UBRARV USE ONLY
S
O. Reg. 438/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 442/79 3339
THE FARM PRODUCTS M ARRETING ACT THE FARM PRODUCTS MARRET1NG ACT
O. Reg. 438/79.
Asparagus — Plan .
Made— June 13th, 1979.
Filed— June 21st. 1979.
VtK
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 304 OF REVISED
REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETLNG ACT
1. Paragraph 2 of section 6 of the Schedule to
Regulation 304 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970, as remade by section 3 of Ontario
Regulation 2 15/79. is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
2 . District 2 , comprising the counties of Brant, Elgin
and Oxford and the regional municipalities of Hal-
dimand-Norfolk, Halton. Hamilton-Wentworth,
Niagara and Waterloo
O. Reg. 440/79.
Fresh Vegetables— Plan.
Made— June 13th. 1979.
Filed— June 21st, 1979.
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THE FARM PRODUCTS M ARRETING ACT
O. Reg. 439/79.
Berries for Processing — Plan.
Made— June 13th, 1979.
Filed— June 21st. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 308 OF REVISED
REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MVRKETLNG ACT
1. Sections 6. 7. 8. 9, 10 and 1 1 of the Schedule to
Regulation 308 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario. 1970 are revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
6. The Minister shall appoint the members of the
local board and shall appoint one of the members to be
the chairman and another of the members to be the
vice-chairman of the local board.
7. The Minister may revoke any appointment made
by him under section 6.
8. The terms of office of the members appointed
under section 6 shall expire one year after the date of
their appointment.
REGULATION TO REVOKE
REGULATION 321 OF REVISED
REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
1. The Bradford-marsh Fresh- vegetable Growers'
Marketing Board is dissolved . O. Reg. 440/79,
s. 1.
2. Regulation 321 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is revoked. O. Reg. 440/79, s. 2 .
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THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
O. Reg. 441/79.
Celery— Plan.
Made— June 13th. 1979.
Filed— June 21st. 1979.
REGULATION TO REVOKE
REGULATION 313 OF REVISED
REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS M\RKETING ACT
1 . The Ontario Winter-Celery Growers' Marketing
Board is dissolved. O. Reg. 441/79, s. 1.
2. Regulation 313 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario. 1970 is revoked. O. Reg. 441/79. s. 2.
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THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
O. Reg. 442/79.
Tender Fruit for Processing — Plan.
Made— June 13th, 1979.
Filed— June 21st, 1979.
REGULATION TO REVOKE
REGULATION 338 OF REMSED
REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
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3340 O. Reg. 442/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 445/79
1. Regulation 338 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970, Ontario Regulations 134/73 and
952/75 and section 13 of Ontario Regulation 66/
79 are revoked. O. Reg. 442/79, s. 1.
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THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
O. Reg. 443/79.
Fresh Fruit — Plan.
Made— June 13th, 1979.
Filed— June 21st, 1979.
REGULATION TO REVOKE
REGULATION 317 OF REVISED
REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
1. Regulation 317 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 and section 6 of Ontario Regula-
tion 66/79 are revoked. O. Reg. 443/79, s. 1.
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THE FARM INCOME STABILIZATION
ACT, 1976
O. Reg. 444/79.
Soybean Stabilization, 1978-1980 —
Plan
Made— May 22nd, 1979.
Approved — June 13th, 1979.
Filed— June 21st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 509/78
MADE UNDER
THE FARM INCOME STABILIZATION
ACT, 1976
1. Subsection 2 of section 5 of Ontario Regulation
509/78 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(2) No person who is a participant in a multi-farm
operation is eligible to receive payments under the plan
for soybeans marketed from the multi-farm operation
where such marketing results in total marketings from
the multi-farm operation exceeding 915 tonnes in any
crop year during the period referred to in section 9. O.
Reg. 444/79, s. 1.
2. Subsection 1 of section 8 of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
( 1) Each person enrolled or applying for enrolment in
the plan shall, prior to the 1st day of September in each
of the years 1979 and 1980, file with the Commission an
annual registration form in Form 2 respecting the soy-
beans that he intends to market subject to the plan
during the forthcoming crop year. O. Reg. 444/79,
s. 2.
Farm Income Stabilization
Commission of Ontario:
Henry Ediger
Chairman
Dated at Toronto, this 22nd day of May, 1979.
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THE FARM INCOME STABILIZATION
ACT, 1976
O. Reg. 445/79.
Corn Stabilization, 1978-1980—
Plan
Made— May 22nd, 1979.
Approved— June 13th, 1979.
Filed— June 21st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 508/78
MADE UNDER
THE FARM INCOME STABILIZATION
ACT, 1976
1 . Subsection 2 of section 5 of Ontario Regulation
508/78 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(2) No person who is a participant in a multi-farm
operation is eligible to receive payments under the plan
for corn marketed from the multi-farm operation
where such marketing results in total marketings from
the multi-farm operation exceeding 3,000 tonnes in any
crop year during the period referred to in section 9. O.
Reg. 445/79, s. 1.
2 . Subsection 1 of section 8 of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(1) Each person enrolled or applying for enrolment in
the plan shall, prior to the 1st day of September in each
of the years 1979 and 1980, file with the Commission an
annual registration form in Form 2 respecting the corn
that he intends to market subject to the plan during the
forthcoming crop year. O. Reg. 445/79, s. 2.
Farm Income Stabilization
Commission of Ontario:
Henry Ediger
Chairman
Dated at Toronto, this 22nd day of May, 1979.
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O. Reg. 446/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 449/79 3341
THE FARM INCOME STABILIZATION
ACT, 1976
O. Reg. 446/79.
White Beans Stabilization, 1978-1980—
Plan.
Made— May 22nd. 1979.
Approved-^June 13th. 1979.
Filed— June 21st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 510/78
MADE UNDER
THE FARM INCOME STABILIZATION
ACT, 1976
1. Subsection 2 of section 5 of Ontario Regulation
5 10/78 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(2) No person who is a participant in a multi-farm
operation is eligible to receive payments under the plan
for white beans marketed from the multi-farm opera-
tion where such marketing results in total marketings
from the multi-farm operation exceeding 480 tonnes in
any crop year during the period referred to in section
9. O. Reg. 446/79, s. 1.
2 . Subsection 1 of section 8 of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
( 1) Each person enrolled or applying for enrolment in
the plan shall, prior to the 1st day of September in each
of the years 1979 and 1980, file with the Commission an
annual registration form in Form 2 respecting the
white beans that he intends to market subject to the
plan during the forthcoming crop year. O Reg.
446/79, s. 2.
Farm Income Stabilization
Commission of Ontario:
Henry Ediger
Chairman
Dated at Toronto, this 22nd day of May, 1979.
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THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
O. Reg. 447/79.
Celery — Marketing.
Made — June 20th, 1979.
Filed— June 21st, 1979.
REGULATION TO REVOKE
REGULATION 314 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
1. Regulation 314 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is revoked. O. Reg. 447/79, s. 1.
The Farm Products Marketing Board:
John H. Krauter
Chairman
Elizabeth Fedorkow
Acting Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 20th day of June, 1979.
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THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
O. Reg. 448/79.
Fresh Vegetables — Marketing.
Made— June 20th, 1979.
Filed— June 21st, 1979.
