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Pension Increase Regulations, 1958 — Pension Increase Regulations, 1958
first pension , with reference to a recipient, means the pension of the recipient in the calculation of which the latest period of service of the employee to or in respect of whom the pension was granted or is payable that was used is earlier in time than the latest period of his service that was used to calculate the second pension of the recipient; ( première pension )
Pension Increase Regulations, 1958 — Pension Increase Regulations, 1958
second pension , with reference to a recipient, means the pension of the recipient other than the first pension. ( seconde pension )
Pension Increase Regulations, 1958 — 8
8 Notwithstanding anything in these Regulations, where the recipient is a person who was an employee and is a widow and is in receipt of pensions as such, no increase shall be made pursuant to these Regulations in the annual rate at which any pension of the recipient is payable unless the total of all the pensions, computed at an annual rate, does not exceed three thousand dollars, in which case, each pension shall be increased in accordance with section 3, but the aggregate of all the increases, computed at an annual rate, shall in no case exceed the lesser of (a) an annual rate that when added to the aggregate of the annual rates at which the pensions are payable totals three thousand dollars, or (b) an annual rate, not exceeding six hundred and forty dollars, determined by the Treasury Board.
Pension Increase Regulations, 1958 — NOTE: (1)
NOTE: (1) In this Schedule “salary” includes wages and pay and allowances.
Pension Increase Regulations, 1958 — (2)
(2) Column II of this Schedule is the appropriate Column where the pension of a recipient, although not calculated on 10 year average salary basis, would have been so calculated but for the fact that the employee to or in respect of whom the pension was granted or is payable had to his credit less than 10 years pensionable service.
Quebec Apple Growers’ Marketing Order — Quebec Apple Growers’ Marketing Order
WHEREAS under the provisions of the Agricultural Products Marketing Act , the Governor in Council may by order grant authority in interprovincial and export trade to any board or agency authorized under the law of any province to exercise powers of regulation in relation to the marketing of any agricultural product locally within the province, and for such purposes to exercise all or any powers like the powers exercisable by such board or agency in relation to the marketing of such product locally within the province;
Quebec Apple Growers’ Marketing Order — Quebec Apple Growers’ Marketing Order
AND WHEREAS The Quebec Apple Growers’ Marketing Board is authorized under the Quebec Agricultural Marketing Act and regulations thereunder to exercise powers of regulation in relation to the marketing of apples locally within the Province of Quebec, and has applied for, and it is deemed advisable to grant to the Board, authority to regulate the marketing of apples outside the Province of Quebec in interprovincial and export trade;
Quebec Apple Growers’ Marketing Order — Quebec Apple Growers’ Marketing Order
THEREFORE His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Agriculture, pursuant to the Agricultural Products Marketing Act , is pleased hereby to make the annexed Order.
Quebec Apple Growers’ Marketing Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Quebec Apple Growers’ Marketing Order .
Quebec Apple Growers’ Marketing Order — 2
2 In this Order, Plan means The Quebec Apple Growers’ Joint Marketing Plan sanctioned and declared in force by the Quebec Agricultural Marketing Board as published, pursuant to the Quebec Agricultural Marketing Act , in the Quebec Gazette of August 20, 1960 and as amended in the Quebec Gazette of September 10, 1960; ( plan ) Growers’ Board means the Quebec Apple Growers’ Marketing Board constituted under the Plan; ( Office des producteurs ) Apples means apples grown in the Province of Quebec. ( pommes )
Quebec Apple Growers’ Marketing Order — Quebec Apple Growers’ Marketing Order
Plan means The Quebec Apple Growers’ Joint Marketing Plan sanctioned and declared in force by the Quebec Agricultural Marketing Board as published, pursuant to the Quebec Agricultural Marketing Act , in the Quebec Gazette of August 20, 1960 and as amended in the Quebec Gazette of September 10, 1960; ( plan )
Quebec Apple Growers’ Marketing Order — Quebec Apple Growers’ Marketing Order
Growers’ Board means the Quebec Apple Growers’ Marketing Board constituted under the Plan; ( Office des producteurs )
Quebec Apple Growers’ Marketing Order — Quebec Apple Growers’ Marketing Order
Apples means apples grown in the Province of Quebec. ( pommes )
Quebec Apple Growers’ Marketing Order — 3
3 The Growers’ Board established pursuant to the Quebec Agricultural Marketing Act is hereby granted authority to regulate the marketing outside the Province of Quebec in interprovincial and export trade of apples grown in the Province of Quebec, and for such purposes may, with reference to persons and property situated within the Province of Quebec, exercise powers like the powers exercisable by it in relation to the marketing of such apples locally within the Province of Quebec under the chapters “Powers and attributions” and “Powers as negotiating and selling agent”, contained in the Plan, excepting the powers exercisable under paragraphs (f) and (k) in the subsection “Obligations” in the chapter “Powers and attributions” contained in the Plan.
Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries — Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries
ELIZABETH THE SECOND, by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom, Canada and Her other Realms and Territories QUEEN, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith.
Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries — Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries
To All To Whom these Presents shall come or whom the same may in anywise concern, Greetings :
Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries — Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries
Whereas in and by section twenty-two of the Penitentiary Act , chapter 206 of the Revised Statutes of Canada, 1952, it is among other things enacted that Our Governor in Council may declare from time to time by proclamation to be published in the Canada Gazette that any tract of land within Canada of which the boundaries shall be described in such proclamation is a penitentiary and is to be so held within the meaning of the said Act.
Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries — Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries
And Whereas Our Administrator in Council by Order bearing date the thirty-first day of July, in the year of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred and sixty-one, has directed that a proclamation do issue declaring the lands described in Schedules “A”, “B” and “C” hereto to be penitentiary lands within the meaning of the Penitentiary Act .
Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries — Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries
Now Know Ye that, by and with the advice of Our Privy Council for Canada, We do hereby proclaim and declare that from and after the date hereof the lands described in Schedules “A”, “B” and “C” hereto shall henceforth be penitentiaries to be known as Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp respectively.
Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries — Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries
Of All Which Our Loving Subjects and all others whom these Presents may concern are hereby required to take notice and to govern themselves accordingly.
Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries — Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries
In Testimony Whereof We have caused these Our Letters to be made Patent and the Great Seal of Canada to be hereto affixed. Witness : The Honourable Patrick Kerwin , Chief Justice of Canada and Administrator of Our Government of Canada.
Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries — Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries
At Ottawa , this twenty-second day of August in the year of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred and sixty-one and in the tenth year of Our Reign.
Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries — Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries
By Command, C. STEIN, Under Secretary of State .
Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries — Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries
That parcel or tract of land designated as Field 13, Farm No. 2, being part of the Dominion Experimental Farm at Agassiz, situated and being in Township No. 3, Range No. 28, West of the 6th Meridian in the Province of British Columbia, being more particularly described as follows: Bounded on the East, North and West by the bank of the ditch separating Fields 12, 3 and 2 from Field 13; on the South by bush edge, the said bush edge being the southern extremity of Field 13 as cleared. The above parcel contains 5.48 acres, more or less.
Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries — Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries
Bounded on the East, North and West by the bank of the ditch separating Fields 12, 3 and 2 from Field 13; on the South by bush edge, the said bush edge being the southern extremity of Field 13 as cleared.
Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries — Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries
The above parcel contains 5.48 acres, more or less.
Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries — Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries
That parcel or tract of land being a part of the Camp Petawawa Reserve in the Township of Petawawa, County of Renfrew, in the Province of Ontario, being more particularly described as follows: Commencing at a point along the fence line being the Easterly limit of the Canadian Pacific Railway right of way, the said point being 31.4 feet at right angles to the fence line to a cross cut in the floor of the concrete bridge spanning Little Tucker Creek; thence Southerly parallel to the railway track, a distance of 1253 feet more or less to a point; thence Westerly at an angle of 83°0′ a distance of 1200 feet more or less to a point; thence Northwesterly at an angle of 142°30′ a distance of 340 feet more or less; thence Westerly at an angle of 125°30′ a distance of 300 feet more or less to a point along the Easterly bank of Little Tucker Creek; thence in a Northeasterly direction following the sinuosities of the Easterly bank of Little Tucker Creek to the point of commencement. The above parcel contains 32.75 acres, more or less.
Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries — Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries
Commencing at a point along the fence line being the Easterly limit of the Canadian Pacific Railway right of way, the said point being 31.4 feet at right angles to the fence line to a cross cut in the floor of the concrete bridge spanning Little Tucker Creek; thence Southerly parallel to the railway track, a distance of 1253 feet more or less to a point; thence Westerly at an angle of 83°0′ a distance of 1200 feet more or less to a point; thence Northwesterly at an angle of 142°30′ a distance of 340 feet more or less; thence Westerly at an angle of 125°30′ a distance of 300 feet more or less to a point along the Easterly bank of Little Tucker Creek; thence in a Northeasterly direction following the sinuosities of the Easterly bank of Little Tucker Creek to the point of commencement.
Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries — Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries
The above parcel contains 32.75 acres, more or less.
Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries — Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries
That parcel or tract of land and the whole of Lac Leblanc contained therein, the said parcel being a part of the Gatineau Park site situated and being in the Township of Onslow, County of Pontiac, Province of Quebec, and comprising the South Half of Lots No. 27 and No. 28 in Range No. 10, being more particularly described as follows: Bounded on the North by property presently controlled by the Province of Quebec, Department of Lands and Forests (North half of Lot No. 27) and privately owned property (North half of Lot No. 28); on the West by the westerly limit of Lot No. 27; on the South by the southerly limit of Range No. 10; on the East by the Easterly limit of Lot No. 28. The above described parcel contains 200 acres, more or less.
Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries — Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries
Bounded on the North by property presently controlled by the Province of Quebec, Department of Lands and Forests (North half of Lot No. 27) and privately owned property (North half of Lot No. 28); on the West by the westerly limit of Lot No. 27; on the South by the southerly limit of Range No. 10; on the East by the Easterly limit of Lot No. 28.
Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries — Agassiz Correctional Camp, Petawawa Correctional Camp and Gatineau Correctional Camp Lands Proclaimed Penitentiaries
The above described parcel contains 200 acres, more or less.
C.O.T.C. Pension Regulations — C.O.T.C. Pension Regulations
His Excellency the Governor General in Council, pursuant to the Public Service Superannuation Act and Vote 520 of the Appropriation Act No. 5, 1961 , is pleased hereby to make the annexed Regulations respecting the Transfer of the Pensions of Employees of the Canadian Overseas Telecommunication Corporation , effective November 1, 1961.
C.O.T.C. Pension Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the C.O.T.C. Pension Regulations .
C.O.T.C. Pension Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, Act means the Public Service Superannuation Act ; ( Loi ) Corporation and C.O.T.C. means the Canadian Overseas Telecommunication Corporation; ( Société et S.C.T.T. ) former employer means the Pacific Cable Board, Eastern Telegraph Company, Western Telegraph Company, Imperial and International Communications Limited, Cable and Wireless Limited and Canadian Marconi Company; ( ancien employeur ) Standard Life Plan means the group pension contract entered into between the Corporation and the Standard Life Assurance Company to which the Corporation has made contributions in respect of its employees; and ( régime de la Standard Life ) United Kingdom Plan means the Pacific Cable Board Pension Fund, the Eastern and Associated Telegraph Companies Pension Fund and the Communications Superannuation Fund of Cable and Wireless Limited to which the Corporation has made contributions in respect of its employees. ( régime du Royaume-Uni )
C.O.T.C. Pension Regulations — C.O.T.C. Pension Regulations
Act means the Public Service Superannuation Act ; ( Loi )
C.O.T.C. Pension Regulations — C.O.T.C. Pension Regulations
Corporation and C.O.T.C. means the Canadian Overseas Telecommunication Corporation; ( Société et S.C.T.T. )
C.O.T.C. Pension Regulations — C.O.T.C. Pension Regulations
former employer means the Pacific Cable Board, Eastern Telegraph Company, Western Telegraph Company, Imperial and International Communications Limited, Cable and Wireless Limited and Canadian Marconi Company; ( ancien employeur )
C.O.T.C. Pension Regulations — C.O.T.C. Pension Regulations
Standard Life Plan means the group pension contract entered into between the Corporation and the Standard Life Assurance Company to which the Corporation has made contributions in respect of its employees; and ( régime de la Standard Life )
C.O.T.C. Pension Regulations — C.O.T.C. Pension Regulations
United Kingdom Plan means the Pacific Cable Board Pension Fund, the Eastern and Associated Telegraph Companies Pension Fund and the Communications Superannuation Fund of Cable and Wireless Limited to which the Corporation has made contributions in respect of its employees. ( régime du Royaume-Uni )
C.O.T.C. Pension Regulations — 3
3 (1) An employee of the Corporation who is a member of the Standard Life Plan or the United Kingdom Plan shall not become a contributor under the Act if he notifies the Minister of Finance in writing on or before January 1, 1962 of his election not to become a contributor. (2) An employee who has notified the Minister of Finance of his election not to become a contributor pursuant to subsection (1) may, by notice to the Minister in writing on or before October 1, 1964, revoke such election and upon such notice being given by the employee, (a) the election not to become a contributor shall be deemed to be revoked on October 1, 1964; and (b) the employee shall become a contributor under the Act on October 1, 1964. (3) In the case of an employee who has notified the Minister of Finance pursuant to subsection (2) of the revocation of an election made by the employee under subsection (1), (a) the expression “November 1, 1961” set out in paragraph (b) of subsection (1) of section 4 of these Regulations shall be read as “September 30, 1964”; (b) the expression “November 1, 1961” set out in section 6 of these Regulations shall be read as “October 1, 1964”; and (c) the expression “November 1, 1961” set out in that portion of section 10 of these Regulations preceding paragraph (a) thereof shall be read as “October 1, 1964”. SOR/64-389, s. 1
