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National Parks Cemetery Regulations — 9
9 (1) Where a certificate is issued on or after the date of the coming into force of these Regulations and (a) in the case of a certificate that has not been renewed, no burial takes place in the grave before the expiration of a period of 10 years from the date of issue of the certificate, or (b) in the case of a certificate that has been renewed in accordance with subsection 8(2), no burial takes place in the grave and a new application is not received before the expiration of the renewal period, the certificate becomes void on the day following the expiration of the initial period of 10 years or the renewal period, as the case may be, and the interest in that grave of any person named in the certificate is thereby terminated without compensation. (2) Where a certificate was issued before the date of the coming into force of these Regulations and no burial takes place in the grave before the expiration of a period of 49 years from the date of issue of the certificate, the certificate becomes void on the day following the expiration of that period and the interest of any person in that grave is thereby terminated without compensation. (3) The holder of a certificate issued pursuant to subsection 8(1) that has expired and may no longer be renewed may reacquire an interest in the grave for which the certificate was issued by submitting a new application therefor in accordance with section 7.
National Parks Cemetery Regulations — 10
10 No person, other than the superintendent, shall exchange, assign or subdivide any plot or grave. SOR/90-32, s. 5; SOR/92-675, s. 2(E)
National Parks Cemetery Regulations — 11
11 (1) No person shall bury or cause to be buried any human remains or ashes in a grave unless (a) he complies with the laws of the province in which the cemetery is located respecting cremation and the burial of human remains or ashes; (b) he applies to the superintendent for authorization to bury the human remains or ashes; and (c) the superintendent has authorized in writing the burial of the human remains or ashes and the opening of a grave therefor. (2) Notwithstanding paragraph (1)(b), where the human remains or ashes are those of a person whose identity is unknown or who is an indigent, no application to the superintendent for the authorization referred to in paragraph (b) is required. SOR/90-32, s. 9(F); SOR/92-675, s. 2(E)
National Parks Cemetery Regulations — 12
12 An application referred to in paragraph 11(1)(b) shall be (a) endorsed by the applicant on his own behalf or on behalf of the estate of the person whose remains or ashes are to be buried; and (b) accompanied by the applicable fee and the authorization for burial or cremation that is required by the laws of the province in which the cemetery is located. SOR/85-576, s. 1; SOR/96-477, s. 3
National Parks Cemetery Regulations — 13
13 The superintendent shall, on receipt of an application referred to in section 12, authorize in writing the burial of human remains or ashes in a grave and the opening of the grave for that purpose where (a) the applicant is the holder of a certificate for that grave; or (b) the person whose remains or ashes are to be buried was, at the time of his death, the holder of a certificate for that grave. SOR/90-32, s. 9(F); SOR/92-675, s. 2(E)
National Parks Cemetery Regulations — 14
14 The superintendent shall, on receipt of any authorization for burial or cremation required by the laws of the province in which the cemetery is located, authorize in writing the opening of a grave and burial of human remains or ashes where (a) there is an available grave; and (b) the person whose remains or ashes are to be buried is an indigent or his identity is unknown. SOR/90-32, s. 9(F); SOR/92-675, s. 2(E); SOR/96-477, s. 4
National Parks Cemetery Regulations — 15
15 No person shall bury or cause to be buried (a) the ashes of a person in a grave that is less than 1 m below the surface of the ground surrounding the grave; (b) the remains of a child one week old or less in a grave that is less than 1 m below the surface of the ground surrounding the grave; and (c) any other human remains in a grave that is less than 2 m below the surface of the ground surrounding the grave.