REGULATION TO REVOKE
REGULATION 322 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
1. Regulation 322 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is revoked. O. Reg. 448/79, s. 1.
The Farm Products Marketing Board:
John H. Krauter
Chairman
Elizabeth Fedorkow
Acting Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 20th day of June, 1979.
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THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
O. Reg. 449/79.
Hogs — Marketing.
Made— June 20th, 1979.
Filed— June 21st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 328 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
1. Section 4 of Regulation 328 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970 is revoked. O. Reg.
449/79, s. 1.
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3342 O. Reg. 449/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 451/79
2. Section 5 of the said Regulation, as amended by
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 419/71, is
revoked. O. Reg. 449/79, s. 2.
3. Clauses a, b and e of section 7 of the said Regu-
lation are revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(a) providing for the licensing of any or all per-
sons before commencing or continuing to
engage in the assembling, processing, ship-
ping or transporting of hogs;
(b) prohibiting persons from engaging in the
assembling, processing, shipping or trans-
porting of hogs except under the authority of a
licence;
(e) providing for the fixing of licence fees pay-
able by any or all persons engaged in the
assembling, processing, shipping or trans-
porting of hogs;
4. Subsections 2 and 3 of section 1 1 of the said
Regulation are revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(2) The service charges fixed for the marketing of
hogs shall not exceed amounts at the percentage rate of
1 14 per cent of the gross value of each hog marketed
where the hog carcass complies with a grade established
by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 806/75, other than
Canada Stag, Canada Sow Class 1 or Canada Sow
Class 2.
(3) The service charges fixed for the marketing of
hogs shall not exceed amounts at the rate of 90 cents for
each hog marketed where the hog carcass complies with
the grade established by section 3 of Ontario Regulation
806/75 for Canada Stag, Canada Sow Class 1 or Can-
ada Sow Class 2. O. Reg. 449/79, s. 4.
5. Forms 1 and 2 of the said Regulation are re-
voked. O. Reg. 449/79, s. 5.
The Farm Products Marketing Board:
John H. Krauter
Chairman
Elizabeth Fedorkow
Acting Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 20th day of June, 1979.
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THE SECURITIES ACT
O. Reg. 450/79.
General.
Made— June 20th, 1979.
Filed— June 22nd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 794 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE SECURITIES ACT
1. Section bda of Regulation 794 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1970, as made by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 849/78, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
6da. Notwithstanding clause a of subsection 1 of
section bd renewal of registration may be granted to any
non-resident controlled registrant that has had a mat-
erial change in ownership subsequent to the 30th day of
December, 1977 and prior to the 3rd day of March,
1978, but such renewed registration shall expire on the
31st day of October, 1979. O. Reg. 450/79, s. 1.
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 451/79.
Speed Limits.
Made — June 13th, 1979.
Filed— June 22nd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 429 OF REVISED
REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1 . — ( 1) Paragraph 5 of Part 4 of Schedule 8 to Reg-
ulation 429 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1970 is revoked.
(2) Part 5 of the said Schedule 8 is amended by-
adding thereto the following paragraph:
County of
Wellington
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 6 in the townships of Peel and
West Garafraxa in the County of Wel-
Twps. of Peel lington beginning at a point situate at its
and West intersection with the northerly limit of
Garafraxa the King's Highway known as No. 9 and
extending southerly therealong for a dis-
tance of 610 metres.
2. — (1) Clause b of paragraph 2 of Part 2 of
Schedule 17 to the said Regulation is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 20 of Part 4 of the said Schedule 1 7 is
revoked.
(3) Paragraph 2 of Part 6 of the said Schedule 1 7 is
revoked.
(4) Part 7 of the said Schedule 17 is amended by-
adding thereto the following paragraph:
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 453/79 3343
County of
Simcoe
Township of
Innisfil
That part of the King's Highway known
as Xo. 1 1 in the Township of Innisfil in
the County of Simcoe lying between a
point situate 365 metres measured south-
erly from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between con-
cessions 9 and 10 and a point situate 475
metres measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road-
way known as Glenn Avenue.
Part 4 of Schedule 24 to the said Regulation is
amended by adding thereto the following para-
graph:
District of
Sudbury
Township of
Nairn
27. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 1 7 in the locality of Nairn Centre
in the Township of Nairn in the Ter-
ritorial District of Sudbury King between
a point situate 100 metres measured east-
erly from its intersection with the east-
erly limit of the roadway known as Hall
Street and a point situate 250 metres
measured westerly from its intersection
with the westerly limit of the roadway
known as Spencer Lane North.
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O. Reg. 452/79.
Designation of Paved Shoulders
on King's Highway.
Made— June 13th. 1979.
Filed— June 22nd. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 284/77
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Schedule 2 to Ontario Regulation 284/77. as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 809/77,
is amended by adding thereto the following
paragraph:
2 . That part of the King's Highway known as No. 1 7
in the Township of Aweres in the Territorial District of
Algoma beginning at a point situate 315 metres mea-
sured southerly from its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 556 and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 3.8 kilometres. O. Reg.
809/77, s. 1; O. Reg. 452/79, s. 1.
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 453/79.
Parking.
Made— June 13th, 1979.
Filed— June 22nd. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 421 OF
REYISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Appendix A to Regulation 421 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario. 1970 is amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 67
OLD HIGHWAY NO. 7
1. That part of the King's Highway known as Old
Highway No. 7 in the Township of Goulbourn in The
Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton King be-
tween a point situate at its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Regional Road 5 and a
point situate at its intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Regional Road 5A. O. Reg. 453/
79, s. 1.
2. Appendix B to the said Regulation is amended
by adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 8
HIGHWAY NO. 40
Column 1
Highway
Column 2
Between
Column 3
Period
Column 4
Maximum Period
Highway 100 metres measured southerly from its inter- From September
No. 40 in the section with the centre line of the southerly 24, 1979 to Sep-
Township of intersection of Kent Rd. 14 and a point situate tember 29, 1979
Harwich in 100 metres measured northerly from its inter- inclusive
the County section with the centre line of Kent Rd. 18
of Kent
No parking at
anvtime
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3344 O. Reg. 454/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 455/79
THE MINISTRY OF
NATURAL RESOURCES ACT, 1972
O. Reg. 454/79.
Assignment of Powers and
Duties of Minister.
Made— June 20th, 1979.
Filed— June 22nd, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MINISTRY OF
NATURAL RESOURCES ACT, 1972
ASSIGNMENT OF
POWERS AND DUTIES OF MINISTER
1. The Mining and Lands Commissioner is assigned
the powers and duties conferred on the Minister of
Natural Resources under subsection 2c of section 27 of
The Conservation Authorities Act to hear and deter-
mine the appeal of Mobile Mix Concrete Products
(1971) Ltd. against the decision of the Upper Thames
Valley Conservation Authority made on the 27th day of
April, 1979 denying its application to erect a silo on
Municipal Lot 72, Ann Street, in the City of London in
the County of Middlesex. O. Reg. 454/79, s. 1.
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THE GAME AND FISH ACT
O. Reg. 455/79.
Open Seasons — Moose and Deer.
Made— June 20th, 1979.
