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This Act defines “member” for the Women’s Royal Naval Services and deems certain qualifying persons to be veterans or to have served in specified forces for other Acts.
These regulations set rules for hunting, trapping, firearms, permits, and animal control in Wood Buffalo National Park.
These regulations require employers and the applicable partner to jointly assess, prevent, review, and update workplace harassment and violence measures, keep records, train people, and report and resolve occurrences within set timeframes.
Canada’s annual Day of Mourning is April 28, and it is not a legal holiday.
Canada names April 2 each year as World Autism Awareness Day.
This Order gives the World Meteorological Organization, its member-state representatives, its officials, and its mission experts privileges and immunities in Canada, subject to functional need.
This Act implements the WTO Agreement, sets out key definitions, restricts private court actions based solely on Part I or the Agreement without Attorney General consent, and gives the Governor in Council and Minister specific appointment and order-making powers.
The Order remits certain tax, interest, and penalties for the WTO, subject to filing a written claim within two years and meeting specified proof and no-double-relief conditions.
This document is titled the Woven Fabrics and Shells of Woven Fabrics Remission Order and is marked repealed.
An applicant must pay a $98 fee to the Minister when applying for a certificate covered by these Regulations.
This Act regulates wrecks, abandoned or hazardous vessels, and salvage operations, and gives ministers powers to report on, mark, remove, and control dangerous vessels and wrecks.
These regulations set airport zoning limits around Wrigley Airport and restrict structures or growth that would rise above the listed surfaces.
Most of the Act was to come into force on a day or days fixed by the Governor in Council; section 18 is excluded from that commencement rule.
These regulations restrict building and land use on land around Yarmouth Airport, and the Minister can require removal of excess natural growth that rises above the protected surfaces.
This document is a regulation about stabilizing the price of yellow seed onions grown in Canada in 1977, and it is marked as repealed.
These regulations concern stabilizing the price of yellow seed onions grown in Canada in 1978, and the title notes that they were repealed.
This regulation concerns stabilizing the price of yellow seed onions marketed in the 1982-83 crop year, and the source text notes that it was repealed.
These zoning rules restrict construction and land use around Yellowknife Airport to protect the airport surfaces and limit bird-attracting waste.
The Act requires Canada to transfer certain amounts to the York Factory First Nation, and lets specified York Factory First Nation-related persons and entities exercise certain claims only in accordance with the agreement.
The Yorkton Airport Zoning Regulations restrict construction and certain land uses on land near Yorkton Airport.
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