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The Financial Advisors Association of Canada Act — T-10.3 13
Dissolution and winding-up 13 Upon the dissolution and winding-up of the Corporation, any assets remaining after payment of the liabilities of the Corporation shall be distributed to one or more organizations or corporations established under the laws of Canada or a province for purposes other than profit and carrying on activities that are substantially similar to those carried on by the Corporation, as may be determined by the members of the Corporation at a meeting duly called for that purpose.
The Financial Advisors Association of Canada Act — T-10.3 15
Commencement 15 This Act shall come into force or be deemed to have come into force on the 12th day of June, 2003.
The Lake of the Woods Control Board Act, 1921 — T-10.4 Preamble
Preamble WHEREAS it has been agreed by and between the Government of the Dominion of Canada and the Government of the Province of Ontario that the powers hereinafter mentioned shall be vested in a Board consisting of four members, two to be appointed by the Governor General in Council and two by the Lieutenant Governor in Council and that the necessary legislation to authorize the same shall be enacted by the Parliament of Canada and the Legislature of Ontario respectively: Therefore,
The Lake of the Woods Control Board Act, 1921 — T-10.4
His Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate and House of Commons of Canada, enacts as follows:
The Lake of the Woods Control Board Act, 1921 — T-10.4 1
Short title 1 This Act may be cited as The Lake of the Woods Control Board Act, 1921 .
The Lake of the Woods Control Board Act, 1921 — T-10.4 2
Establishment of Board 2 (1) There shall be a Board, to be known as “The Lake of the Woods Control Board” consisting of four members to be appointed as follows, namely, one by the Governor General in Council, two by the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario in Council and one by the Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba in Council. Qualifications (2) A person is not eligible to be appointed a member of the Board unless he is a duly qualified engineer. Alternate members (3) Each appointing authority mentioned in subsection (1) may appoint an alternate member for every member to be appointed by him to act in the place of the member in the event that he is absent or unable to act or the office is vacant. Tenure of office; Vacancies (4) Each member and each alternate member holds office during the pleasure of the authority that appointed him, and an appointment to fill any vacancy on the Board shall be made by the authority who made the previous appointment to that office. Powers of alternate members (5) An alternate member of the Board while acting as a member of the Board has all the powers of a member. 1921, c. 10, s. 2; 1958, c. 20, s. 1
The Lake of the Woods Control Board Act, 1921 — T-10.4 3
Purposes and powers 3 It shall be the duty of the Board to secure severally and at all times the most dependable flow and the most advantageous and beneficial use of the waters of the Winnipeg river and of the English river, and for these purposes the Board shall have power As to Lake of the Woods (a) to regulate and control the outflow of the waters of the Lake of the Woods so as to maintain the level of the Lake between the elevations that have been recommended by the International Joint Commission in their final report of the 12th June, 1917, or between such elevations as may be agreed upon by the United States and Canada; As to Lac Seul (b) to regulate and control the outflow of the waters of Lac Seul so as to maintain the level of the Lake between such elevations as the Board, with the approval of the Governor General in Council, the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario in Council and the Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba in Council, may recommend; As to Lac Seul and Lake St. Joseph diversion (c) to regulate and control the flow of waters into Lac Seul through the Lake St. Joseph diversion works when the level of Lac Seul rises above the following elevations in any year, namely, 1168 feet in the period commencing the 1st day of February and ending the 31st day of May, 1170 feet in the period commencing the 1st day of July and ending the 31st day of December and 1169 feet in the months of January and June; As to Winnipeg river and English river (d) to regulate and control the flow of the waters of the Winnipeg river between its junction with the English river and the Lake of the Woods, and also the flow of the water in the English river between its junction with the Winnipeg river and Lac Seul; and As to other waters (e) to regulate and control the level and flow of such other waters of the watershed of the Winnipeg river as the Governor General in Council, the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario in Council and the Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba in Council may agree to place under the jurisdiction of the said Board, save and excepting the operation and control of all dams and regulating works extending across the international boundary, and the dam and regulating works across the Canadian channel at Kettle Falls. 1921, c. 10, s. 3; 1958, c. 20, s. 2
The Lake of the Woods Control Board Act, 1921 — T-10.4 4
Penalties for contravening Board’s orders 4 In addition to any other legal or other proceedings that may be taken to enforce any order of the said Board, every person violating or refusing to obey any order of the said Board, or obstructing or preventing the carrying out and enforcement of any order made by the said Board shall be liable, upon summary conviction, to a fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or to imprisonment for a period not exceeding three months, or to both such fine and imprisonment, and shall also be liable to a further penalty not exceeding five hundred dollars for each day on or during which any such offence continues or is repeated.