National Parks Cemetery Regulations — 16
16 No person shall bury in one grave more than one person’s remains or ashes, except where (a) the remains of a mother and her child one week old or less are buried at the same time; (b) the ashes of not more than three persons are buried; or (c) the remains of one person and the ashes of not more than two persons are buried. SOR/92-675, s. 1
National Parks Cemetery Regulations — 17
17 (1) [Revoked, SOR/85-576, s. 2] (2) Burial of ashes shall not be permitted during the period commencing on November 1 in any year and ending on April 30 in the following year. SOR/85-576, s. 2
National Parks Cemetery Regulations — 19
19 (1) No person shall, in a cemetery, plant any trees, shrubs, hedges, flowers, grass or other vegetation or construct, erect or place any foundation, fence, railing, curbing, monument, vault, mausoleum, tablet or other structure or do any other construction or any alteration work (a) without written authorization from the superintendent to do so; (b) on a Sunday or other holiday; (c) between the hours of eight o’clock in the evening and eight o’clock in the morning; or (d) within 30 m of any grave in which a burial is taking place. (2) Paragraph (1)(a) does not apply to any person who, with the permission of the superintendent, does work in a cemetery that is necessary for the routine operation, maintenance, administration or use of the cemetery. SOR/90-32, s. 9(F); SOR/92-675, s. 2(E)
National Parks Cemetery Regulations — 20
20 (1) Where the superintendent receives an application from the holder of a certificate for authorization to construct, erect or place a foundation, monument or tablet on the grave to which the certificate relates and the superintendent is satisfied that, based on the plans and specifications submitted to him with the application, the proposed foundation, monument or tablet complies with the requirements of section 22, he shall give written authorization to the holder of the certificate to do so. (2) Where the planting of vegetation or the construction, erection or placing of a structure or any other construction or any alteration work is necessary for the operation, maintenance, administration or use of a cemetery, the superintendent may give written authorization to any person to do so. (3) [Repealed, SOR/2010-23, s. 9] SOR/90-32, s. 9(F); SOR/92-675, s. 2(E); SOR/2010-23, s. 9
National Parks Cemetery Regulations — 21
21 An application referred to in subsection 20(1) shall be accompanied by (a) detailed plans and specifications; and (b) a plan of the grave showing the location of the proposed foundation, monument or tablet.
National Parks Cemetery Regulations — 22
22 (1) A monument or tablet authorized to be constructed, erected or placed pursuant to subsection 20(1) shall be confined within the limits of the grave in respect of which it is constructed, erected or placed and shall, where possible, be aligned with other monuments or tablets on adjoining graves. (2) A monument or tablet shall be placed on a concrete foundation not less than 10 cm thick and not less than 10 cm wider or 10 cm longer than the base of the monument or tablet it supports. (3) The foundation of a tablet shall be so placed that the top of the tablet is level with the surrounding ground. (4) The area of a tablet shall not exceed (a) in respect of a grave in which human remains are buried, .20 m 2 ; or (b) in respect of a grave in which ashes are buried, .10 m 2 . (5) A monument shall not exceed 1 m in height above the level of the surrounding ground and shall be of such other dimensions and design as not to be, in the opinion of the superintendent, offensive to the majority of people visiting the cemetery. (6) No person shall place an inscription on any marker, monument or tablet without the written approval of the superintendent. (7) The superintendent shall not give his written approval for an inscription referred to in subsection (6) if, in his opinion, the inscription would be offensive to the majority of the people visiting the cemetery. SOR/90-32, s. 9(F); SOR/92-675, s. 2(E)
National Parks Cemetery Regulations — 23
23 (1) Where any person constructs, erects or places any monument or tablet in a cemetery in a manner that fails to comply with section 19, 20 or 22, the superintendent may order the person, by notice in writing mailed to him at his last known address, to remove the monument or tablet. (2) Where the monument or tablet referred to in subsection (1) has not been removed within 30 days from the date of receipt of the notice referred to in that subsection, the superintendent may remove it. (3) Where the whereabouts of the person referred to in subsection (1) is unknown, the superintendent may, after taking reasonable steps to notify the person, remove the monument or tablet referred to in that subsection. SOR/90-32, ss. 6, 9(F); SOR/92-675, s. 2(E)
National Parks Cemetery Regulations — 24
24 (1) No person shall exhume human remains or ashes from a cemetery without the written authorization of the superintendent. (2) An application for the exhumation of human remains or ashes from a cemetery shall be made in writing to the superintendent and shall be accompanied by the applicable fee and any authorization for exhumation that is required by the laws of the province in which the cemetery is located. (3) Where the superintendent receives an application that complies with the requirements of subsection (2) for the exhumation of human remains or ashes from a grave, he shall give written authorization to the applicant for that exhumation. SOR/85-576, s. 3; SOR/90-32, s. 9(F); SOR/92-675, s. 2(E); SOR/96-477, s. 6
National Parks Cemetery Regulations — 25
25 (1) No person shall place in a cemetery (a) any stand, holder, vase or other receptacle for flowers or plants, or (b) any ornament that is in a state of disrepair or is no longer suitable for the purpose for which it is intended to be used. (2) The superintendent may remove from a cemetery any article referred to in subsection (1) and, if he does so, shall notify the holder of the certificate of the grave in respect of which the article was placed in the cemetery. SOR/90-32, s. 9(F); SOR/92-675, s. 2(E)
