall pay to the Board in respect of the marketing of wood in interprovincial and export trade a general administration levy calculated at one of the following rates: (a) where the wood is measured in tonnes, $0.56 per tonne; (b) where the wood is measured in apparent cubic metres, $0.35 per apparent cubic metre; (c) where the wood is measured in solid cubic metres, $0.53 per solid cubic metre; (d) where the wood is measured in cords of 128 apparent cubic feet (4 ft. ×  4 ft. ×  8 ft.), $1.27 per cord; (e) where the wood is measured in cords of 160 apparent cubic feet (5 ft. × 4 ft. × 8 ft.), $1.59 per cord; (f) where the wood is measured in cords of 192 apparent cubic feet (6 ft. × 4 ft. × 8 ft.), $1.90 per cord; (g) where the wood is measured in cords of 224 apparent cubic feet (7 ft. × 4 ft. × 8 ft.), $2.22 per cord; (h) where the wood is measured in cords of 256 apparent cubic feet (8 ft. × 4 ft. × 8 ft.), $2.54 per cord; (i) where the wood is measured in cubic feet, $1.50 per 100 cubic feet; (j) where the wood is measured by board measure, $2.54 per 1,000 board feet; (k) where the wood is measured in short tons, $0.50 per short ton; (l) where the wood is measured in units of 1,000 pounds, $0.25 per unit; (m) where the wood is measured in firewood units (4 ft. × 8 ft. × 16 in.), $0.42 per unit; and (n) where the wood is sold by the piece, 4.6 per cent of the sale price to the mill.
Gatineau Region Wood Producers’ Levy (Interprovincial and Export Trade) Order — 4
4 (1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3), a producer shall pay any levy payable by the producer pursuant to section 3 to the Board at its headquarters in Maniwaki, Quebec, within 30 days after the marketing of the wood in respect of which the levy is payable. (2) Where the Board markets wood in interprovincial or export trade on behalf of a producer, the Board may deduct from any money payable to the producer by the Board any levy payable by the producer, pursuant to section 3, in respect of the marketing of that wood. (3) Where a producer does not pay the levy set out in section 3 to the Board pursuant to subsection (1) and where the Board has not deducted the levy pursuant to subsection (2), every person who markets that producer’s wood in interprovincial or export trade shall (a) deduct from any money payable to the producer by that person any levy payable by the producer to the Board pursuant to section 3; and (b) within 30 days after the marketing of the wood in respect of which the levy is payable, pay the levy to the Board and provide the Board with an accounting in respect of the payment.
Railway Interswitching Regulations — Railway Interswitching Regulations
Whereas the National Transportation Agency has taken into consideration the reduction in costs that, in the opinion of the Agency, results from moving a greater number of cars, or from transferring several cars, at the same time;
Railway Interswitching Regulations — Railway Interswitching Regulations
And Whereas the Agency has considered the average variable costs of all movements of traffic that are subject to the rates prescribed by the annexed Regulations.
Railway Interswitching Regulations — *
Therefore, Her Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Transport, pursuant to paragraph 137(1)(a) and subsection 152(4) of the National Transportation Act, 1987 * , is pleased hereby to approve the annexed Regulations respecting the interswitching of rail traffic, made by the National Transportation Agency. * S.C. 1987, c. 34
Railway Interswitching Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, Act means the Canada Transportation Act ; ( Loi ) car block means 60 or more cars that, as a block, are interswitched at an interchange and are destined to, or originate from a single shipper at a siding; ( rame de wagons ) siding means (a) a private siding that connects with a line of railway of a terminal carrier, (b) a team track of a terminal carrier, (c) a track where traffic may be loaded or unloaded directly from or into a shipper’s facility abutting a terminal carrier’s tracks, (d) a track for loading or unloading in a public stockyard, and (e) a point of origin or a point of destination, as those expressions are defined in section 87 of the Act, but does not include (f) a track that is used by a terminal carrier for the transfer of traffic between cars or between a car and a warehouse owned by the terminal carrier, or (g) a track that serves a reload or distribution compound, a container terminal or any other facility operated by a terminal carrier or its agent or for the terminal carrier’s own purposes; ( voie d’évitement ) terminal carrier means a railway company that interswitches traffic at an interchange to or from a siding. ( transporteur de tête de ligne ) SOR/2004-203, s. 1
Railway Interswitching Regulations — Railway Interswitching Regulations
Act means the Canada Transportation Act ; ( Loi )
Railway Interswitching Regulations — Railway Interswitching Regulations
car block means 60 or more cars that, as a block, are interswitched at an interchange and are destined to, or originate from a single shipper at a siding; ( rame de wagons )
Railway Interswitching Regulations — (a)
siding means (a) a private siding that connects with a line of railway of a terminal carrier, (b) a team track of a terminal carrier, (c) a track where traffic may be loaded or unloaded directly from or into a shipper’s facility abutting a terminal carrier’s tracks, (d) a track for loading or unloading in a public stockyard, and (e) a point of origin or a point of destination, as those expressions are defined in section 87 of the Act, but does not include (f) a track that is used by a terminal carrier for the transfer of traffic between cars or between a car and a warehouse owned by the terminal carrier, or (g) a track that serves a reload or distribution compound, a container terminal or any other facility operated by a terminal carrier or its agent or for the terminal carrier’s own purposes; ( voie d’évitement )
