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Today's post examines the collective's response to the Copyright Board's question on the effect of the fair dealing legislative change in Bill C - 32 / C - 11.

Presumably, Minister Kenney believes that the benefits of the changes in Bill C - 31 outweigh the above costs.

Assuming that the above changes in Bill C - 31 withstand the inevitable Charter challenges that are no doubt coming, the Conservatives will years from now have to ask themselves whether the 9 % and 7 % further reductions that Bill C - 31 achieved were worth the political cost.

Not exact matches

Despite the changes on the medical front, the federal Tories have not only indicated their intention to keep marijuana in the Criminal Code, but have also introduced mandatory minimum sentences of six months on small - time grow - ops — six or more plants — as part of the omnibus crime bill, Bill C -bill, Bill C -Bill C - 10.

This seems highly unlikely in the context of the Bill C - 60 changes.

Business associations have been generally very supportive of the policy changes under Bill C - 49, saying it goes much further than earlier amendments proposed in recent years.

Golden (R - C - Bay Ridge - Southwest Brooklyn) is joining a chorus of public officials, including de Blasio, in calling for Gov. Andrew Cuomo to veto a bill approved by the state legislature that seeks to change the definition of a gravity knife to allow more people to carry them.

HB413 (Rep. Beckman)- This bill would require local law enforcement to notify the local superintendent of education and the local board of education, in addition to the principal, when a low - risk juvenile sex offender is planning to establish or has established a fixed residence within their jurisdiction, would require juvenile sex offenders to notify local law enforcement of any change in school attendance, and would provide that failure to comply with either constitutes a Class C felony.

The avoidance of the C word in the bill's title, «Clean Energy Jobs and American Power Act,» seems at odds with the urgent arguments put forward by backers of the legislation that emissions are climbing and climate is changing more drastically than previously predicted.

Bill Hare, CEO of Climate Analytics and a member of the research team that has produced the cautionary report, said: «Our study shows that tropical regions — mostly developing countries that are already highly vulnerable to climate change — face the biggest rise in impacts between 1.5 C and 2 C.

Buried in the provisions of the Omnibus Bill C - 38, the Conservative government has placed clauses that restrict citizens» rights to make submissions on climate change when testifying at environmental impact hearings, but they can do little to shut us up elsewhere.

Bill C - 31 introduces significant changes to the requirements for filing trademarks in Canada, including with classifications and «use» required in Canada.

Bill C - 18 is directed to modernizing various aspects of the agricultural industry in Canada, including making changes to the Plant Breeders» Rights Act.

The Liberal government has also introduced legislative changes to segregation through Bill C - 56; however, the proposed legislation does not mention any prohibitions on vulnerable groups in segregation.

If Bill C - 31 becomes law, the Federal Government will likely finalize the specific fines in the next few months and the changes will likely become effective in early 2015.

The regulations under Bill C - 25 are still in draft form, and still have to go through a public consultation process before they are finalized, mostly in the next 18 to 24 months, and there may be changes made, she adds.

And Ms. Saint - Cyr, when you say that: «In my opinion, the changes found in Bill C - 24 are very welcome,» you contradict your Comment's statement, «I am sorry, I tried to provide an overview of the Bill... not to write a commentary or analysis on the Bill.&raquIn my opinion, the changes found in Bill C - 24 are very welcome,» you contradict your Comment's statement, «I am sorry, I tried to provide an overview of the Bill... not to write a commentary or analysis on the Bill.&raquin Bill C - 24 are very welcome,» you contradict your Comment's statement, «I am sorry, I tried to provide an overview of the Bill... not to write a commentary or analysis on the Bill.»

In my opinion, the changes found in Bill C - 24 are very welcome and addresses a host of long overdue issues relating to the acquisition of citizenship in CanadIn my opinion, the changes found in Bill C - 24 are very welcome and addresses a host of long overdue issues relating to the acquisition of citizenship in Canadin Bill C - 24 are very welcome and addresses a host of long overdue issues relating to the acquisition of citizenship in Canadin Canada.

Canada Labour Code changes under Bill C - 63 (passed but not yet in force; Expected to come into force sometime in 2018):

In addition to changes to the Income Tax Act and a number of other acts, Bill C - 63 makes a number of changes to scheduling practices and leaves of absence under the Canada Labour Code employment standards section.

Changes to the Citizenship Act are in the works through Bill C - 6, which passed second reading in the Senate and was sent to committee.

Now, the amendments introduced by Bill C - 36 are significant, and even go so far as to change the aims of the new prohibitions to discourage «the exploitation that is inherent in prostitution» — this with a view perhaps to affecting the constitutional analysis of the new prohibitions.

The following is a summary of the Bill C - 6 amendments: Changes in immediate effect June 19, 2017: -LSB-...]

In June 2012, the federal government passed Bill C - 31, the Protecting Canada's Immigration System Act, ushering in sweeping changes to Canada's refugee systeIn June 2012, the federal government passed Bill C - 31, the Protecting Canada's Immigration System Act, ushering in sweeping changes to Canada's refugee systein sweeping changes to Canada's refugee system.

Some these changes under Bill C - 31 affect the process for seeking humanitarian and compassionate (H&C) relief for people without legal immigration status in Canada.

And late breaking news — Bill C - 75 has just been announced and in an attempt to keep all members current, we have a special guest attending our program, Marco Medoncino, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, who will explain the new proposed changes and answer questions we may have.

This paper surveys recent changes in Canada's immigration policy: the expansion of the Temporary Foreign Workers Program, the introduction of more rigid language requirements in the economic immigration stream, and changes made to our asylum system by Bill C - 31, Protecting Canada's Immigration System Act.

Parliament made these changes based on developments in case law such as the Court of Appeal in R v. Khan, and the Brief on Bill C - 2: Recognizing the Capacities & Needs of Children as Witnesses in Canada's Criminal Justice System, Child Witness Project, referred to by the court as the «Bala Report.»

The Bill has three main thrusts: (i) repeal of the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act (2012) and its replacement by the new Impact Assessment Act; (ii) creation of the Canadian Energy Regulator (the «CER») to replace the National Energy Board, and (iii) amendments to the Navigation Protection Act, including a change in its title to the Canadian Navigable Waters Act.

Of course that changed in 2014 with Bill C - 24, which strengthened the ability of the government to revoke citizenship.

Last Tuesday, and partly in response to the Etobicoke Centre controversy, Opitz's party introduced Bill C - 23, which would change those polling procedures.

Yesterday the federal government tabled Bill C - 26, which will implement changes to the Canada Pension Plan that were announced in June, 2016.

Bill C - 560 failed in Parliament two years ago, but with a new government in power for a year, Ludmer, principal of LudmerLaw, believes the time is right to lobby politicians to support changes that would implement a rebuttable presumption of equal shared parenting.

The bill placed before the House in his name, Bill C - 560, is an effort to change the standard applied by the courts when dealing with divorce cabill placed before the House in his name, Bill C - 560, is an effort to change the standard applied by the courts when dealing with divorce caBill C - 560, is an effort to change the standard applied by the courts when dealing with divorce cases.

In their press release, the CBA claims that Bill C - 560 would «change the primary focus in custody and access matters from what is best for children to equal parental rights.&raquIn their press release, the CBA claims that Bill C - 560 would «change the primary focus in custody and access matters from what is best for children to equal parental rights.&raquin custody and access matters from what is best for children to equal parental rights.»