The Lake of the Woods Control Board Act, 1921 — T-10.4 5
General powers 5 (1) The Board has the powers necessary for effectively carrying out the duties vested in it by this Act or by any Act passed by the legislatures of the provinces of Ontario and Manitoba. Enforcement of orders (2) An order of the Board may be filled in the Exchequer Court of Canada, the Supreme Court of Ontario or Her Majesty’s Court of Queen’s Bench for Manitoba and may within the territorial jurisdiction of the court in which it is filed be enforced in the same manner as a judgment of that court. 1921, c. 10, s. 5; 1958, c. 20, s. 3
The Lake of the Woods Control Board Act, 1921 — T-10.4 6
Enforcement of orders by taking possession of property 6 (1) When any person or corporation neglects or refuses to obey or carry out any order of the Board, the Board in addition to any other remedy provided by this Act, may from time to time enter upon and take such complete or partial possession of any mill, dam, plant, works, machinery, land, waters or premises, and may do all such acts and things, as the Board may deem necessary for the due enforcement and carrying out of such order, and may retain possession and control of any such mill, dam, plant, works, machinery, land, waters or premises for such period as the Board may deem necessary for that purpose. Recovery of expenses (2) All expenses incurred by the Board under subsection (1) of this section shall constitute a debt due from such person or corporation to the Board and shall be recoverable by the Board with costs in any court of competent jurisdiction.
The Lake of the Woods Control Board Act, 1921 — T-10.4 7
Appointment of officers 7 (1) The Board shall have power to appoint such inspectors and other officers or employees as the Board may deem necessary for the purposes of this Act. Entrance upon property for survey (2) Any inspector or other officer when so authorized by the Board, may enter upon any land, works or plant constructed or installed upon any of the waters mentioned in section 3, or in or by which any such waters are used or diverted, and take all such measurements and do all such acts and things as may be necessary for the information of the Board as to the use or diversion of such waters by the person or corporation owning or controlling such land, works or plant. Penalty for obstruction (3) Every person who hinders or obstructs any such inspector or officer in the performance of his duties under subsection (2) of this section shall incur the penalties mentioned in section 4.
The Lake of the Woods Control Board Act, 1921 — T-10.4 8
Immunity from actions 8 The Board and the members thereof, and its officers and employees, shall not be liable to any action for acts done by them or any of them under the authority of this Act.
The Lake of the Woods Control Board Act, 1921 — T-10.4 9
Mode of payment of Board’s expenses and remuneration 9 The expenses of the Board, including the remuneration of the members of the Board, shall be paid out of such funds as may be appropriated by the Parliament of Canada and the legislatures of Ontario and Manitoba for paying expenses incurred for the purposes of this Act in such proportions as the Governor General in Council, the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario in Council and the Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba in Council may agree. 1921, c. 10, s. 9; 1958, c. 20, s. 4
The Lake of the Woods Control Board Act, 1921 — T-10.4 10
Regulations 10 The Governor General in Council may, with the concurrence of the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario in Council and the Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba in Council, make regulations for carrying the purposes and provisions of this Act into effect. 1921, c. 10, s. 10; 1958, c. 20, s. 5
The Lake of the Woods Control Board Act, 1921 — T-10.4 Date of operation
Date of operation * 11 This Act shall come into force on a day to be named by the Governor General by his Proclamation. * [Note: Act in force June 30, 1928.]
The Loan Act, 1936 — T-10.43
His Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate and House of Commons of Canada, enacts as follows:
The Loan Act, 1936 — T-10.43 1
Short title 1 This Act may be cited as The Loan Act, 1936 .
The Loan Act, 1936 — T-10.43 2
Loan authorized 2 The Governor in Council may, in addition to the sums now remaining unborrowed and negotiable of the loans authorized by Parliament by any Act heretofore passed, raise by way of loan, under the provisions of The Consolidated Revenue and Audit Act, 1931 , by the issue and sale or pledge of securities of Canada, in such form, for such separate sums, at such rate of interest and upon such other terms and conditions as the Governor in Council may approve, such sum or sums of money as may be required, not to exceed in the whole the sum of seven hundred and fifty million dollars, for paying or redeeming the whole or any portion of loans or obligations of Canada, and also for purchasing and withdrawing from circulation from time to time unmatured securities of Canada, and for public works and general purposes.
The Loan Act, 1936 — T-10.43 3
Charge upon Consolidated Revenue Fund 3 The principal raised by way of loan under this Act and the interest thereon shall be a charge upon and payable out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund.
The Manitoba Natural Resources Act — T-10.47
His Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate and House of Commons of Canada, enacts as follows:
The Manitoba Natural Resources Act — T-10.47 1
Short title 1 This Act may be cited as The Manitoba Natural Resources Act .
The Manitoba Natural Resources Act — T-10.47 2
Agreement confirmed 2 The agreement set out in the schedule hereto is hereby approved.