National Parks Cemetery Regulations — 26
26 No person shall take an animal into a cemetery.
National Parks Cemetery Regulations — 27
27 No person shall drive a vehicle over any area in a cemetery other than a driveway unless authorized by the superintendent. SOR/90-32, s. 9(F); SOR/92-675, s. 2(E)
National Parks Cemetery Regulations — 28
28 No person shall cover a grave with a slab of cement, crushed rock or other similar material.
National Parks Cemetery Regulations — National Parks Cemetery Regulations
(complete appropriate parts of sections 1, 2 and 3 and section 5)
Excise Duty Indexing Ratio Regulations — *
His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Finance and the Minister of National Revenue, pursuant to clauses 1(b)(i)(B) * and 2(b)(i)(B) * of Part V of the schedule to the Excise Act , is pleased hereby to make the annexed Regulations respecting the ratio used in the indexing of excise duties on spirits, beer, tobacco, cigars and cigarettes . * S.C. 1980-81-82-83, c. 68, s. 77
Excise Duty Indexing Ratio Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Excise Duty Indexing Ratio Regulations .
Excise Duty Indexing Ratio Regulations — 2
2 For the purpose of adjusting the duties of excise enumerated in Parts I and III of the schedule to the Excise Act , other than subsections 1(2) and (3) and section 2 of Part I thereof, the ratio determined according to clause 1(b)(i)(B) of Part V of that schedule is altered by multiplying the ratio (a) by 1.35559 for the adjustment on the first day of September, 1983; and (b) by 1.99924 for the adjustment on the first day of September, 1984. SOR/84-730, s. 1
Excise Duty Indexing Ratio Regulations — 3
3 For the purpose of adjusting the duties of excise enumerated in Part IV of the schedule to the Excise Act , the ratio determined according to clause 2(b)(i)(B) of Part V of that schedule is altered by multiplying the ratio (a) by 1.37078 for the adjustment on the first day of September, 1983; and (b) by 1.88464 for the adjustment on the first day of September, 1984. SOR/84-730 s. 2
Excise Tax Indexing Ratio Regulations — *
His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Finance and the Minister of National Revenue, pursuant to clause 24(2)(b)(i)(B) * of the Excise Tax Act and clause 3(b)(i)(B) ** of Schedule II to the said Act, is pleased hereby to make the annexed Regulations respecting the ratio used in the indexing of excise taxes on wines, cigarettes and manufactured tobacco . * S.C. 1980-81-82-83, c. 68, s. 7 ** S.C. 1980-81-82-83, c. 68, s. 27
Excise Tax Indexing Ratio Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Excise Tax Indexing Ratio Regulations .
Excise Tax Indexing Ratio Regulations — 2
2 For the purpose of adjusting the excise taxes imposed by subsection 24(1) of the Excise Tax Act , the ratio determined according to clause 24(2)(b)(i)(B) of that Act is altered by multiplying the ratio (a) by 1.35559 for the adjustment on the first day of September, 1983; and (b) by 1.99924 for the adjustment on the first day of September, 1984. SOR/84-729, s. 1
Excise Tax Indexing Ratio Regulations — 3
3 For the purpose of adjusting the excise tax rates enumerated in section 1 of Schedule II to the Excise Tax Act , the ratio determined according to clause 3(b)(i)(B) of that schedule is altered by multiplying the ratio (a) by 1.37078 for the adjustment on the first day of September, 1983; and (b) by 1.88464 for the adjustment on the first day of September, 1984. SOR/84-729, s. 2
Quebec Wood Order, 1983 — *
His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Agriculture, pursuant to section 2 of the Agricultural Products Marketing Act , is pleased hereby to revoke the Quebec Wood Order made by Order in Council P.C. 1981-1158 of 7th May, 1981 * , the Eastern Townships Wood Order , C.R.C., c. 261, the Gaspesia Pulpwood Order , C.R.C., c. 250, the Gatineau Wood Order , C.R.C., c. 262, the Pontiac Wood Order , C.R.C., c. 263 and the Quebec-South Wood Order , C.R.C., c. 264 and to make the annexed Order granting authority to regulate the marketing in interprovincial and export trade of wood produced in the Province of Quebec , in substitution therefor. * SOR/81-347, 1981 Canada Gazette Part II, p. 1332
Quebec Wood Order, 1983 — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Quebec Wood Order, 1983 .
