Canada — Northwest Territories
Change Of Name
2 provisions
This Act limits when a person may change a name in the Northwest Territories and sets the application, registration, notice, and revocation rules.
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Canada — Northwest Territories
2 provisions
This Act limits when a person may change a name in the Northwest Territories and sets the application, registration, notice, and revocation rules.
Canada — Northwest Territories
2 provisions
This regulation sets the forms, documents, notices, and fees-related procedures for name changes in the Northwest Territories.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This part defines key terms and gives charter communities broad bylaw-making authority, while setting out the minister’s role in starting incorporation notices.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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A municipal corporation may borrow from specified Canadian or foreign financial institutions, governments, or certain government-backed funding programs.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This order establishes the Charter Community of K’ásho Got’iné, continues the settlement corporation as a municipal corporation, sets council rules, and sets eligibility and election requirements.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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Charter communities must have an investment plan with specified controls, and they can only make certain authorized investments within set limits.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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Charter communities face borrowing limits and must keep a debt management plan with specified controls, roles, and review requirements.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This regulation sets the prescribed form for a public-hearing certification and repeals an earlier forms regulation.
Canada — Northwest Territories
5 provisions
This part sets up CPA NWT/NU, gives it governance rules, and sets basic rules for the board, directors, committees, and membership-related administration.
Canada — Northwest Territories
7 provisions
This part defines key terms for child and family services and says a child protection worker must apply to court without delay in a specific situation; it also says a plan of care agreement cannot be made for a person covered by subsection 1.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This regulation sets rules for plan of care committees and for the Director’s list of Aboriginal organizations.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This order delegates listed authority and responsibility to the Territorial authority and the Boards of Management, and requires them to follow directions from the Director.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This part defines key terms and sets rules for who is treated as a child, parent, or father, including assisted reproduction and adoption.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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These guidelines set how child support is calculated, what income and documents may be used, and when the court may adjust support or order insurance coverage.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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These regulations set the prescribed declaration form for subsection 12(1) of the Children’s Law Act and repeal the earlier Children’s Law Forms Regulations.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This regulation sets up the child support recalculation service, who may apply, what information must be provided, and when annual reviews and recalculations happen.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This Act says certain contract debts and choses in action can be assigned in writing, and assignees can sue in their own name, subject to the original contract’s transfer limits and notice rules.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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The Minister may start public notice for a proposed municipal corporation, and the notice must be in the proposed municipality’s area.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This regulation defines Canadian and foreign financial institutions, allows a municipal corporation to borrow from listed public and private lenders, and repeals an earlier lenders regulation.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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The Village of Norman Wells is continued, and its council consists of a mayor and five councillors.