Filed— June 22nd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 405/78
MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
1. Section 1 of Ontario Regulation 405/78 is
amended by relettering clause a as clause b, by
relettering clause b as clause c , and by adding
thereto the following clause:
(a) "deer" does not include wapiti (commonly
called elk);
2. The said Regulation is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
8a. A licence in Form 4 or 5 of Regulation 371 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970 is not valid for
hunting deer in the parts of Ontario described in Parts
76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81 and 82 of Schedule 1 during the
period from the 5th day of November to the 7th day of
November, both inclusive, in the year 1979, unless the
licence has attached to it a validation sticker provided
by the Ministry of Natural Resources. O. Reg. 455/
79, s. 2.
3. — (1) Parts 65. 70. 71. 75. 76. 77 and 78 of Schedule 1 to the said Regulation are revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
Part 65
All those lands in the counties of Grenville, Lanark, Leeds and Renfrew and The Regional Municipality of
Ottawa-Carleton described as follows:
1. The County of Leeds.
2. The County of Grenville excluding the G. Howard Ferguson Nursery in the Township of Oxford.
3. That part of The Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton lying west oftheRideau River and east of the centre
line of that part of the King's Highway known as No. 29.
4. That part of the County of Renfrew lying east of the Madawaska River and north of the centre line of that part of
the King's Highway known as No. 17.
5. That part of the County of Lanark described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the westerly boundary of the Township of South Sherbrooke with the centre
line of that part of the King's Highway known as No. 7; thence in a northeasterly direction along that centre line to
the intersection with the centre line of County Road No. 1 running in a northwesterly direction from the Town of
Perth through the Village of Lanark to the Compact Rural Community of Hopetown; thence in a northwesterly
direction along that centre line to the intersection with the centre line of County Road No. 16 running in a
northeasterly direction from the Compact Rural Community of Hopetown to the Town of Almonte; thence in a
northeasterly direction along that centre line to the intersection with the centre line of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 29; thence in a northwesterly direction along that centre line to the intersection with the
easterly boundary of the Township of Pakenham; thence in a southerly direction along the easterly boundary of the
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O. Reg. 455/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 3345
townships of Pakenham, Ramsay. Beckwith and Montague to the southeasterly corner of the Township of
Montague; thence westerly along the southerly boundary of the townships of Montague, North Elmsley, North
Burgess and South Sherbrooke to the southwesterly corner of the Township of South Sherbrooke; thence northerly
along the westerly boundary of the Township of South Sherbrooke to the place of beginning.
Part 70
All those lands in the counties of Brant. Bruce, Dufferin, Essex, Grey, Huron, Kent, Lambton, Middlesex,
Perth and Wellington and the regional municipalities of Durham, Halton, Hamilton- VVentworth, Niagara, Peel,
Waterloo and York described as follows:
1. The counties of Brant. Dufferin, Essex, Huron, Lambton. Middlesex, Perth and Wellington.
2. The County of Bruce except the townships of Albemarle, Amabel, Eastnor, Lindsay and St. Edmunds.
3. The County of Grey except the Township of Keppel.
4. The County of Kent except.
»(o) the parts of the Township of Harwich comprised of,
(i) Lot 24 in Concession I.
(ii) Lot 24 in the Broken Front Concession, and
(hi) Lot 1 according to a plan of survey of the parcel or tract of land known as Rondeau Peninsula or
Point aux Pins dated the 8th day of September, 1864, prepared by Henry Lawe, Provincial Land
Surveyor; and
{b) the parts of the Township of Howard comprised of lots 97, 98, 99, 100, 101 and 102 on Lake Erie.
5. The regional municipalities of Halton, Hamilton- Wentworth. Niagara. Peel. Waterloo and York.
6. The City of Oshawa. the towns of Ajax. Pickering and Whitby and the townships of Brock and Uxbridge in The
Regional Municipality of Durham.
Part 71
All those lands in the counties of Bruce and Grey described as follows:
1. The townships of Albemarle, Amabel, Eastnor, Lindsay and St. Edmunds in the County of Bruce.
2. The Township of Keppel in the County of Grey except that part of the Township known as Griffith Island.
Part 75
All those lands in the counties of Elgin and Oxford and The Regional Municipality of Haldimand-Norfolk
described as follows:
The counties of Elgin and Oxford and The Regional Municipality' of Haldimand-Norfolk.
Part 76
All those lands in the County of Simcoe described as follows:
Federal lands in the townships of Essa and Tosorontio known as Canadian Forces Base Borden.
Part 77
All those lands in the County of Simcoe described as follows:
A. The townships of Mara. Matchedash and Rama.
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3346 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 455/79
2 . That part of the Township of Orillia lying northeasterly of the centre line of the right of way of Canadian Pacific
Limited.
3. That part of the Township of Tay lying northeasterly of those parts of the King's High way known as No. 12 and
No. 103.
4. That part of the Township of Medonte lying northerly of the centre line of that part of the right of way of
Canadian Pacific Limited that runs from the Dispersed Rural Community of New Uhthoff to the Dispersed Rural
Community of Fesserton.
Part 78
All those lands in the County of Simcoe described as follows:
1. The Township of West Gwillimbury.
2 . That part of the Township of Innisfil lying easterly of the centre line of that part of the King's Highway known as
No. 27.
3. That part of the Township of Essa lying easterly of the centre line of the right of way of the Canadian National
Railway Company.
4. That part of the Township of Tecumseth lying easterly of the centre line of the right of way of the Canadian
National Railway Company.
(2) Part 79 of the said Schedule 1, as made by subsection 3 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation 716/78, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
Part 79
All those lands in the County of Simcoe described as follows:
1. The Township of Oro.
2 . That part of the Township of Orillia lying southwesterly of the centre line of the right of way of Canadian Pacific
Limited.
3. That part of the Township of Medonte described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of that part of the King's Highway known as No. 93 with the centre line of that
part of Simcoe County Road No. 19 at the Village of Hillsdale; thence in a northeasterly direction along that centre
line to the intersection with the centre line of the Sturgeon River; thence in a northeasterly direction along that
centre line to the intersection with the northern boundary of the Township of Medonte; thence in an easterly
direction along the northern boundary of the Township of Medonte to the intersection with the centre line of that
part of the right of way of Canadian Pacific Limited running from the Dispersed Rural Community of New Uhthoff
to the Dispersed Rural Community of Fesserton; thence in an easterly direction along that centre line to the
intersection with the eastern boundary of the Township of Medonte; thence in a southerly direction along the
eastern boundary of the Township of Medonte to the intersection with the southern boundary of the Township of
Medonte; thence in a westerly direction along the southern boundary of the Township of Medonte to the
intersection with that part of the King's Highway known as No. 93; thence in a northwesterly direction along that
centre line to the place of beginning.
Saving and excepting that part of the Township of Medonte known as the Copeland Forest Resource
Management Area.
Part 80
All those lands in the County of Simcoe described as follows:
1. The Township of Adjala.
2. The Township of Tosorontio except that part known as Canadian National Forces Base Borden
3. That part of the Township of Tecumseth lying westerly of the centre line of the right of way of the Canadian
National Railway Company.
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4. That part of the Township of Essa King westerly of the centre line of the right of way of the Canadian National
Railway Company and saving and excepting that part of the Township of Essa known as Canadian Forces Base
Borden.
5 . That part of the Township of Innisfil lying westerly of the centre line of that part of the King's Highway known
as Xo. 27.