The Manitoba Natural Resources Act — T-10.47
Made this fourteenth day of December, 1929.
The Manitoba Natural Resources Act — T-10.47
The Government of the Dominion of Canada , represented herein by the Honourable Ernest Lapointe, Minister of Justice, and the Honourable Charles Stewart, Minister of the Interior,
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The Government of the Province of Manitoba , represented herein by the Honourable John Bracken, Premier of Manitoba, and the Honourable Donald G. McKenzie, Minister of Mines and Natural Resources,
The Manitoba Natural Resources Act — T-10.47
Whereas by section thirty of the Manitoba Act , being Chapter three of thirty-three Victoria, it was provided that all ungranted or waste lands in the Province should be vested in the Crown and administered by the Government of Canada for the purposes of the Dominion, subject to the conditions and stipulations contained in the Agreement for the surrender of Rupert’s Land by the Hudson’s Bay Company to Her Majesty;
The Manitoba Natural Resources Act — T-10.47
And whereas the boundaries of the Province as defined by the Manitoba Act were altered and the area included in the said Province enlarged by the statutes forty-four Victoria, chapter fourteen, and two George the Fifth, chapter thirty-two;
The Manitoba Natural Resources Act — T-10.47
And whereas by an Order in Council adopted upon a report from the Right Honourable W.L. Mackenzie King, Prime Minister of Canada, and approved by His Excellency the Governor General on the first day of August, 1928, it was provided, pursuant to an agreement in that behalf entered into with representatives of the Government of the Province that the Province would be placed in a position of equality with the other provinces of Confederation with respect to the administration and control of its natural resources as from its entrance into Confederation in 1870, that a commission of three persons would be appointed to inquire into and report as to what financial readjustments should be made to effect that end and that upon agreement between the Government of Canada and the Government of the Province upon the financial terms, following consideration of the report of the Commission, a transfer would be made by Canada to the Province of the unalienated natural resources within the boundaries of the Province subject to any trust existing in respect thereof and without prejudice to any interest other than that of the Crown in the same;
The Manitoba Natural Resources Act — T-10.47
And whereas a Commission, composed of the Honourable Mr. Justice W.F.A. Turgeon, the Honourable Thomas Alexander Crerar and Charles M. Bowman, Esquire, was appointed to conduct an inquiry into the financial readjustments involved in the proposed transfer, and the Commission has since reported its findings and these findings have been accepted and agreed to by the Government of Canada and the Government of the Province;
The Manitoba Natural Resources Act — T-10.47
And whereas it is now expedient, in order to carry out the purpose of the aforesaid Order in Council and to give effect to the agreement arrived at in the premises between the Government of Canada and the Government of the Province, to modify the provisions of the statutes above referred to as herein set out.
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Now Therefore This Agreement Witnesseth:
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1 In order that the Province may be in the same position as the original Provinces of Confederation are in virtue of section one hundred and nine of the British North America Act, 1867 , the interest of the Crown in all Crown lands, mines, minerals (precious and base) and royalties derived therefrom within the Province, and the interest of the Crown in the waters and water-powers within the Province under the North-West Irrigation Act, 1898 , and the Dominion Water Power Act , and all sums due or payable for such lands, mines, minerals or royalties, or for interests or rights in or to the use of such waters or water-powers shall, from and after the coming into force of this agreement, and subject as therein otherwise provided, belong to the Province, subject to any trusts existing in respect thereof, and to any interest other than that of the Crown in the same, and the said lands, mines, minerals and royalties shall be administered by the Province for the purposes thereof, subject, until the Legislature of the Province otherwise provides, to the provisions of any Act of the Parliament of Canada relating to such administration; any payment received by Canada in respect of any such lands, mines, minerals or royalties before the coming into force of this agreement shall continue to belong to Canada whether paid in advance or otherwise, it being the intention that, except as herein otherwise specially provided, Canada shall not be liable to account to the Province for any payment made in respect of any of the said lands, mines, minerals or royalties before the coming into force of this agreement, and that the Province shall not be liable to account to Canada for any such payment made thereafter. 1930, c. 29, s. 1; 1938, c. 36, s. 2
The Manitoba Natural Resources Act — T-10.47 (a)
(a) is legislation relating to the control and regulation of the generation, development, transformation, transmission, utilization, distribution, supply, delivery, dealing in, sale and use of electrical power and energy in Manitoba, and of the flow and right to the use, for the generation and development of such power and energy, or any other purpose connected therewith, of the water at any time in any river, stream, watercourse, lake, creek, spring, ravine, canyon, lagoon, swamp, marsh or other body of water within the Province and the taking, diversion, storage or pondage of such water for any of the said purposes, whether by restriction, prohibition or otherwise and whether generally or with respect to any specified area therein; or
The Manitoba Natural Resources Act — T-10.47 (b)
(b) is legislation providing for the taking, acquisition and purchase by agreement or compulsorily or otherwise or by expropriation of any indentures, agreements, arrangements, permits, interim permits, final licences, licences, interim licences, leases, interim leases, rights, liberties, privileges, easements, benefits, advantages or other concessions of any person of whatever nature, in relation to the flow and right to the use of the said water or the taking, diversion, storage or pondage thereof for the generation and development of electric power and energy, the utilization, transmission, distribution and sale of such power and energy, the occupation and use of Crown lands of the Province for the maintenance and operation of hydro-electric and other works of any person and any other rights, liberties, privileges, easements, benefits, advantages and concessions connected therewith or incidental or appurtenant thereto; or
The Manitoba Natural Resources Act — T-10.47 (c)
(c) is legislation providing for the taking, acquisition and purchase by agreement or compulsorily or otherwise or by expropriation of any property, works, plant, lands, easements, rights, privileges, machinery, installations, materials, devices, fittings, apparatus, appliances and equipment of any person constructed, acquired or used in the generation, development or transmission of such power and energy or in the taking, use, diversion, storage or pondage of said water, and whether generally in the said Province or in any specified area therein.