Railway Interswitching Regulations — Railway Interswitching Regulations
terminal carrier means a railway company that interswitches traffic at an interchange to or from a siding. ( transporteur de tête de ligne )
Railway Interswitching Regulations — 3
3 (1) These Regulations do not apply (a) in respect of the operation of transferring traffic, where a terminal carrier has interswitched traffic to a siding for unloading in accordance with these Regulations and transfers the traffic to another siding at the request of a shipper or another railway company; and (b) in respect of the operations and administration of a railway company if, in the immediately preceding three year period, the company derived at least 90% of its gross freight revenues from interswitching, according to the returns prepared by the company under regulations made under section 50 of the Act. (2) Where the Agency determines that a railway company does not qualify for an exemption from the application of these Regulations under paragraph (1)(b) because the company derived less than 90 per cent of its gross freight revenues from interswitching in the immediately preceding three year period, these Regulations (a) become applicable to the company 10 days after the day on which the Agency sends the company notification of that determination; and (b) apply to the company for a period of one year after the day on which they became applicable to the company under paragraph (a). (3) A railway company referred to in subsection (2) may, on the expiration of the period referred to in paragraph (2)(b), present to the Agency evidence that it qualifies for an exemption from the application of these Regulations under paragraph (1)(b). (4) The Agency shall, within 60 days after receiving the evidence referred to in subsection (3), notify the company as to whether it qualifies for an exemption. SOR/91-715, s. 1; SOR/93-253, s. 2(F); SOR/2004-203, s 2
Railway Interswitching Regulations — 4
4 A terminal carrier shall at all times furnish to interswitched traffic a level of service equal to the level of service accorded the terminal carrier’s line haul traffic.
Railway Interswitching Regulations — 5
5 A railway company for whom a terminal carrier interswitches a car shall deliver an empty car to the terminal carrier at the interchange for delivery to a siding for loading.
Railway Interswitching Regulations — 6
6 No charge shall be made by a terminal carrier for the delivery of an empty car from an interchange to a siding for loading or for the return of an empty car to an interchange after unloading.
Railway Interswitching Regulations — 7
7 (1) The distances referred to in subsection (2), other than the distances referred to in subparagraph (2)(d)(i) and paragraph (2)(e), are measured along the track of the terminal carrier. (2) For the purposes of these Regulations, the following interswitching distance zones are established: (a) interswitching distance zone 1, being a zone that includes sidings located wholly or partly within 6.4 km of an interchange; (b) interswitching distance zone 2, being a zone that includes sidings located (i) wholly or partly within 10 km of an interchange, and (ii) wholly outside interswitching distance zone 1; (c) interswitching distance zone 3, being a zone that includes sidings located (i) wholly or partly within 20 km of an interchange, and (ii) wholly outside interswitching distance zones l and 2; (d) interswitching distance zone 4A, being a zone that includes sidings located (i) wholly or partly within a radius of 30 km of an interchange, (i.1) wholly or partly within 40 km or less of an interchange, and (ii) wholly outside interswitching distance zones 1, 2 and 3; (e) interswitching distance zone 4B, being a zone that includes sidings that are (i) wholly or partly within a radius of 30 km of an interchange, and (ii) wholly outside interswitching distance zones 1, 2, 3 and 4A. SOR/2014-193, s. 1 SOR/2019-254, s. 3
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — *
The Supreme Court of the Yukon Territory, pursuant to section 438 * of the Criminal Code and with the concurrence of a majority of the judges thereof present at a meeting held for the purpose on July 25, 1988, hereby makes the annexed Rules of the Supreme Court of the Yukon Territory for pre-hearing conferences held pursuant to section 553.1 of the Criminal Code . * S.C. 1985, c. 19, s. 67
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — 1
1 These Rules may be cited as the Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters .
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — 2
2 In these Rules, Court means the Supreme Court of the Yukon Territory; ( Cour ) judge means a judge of the Court. ( juge )
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters
Court means the Supreme Court of the Yukon Territory; ( Cour )
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters
judge means a judge of the Court. ( juge )
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — 3
3 A pre-hearing conference shall be held at such time and date and in such place and manner as a judge may direct, or at such further dates, times and places as the judge who presides at the pre-hearing conference may direct.
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — 4
4 Unless otherwise ordered by the judge who presides at the pre-hearing conference, the pre-hearing conference shall be an informal meeting conducted in chambers at which a full and free discussion of the issues raised may occur without prejudice to the rights of the parties in any proceedings thereafter taking place.
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — 5
5 Unless otherwise ordered by a judge, counsel for the Crown and counsel for the accused, each fully briefed in respect of the issues to be discussed at the pre-hearing conference, or, in the case of an accused who is not represented by counsel, the accused, shall be present at the pre-hearing conference.
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — 6
6 A judge may require that an accused, represented by counsel, be available for consultation with counsel in respect of matters to be considered at the pre-hearing conference.
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — 7
7 Without restricting the generality of Rule 3 or 4, the judge who presides at a pre-hearing conference may inquire into and discuss (a) the extent of disclosure made by the Crown and any further requests therefor by an accused or counsel for an accused; (b) the possibility of resolution of any or all of the issues in the proceeding, including the possible disposition of any or all counts contained in the indictment, whether by plea of guilty or otherwise; (c) the simplification of such issues as remain to be litigated at trial; (d) the possibility of obtaining admissions and agreements so as to facilitate a fair, just and expeditious determination of the proceedings; (e) the estimated duration of the trial; (f) the advisability of fixing a date for trial where one is not already fixed; and (g) any other matter that may assist in promoting a fair, just, and expeditious trial including the holding of further pre-hearing conferences.
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — 8
8 The judge who presides at a pre-hearing conference may, at the discretion of the judge, direct that an anticipated pre-hearing motion be heard prior to the date fixed for trial, at such time and date as the Court deems fit or at such other time and date as may be convenient for counsel and the Court.
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — 9
9 The judge who presides at a pre-hearing conference may make such other orders as the judge considers to be necessary and appropriate having regard to all the circumstances, in order to promote a fair, just and expeditious pre-hearing conference and trial.
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — 10
10 On completion of a pre-hearing conference, the judge who presides at the pre-hearing conference (a) may complete a Pre-Hearing Conference Report in Form I, a copy of which shall be provided to counsel for the Crown and counsel for the accused or the accused if the accused is not represented by counsel; and (b) shall endorse on a copy of the indictment the date upon which the pre-hearing conference was held.
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — 11
11 Nothing in these Rules shall be construed or interpreted so as to preclude a judge from conducting, with the consent of counsel for the Crown and counsel for the accused, or, in the case of an accused who is not represented by counsel, the accused, such other informal pre-hearing conferences, in addition to the conference provided for in subsection 553.1(2) of the Criminal Code , on such terms as the judge considers fit.
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters
* 12 These Rules shall come into force on the day section 553.1 of the Criminal Code , as enacted by section 127 of the Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1985 , S.C. 1985, c. 19, comes into force. * [Note: Rules in force September 1, 1988, see SI/88-125.]
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE YUKON TERRITORY
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters
NOTE: THE POSITIONS HEREIN ARE TENTATIVE. ALL AGREEMENTS ARE WITHOUT PREJUDICE AND PURELY FOR THE ASSISTANCE OF THE COURT IN THE RESOLUTION OF TRIAL PROBLEMS. IF ANY CHANGE BECOMES NECESSARY COUNSEL WILL ENDEAVOUR TO ADVISE EACH OTHER AND THE COURT PROMPTLY.
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — 3
3 Date and length of preliminary inquiry:
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — 7
7 Tentatively, how many days will the trial take?
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — 2
2 Will there be a re-election for trial by
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — 3
3 If consent is required to permit re-election to be made, will consent by given?
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — 1
1 Is further disclosure requested? Give details:
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — 1
1 Is the indictment or one or more counts thereof alleged to be legally insufficient having regard to
Yukon Territory Supreme Court Rules for Pre-Hearing Conferences in Criminal Matters — (a)
(a) the provisions of subsection 510(1) of the Criminal Code ?