Part 81
All those lands in the County of Simcoe described as follows:
1. The townships of Flos, Xottawasaga and Tiny.
2 . That part of the Township of Sunnidale described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the centre line of Simcoe County Road No. 10 with the southern boundary of
the Township of Sunnidale; thence in a westerly direction along the southern boundary of the Township of
Sunnidale to the intersection with the western boundary of the Township of Sunnidale; thence in a northerly
direction along the western boundary of the Township of Sunnidale to the intersection with the northern boundary-
of the Township of Sunnidale; thence in an easterly direction along the northern boundary of the Township of
Sunnidale to the intersection with the eastern boundary of the Township of Sunnidale; thence in a southerly
direction along the eastern boundary of the Township of Sunnidale to the intersection with the centre line of that
part of the King's Highway known as No. 26; thence in a westerly direction along that centre line to the intersection
with the centre line of Simcoe County Road No. 10; thence in a southerly direction along that centre line to the place
of beginning.
3. That part of the Township of Tay lying southwesterly of the centre lines of those parts of the King's Highway
known as No. 12 and No. 103.
4. That part of the Township of Medonte described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the northern boundary of the Township of Medonte with the centre line of the
Sturgeon River; thence in a southwesterly direction along that centre line to the intersection with the centre line of
Simcoe County Road No. 19; thence in a southwesterly direction along that centre line to the intersection with that
part of the King's Highway known as No. 93; thence in a southwesterly direction along that centre line to the
intersection with the western boundary- of the Township of Medonte; thence in a northerly direction along the
western boundary of the Township of Medonte to the intersection with the northern boundary of the Township of
Medonte; thence in an easterly direction along the northern boundary of the Township of Medonte to the place of
beginning.
Part 82
All those lands in the County of Simcoe described as follows:
1. The Township of Vespra.
2. That part of the Township of Sunnidale described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the centre line of that part of the King's Highway known as No. 26 with the
centre line of Simcoe County Road No. 10; thence in a southerly direction along that centre line to the intersection
with the southern boundary- of the Township of Sunnidale; thence in an easterly- direction along the southern
boundary- of the Township of Sunnidale to the intersection with the eastern boundary- of the Township of Sunnidale;
thence in a northerly- direction along the eastern boundary of the Township of Sunnidale to the intersection with the
centre line of that part of the King's Highway known as No. 26; thence in a westerly direction along that centre line
to the place of beginning.
Part 83
All those lands in the counties of Peterborough and Victoria and The Regional Municipality of Durham
described as follows:
The Township of Cavan in the County of Peterborough, the townships of Manvers and Mariposa in the
County of Victoria and the Township of Scugog, formerly- the townships of Cartright, Reach and Scugog, and the
Town of Newcastle, formerly- the townships of Clarke and Darlington, in The Regional Municipality- of Durham.
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Part 84
All those lands in the County of Grey described as follows:
That part of the Township of Keppel in the County of Grey known as Griffith Island.
4. Schedule 3 to the said Regulation, as amended by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 7 16/78, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
Schedule 3
Deer
Item
Column 1
Parts of Ontario
described and
enumerated in
Schedule 1
Column 2
Open Seasons
Residents
Column 3
Open Seasons
Non- Residents
Column 4
Conditions
1.
5 and 8
October 27 to
December 15
2.
6, 7B, 9 and 11A
October 4 to
December IS
October 11 to
November 15
3.
6, 7B, 9 and 11A
September 15 to
October 3
September 15 to
October 3
Only bows and
arrows or flint lock
or percussion cap
muzzle loading guns
may be used.
No person shall use
or be accompanied
by a dog.
4.
7A
October 4 to
December 15
October 4 to
November 15
Only bows and
arrows or flint lock
or percussion cap
muzzle loading guns
may be used.
5.
10
October 27 to
December 15
October 27 to
November 15
No person shall use
or be accompanied
by a dog.
6.
5, 8 and 10
September 15 to
September 30
September 15 to
September 30
Only bows and
arrows may be used.
No person shall use
or be accompanied
by a dog.
7.
11B, 12, 13, 14 and
21
October 11 to
December 15
8.
11B, 12, 13, 14 and
21
September 15 to
September 30
Only bows and
arrows may be used.
No person shall use
or be accompanied
by a dog.
9.
36, 37 and 47
November 5 to
November 17
November 5 to
November 17
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3349
I TKM
Column 1
Parts of Ontario
described and
enumerated in
Schedule 1
Column 2
Open Seasons
Residents
Column 3
Open Seasons
Non-Residents
Column 4
Conditions
10.
41 and 42
November 5 to
November 1 1
11.
43
November 19 to
November 22
November 19 to
November 22
No person shall use
or be accompanied
by a dog.
12.
43
October 6 to
October 31
October 6 to
October 31
Only bows and
arrows may be used.
No person shall use
or be accompanied
by a dog.
13.
44
November 5 to
November 1 1
No person shall use
or be accompanied
by a dog.
14.
45
November 5 to
November 7
November 5 to
November 7
No person shall use
or be accompanied
by a dog.
15.
46, 48, 49, 50, 53,
54, 55, 56, 57, 58,
59, 60, 61, 62, 63A,
64 and 69
November 5 to
November 10
November 5 to
November 10
16.
63B and 65
November 5 to
November 8
November 5 to
November 8
17.
64
November 11 to
November 30
November 1 1 to
November 30
Only bows and
arrows may be used.
No person shall use
or be accompanied
by a dog.
18.
66
November 5 to
November 8
November 5 to
November 8
Only bows and
arrows or flint lock
or percussion cap
muzzle loading guns
or shotguns may be
used.
No person shall use
or be accompanied
by a dog.
19.
67
October 22 to
November 30
October 22 to
November 30
Only bows and
arrows may be used.
No person shall use
or be accompanied
by a dog.
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O. Reg. 455/79
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Column 4
Parts of Ontario
Open Seasons
Open Seasons
Conditions
described and
Residents
Non- Residents
enumerated in
Schedule 1
20.
68
November 5 to
November 5 to
Only bows and
November 7
November 7
arrows or flint lock
or percussion cap
muzzle loading guns
or shotguns may be
used.
No person shall use
or be accompanied
by a dog.
21.
70
October 22 to
December 15
Only bows and
arrows may be used.
No person shall use
or be accompanied
by a dog.
22.
71
November 5 to
November 8
November 5 to
November 8
No person shall use
or be accompanied
by a dog.
23.
71
October 22 to
November 4; and
November 9 to
December 15
Only bows and
arrows may be used.
No person shall use
or be accompanied
by a dog.
24.
72
October 22 to
December 3 1
Only bows and
arrows may be used.
No person shall use
or be accompanied
by a dog.
25.
73
October 22 to
November 4; and
November 8 to
December 3 1
Only bows and
arrows may be used.
No person shall use
or be accompanied
by a dog.
26.
74
October 6 to
October 6 to
Only bows and
October 31
October 3 1
arrows may be used.
No person shall use
or be accompanied
by a dog.
27.
75
October 22 to
Only bows and
arrows may be used.
November 4; and
November 9 to
No person shall use
December 15
or be accompanied
by a dog.
28.
75
November 5 to
November 8
Only bows and
arrows or flint lock
or percussion cap
muzzle loading guns
may be used.
No person shall use
or be accompanied
by a dog.