The Manitoba Natural Resources Act — T-10.47 3
3 Any power or right, which, by any such contract, lease or other arrangement, or by any Act of the Parliament of Canada relating to any of the lands, mines, minerals or royalties hereby transferred, or by any regulation made under any such Act, is reserved to the Governor in Council or to the Minister of the Interior or any other officer of the Government of Canada, may be exercised by such officer of the Government of the Province as may be specified by the Legislature thereof from time to time, and until otherwise directed, may be exercised by the Minister of Mines and Natural Resources of the Province.
The Manitoba Natural Resources Act — T-10.47 4
4 The Province will perform every obligation of Canada arising by virtue of the provisions of any statute or order in council or regulation in respect of the public lands to be administered by it hereunder to any person entitled to a grant of lands by way of subsidy for the construction of railways or otherwise or to any railway company for grants of land for right of way, road bed, stations, station grounds, workshops, buildings, yards, ballast pits or other appurtenances.
The Manitoba Natural Resources Act — T-10.47 5
5 The Province will further be bound by and will, with respect to any lands or interests in lands to which the Hudson’s Bay Company may be entitled, carry out the terms and conditions of the Deed of Surrender from the said Company to the Crown as modified by the Dominion Lands Act and the Agreement dated the 23rd day of December, 1924, between His Majesty and the said Company, which said Agreement was approved by Order in Council dated the 19th day of December, 1924 (P.C. 2158), and in particular the Province will grant to the Company any lands in the Province which the Company may be entitled to select and may select from the lists of lands furnished to the Company by the Minister of the Interior under and pursuant to the said Agreement of the 23rd day of December, 1924, and will release and discharge the reservation in patents referred to in clause three of the said agreement, in case such release and discharge has not been made prior to the coming into force of this agreement. Nothing in this agreement, or in any agreement varying the same as hereinafter provided, shall in any way prejudice or diminish the rights of the Hudson’s Bay Company or affect any right to or interest in land acquired or held by the said Company pursuant to the Deed of Surrender from it to the Crown, the Dominion Lands Act or the said Agreement of the 23rd day of December, 1924.
The Manitoba Natural Resources Act — T-10.47 6
6 Upon the coming into force of this agreement, Canada will transfer to the Province the money or securities constituting that portion of the school lands fund, created under sections twenty-two and twenty-three of The Act to amend and consolidate the several Acts respecting Public Lands of the Dominion , being chapter thirty-one of forty-two Victoria, and subsequent statutes, which is derived from the disposition of any school lands within the Province or within those parts of the District of Keewatin and of the Northwest Territories now included within the boundaries of the said Province.
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7 The School Lands Fund to be transferred to the Province as aforesaid and such of the school lands specified in section thirty-seven of the Dominion Lands Act , being chapter one hundred and thirteen of the Revised Statutes of Canada, 1927, as pass to the administration of the Province under the terms hereof, shall be set aside and shall continue to be administered by the Province in accordance, mutatis mutandis , with the provisions of sections thirty-seven to forty of the Dominion Lands Act , for the support of schools organized and carried on therein in accordance with the law of the Province. The Province will, notwithstanding anything in this Agreement, invest money to which this paragraph applies in securities of Canada, or of a Province, or of a municipal corporation or school district in the Province of Manitoba, or in securities guaranteed by Canada or a Province, to form a school fund, and will apply the interest arising therefrom, after deducting the cost of management, for the support of schools organized and carried on in accordance with the law of the Province. 1930, c. 29, s. 7; 1951, c. 53, s. 2