Quebec Wood Order, 1983 — 2
2 In this Order, Act means an Act of the Province of Quebec entitled An Act Respecting the Marketing of Agricultural, Food and Fish Products (R.S.Q., c. M-35.1); ( Loi ) Commodity Board means, in respect of a Plan set out in Column II of an item of the schedule, the Wood Producers’ Board set out in Column I of that item that is responsible for the implementation and administration of that Plan; ( office ) Plan means a plan established under the Act; ( plan ) wood means wood produced in the Province of Quebec. ( bois ) SOR/94-526, s. 1
Quebec Wood Order, 1983 — Quebec Wood Order, 1983
Act means an Act of the Province of Quebec entitled An Act Respecting the Marketing of Agricultural, Food and Fish Products (R.S.Q., c. M-35.1); ( Loi )
Quebec Wood Order, 1983 — Quebec Wood Order, 1983
Commodity Board means, in respect of a Plan set out in Column II of an item of the schedule, the Wood Producers’ Board set out in Column I of that item that is responsible for the implementation and administration of that Plan; ( office )
Quebec Wood Order, 1983 — Quebec Wood Order, 1983
Plan means a plan established under the Act; ( plan )
Quebec Wood Order, 1983 — Quebec Wood Order, 1983
wood means wood produced in the Province of Quebec. ( bois )
Quebec Wood Order, 1983 — 3
3 A Commodity Board is authorized to regulate the marketing of wood in interprovincial and export trade, and for such purposes may, with respect to persons and property situated within the Province of Quebec, exercise all or any powers like the powers exercisable by it in relation to the marketing of wood locally within that province under the Act and under the Plan administered by that Commodity Board. SOR/85-1067, s. 1
Quebec Wood Order, 1983 — 4
4 A Commodity Board is authorized, in relation to the powers granted to it under section 3 with respect to the marketing of wood in interprovincial and export trade, to make orders fixing, imposing and collecting levies or charges from persons situated within the Province of Quebec who are engaged in the production or marketing of wood and for such purposes classifying such persons into groups and fixing the levies or charges payable by the members of the different groups in different amounts, and the Commodity Board may use such levies or charges for its purposes, including the creation of reserves, the payment of expenses and losses resulting from the sale or disposal of wood and the equalization or adjustment among producers of wood of moneys realized from the sale thereof during such period or periods of time as it may determine.
Mail Receptacles Regulations — Mail Receptacles Regulations
Whereas a copy of the proposed Mail Receptacles Regulations , substantially in the form set out in the schedule hereto, was published in the Canada Gazette Part I on Saturday, July 9, 1983 and a reasonable opportunity was thereby afforded to interested persons to make representations to the Minister with respect thereto.
Mail Receptacles Regulations — *
Therefore, His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Honourable André Ouellet, pursuant to section 17 of the Canada Post Corporation Act * , is pleased hereby to approve the revocation of the Mail Receptacles Regulations , C.R.C., c. 1282 and the making by the Canada Post Corporation on September 7, 1983 of the annexed Regulations respecting the delivery of mail to and the collection of mail from certain mail receiving and dispatching facilities . * S.C. 1980-81-82-83, c. 54
Mail Receptacles Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Mail Receptacles Regulations .