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Item
Column 1
Parts of Ontario
described and
enumerated in
Schedule 1
Column 2
Open Seasons
Residents
Column 3
Open Seasons
Non-Residents
Column 4
Conditions
29.
76, 77, 78, 79
80, 81 and 82
October 22 to
November 4; and
November 8 to
December 15
Only bows and
arrows may be used.
No person shall use
or be accompanied
by a dog.
30.
76, 77, 78, 79,
80, 81 and 82
November 5 to
November 7
Only shotguns may
be used.
No person shall use
or be accompanied
by a dog.
31.
83
November 5 to
November 7
Only bows and
arrows or flint lock
or percussion cap
muzzle loading guns
or shotguns may be
used.
No person shall use
or be accompanied
by a dog.
32.
84
October IS to
December 15
October 15 to
December 15
(2714)
O. Reg. 455/79, s. 4.
27
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
O. Reg. 456/79.
Copeland Forest Hunting Area.
Made — June 20th, 1979.
Filed— June 22nd, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
COPELAND FOREST HUNTING AREA
1. The Crown lands described in the Schedule are
designated in accordance with paragraph 24 of section
91 of the Act. O. Reg. 456/79, s. 1.
2. Except as provided in this Regulation, no person
shall hunt in the area described in the Schedule. O.
Reg. 456/79, s. 2.
3. The holder of a licence in Form 9, 11, 12 or 13 of
Regulation 371 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970
may hunt fox, game birds, rabbits, raccoon, squirrel
and wolf in any year on any day, except Sunday, during
the open season therefor, from the 15th day of Sep-
tember to the 1 1th day of November, both inclusive,
and from the 25th day of November to the second
Saturday in December, both inclusive, in the area
described in the Schedule if he parks his motor vehicle
in an area designated as a parking area by an officer of
the Ministry of Natural Resources. O. Reg. 456/79,
s. 3.
4. — (1) Subject to subsections 2 and 3, the holder of a
licence in Form 4 or 5 of Regulation 371 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1970 may hunt deer in the year
1979 from the 22nd day of October to the 11th day of
November, both inclusive, and from the 25th day of
November to the 15th day of December, both inclusive,
in the area described in the Schedule.
(2) Only bows and arrows may be used while hunting
deer from the 22nd day of October to the 11th day of
November, both inclusive, and from the 25th day of
November to the 15th day of December, both inclusive,
in the area described in the Schedule.
(3) No person may use or be accompanied by a dog
while hunting deer in the area described in the
Schedule. O. Reg. 456/79, s. 4.
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O. Reg. 456/79
5. — ( 1) Subject to subsection 2 and to subsection 3 of
section 4, the holder of a licence in Form 4 or 5 of
Regulation 371 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970
may hunt deer from the 12 th day of November to the
24th day of November, both inclusive, in the year 1979
in the area described in the Schedule if,
(a) twenty-five or more deer in the aggregate
have not been taken from the area described
in the Schedule during the aforementioned
period or any part thereof;
(b) his name is drawn by lot by the officer in
charge at the main gate of the Copeland
Forest, situate in the east half of Lot 6 in
Concession III in the Township of Medonte in
the County of Simcoe, at or about 6 o'clock in
the forenoon on the day he intends to hunt;
(c) he deposits his licence with the officer in
charge and obtains from such officer a licence
in Form 1;
(d) there are not more than twenty-nine other
persons hunting in the area described in the
Schedule at the time he presents his licence for
deposit with the officer in charge; and
(e) he returns to the gate mentioned in clause b at
or before 6 o'clock in the afternoon on the day
he has hunted, surrenders his licence in Form
1 to the officer in charge and produces for
inspection any deer taken by him.
(2) Only flintlock or percussion cap muzzle loading
guns may be used while hunting deer from the 12th day
of November to the 24th day of November, both inclu-
sive, in the year 1979 in the area described in the
Schedule. O. Reg. 456/79, s. 5.
Schedule
All that parcel or tract of land in the Township of
Medonte in the County of Simcoe described as follows:
Premising that the bearings hereinafter mentioned
are astronomical and are derived from the easterly limit
of that part of the King's Highway known as No. 93
having a bearing of north 32 degrees 00 minutes west
according to Ministry of Transportation and Com-
munications Plan P-2430-2; beginning at an iron bar
planted at the intersection of the easterly limit of the
right of way of that part of the King's Highway known
as No. 93 with the southerly limit of Lot 45 in Conces-
sion I; thence northerly along the easterly limit of the
right of way of that part of the King's Highway known
as No. 93 to the intersection with the southerly limit of
the right of way of that part of the King's Highway
known as No. 400; thence northeasterly along the said
southerly limit to the intersection with the southerly
limit of the right of way of Ingram Road; thence in a
northeasterly, easterly and northeasterly direction
along the said southerly limit to a survey post in Lot 7 in
Concession V; thence south 58 degrees 20 minutes 20
seconds east 76.61 feet; thence north 53 degrees 33
minutes 50 seconds east 2 196.63 feet, more or less, to a
survey post planted in the westerly limit of the allow-
ance for road between concessions V and VI; thence
southerly along the said westerly limit to the southeas-
terly corner of Lot 3 in Concession V; thence westerly
along the southerly limit of the said Lot 3 to the line
between the east half and the west half of lots 2 and 3 in
Concession V; thence southerly along the said line
1738.25 feet to a survey post; thence south 59 degrees 14
minutes 10 seconds west 2240.51 feet to a survey post
planted in the easterly limit of the allowance for road
between concessions IV and V; thence northerly along
the said easterly limit 13.78 feet; thence south 59
degrees 37 minutes 10 seconds west 66.0 feet to the
westerly limit of the allowance for road between conces-
sions IV and V; thence south 59 degrees 39 minutes 10
seconds west 4388.60 feet, more or less, to the easterly
limit of the allowance for road between concessions III
and IV; thence northerly along the said easterly limit
540.41 feet; thence westerly to the intersection of the
westerly limit of the allowance for road between conces-
sions III and IV with the line between the north half and
the south half of Lot 2 in Concession III; thence westerly
along the said line to the line between the east half and
the west half of the said Lot 2; thence southerly along
the said line to the southerly limit of the said Lot 2;
thence westerly along the said southerly limit to the
southwesterly corner of the said Lot 2; thence northerly
along the westerly limit of the said Lot 2 a distance of
693.04 feet; thence south 58 degrees 53 minutes 40
seconds west 66.0 feet, more or less, to the southeasterly
corner of Lot 43 in Concession II; thence westerly along
the southerly limit of the said Lot 43 to the line between
the east half and the west half of the said Lot 43; thence
northerly along the said line between the east half and
the west half of the said Lot 43 to the southerly limit of
Lot 44 in Concession II; thence westerly along the said
southerly limit to the southwesterly corner of the said
Lot 44; thence northerly along the easterly limit of the
said Lot 44 a distance of 1422.97 feet; thence south 58
degrees 11 minutes 30 seconds west 66.0 feet to the
southeasterly corner of Lot 45 in Concession I; thence
westerly along the southerly limit of the said Lot 45 to
the place of beginning.
