Sentences with phrase «imposed by the province»

The trial judge also rejected the suggestion that the municipality's duty was necessarily limited to the minimum standards imposed by the province.

Not exact matches

Both Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Environment Minister Catherine McKenna have long insisted Ottawa would collect no revenue from the carbon price the federal government is requiring the provinces and territories impose by 2018.

And autumn has featured, along with Morneau's troubles, Heritage Minister Melanie Joly being scorched by a firestorm — hottest by far in Quebec, her home province — sparked by her deal with Netflix, which extracts $ 500 million over five years for Canadian productions from the internet streaming giant, but imposes none of the taxes and regulations her critics demand.

Section 35 imposes specific obligations on both the provinces and federal governments to engage Aboriginal peoples who will be adversely affected by a proposed government action (for example, an oil port or pipeline).

It was the largest penalty ever imposed by a judge in the province on workplace safety charges.

The federal government has already served notice to the provinces of its intentions to impose a pan-Canadian carbon price of $ 50 / tonne by 2022.

He added that the province's move to control the city's overheated housing market by imposing a 15 per cent tax on foreign buyers of homes in Metro Vancouver as of Aug. 2 could reduce its bubble risk rating.

Over a furious dissent by Justice Rothstein, the Court held that while provinces can impose some hearing fees, the fees can not constitutionally result in «undue hardship» on litigants, preventing them from asserting their legal claims.

The report recommended that the residency and citizenship requirements imposed in certain provinces be eliminated, observing that, «[f] rom a competition standpoint, such restrictions limit the supply of lawyers by imposing an additional requirement that lawyers must meet before becoming members of a law society that has such a restriction.»

TLA 2017 [1] holds that provinces may impose such fees without interfering with the core jurisdiction of the superior courts protected by s. 96 of the Constitution Act, 1867.