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Canada, Americas, Northern America
The present Regulations enact section 10 of the Mineral Resources Act, 1959, which was repealed by the Crown Minerals Act (C-50.2), but these Regulations continue in force under the Crown Minerals Act. In particular, the Act lays down provisions relating to permits and licences of shale exploration. The text consists of 49 sections divided into 5 Parts as follows: General (I); Permits (II); Leases of Crown lands (III); Conditions applicable to permits and leases (IV); Surface rights (V). Three Schedules are enclosed.
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Canada, Americas, Northern America
Article 1 of the present Order establishes that the Environmental Assessment Act is hereby repealed. The repeal takes effect on the date of this Order.
Repeals: Environmental Assessment Act (S.Y. 2003, c. 2). (2003-03-20)
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Canada, Americas, Northern America
The present Regulation enacts the Assessment and Planning Appeal Board Act. Section 3 establishes that for the purposes of the Act, the province is divided into eleven regions. The Regulations consists of 6 sections.
Implements: Assessment and Planning Appeal Board Act (S.N.B. 2001, c. A-14.3). (2010-08-19)
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Canada, Americas, Northern America
The present Act lays down provisions relating to the cultural heritage in the province of New Brunswick. The Act strengthen the province’s ability to conserve heritage sites and objects by establishing the Crown as legal owner of heritage objects, and prohibiting the alteration of heritage sites.
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Canada, Americas, Northern America
The present Order enacts the Mines and Minerals Act. Section 1 establishes that under subsections 14(1) and (3) of the Mines and Minerals Act, the Minister withdraws, inter alia, from prospecting and staking out and from lease: a) all mineral rights, the property of the Crown, within the area of the lands described in Schedule A; b) all sand and gravel rights, the property of the Crown, within the area of the lands described in Schedule B; c) all potash rights, the property of the Crown, within the area of the lands described in Schedule C. Seven Schedules are enclosed.
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Canada, Americas, Northern America
The present Regulation implements the Oil and Gas Activities Act. Sections 24 and 25 of the present Regulations address the requirement to survey pipelines and well sites, related to oil and gas activity, within specified time frames. Section 26 provides a mechanism to apply for an extension to the time frames stated in sections 24 and 25. The text consists of 29 sections divided into 4 Parts as follows: Miscellaneous (1); Release of information (2); Surveys (3); Orphan sites (4).
Implements: Oil and Gas Activities Act ([S.B.C. 2008] Chapter 36). (2016-02-29)
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Latin America and the Caribbean, United States of America
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An Act respecting the clarification of land titles.
Canada, Americas, Northern America
The present Act lays down provisions relating to the clarification of land titles. Part I deals with land titles clarification areas. Section 3 establishes that where the residents of an area of a municipality are in necessitous circumstances as a result of lack of property development in the area and where there appears to be confusion as to the ownership of land, the Governor in Council may designate the area as a land titles clarification area.
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Canada, Americas, Northern America
The present Act provides for the procedures related to expropriation and the management of abandoned land. It addresses matters related to compensation and regulates the use of expropriated lands. The text consists of 54 sections divided into 4 Parts: Acquisition and abandonment of land (I); Compensation (II); Entry and possession (III); Use of land (IV).
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Canada, Americas, Northern America
The present Act lays down provisions relating to land use planning. Section 2 of the above-mentioned Act establishes that the Commissioner may designate any area in the Territories as a development area where the Commissioner considers that it will be necessary in the public interest to regulate the orderly development of the area, as contemplated by this Act.
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