Saving and excepting thereout and therefrom the
allowance for road between concessions I and II, con-
cessions II and III, concessions III and IV and conces-
sions IV and V and the allowance for road between lots
45 and 46 in concessions I and II and lots 5 and 6 in
concessions III, IV and V, and the right of way of
Canadian Pacific Limited. O. Reg. 456/79, Sched.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 1
The Game and Fish Act
3353
Social Ins. No.
COPELAND FOREST HUNTING AREA
FREE DAILY LICENCE TO HUNT DEER
No.
Under The Game and Fish Act and the regulations and subject to the limitations thereof, this licence is issued
to:
Mr.
Miss ,
Mrs.
(Last Name)
(First Name)
(Initial)
of
(Street Address, P.O. Box or Rural Route) (City. Town, Village)
to hunt deer in the area described in the Schedule to O. Reg /79.
This licence expires with the date on which it is issued.
Date of Issue ,19 Signature of Issuer
O. Reg. 456/79, Form 1.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 3355
INDEX 27
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
The Standing Procedural Affairs Committee 3171
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 3171
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 3 185
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 3 194
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 3 195
Certificates of Continuation Issued 3 196
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 3 196
Amendments to Articles 3 196
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 3200
Order Reviving Corporations 3200
Licences in Mortmain Issued 3200
Extra- Provincial Licences Issued 3201
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 3201
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation 3202
Erratum 3204
The Mining Act 3205
The Environmental Assessment Act, 1975 3234
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 3239
Petitions to Parliament 324 1
Applications to Parliament 324 1
CORPORATION NOTICES 3242
NOTICE TO CREDITORS 3245
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 3245
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 3245
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 3246
SHERIFFS' SALES OF LANDS 3248
TREASURERS' SALES OF LANDS FOR TAXES 3251
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Farm Income Stabilization Act. 1976 O. Reg. 444/79 3340
The Farm Income Stabilization Act, 1976 O. Reg. 445/79 3340
The Farm Income Stabilization Act, 1976 O. Reg. 446/79 3341
The Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 438/79 3339
The Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 439/79 3339
The Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 440/79 3339
The Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 441/79 3339
The Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 442/79 3339
The Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 443/79 3340
The Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 447/79 3341
The Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 448/79 3341
The Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 449/79 3341
The Forest Fires Prevention Act O. Reg. 435/79 3263
The Game and Fish Act O. Reg. 455/79 .' 3344
The Game and Fish Act O. Reg. 456/79 3351
The General Sessions Act The County Courts Act O. Reg. 436/79 3264
The Health Disciplines Act, 1974 O. Reg. 437/79 3264
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 431/79 3261
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 45 1/79 3342
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 452/79 3343
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 453/79 3343
The Legal Aid Act O. Reg. 434/79 3263
The Ministry of Natural Resources Act, 1972 O. Reg. 454/79 3344
The Planning Act O. Reg. 433/79 3262
The Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act O. Reg. 432/79 3262
The Securities Act O. Reg. 450/79 3342
3356
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Ontario
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1979
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1979 the dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in The Ontario
Gazette are as follows:
January 6th, Issue No. 1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held — April 8th, 1979
February 3rd, " " 5 " " " " " " — May 6th,
March 3rd " " 9 " " " " " " — June 3rd,
April 7th, " " 14 " " " " " " —July 8th,
May 5th, " " 18 " " " " " " —August 5th,
June 2nd, " " 22 " " " " " " — September 2nd
July 7th, " " 27 " " " " " " —October 7th,
August 4th, " " 31 " " " " " " — November 4th,
September 1st, " " 35 " " " " " " — December 2nd,
October 6th, " " 40 " " " " " " —January 6th, 1980
November 3rd, " " 44 " " " " " " — February 3rd,
December 1st, " " 48 " " — March 2nd,
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received before
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number of
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed.
Advertising Rate: $5.00 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $20.00; and
by others for a single copy, 50 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO and
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed:
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
!0. Reg. 457/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 459/79 3427
Publications Under The Regulations Act
July 14th, 1979
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 457/79.
Special Grant.
Made— May 30th, 1979.
Approved— June 13th, 1979.
Filed— June 25th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
SPECIAL GRANT
1. The Minister may pay a special grant by way of
provincial aid on or after the 1st day of June, 1979 to the
Temiskaming Hospitals Board in an amount not to
exceed S 1 ,000,000, which shall be applied by the Board
against capital construction costs incurred in building a
I new hospital on a site in New Liskeard. O. Reg.
1457/79, s. 1.
2. — (1) The Minister shall withhold the grant refer-
red to in section 1 until the Temiskaming Hospitals
! Board enters into an agreement with the Minister.
The agreement shall provide that, when the con-
struction and equipping of the new hospital is com-
pleted and the patients are moved into the new hospital
the Temiskaming Hospitals Board's Haileybury
Unit and New Liskeard Unit, the Board shall sell, as
expeditiously as possible, the land, buildings and fix-
tures formerly used by its Haileybury and New Lis-
keard Units and shall forthwith pay the proceeds from
j such sales to the Minister. O. Reg. 457/79, s. 2.
3. When the agreement referred to in section 2 has
been signed, sealed and delivered by the Temiskaming
Hospitals Board, the Minister may pay the special grant
referred to in section 1 in instalments as parts of the new
construction are certified to the Minister as having been
completed. O. Reg. 457/79, s. 3.
Dennis Timbrell
Minister of Health
Dated at Toronto, this 30th day of May, 1979.
(2716) 28
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 458/79.
General.
Made — June 6th, 1979.
Approved — June 20th, 1979.
Filed— June 25th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 711 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1 . Section 1 of Schedule 1 1 to Regulation 7 1 1 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor
1. The Board of Health of the Kingston, Frontenac
and Lennox and Addington Health Unit shall consist of
twelve members as follows:
i. Three members to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
ii. Four members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the City of Kingston.
iii. Three members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the County of Fron-
tenac.
iv. Two members to be appointed by the Munici-
pal Council of the County of Lennox and
Addington.
Dennis Timbrell
Minister of Health
Dated at Toronto, this 6th day of June, 1979.
(2717) 28
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 459/79.
Zoning Order — County of Simcoe,
Township of Nottawasaga.
Made— June 18th, 1979.
Filed— June 26th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 675 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Regulation 675 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding thereto the
following section:
129. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the lands described in Schedules 279 and 280
mav each be used for the erection and use thereon of a
1371
3428 O. Reg. 459/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 461/79
single-family dwelling and buildings and structures
accessory thereto provided the following requirements
are met:
Minimum front and rear
yards
Minimum side yards
Maximum height of
dwelling
Maximum lot coverage
Minimum total floor
area of dwelling
25 feet
10 feet on one side and 4
feet on the other side
30 feet
IS per cent
one storey — 1,000 square
feet one and one-half
storeys or more — 750
square feet
O. Reg. 459/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedules:
Schedule 279
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Not-
tawasaga in the County of Simcoe, being composed of
that part of the east half of Lot 3 7 in Concession X more
particularly described as follows:
Premising that the bearings herein are astronomic and
are derived from the Ministry of Transportation and
Communications Plan P-2574-4 deposited in the Land
Registry Office for the Registry Division of Simcoe (No.