Mail Receptacles Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, apartment building means a building containing three or more self-contained dwelling units with a common entrance; ( immeuble d’habitation ) business premises means a commercial building or an office complex; ( entreprise commerciale ) commercial building means an office building, hotel or multiple use building that (a) has multiple occupancy, (b) is four or more storeys in height, and (c) is not primarily used as an apartment building; ( immeuble commercial ) letter chute means an enclosed rectangular shaped metal tube extending through each storey of a building in a continuous vertical line leading directly to a mail dispatching facility at the bottom of the tube; ( couloir aux lettres ) local postmaster in respect of a building, means the employee of the Corporation who is in charge of the postal area in which the building is located; ( maître de poste local ) mail box means a privately owned mail receiving facility designed for indoor or outdoor use in an urban area; ( boîte aux lettres ) mail box assembly means a privately owned group of mail boxes in an apartment building or office complex designed for the reception of the mail of all occupants of the building or complex and so constructed that each owner or tenant has an individual compartment that is capable of being kept locked; ( batterie de boîtes aux lettres ) mail dispatching facility means a receptacle or room designed for the reception of mailable matter that is to be collected by a post office representative for transmission by post; ( installation de dépôt de courrier ) mail receiving facility means a receptacle designed for the receipt of mail; ( installation de réception de courrier ) mail room means a room designed for the receipt or dispatch of mail; ( salle de courrier ) office complex means a building that is (a) used for offices, or (b) used for offices and some other purpose and contains at least three offices; ( ensemble de bureaux ) parcel compartment assembly means all parcel compartment units installed inside or outside an apartment building or office complex; ( batterie de casiers à colis ) parcel compartment unit means a cabinet designed for the reception of mail having individual storage compartments that are capable of being kept locked; ( casier à colis ) post office representative means an employee of the Corporation, a mail contractor, an employee or agent of a mail contractor and any other person authorized by the Corporation to perform a function on behalf of the Corporation; ( représentant des postes ) recognized representative of an addressee means the person at the addressee’s residence or place of business who usually receives the addressee’s mail or has written authority from the addressee to receive the addressee’s mail; ( représentant reconnu du destinataire ) rural mail box means a privately owned mail receiving facility and mail dispatching facility designed for outdoor use in a rural area. ( boîte aux lettres rurale ) SOR/2008-285, s. 6(F); SOR/2014-259, s. 1
Mail Receptacles Regulations — Mail Receptacles Regulations
apartment building means a building containing three or more self-contained dwelling units with a common entrance; ( immeuble d’habitation )
Mail Receptacles Regulations — Mail Receptacles Regulations
business premises means a commercial building or an office complex; ( entreprise commerciale )
Mail Receptacles Regulations — (a)
commercial building means an office building, hotel or multiple use building that (a) has multiple occupancy, (b) is four or more storeys in height, and (c) is not primarily used as an apartment building; ( immeuble commercial )
Mail Receptacles Regulations — Mail Receptacles Regulations
letter chute means an enclosed rectangular shaped metal tube extending through each storey of a building in a continuous vertical line leading directly to a mail dispatching facility at the bottom of the tube; ( couloir aux lettres )
Mail Receptacles Regulations — Mail Receptacles Regulations
local postmaster in respect of a building, means the employee of the Corporation who is in charge of the postal area in which the building is located; ( maître de poste local )
Mail Receptacles Regulations — Mail Receptacles Regulations
mail box means a privately owned mail receiving facility designed for indoor or outdoor use in an urban area; ( boîte aux lettres )
Mail Receptacles Regulations — Mail Receptacles Regulations
mail box assembly means a privately owned group of mail boxes in an apartment building or office complex designed for the reception of the mail of all occupants of the building or complex and so constructed that each owner or tenant has an individual compartment that is capable of being kept locked; ( batterie de boîtes aux lettres )
Mail Receptacles Regulations — Mail Receptacles Regulations
mail dispatching facility means a receptacle or room designed for the reception of mailable matter that is to be collected by a post office representative for transmission by post; ( installation de dépôt de courrier )
Mail Receptacles Regulations — Mail Receptacles Regulations
mail receiving facility means a receptacle designed for the receipt of mail; ( installation de réception de courrier )
Mail Receptacles Regulations — Mail Receptacles Regulations
mail room means a room designed for the receipt or dispatch of mail; ( salle de courrier )
Mail Receptacles Regulations — (a)
office complex means a building that is (a) used for offices, or (b) used for offices and some other purpose and contains at least three offices; ( ensemble de bureaux )
Mail Receptacles Regulations — Mail Receptacles Regulations
parcel compartment assembly means all parcel compartment units installed inside or outside an apartment building or office complex; ( batterie de casiers à colis )