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Government Airport Concession Operations Regulations — Government Airport Concession Operations Regulations
general vehicle station means an area at an airport described or delineated pursuant to section 6 for the parking or standing of a courtesy vehicle or a commercial passenger vehicle, other than a taxicab or limousine, used to provide transportation for passengers or goods; ( station générale de véhicules )
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ground transportation inspector means a person appointed pursuant to section 5; ( inspecteur du transport au sol )
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limousine means a commercial passenger vehicle, other than a bus, that has a seating capacity of not more than 10 persons including the driver and that is used for the transportation of passengers on a zone fare basis; ( limousine )
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Minister means the Minister of Transport or a person authorized by him to act on his behalf; ( ministre )
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open limousine station means an area at an airport described or delineated pursuant to section 6 for the parking or standing of any limousine; ( station publique de limousines )
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open taxicab station means an area at an airport described or delineated pursuant to section 6 for the parking or standing of any taxicab; ( station publique de taxis )
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operator in respect of a commercial passenger vehicle or courtesy vehicle, means the person who is in charge of the vehicle, whether or not he is actually the driver; ( exploitant )
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permit means a permit issued pursuant to subsection 11(1); ( permis )
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permit holder means the operator specified in the permit; ( détenteur de permis )
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plate means a plate, card, sticker or other device provided pursuant to subsection 11(2); ( plaque )
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taxicab means a commercial passenger vehicle, other than a bus or a limousine, fitted with a meter that is used to determine the fee to be paid pursuant to paragraph 10(c). ( taxi )
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3 These Regulations apply to every airport that (a) is under the management and control of the Minister; and (b) belongs to or is occupied by Her Majesty in right of Canada.
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4 (1) The Minister may designate any airport at which a permit is required to operate a commercial passenger vehicle or a courtesy vehicle. (2) Where the Minister designates an airport pursuant to subsection (1), he may specify the class or classes of commercial passenger vehicles or courtesy vehicles that require the operator of those vehicles to be issued a permit before operating those vehicles at that airport. (3) A designation referred to in subsection (1) or a specification referred to in subsection (2) may be revoked by the Minister.
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5 (1) An airport manager may designate any person at the airport as a ground transportation inspector to monitor and enforce the provisions of these Regulations relating to ground transportation. (2) No person shall obstruct a ground transportation inspector engaged in the performance of his duties.
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6 (1) An airport manager may, by means of a sign or surface marking, describe or delineate any area at the airport as an open taxicab station, open limousine station or general vehicle station. (2) Where an area has been described or delineated pursuant to subsection (1) (a) as a general vehicle station, an operator of a courtesy vehicle or an operator of a commercial passenger vehicle, other than a taxicab or limousine, shall not pick up or unload a passenger or goods at that airport except at that general vehicle station; and (b) as an open taxicab station or open limousine station, an operator of a taxicab or limousine shall not pick up or unload a passenger or goods at that airport except at that open taxicab station or open limousine station, as the case may be.
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7 (1) Subject to subsection 8(1), a person who operates any business or commercial undertaking at an airport must have a permit to do so or have entered into a lease, licence agreement or other contract with the Minister in respect of the operation of that business or undertaking. (2) A person who fixes, installs or places anything at an airport for the purpose of a business or commercial undertaking at the airport must have a permit to operate the business or undertaking or have entered into a lease, licence agreement or other contract with the Minister in respect of the operation of that business or undertaking. SOR/95-228, s. 2; SOR/2010-59, s. 1
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8 (1) Despite section 4 and subject to section 10, any person may transport a passenger in a commercial passenger vehicle or a courtesy vehicle from any place outside an airport to a place at the airport where the transportation does not contravene any provincial law relating to trespassing. (2) A person who uses a commercial passenger vehicle or a courtesy vehicle to provide transportation to persons from any place at an airport that has been designated pursuant to subsection 4(1) to any place outside the airport must: (a) have entered into a licence agreement with the Minister that provides for such transportation of persons; or (b) have a permit in respect of the vehicle and operate the vehicle in accordance with the terms and conditions of the permit. SOR/95-228, s. 3; SOR/96-88, s. 2; SOR/98-123, s. 15; SOR/2010-59, s. 2; SOR/2012-33, s. 1
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9 Notwithstanding section 6 or 7 or subsection 8(2), the airport manager may authorize the operator of any commercial passenger vehicle to pick up, unload or transport passengers at an airport (a) in an emergency, where the requirements of public safety, convenience or necessity cannot be met by the ground transportation services authorized by these Regulations; (b) during irregular flight operations as a result of weather or technical reasons, where the ground transportation services authorized by these Regulations are disrupted or inadequate; or (c) at any location that is remote from any place at which ground transportation services authorized by these Regulations is provided.