51) as Number 22223;
Beginning at a point in the southerly limit of the said Lot
37 distant 1,501.17 feet'measured westerly therealong
from an iron survey bar found marking the southeast-
erly angle thereof;
Thence north 9° 38' 40" west a distance of 220 feet to a
point;
Thence south 72° 03' west a distance of 200 feet to a
point;
Thence south 9° 38' 40" east to a point in the southerly
limit of the said Lot;
Thence north 73° 34' 30" east along the said southerly
limit to the place of beginning. O. Reg. 459/79, s. 2,
part.
Schedule 280
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Not-
tawasaga-in the County of Simcoe, being that part of
Lot 29 in Concession VI designated as Part 1 on a Plan
deposited in the Land Registry Office for the Registry
Division of Simcoe (No. 51) as Number 5 1R-8562. O.
Reg. 459/79, s. 2, part.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 18th day of June, 1979.
(2735) 21
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 460/79.
Restricted Areas — Part of the District
of Sudbury.
Made— June 19th, 1979.
Filed— June 26th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 568/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Schedule 5 to Ontario Regulation 568/72, as
made by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 471/77,
is amended by adding thereto the following
paragraph:
26. That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Curtin in the Territorial District
of Sudbury, being composed of Lot 1 in the
surrendered portion of Whitefish River
Indian Reserve according to a Plan registered
in the Land Registry Office for the Registry
Division of Sudbury (No. 53) as Number 7 7S.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 19th day of June, 1979.
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 461/79.
Order made under Section 29a of
The Planning Act.
Made — June 21st, 1979.
Filed— June 27th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March,
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a predecessor
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 463/79 3429
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 2 7, as it existed on the 25th day of
June, 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Fergu-
son in the District of Parry Sound, being composed of
that part of Lot 3 in Concession A designated as Part
16 on a Plan of Survey deposited in the Land Registry
Office for the Registry- Division of Parry Sound (No.
42) as Number PSR-1328.
Together with a right-of-way in common with all
others entitled thereto for all the usual purposes in,
over, along and upon all that part of the said Lot 3 in
Concession B and in said Concession A designated as
Parts 1 and 2 on a Plan of Survey deposited in the said
Land Registry Office as Number PSR-1620.
Claude F. Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 21st day of June, 1979.
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THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 462/79.
County of Halton (now The Regional
Municipality of Halton), Town of
Oakville.
Made— June 21st, 1979.
Filed— June 27th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 481/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT. 1973
1 . Paragraph xv of section 2 of Ontario Regulation
481/73, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regu-
lation 603/76 and amended by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 282/77 and section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 683/77, is further amended
by adding thereto the following subparagraph:
8. That part of Lot 3 shown as Part 1 on a
Plan deposited in the Land Registry'
Office for the Registry' Division of
Halton (No. 20 as Number 20R-3972
excepting therefrom the most westerly
100 feet in perpendicular width of the
said Part 1.
Claude F. Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 21st day of June, 1979.
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THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 463/79.
County of Halton (now The Regional
Municipality of Halton), Town of
Oakville.
Made— June 21st, 1979.
Filed— June 27th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 481/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
1. Ontario Regulation 481/73 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
b>
43. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 32 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwel-
ling and buildings and structures accessory thereto pro-
vided the following requirements are met
Minimum distance of
any building or structure
from the centre line of
Highway No. 25
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Maximum height of
dwelling
100 feet
10 feet on one side
and 4 feet on the
other side
100 feet
25 feet
Maximum height of
accessory buildings and
structures 15 feet
Maximum ground floor
area of dwelling
2,500 square feet
O. Reg. 463/79, s. 1.
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O. Reg. 464/79
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 32
That parcel of land situate in the Town of Oakville in
The Regional Municipality of Halton, formerly in the
Township of Trafalgar in the County of Halton, being
composed of that part of Lot 3 1 in Concession II, south
of Dundas Street, shown as Part I on a Plan deposited in
the Land Registry Office for the Registry Division of
Halton (No. 20) as Number 20R-2730. O. Reg. 463/
79, s. 2.
Claude F. Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 21st day of June, 1979.
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THE CHILDREN'S INSTITUTIONS
ACT, 1978
O. Reg. 464/79.
General.
Made— June 20th, 1979.
Filed— June 27th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 88 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE CHILDREN'S INSTITUTIONS
ACT, 1978
1. Section 2 of Regulation 88 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970, as amended by subsec-
tion 1 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation 548/71,
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
2. For the purposes of subsection 1 of section 3 of the
Act, the following classes of children's institutions may
be approved by the Minister,
(a) children's institutions in which provision is
made for the board, lodging and supervisory
care of its residents;
(b) children's institutions in which in addition to
board, lodging and supervisory care provision
is made for a program for the care of residents
who, on the basis of objective psychological
and medical findings, are considered to have
difficulty in adjusting to or benefitting from
normal family relationships or in adjusting to
or coping with regular community life. O.
Reg. 464/79, s. 1.
2. Section 3 of the said Regulation, as amended by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 548/71 and sec-
tion 1 of Ontario Regulation 164/74, is re-
voked. O. Reg. 464/79, s. 2.
3. Section 4 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
RULES GOVERNING INSTITUTIONS
4. — ( 1) Every corporation applying for approval of a
children's institution under section 3 of the Act shall file
with the Minister evidence that the premises used or to
be used as a children's institution comply with,
(a) the laws affecting the health of inhabitants of
the municipality in which the institution is
located;
(b) any rule, regulation, direction or order of the
local board of health and any direction or
order of the local medical officer of health;
(c) any by-law of the municipality in which the
institution is located or other law for the pro-
tection of persons from fire hazards;
(d) any restricted area, standard of housing or
building by-law passed by the municipality in
which the institution is located pursuant to
Part III of The Planning Act or any predeces-
sor thereof;
(e) the requirements of Ontario Regulation 925/
75 made under The Building Code Act, 1974;
and
if) the requirements of Ontario Regulation 747/
77 made under The Power Corporation Act.
(2) Before approving a children's institution under
section 3 of the Act, the Minister shall be satisfied that
the proposed children's institution complies with the
requirements referred to in subsection 1 . O. Reg. 464/
79, s. 3.
4. Section 7 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
7. A children's institution located in a municipality
that does not have public fire protection shall be pro-
vided with a complete automatic sprinkler system thai
complies with Ontario Regulation 925/75 made undei
The Building Code Act, 1974. O. Reg. 464/79, s. 4.
5. Subsection 2 of section 9 of the said Regulation,
as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
64/72, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(2) In every children's institution there shall be at
least one competent staff member on full-time duty or
the equivalent thereof for every four residents in the
institution and the staff shall include in the case of an
institution that is referred to in clause b of section 2 at
least,
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
3431
(o) one child care worker for every ten residents
in the institution; and
{b) one social worker. O. Reg. 464/79, s. 5.
6. — (l) The heading immediately preceding sub-
section 1 of section 13 of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
ADDITIONAL POWERS AND DUTIES OF
PROGRAM ADVISERS
(2) Subsection 1 of the said section 13 is revoked.
(3) Subsection 2 of the said section 13, exclusive of
the clauses, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(2) A program adviser shall inspect,
7. Subsection 5 of section 15 of the said Regulation
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
(5) The physician for the institution shall attend and
prescribe medication or treatment for any resident who
has no attending physician or whose parent requests
that the services of the physician for the institution be
made available to the resident and, where the resident is
in the care and custody of a children's aid society under
The Child Wetfare Act, 1978 upon the request of the
children's aid society. O. Reg. 464/79, s. 7.