C.O.T.C. Pension Regulations — 4
4 (1) The Corporation shall pay to the Superannuation Account on or before March 31, 1966, in respect of each employee who is a member of the United Kingdom Plan and who becomes a contributor under the Act an amount equal to (a) twelve per cent of the salary paid to that employee by the Corporation or a former employer in each year of pensionable service under that Plan prior to August 1, 1960; and (b) thirteen per cent of the salary paid to each such employee by the Corporation during that part of the period from August 1, 1960, to November 1, 1961, that is pensionable service under that Plan, together with interest thereon at four per cent per annum calculated from July 1st in each such year. (2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), no payment shall be made by the Corporation to the Superannuation Account in respect of an employee described in subsection (1) for any year that is in excess of his thirty-fifth year of pensionable service under that plan.
C.O.T.C. Pension Regulations — 5
5 (1) The Corporation shall pay to the Superannuation Account on or before March 31, 1966, an amount equal to (a) in the case of each male employee described in subsection (2) (i) twelve per cent of the salary paid to each such employee by the Corporation or a former employer in each year of pensionable service under the Standard Life Plan prior to August 1, 1960, and (ii) thirteen per cent of the salary paid to each such employee by the Corporation during that part of the period from August 1, 1960, to November 1, 1961, that is pensionable service under the Standard Life Plan together with interest thereon at (iii) four per cent per annum calculated from July 1st in each year in respect of salary paid prior to April 1, 1952, and (iv) four per cent compounded annually calculated from July 1st in each year in respect of salary paid between March 31, 1952, and November 1, 1961; (b) in the case of each female employee described in subsection (2), ten per cent of the salary paid to each such employee by the Corporation or a former employer in each year of pensionable service under the Standard Life Plan prior to November 1, 1961, together with interest thereon at (i) four per cent per annum calculated from July 1st in each year in respect of any salary paid prior to April 1, 1952, and (ii) four per cent compounded annually calculated from July 1st in each year in respect of any salary paid between March 31, 1952, and November 1, 1961; (c) the amount the Corporation has received from the Standard Life Assurance Company in respect of those employees who have left the employment of the Corporation on or before October 31, 1961, together with interest thereon at four per cent per annum calculated from the end of the month in which that employee left the employment of the Corporation until November 1, 1961; minus (d) an amount equal to the total contributions made by those employees described in subsection (2), the Corporation and Canadian Marconi Company to the Standard Life Assurance Company under the Standard Life Plan together with the total interest accumulated thereon prior to November 1, 1961. (2) Subsection (1) applies only with respect to those employees of the Corporation who (a) are members of the Standard Life Plan; (b) become contributors under the Act; (c) [Repealed, SOR/62-113, s. 1] (d) assign to the Corporation all benefits they or their heirs are entitled to under the Standard Life Plan. (3) Notwithstanding subsection (1), no payment shall be made by the Corporation to the Superannuation Account in respect of any employee described in subsection (2) for any year that is in excess of his thirty-fifth year of pensionable service under that Plan. SOR/62-113, s. 1
C.O.T.C. Pension Regulations — 6
6 No annuity or annual allowance shall be paid under the Act to or in respect of an employee of the Corporation who becomes a contributor under the Act in respect of service prior to November 1, 1961, unless that employee delivers to the Corporation an assignment to it of all benefits he or his heirs are entitled to under the Standard Life Plan or United Kingdom Plan and authorizes the payment to the Corporation of any equity he has in those Plans in respect of that service.
C.O.T.C. Pension Regulations — 7
7 The Corporation shall pay to the Superannuation Account any amount owing to the Corporation by the Standard Life Assurance Company in respect of any employee of the Corporation who is a member of the Standard Life Plan and leaves the employment of the Corporation after October 31, 1961.