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10 The operation of any commercial passenger vehicle at an airport shall be subject to the following conditions: (a) every person who has transported a passenger in a commercial passenger vehicle from a place outside an airport to a place at the airport shall leave the airport by the most direct route; (b) when a commercial passenger vehicle, other than a bus, has advanced to the front of a commercial passenger vehicle waiting line at any airport, the driver of the vehicle shall not refuse to transport any person, who has requested to be transported, to a destination within or outside the airport unless that person is, in the opinion of a peace officer, as that term is defined in the Criminal Code , or a ground transportation inspector, intoxicated or conducting himself in a disorderly manner; (c) the only fee that may be charged to a passenger by a driver of a commercial passenger vehicle who picks up and transports that passenger from a place at an airport to a destination outside the airport is the fee authorized to be charged by the applicable provincial or municipal tariff or by a tariff approved by the Minister; (d) the driver of every commercial passenger vehicle at an airport shall, at the request of a ground transportation inspector at that airport, (i) stop the vehicle, (ii) permit the ground transportation inspector to inspect the vehicle, and (iii) where a permit has been issued to the operator of the vehicle, produce the permit for examination; (e) where a permit has been issued pursuant to subsection 11(1), the operator and driver of the vehicle for which the permit was issued shall comply with any terms and conditions under which the permit was issued; and (f) where the commercial passenger vehicle is a taxicab, the operator of that taxicab holds a provincial or municipal licence to operate a taxi service.
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10.1 The airport manager may establish a dispatch service at a designated airport. SOR/85-255, s. 2; SOR/98-123, s. 16
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11 (1) Subject to sections 13 and 14, where an operator of a commercial passenger vehicle or courtesy vehicle requires a permit to operate that vehicle at an airport pursuant to subsection 4(1) or (2), the airport manager at the airport may, on written application for it, issue a permit to the operator permitting the operation of that vehicle at that airport subject to such terms and conditions as the airport manager deems necessary. (2) Where a permit has been issued, pursuant to subsection (1), the airport manager shall provide a plate to the permit holder. (3) Subject to sections 15 and 17, a permit issued pursuant to subsection (1) shall be valid for the period set out in the permit. SOR/98-123, s. 17
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12 When a permit expires, the permit shall be returned by the permit holder to the airport manager.
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13 The airport manager shall, on notice to the applicant, refer any application for a permit received by him to a Board for its advice as to whether the permit, in the interests of public necessity and convenience, should be issued and, if issued, as to the terms and conditions under which it should be issued.
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14 Where the Board has advised the airport manager, pursuant to a referral under section 13, the airport manager shall consider such advice before issuing or refusing to issue the permit if (a) the advice is given, pursuant to a hearing by the Board; (b) the applicant was a party to the hearing; and (c) the airport manager or his representative was given an opportunity to be heard at the hearing.
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15 (1) Subject to subsection (2), an airport manager may suspend a permit for a period not exceeding 30 days where he has reason to believe that the permit holder or driver of the motor vehicle for which the permit was issued has violated any provision of these Regulations or any of the terms and conditions under which the permit was issued. (2) No permit shall be suspended pursuant to subsection (1) (a) unless written notice of the proposed suspension has been delivered by hand or sent by registered mail to the permit holder, at the address set out in the permit, stating (i) the reason for the proposed suspension, (ii) the period of the proposed suspension, and (iii) that the permit holder may, within 10 days of the date on which the notice was delivered by hand or sent by registered mail (A) submit a request to appear before the airport manager for the purpose of making representations in respect of the proposed suspension, or (B) submit the reasons, in writing, to the airport manager showing cause why the permit should not be suspended; and (b) until the expiration of the 10-day period specified in subparagraph (a)(iii). (3) Where an airport manager has received the representations referred to in clause (2)(a)(iii)(A) or the reasons referred to in clause (2)(a)(iii)(B), he shall consider the representations or reasons, as the case may be, and shall decide whether the permit is to be suspended and, if the permit is to be suspended, whether it is to be suspended for the proposed period referred to in subparagraph 2(a)(ii) or for a lesser period. (4) When the airport manager has made a decision in accordance with subsection (3), he shall, without delay, inform the permit holder of the decision by written notice delivered by hand or sent by registered mail to the permit holder at the address set out in the permit. (5) The airport manager shall, within seven days of the suspension of any permit, send a written report of the suspension to the Minister accompanied by a recommendation as to whether or not the permit should be cancelled.