8. Sections 17,18 and 1 9 of the said Regulation are
revoked and the following substituted therefor
17. — (1) In this section and sections 18, 19 and 19o,
(a) "actual cost" means the cost of a building
project and includes,
(i) fees payable for the services of an
architect, professional engineer, or
other consultant,
(ii) the cost of purchasing and installing
furnishings and equipment,
(iii) the cost of land surveys, soil tests,
permits, licences and legal fees,
(iv) the cost of paving, sodding and land-
scaping, and
(v) the cost of acquiring the land necessary'
for the building project;
(b) "approved cost" means that portion of the
actual cost of a building project approved by
the Minister;
(c) "architect" means an architect who is a
member in good standing of the Ontario
Association of Architects;
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(d) "building project" means a project composed
of one or more of the following elements:
(i) the purchase or other acquisition of all
or any part of an existing building or
buildings including the land contigu-
ous thereto,
(ii) any renovations or alterations to an
existing building or buildings,
(iii) additions to an existing building or
buildings,
(iv) the purchase or other acquisition of
vacant land for the purpose of con-
structing a building or buildings there-
on,
(v) the erection of a new building, or any
part thereof,
(vi) the demolition of a building, and
(vii) the installation of public utilities, sew-
ers and items or services necessary for
access to the land or building or build-
ings.
(2) The amount of a payment under section 5 of the
Act to an approved corporation for those elements of a
building project referred to in subclauses i, iii, iv, v, vi
and vii of clause d of subsection 1 shall be an amount not
to exceed $5,000 per bed.
(3) The amount of a payment under section 5 of the
Act to an approved corporation for those elements of a
building project referred to in subclause ii of clause d of
subsection 1 shall be an amount not to exceed $ 1 , 200 per
bed. O. Reg. 464/79, s. 8, part.
18. — (1) An application for a payment under section
5 of the Act for a building project shall be made to the
Minister on a form provided by the Minister.
(2) An applicant who applies under subsection 1
shall file with the Minister two copies of a site plan
showing the location of the building or buildings, if any,
on the site and, in the case of a building project with one
or more of the elements referred to in subclauses i, ii, v
or vii of clause d of subsection 1 of section 17,
(a) building plans and specifications prepared by
an architect or professional engineer showing
the structure, fixtures and arrangements of
the building or buildings and describing the
areas of the building or buildings to be used
for the purposes of the Act; or
(b) where the Minister approves, structural
sketches and specifications prepared by a per-
son other than an architect or professional
engineer describing the building or buildings
and the areas of the building or buildings or
contiguous to the building or buildings to be
used for the purposes of the Act,
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O. Reg. 464/79
■'
and the site plan, the building plans and specifications
or the structural sketches and specifications, as the case
may be, shall be approved by the Minister.
(3) No plan, specification or structural sketch filed
with the Minister shall be amended or altered without
the approval of the Minister. O. Reg. 464/79, s. 8,
part.
19. — ( l) No payment under section 5 of the Act shall
be made for a building project except where,
(a) the building project has been approved by the
Minister;
(b) the approved cost has been determined; and
(c) the approvals of the Minister under section 2
of the Act and subsections 2 and 3 of section
17, subsections 2 and 3 of section 18 and sec-
tion 19a have been obtained.
(2) An approval of a building project by the Minister
referred to in subsection 1 expires on the first anniver-
sary of the date upon which the approval is given unless
the building project has been commenced before such
anniversary date.
(3) A payment under section 5 of the Act may be paid
as a single payment or in two or more instalments and,
except where the Minister directs otherwise, the aggre-
gate of the amounts of the payments made at any point
in time shall not exceed,
(a) an amount that bears the same proportion to
the estimated total payment as the amount of
progress made at the time towards completion
of the project bears to the total estimated
amount of work required for completion; or
{b) an amount that bears the same proportion to
the estimated total payment as the amount of
cost incurred at the time bears to the total
estimated cost of the project,
whichever is the greater.
(4) A single payment or, in the case of payment in
two or more instalments, the final payment of an
amount payable for a building project shall not be made
until,
(a) an architect or professional engineer certifies,
or the Minister is otherwise satisfied, that the
building project has been completed in accor-
dance with the plans filed under clause a of
subsection 2 of section 19 or the sketches
thereof approved by the Minister under clause
b of subsection 2 of section 19 and the building
or addition is ready for use and occupancy;
and
(b) the applicant for the payment submits a report
stating,
(i) the actual cost of the building project,
(ii) that the total of the unpaid accounts
applicable to the building project does
not exceed the amount of the grant
remaining to be paid,
(iii) , that the amount of the grant remaining
to be paid will be applied first to the
payment of the unpaid accounts, and
(iv) that all refundable sales tax has been
taken into account. O. Reg. 464/79,
s. 8, part.
19a. No applicant for or recipient of a payment
under section 5 of the Act for a building project shall,
(a) acquire a building or land for the building
project;
(b) call tenders for the building project;
(c) commence construction of the building pro-
ject; or
(d) erect any temporary or permanent sign, tablet
or plaque on the site or building project,
without the approval of the Minister. O. Reg. 464/79,
s. 8, part.
19&. — (i) it is a term and condition of a payment
under section 5 of the Act in respect of a building,
buildings or land forming part of a building project that
the applicant for the payment enter into an agreement
with the Minister in which the applicant shall agree not
to,
(a) sell, mortgage or lease, encumber, donate or
otherwise dispose of all or any part of the
building, buildings or land;
(b) use all or any part of the building, buildings or
land for a purpose other than that for which a
grant has been or is payable; or
(c) demolish or make alterations or additions to
all or any part of the building or buildings,
without the written approval of the Minister and the
Minister may require, as a condition of the approval of
the payment, that the recipient repay the whole or such
part of the payment as the Minister considers approp-
riate in the circumstances where there is a default under
the agreement.
(2) Where a recipient contravenes the provisions of
subsection 1, or is in a default of any condition for
repayment imposed by the Minister under subsection 1,
the Minister may require the return of a part of the
payment or the whole payment whereupon the recipient
is liable to repay such amount of the payment received
under the Act for the project as is required by the
Minister as a debt due to the Crown, and such amount
may be,
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 465/79 3433
(a) deducted from any moneys payable by
Ontario to the recipient under the Act; or
{b) recovered by proceedings in a court of com-
petent jurisdiction. O. Reg. 464/79, s. 8,
pari.
9. Subsections 1, 2 and 3 of section 20 of the said
Regulation, as remade by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 307/76, are revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor
(1) An application by an approved corporation for a
monthly payment of the provincial subsidy under sec-
don 6 of the Act shall be made in triplicate in Form 4
and shall be furnished to the Minister not later than the
20th day of the following month.
(2) The amount to be paid by Ontario to an approved
corporation under section 6 of the Act shall be com-
puted in accordance with Form 4 and for the purpose of
such computation the rate of 80 per cent shall apply to
the cost of resident and non-resident services provided.
(3) Any part approved by the Minister of the esti-
mated amount payable under section 6 of the Act for
y period not exceeding two months may be paid in
advance of making application for payment therefor in
Form 4, subject to adjustment upon receipt by the
Minister of an application in Form 4 for any month of
the period for which the amount is payable. O. Reg.
464/79, s. 9.
10. