Sentences with phrase «number of provinces»

Of course, what has kept it so largely in its original form is the difficulty agreeing on just what reforms are most desirable to the greatest number of provinces.

Moreover, some Canadian funds are only available in a limited number of provinces.

It is expanding its range into a greater number of provinces and fine - tuning its distribution arrangements after a big shift last year where it took in house its distribution in China for retail customers, and is also introducing new products to market alongside the big brands Penfolds and Wolf Blass.

Increased venture capital investment in a number of provinces, along with lagging investment in European countries since the recession, has vaulted Canada from being one of the weakest to one of the strongest countries on this indicator.

It seems clearly true that a lot of the provisions of the Canada Health Act around minimal private financing for medically necessary hospital and physician services has largely in a number of provinces really not been upheld, but this particular cons fed government doesn't want to go down that path of calling them to account.

Though a number of provinces have planned similar bans, B.C., which implemented a ban on 75W and 100W incandescent bulbs in January, is the first to go through with it.

A number of provinces, including Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Manitoba, indicated they're certainly watching Ontario.

The addition brings to four — including original members Ontario and British Columbia — the number of provinces that have signed on to the project, although they represent about three quarters of Canadian listed companies with a market capitalization of 53 per cent of the total.

A number of provinces, including Quebec and Manitoba, have taken heed and moved to protect consumers from getting fleeced by instituting limits to the fees that can be charged when breaking a contract early.

«A number of provinces are currently trying to cope with the problem by attracting more private investment into publicly insured services.

For example, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) provides policing services to a number of provinces.

For example, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police provide policing services to a number of provinces.

Recently, however, the Asian giant has called for dramatic capacity cuts in a number of provinces.

For presentational purposes, a number of provinces (Alberta and British Columbia) have separated their budgets into two components: a current goods and services budget and a capital budget.

Analysis is hampered because of a lack of transparency by a number of provinces in their regulation and supervision of financial institutions, including those they have designated as systemically important.

A number of provinces have made proposals to enhance the CPP, involving the increasing of pensionable benefits, financed through higher employee and employer contribution rates.

The highlands consist of a number of provinces, and much of the coffee is grown in the Eastern Highlands and Western Highlands provinces, more or less in the center of the country.

Efforts are also under way to twin San Andres province with a number of provinces in Africa, and also the City of Cartagena with cities in the Americas, Africa, Asia and Europe.

And that's what's happened in a number of provinces throughout Canada, however not all the provinces in Canada.

A number of provinces, including Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Manitoba, indicated they're certainly watching Ontario.

A number of provinces are working on measures dealing with electronic waste, which could include batteries.

A number of provinces have put forward specific coal control measures and some have even pledged to reduce absolute consumption by 2017.

This trade has helped customers in a number of provinces enjoy electricity rates that are among the lowest in the world.

«We have personal health information laws in Canada in a number of provinces and it's kind of an odd divide because in most of these laws there is the assumption health care providers are the ones who are the repositories of health information and we worry about how they care for information.

That percentage is similar today; however, in a number of provinces, the advisory committees are not considering applications because the terms of the previous members expired and the Liberals have yet to appoint replacements.

While a number of provinces have enacted whistleblower legislation, the federal government set the bar nationally with amendments to the Criminal Code of Canada that were adopted in 2004.

There are a number of provinces that are unilingual English, I grew up in British Columbia, there aren't any French or bilingual signs out here except for in National Parks and on government buildings.

Alice Woolley has already considered this question elsewhere and has pointed out that the fact that the Canadian legal profession is provincially regulated gives rise to serious cost and practical issues: a number of provinces and territories simply do not seem to have sufficient lawyer populations to justify putting an entirely new regulatory body into place to operate alongside the courts and the law societies.