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Internet service providers must report certain addresses or URLs and notify police when their service may be used for child sexual abuse/exploitation material offences; they must preserve related computer data for 21 days and then destroy it unless another order requires retention.
The Minister of Finance may make up to $500 million in direct payments to provinces for diagnostic and medical equipment and related staff training for the 2004-2005 fiscal year.
This Act sets up the Port Warden office for the Harbour of Montreal, gives it inspection and survey powers, and requires masters and related officials to follow notice, clearance, record-keeping, and fee rules.
This Act creates the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and sets it to come into force two months after royal assent, using the assent day or the last day of that month if needed.
A person who would otherwise be able to claim an exemption for a controlled product must first file a notice of intent during the specified window and pay the required fee.
The Governor in Council may grant Mr. Justice Morand an immediate annuity if he meets the stated service and age conditions and resigns to become Ontario’s Ombudsman.
This Act confirms that the Federal District Commission’s acquisition of the specified lands is treated as having the same legal effect as if prior Governor in Council consent had been obtained.
Every person may request access to the specified committee records.
This Act creates Continental Bank of Canada and sets special rules for IAC Limited, the Bank, directors, shareholding, assets, lending, and amalgamation.
This Act creates the Jules and Paul-Émile Léger Foundation as a non-profit corporation and gives it charitable powers, while requiring it to use its resources for its objects and not distribute property or profits to members.
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited may restart and keep operating the National Research Universal Reactor at Chalk River for 120 days after this Act takes effect, if it is satisfied the operation is safe.
This provision defines key terms and mainly restricts unsolicited commercial electronic messages, while also regulating transmission-data changes, computer-program installs, and enforcement powers.
This Act repeals the 1916 act incorporating the Western Canada Telephone Company, keeps TELUS Communications (B.C.) Inc. in legal existence, protects certain holders’ rights, and starts on a day fixed by the Governor in Council.
Regulations about anchoring ships in certain prohibited waters.
This regulation prescribes certain ancillary activities for specified insurance-related entities and says those activities must be reasonably ancillary to the relevant insurance business.
The regulation creates Marine Protected Areas and generally prohibits activities that harm living marine organisms or their habitat, but allows certain fishing, navigation, dredging, safety/emergency, and approved research/tourism activities under stated conditions.
These regulations concern stationary bulk storage facilities for anhydrous ammonia.
This Act lets qualified people form animal pedigree associations, but they need ministerial approval and must follow detailed by-laws for registration, identification, records, and governance.
This document is titled the Animals of the Sub-family Bovinae and Their Products Importation Prohibition Regulations, and it is marked as repealed.
This Act gives effect to the Anishinabek Nation Education Agreement, applies to participating First Nations, and sets rules for education delivery, First Nation laws, and related governance powers.
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