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Canada — British Columbia
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The Act defines the Agreement, bars most court proceedings to enforce rights or obligations arising solely under the Agreement, lets the Lieutenant Governor in Council assign Agreement-related responsibilities to a minister, and sets staggered commencement rules.
Canada — British Columbia
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This text identifies the Transmission Corporation Act and notes that it was repealed by the Clean Energy Act.
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act regulates the handling and transport of dangerous goods, requires compliance with safety rules, gives inspectors inspection and detention powers, allows permits and regulations, and sets offences and penalties for breaches.
Canada — British Columbia
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This part gives the minister and the BC Transportation Financing Authority broad powers over transportation projects, highways, land, tolls, and transit-related matters, and it sets several notice, tender, compensation, and financial rules.
Canada — British Columbia
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This part lets the minister and concessionaire set up highway concession agreements, including tolling, maintenance, operation, audits, and dispute handling, while limiting certain closures, transfers, and tolls at highway intersections.
Canada — British Columbia
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This provision identifies the Travel Agents Act and notes that it was repealed on July 4, 2004.
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This document is marked as repealed.
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act creates the British Columbia Treaty Commission and gives it duties, powers, reporting obligations, and records-access rules.
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act lets qualifying treaty first nations impose property taxes on certain real property interests, subject to agreements, notice rules, exemptions, and reporting requirements.
Canada — British Columbia
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This source note says the title was changed from Treaty First Nation Taxation Act to Treaty First Nation Property Taxation Enabling Act.
Canada — British Columbia
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This text identifies the Trespass Act and notes it was revised as RS2018, c. 3, effective October 1, 2018.
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act bans trespass on enclosed land and after notice, requires a person demanded by an occupier or authorized person to give correct name and address, and lets occupiers post notices and seek restitution after convictions.
Canada — British Columbia
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The Supreme Court may approve certain trust arrangements, but not unless they appear beneficial for the protected person. The Public Guardian and Trustee must get notice in some cases and can appear, be heard, and recover ordered costs.
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act lets qualifying religious societies, congregations, churches, and trustees appoint, manage, lease, mortgage, and protect church-related property, but it also imposes consent, reporting, and burial-ground limits.
Canada — British Columbia
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This provision defines key trust-law terms and sets rules for trustees, including investment, delegation, insurance, trustee replacement, court-supervised administration, and some offences.
Canada — British Columbia
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This provision identifies the Tugboat Worker Lien Act and states that it was repealed, effective June 30, 2025.
Canada — British Columbia
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This document identifies the Tuition Fee Freeze Act and states that it expired on March 31, 2001 under section 5.
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act designates the fourth Saturday in November as Ukrainian Famine and Genocide (Holodomor) Memorial Day throughout British Columbia.
Canada — British Columbia
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This document notes that the Unclaimed Money Act was repealed.
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act sets rules for handling unclaimed money and property, including locating owners, keeping databases and records, processing claims, and allowing the administrator and holders to do specific things under the Act.