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16 Where a permit is suspended, the permit holder shall forthwith return the permit to the airport manager.
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17 (1) Subject to this section, where a permit holder or driver has violated any provision of these Regulations or any of the terms and conditions under which the permit was issued, the Minister may, on the recommendation of an airport manager, cancel the permit. (2) No permit shall be cancelled pursuant to subsection (1), (a) unless written notice of the proposed cancellation has been delivered by hand or sent by registered mail to the permit holder, at the address set out in the permit, stating (i) the reason for the proposed cancellation, and (ii) that the permit holder may, within 10 days of the date on which the notice was delivered by hand or sent by registered mail, submit reasons, in writing, to the Minister showing cause why the permit should not be cancelled; and (b) until the expiration of the 10-day period specified in subparagraph (a)(ii). (3) Where the Minister has received the reasons referred to in subparagraph (2)(a)(ii), he shall (a) consider the reasons and decide whether or not to cancel the permit; or (b) refer the matter with all relevant information to a Board for its advice as to whether or not the permit should be cancelled. (4) Where the Minister has referred the matter to a Board pursuant to paragraph (3)(b) and the Board has advised the Minister, the Minister shall consider the advice of the Board if (a) the advice is given, pursuant to a hearing by the Board, (b) the permit holder was a party to the hearing, and (c) the Minister or his representative was given an opportunity to be heard at the hearing and shall decide whether or not to cancel the permit. (5) When the Minister has made a decision in accordance with paragraph (3)(a) or subsection (4), he shall, without delay, inform the permit holder of the decision by written notice delivered by hand or sent by registered mail to the permit holder at the address set out in the permit. (6) Where a permit is cancelled, the permit holder shall forthwith return the permit to the airport manager.
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18 (1) Where a plate has been provided pursuant to subsection 11(2), the plate shall be securely affixed at all times to the exterior of the vehicle for which it was provided to identify that vehicle as a vehicle for which a permit is in force. (2) Every plate shall remain the property of the Minister and shall be returned, without delay, by the operator to whom it was provided to the airport manager on the expiration, suspension or cancellation of a permit issued to that operator. (3) Where a plate has been received from an operator, pursuant to subsection (2), as a result of the suspension of a permit, the plate shall be returned to that operator on the termination of the suspension.
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19 No operator to whom a permit has been issued in respect of a commercial passenger vehicle or a courtesy vehicle shall operate that vehicle at an airport unless the vehicle has the plate provided for the vehicle affixed to the vehicle in accordance with subsection 18(1).
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20 Every person who contravenes these Regulations is liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding four hundred dollars. SOR/95-228, s. 4(E)
Foreign Ownership of Land Regulations — 1
The Lieutenant Governor in Council, on the recommendation of the Associate Minister of Public Lands and Wildlife, pursuant to subsections 33(2) and 33(3) of the Citizenship Act (Canada), sections 2, 4 and 5 of The Agricultural and Recreational Land Ownership Act (Alberta), sections 25.1, 146, 156, 167 and 177 of The Companies Act (Alberta), sections 4 and 24 of The Co-operative Associations Act (Alberta), sections 6 and 64 of The Credit Union Act (Alberta), sections 13 and 26 of The Religious Societies’ Land Act (Alberta) and sections 7 and 25 of The Societies Act (Alberta), hereby makes the annexed Regulations respecting the Ownership of Agricultural and Recreational Land in Alberta and repeals the Foreign Ownership of Land (Temporary) Regulations made by Order in Council numbered O.C. 404/77 of April 26, 1977 1 , as amended 2 . 1 SOR/77-346, Canada Gazette Part II, Vol. 111, No. 9, May 11, 1977 2 SOR/78-692, Canada Gazette Part II, Vol. 112, No. 17, September 13, 1978
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1 These Regulations may be cited as the Foreign Ownership of Land Regulations .
