Aurora College Regulation 1
This order creates three Aurora College campuses in Inuvik, Fort Smith, and Yellowknife, and repeals the earlier Arctic College Inuvik Campus Order.
- Campus establishment
- Regulatory administration
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This order creates three Aurora College campuses in Inuvik, Fort Smith, and Yellowknife, and repeals the earlier Arctic College Inuvik Campus Order.
The regulation sets governance competencies for Aurora College’s board and requires the Board and Aurora College to follow specific appointment, review, and payment rules.
These regulations set the rules for Aurora College’s mandate agreement and statement process, including who may direct a statement, what it must contain, and when it must be submitted and published.
The regulation sets out how members of the Aurora College Research Advisory Council are selected, appointed, and removed.
This part sets out who must inspect and maintain boilers, pressure vessels and plants, when certificates are needed, and when inspectors can shut down or seal unsafe equipment.
This regulation sets safety rules for boilers, pressure vessels, pressure piping, fittings, and related plants, including design approval, permits, inspections, and operating requirements.
This Act defines key construction lien terms and says owners must withhold a 10% holdback from payment for covered work or materials under Part 4.
This regulation sets required forms, fees, thresholds, and court procedure for builders’ lien matters.
This segment is the title and table of contents for the Business Corporations Act consolidation.
This provision sets filing-form rules, fee rules, and detailed limits on corporate names for corporations and registered extra-territorial corporations.
This regulation prescribes the described seal as the official seal of the Registrar of Corporations, and it starts when the Business Corporations Act starts.
Most businesses in the Territories must be registered or licensed to operate, unless a listed exception applies.
This regulation sets a $218 fee for registration, a licence, or licence renewal for both resident and non-resident businesses.
A business licence for a business establishment cannot be issued unless the application includes a fire-safety certificate from the Fire Marshal or a local assistant.
Housing Associations incorporated under the Societies Act are exempt from the Business Licence Act.
A business operating in a municipality with by-laws for business licence issuance is exempt from the Business Licence Act.
An applicant for a business in a food establishment must produce a valid food establishment permit before a licence can be issued.
Remote lodges are exempt from the Business Licence Act.
This Act controls who may buy, possess, transport, use, sell, and distribute cannabis in the Northwest Territories, and sets rules for vendors, permits, inspections, and community plebiscites.
This regulation sets conditions for cannabis vendor designation, store operations, transport limits, inspections, enforcement, and temporary prohibition requests.
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