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Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — 14
14 (1) The maximum amount payable by the Minister to a lender shall be the lesser of (a) the insured percentage (as stipulated in the loan insurance agreement) of the loss incurred under a loan agreement; and (b) the amount of insurance in force at the time of the formal demand. (2) For the purpose of subsection (1), loss means the aggregate of (a) the principal amount of a loan outstanding and the amount of unpaid interest at the date of the formal demand, less (i) the net amount realized on the security provided for the loan, and (ii) the portion of any other amount recovered by the lender after the date of the formal demand in excess of all other indebtedness of the applicant to the lender; (b) reasonable legal fees, disbursements and other expenses paid by the lender to collect or to endeavour to collect any amount referred to in paragraph (a) or any portion thereof; (c) disbursements made by the lender to protect any security provided for the loan; and (d) interest on the amounts referred to in paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) from the date of the formal demand until the date of payment of the lender’s claim by the Minister (i) at the rate charged by the lender at the date of the formal demand, (A) for a period of up to l80 days from the date of the formal demand, and (B) for an additional period not exceeding 180 days where the Minister and the lender have agreed that it is in the interest of all parties concerned to wait for that additional period before realizing on the security or any portion thereof, and (ii) at one-half the rate referred to in subparagraph (i) for any period after the relevant period or periods referred to in that subparagraph. SOR/87-195, s. 1
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — 15
15 The Minister may, as a condition of providing loan insurance under these Regulations, require a royalty on sales or production from the applicant.
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — 16
16 The Minister shall not provide insurance on loans made for mergers, refinancing or acquisitions, except in respect of a project or Atlantic project referred to in subsection 2(2). SOR/88-134, s. 6
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — 17
17 No application for loan insurance under these Regulations received after December 31, 1990 shall be accepted for consideration by the Minister.
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — 1
1 Sector 1 — Agricultural Industries (1) Industry class 0222 (crop dusting and spraying services), as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980 (2) Maple sugar, maple syrup and maple taffy production, farm produce cleaning, farm produce grading, farm produce packing, grain cleaning, grain drying and seed cleaning, and repair services for farm equipment
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — (1)
(1) Industry class 0222 (crop dusting and spraying services), as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — (2)
(2) Maple sugar, maple syrup and maple taffy production, farm produce cleaning, farm produce grading, farm produce packing, grain cleaning, grain drying and seed cleaning, and repair services for farm equipment
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — 2
2 Sector 2 — Aquaculture (1) Farming (including breeding and propagating) of fish, shellfish and crustaceans (2) The cultivation of marine plants (3) Fishing gear repair service (4) Fish net mending service (5) Fish hatchery service
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — (1)
(1) Farming (including breeding and propagating) of fish, shellfish and crustaceans
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — 3
3 Sector 3 — Business Service Industries (1) Industry group 772 (computer and related services) and industry classes 7751 (Offices of Architects, except for design of residential dwellings), 7752 (Offices of Engineers), and 7796 (duplicating services), as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980 (2) Convention services, demonstration services (except selling), fashion designing (apparel), graphic designing services, inventory taking services, mailing services, marketing research services, packaging services and pattern making (needle trade) services (3) Drafting services, testing services (except medical or clinical testing) and photogrammetric services
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — (1)
(1) Industry group 772 (computer and related services) and industry classes 7751 (Offices of Architects, except for design of residential dwellings), 7752 (Offices of Engineers), and 7796 (duplicating services), as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — (2)
(2) Convention services, demonstration services (except selling), fashion designing (apparel), graphic designing services, inventory taking services, mailing services, marketing research services, packaging services and pattern making (needle trade) services
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — (3)
(3) Drafting services, testing services (except medical or clinical testing) and photogrammetric services
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — 4
4 Sector 4 — Commercial Research and Development Facilities
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — 5
5 Sector 5 — Freight Forwarding Industry (1) Industry class 4592, as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — (1)
(1) Industry class 4592, as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — 6
6 Sector 6 — Logging Industry (1) Industry class 0411 (logging industry except contract logging), as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980 (2) Industry class 0412 (contract logging industry), as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — (1)
(1) Industry class 0411 (logging industry except contract logging), as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — (2)
(2) Industry class 0412 (contract logging industry), as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — 7
7 Sector 7 — Manufacturing (1) Manufacturing industries, as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980 (Division E), except for industry class 3611 (refined petroleum products industry, except lubricating oil and grease) (2) Packaging Operations (3) For any Atlantic project, manufacturing and processing operations in which goods, products, commodities or wares are created, fabricated, refined or made more marketable
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — (1)
(1) Manufacturing industries, as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980 (Division E), except for industry class 3611 (refined petroleum products industry, except lubricating oil and grease)
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — (3)
(3) For any Atlantic project, manufacturing and processing operations in which goods, products, commodities or wares are created, fabricated, refined or made more marketable
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — 8
8 Sector 8 — Mining and Related Services (1) Industry groups 061 (metal mines), 062 (non-metal mines except coal), 063 (coal mines), 081 (stone quarries), 082 (sand and gravel pits), and 092 (service industries incidental to mining), as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — (1)
(1) Industry groups 061 (metal mines), 062 (non-metal mines except coal), 063 (coal mines), 081 (stone quarries), 082 (sand and gravel pits), and 092 (service industries incidental to mining), as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — 9
9 Sector 9 — Other Service Industries (1) Industry classes 9911 (industrial machinery and equipment rental and leasing), 9913 (office furniture and machinery rental and leasing), 9941 (electric motor repair, except for households), and 9942 (welding, except for households), as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — (1)
(1) Industry classes 9911 (industrial machinery and equipment rental and leasing), 9913 (office furniture and machinery rental and leasing), 9941 (electric motor repair, except for households), and 9942 (welding, except for households), as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — 10
10 Sector 10 — Storage and Warehousing Industries (1) Industry groups 471 (grain elevator industry) and 479 (other storage and warehousing industries), as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — (1)
(1) Industry groups 471 (grain elevator industry) and 479 (other storage and warehousing industries), as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — 11
11 Sector 11 — Tourism (1) Major groups 91 (accommodation service industries), except for boys’ and girls’ camps, and 92 (food and beverage service industries), as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980 (2) Industry classes 9651 (golf courses), 9653 (skiing facilities), 9654 (boat rentals and marinas), and 9696 (botanical and zoological gardens), as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980 (3) Resorts, amusement parks, theme parks, white water rafting operations, and tour boat operations
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — (1)
(1) Major groups 91 (accommodation service industries), except for boys’ and girls’ camps, and 92 (food and beverage service industries), as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — (2)
(2) Industry classes 9651 (golf courses), 9653 (skiing facilities), 9654 (boat rentals and marinas), and 9696 (botanical and zoological gardens), as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — (3)
(3) Resorts, amusement parks, theme parks, white water rafting operations, and tour boat operations
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — 12
12 Sector 12 — Repair Services (1) All repair services to industry and to the resource sector not otherwise included in this schedule (2) For any Atlantic project, all maintenance services to industry and to the resource sector not otherwise included in this schedule (3) For any Atlantic project, all repair and maintenance services within an existing business except for a business in an industry included in Divisions J (Retail Trade), K (Finance and Insurance), L (Real Estate Operator and Insurance Agent), N (Government Services), O (Education Services), P (Health and Social Services) and Q (Accommodation, Food and Beverage Services) as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — (1)
(1) All repair services to industry and to the resource sector not otherwise included in this schedule
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — (2)
(2) For any Atlantic project, all maintenance services to industry and to the resource sector not otherwise included in this schedule
Atlantic Enterprise Loan Insurance Regulations — (3)
(3) For any Atlantic project, all repair and maintenance services within an existing business except for a business in an industry included in Divisions J (Retail Trade), K (Finance and Insurance), L (Real Estate Operator and Insurance Agent), N (Government Services), O (Education Services), P (Health and Social Services) and Q (Accommodation, Food and Beverage Services) as set out in Statistics Canada’s Standard Industrial Classification 1980
Central Registry of Divorce Proceedings Fee Order — *
The Minister of Justice, pursuant to Order in Council P.C. 1986-851 of April 10, 1986 * made pursuant to subsection 27(1) of the Divorce Act , 1985 ** , hereby makes the annexed Order prescribing the fee to be paid by any person to whom a service is provided under the Central Registry of Divorce Proceedings Regulations , effective June 1, 1986. * SI/86-55, 1986 Canada Gazette Part II, p. 1925 ** S.C. 1986, c. 4
Central Registry of Divorce Proceedings Fee Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Central Registry of Divorce Proceedings Fee Order .