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e corporation were, while in that employment and continued after the termination of that employment to be members of the corporation), (ii) prohibits an invitation to the public to become members or to subscribe for debentures of the corporation, and (iii) restricts or prohibits a transfer of the interest of a member in the corporation; ( société privée ) permanent resident means a permanent resident within the meaning of the Immigration Act, 1976 (Canada); ( résident permanent ) public corporation means a corporation incorporated under the laws of Canada or a province of Canada that is not a private corporation. ( société publique )
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Act means the Citizenship Act (Canada); ( Loi )
Foreign Ownership of Land Regulations — (a)
controlled land means land in Alberta but does not include (a) land of the Crown in right of Alberta; (b) land within the boundaries of a city, town, new town, village or summer village, and (c) mines and minerals; ( terrain réglementé )
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corporation means a corporation with or without share capital; ( société )
Foreign Ownership of Land Regulations — (a)
foreign controlled corporation means (a) a corporation incorporated elsewhere than in Canada, (b) in the case of a public corporation whose shares are not traded on a stock exchange in Canada or a private corporation, a corporation (i) the percentage of foreign ownership of which calculated under section 13 is 50% or greater, or (ii) that is the last in a succession of corporations the outstanding shares of each of which are more than 50% owned by its predecessor in the succession of corporations if the outstanding shares of any of the corporations in the succession are more than 50% held by ineligible persons or by any other corporation the percentage of foreign ownership of which calculated under section 13 is 50% or greater, or (c) in the case of a public corporation whose shares are traded on a stock exchange in Canada, a corporation (i) less than 2/3 of whose directors are Canadian citizens or permanent residents, or (ii) in which 50% or more of its outstanding shares are held in blocks of 5% or more by ineligible persons or corporations the percentage of foreign ownership of which calculated under section 13 is 50% or greater; ( société sous contrôle étranger )
Foreign Ownership of Land Regulations — (a)
ineligible person means (a) an individual who is not a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident, (b) the government of a country other than Canada or a political subdivision of a country other than Canada, or any agency of such government or political subdivision, or (c) a corporation incorporated elsewhere than in Canada; ( personne inéligible )
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limited partnership means a limited partnership to which The Partnership Act (Alberta) applies or to which sections 48 to 66 of chapter 230 of the Revised Statutes of Alberta, 1955 continue to apply; ( société en commandite )
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Minister means the Associate Minister of Public Lands and Wildlife; ( ministre )
Foreign Ownership of Land Regulations — (a)
parcel means an area of land the boundaries of which are (a) shown on a plan registered or filed in a land titles office, or (b) described in the certificate of title to the land, and that has not been divided into smaller areas by an instrument or plan registered or filed in a land titles office, other than a registered road plan or right of way plan, or by a natural boundary shown on a plan registered in a land titles office; ( parcelle )
Foreign Ownership of Land Regulations — (a)
private corporation means a corporation incorporated under the laws of Canada or a province of Canada that by its memorandum, articles, by-laws, charter or regulations, (a) in the case of a corporation having share capital, (i) restricts or prohibits the right to transfer any of its shares, (ii) limits the number of its members to 50 or less (exclusive of persons who are in the employment of the corporation, and persons who, having been formerly in the employment of the corporation, were while in that employment and have continued after the termination of that employment to be members of the corporation), but where two or more persons hold one or more shares in the corporation jointly they shall, for the purposes of this definition, be treated as a single member, and (iii) prohibits an invitation to the public to subscribe for any shares or debentures of the corporation, or (b) in the case of a corporation not having share capital, (i) limits the number of its members to 50 or less (exclusive of persons who are in the employment of the corporation, and of persons who having been formerly in the employment of the corporation were, while in that employment and continued after the termination of that employment to be members of the corporation), (ii) prohibits an invitation to the public to become members or to subscribe for debentures of the corporation, and (iii) restricts or prohibits a transfer of the interest of a member in the corporation; ( société privée )
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permanent resident means a permanent resident within the meaning of the Immigration Act, 1976 (Canada); ( résident permanent )
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public corporation means a corporation incorporated under the laws of Canada or a province of Canada that is not a private corporation. ( société publique )
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3 A corporation that is a foreign controlled corporation is, for the purposes of the Act and these Regulations, effectively controlled by persons who are not Canadian citizens.
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4 (1) Subject to these Regulations, no ineligible person or foreign controlled corporation shall take or acquire, directly or indirectly, an interest in controlled land. (2) Nothing in subsection (1) affects the succession by any person to an interest in controlled land arising out of the death of a person.