Central Registry of Divorce Proceedings Fee Order — 2
2 (1) Subject to subsection (2), the fee to be paid by a person who files an application for divorce and in respect of whom a service is provided under section 5 of the Central Registry of Divorce Proceedings Regulations is $10 per application. (2) No fee shall be paid by a person who receives legal aid from a province in respect of the person’s application for divorce where, pursuant to the law of the province, payment by that person of the fees established by the province for filing an application for divorce is waived. SOR/86-614, s. 1; SOR/86-835, s. 1
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — *
Her Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Transport, pursuant to subsection 29(3) * of the Aeronautics Act , is pleased hereby to approve effective June 1, 1986 the annexed Rules governing the practice and procedure in connection with matters dealt with by the Civil Aviation Tribunal , made by the Civil Aviation Tribunal. * S.C. 1985, c. 28, s. 5
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — 2
2 In these Rules, Act means the Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Act ; ( Loi ) party means a party to a proceeding; ( partie ) proceeding means a request for a review, an appeal or an application that is before the Tribunal; ( instance ) registrar means a registrar of the Tribunal, and includes a deputy registrar; ( greffier ) registry means the principal office of the Tribunal in the National Capital Region or such other offices as the Tribunal may establish from time to time. ( greffe ) SOR/93-346, s. 1; SOR/2017-202, s. 3
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules
Act means the Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Act ; ( Loi )
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules
party means a party to a proceeding; ( partie )
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules
proceeding means a request for a review, an appeal or an application that is before the Tribunal; ( instance )
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules
registrar means a registrar of the Tribunal, and includes a deputy registrar; ( greffier )
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules
registry means the principal office of the Tribunal in the National Capital Region or such other offices as the Tribunal may establish from time to time. ( greffe )
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — 3
3 These Rules apply to (a) requests for a review or appeals brought before the Tribunal under a statute referred to in subsection 2(2) or (3) of the Act; and (b) applications referred to in section 10. SOR/2017-202, s. 4
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — 4
4 If a procedural matter not provided for by the Act, by statutes referred to in subsection 2(2) or (3) of the Act or by these Rules arises during the course of any proceeding, the Tribunal may take any action it considers necessary to enable it to settle the matter effectively, completely and fairly. SOR/2017-202, s. 5
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — 5
5 Service of a document, other than a summons referred to in section 14, shall be effected by personal service or by registered mail.
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — 6
6 Where service of a document is effected by registered mail, the date of service is the date of receipt of the document.
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — 7
7 Where a party is required or authorized to file a document with the Tribunal, the document may be filed by depositing it in the registry personally, by mailing it or sending it by courier to the registry or by transmitting it to the registry by telex, facsimile or other electronic means of communication if the registry has the necessary facilities for accepting transmission in such manner.
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — 8
8 The date of filing of a document with the Tribunal is the date of receipt of the document at the registry, as evidenced on the document by means of the filing stamp of the Tribunal. SOR/93-346, s. 2(E)
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — 9
9 If a time limit prescribed by these Rules falls on a Saturday or a holiday, the time limit is extended to the next following business day. SOR/93-346, s. 3(E); SOR/2017-202, s. 6
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — 10
10 (1) This section applies to any application for any relief or order brought before the Tribunal under a statute referred to in subsection 2(2) or (3) of the Act, other than a request for a review or an appeal. (1.1) An application shall be in writing and filed with the Tribunal unless, in the opinion of the Tribunal, circumstances exist to allow the application to be brought in some other manner. (2) An application shall fully set out the grounds on which it is based and shall specify the relief or order requested. (3) Subject to subsection (4), where a party makes an application, the Tribunal shall serve notice of the application on each other party and shall afford each other party a reasonable opportunity to make representations. (4) The Tribunal may dispose of an application on the basis of the material submitted by each party or, if in its opinion there exist exigent circumstances, on the basis of the material submitted by the applicant only. (5) The Tribunal, upon considering the material submitted to it, shall render its determination of an application in writing and shall serve on each party a copy of the determination forthwith after the determination has been rendered. SOR/93-346, s. 4; SOR/2017-202, s. 7
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — 11
11 The Tribunal may extend or abridge a time prescribed by or pursuant to these Rules for performing any act or doing any thing on such terms, if any, as seem just.
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — 12
12 The Tribunal may, orally or in writing, direct that the parties appear before a member of the Tribunal at a specified date, time and place for a conference, or consult each other and submit suggestions in writing to the Tribunal, for the purpose of assisting it in the consideration of (a) the admission or proof of certain facts; (b) any procedural matter; (c) the exchange between the parties of documents and exhibits proposed to be submitted during a proceeding; (d) the need to call particular witnesses; and (e) any other matter that may aid in the simplification of the evidence and disposition of the proceeding. SOR/93-346, s. 5(E)
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — 13
13 At any time, the Tribunal may, on the application of any party or on its own motion, adjourn a proceeding on such terms, if any, as seem just.
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — 14
14 (1) At the request of a party, the registrar shall issue a summons in blank for a person to appear as a witness before the Tribunal and the summons may be completed by the party requesting it. (2) A summons shall be served personally on the person to whom it is directed at least 48 hours before the time fixed for the attendance of the person. (3) At the time of service of a summons on a person, the party requesting the appearance of the person shall pay witness fees and travel expenses to the person in accordance with Rule 42 of the Federal Courts Rules . SOR/2017-202, s. 8
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — 15
15 (1) Where a person has been summoned to appear as a witness before the Tribunal and does not appear, the party that requested the issuance of the summons may apply to the Tribunal for a warrant directing a peace officer to cause the person who failed to appear to be apprehended anywhere in Canada and, subsequent to the apprehension, to be (a) detained in custody and immediately brought before the Tribunal until their presence as a witness is no longer required; or (b) released on a recognizance, with or without sureties, conditional on the person’s appearance at the date, time and place specified therein to give evidence at a proceeding. (2) An application made pursuant to subsection (1) shall contain information indicating that (a) the person named in the summons (i) was served with the summons in accordance with subsection 14(2), (ii) was paid or offered witness fees and travel expenses in accordance with subsection 14(3), and (iii) failed to attend or remain in attendance before the Tribunal in accordance with the requirements of the summons; and (b) the presence of the person named in the summons is material to the proceeding. SOR/93-346, s. 6(E); SOR/2017-202, s. 9
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — 16
16 (1) Witnesses at a proceeding shall be subject to examination and cross-examination orally on oath or solemn affirmation. (2) The Tribunal may order a witness at a proceeding to be excluded from the proceeding until called to give evidence. (3) The Tribunal may, with the consent of each party, order that any fact be proved by affidavit. (4) The Tribunal may inspect any property or thing for the purpose of evaluating the evidence.
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — 17
17 The Tribunal may direct a party to submit written argument in addition to oral argument.
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — 18
18 (1) An appeal to the Tribunal shall be commenced by filing a request for appeal in writing with the Tribunal. (2) A request for appeal shall include a concise statement of the grounds on which the appeal is based. (3) A copy of a request for appeal shall be served by the Tribunal on each other party within ten days after filing the request. SOR/93-346, s. 7; SOR/2017-202, s. 10
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — 19
19 Where a request for appeal has been filed with the Tribunal, the Tribunal shall serve on the parties to the appeal (a) a notice of the date, time and place of the hearing of the appeal; and (b) a copy of the record referred to in section 20 of the Act, respecting the matters to which the appeal relates. SOR/93-346, s. 8; SOR/2017-202, s. 11
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules — 20
20 (1) The Tribunal shall render its determination or decision in writing at the conclusion of a proceeding or as soon as is feasible after a proceeding. (2) For the purpose of calculating the period within which a party may appeal a determination, the determination is deemed to be made on the day on which it is served on the party. (3) The Tribunal shall serve on each party a copy of the determination or decision immediately after it has been rendered. SOR/2017-202, s. 13(E)
The de Havilland Shares Sale Order — *
Her Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Regional Industrial Expansion and the Treasury Board, pursuant to paragraphs 101(1)(d) * and 108(2)(b) * of the Financial Administration Act , is pleased hereby to make the annexed Order respecting the sale of the shares of The de Havilland Aircraft of Canada, Limited by the Canada Development Investment Corporation . * S.C. 1984, c. 31, s. 11
The de Havilland Shares Sale Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as The de Havilland Shares Sale Order .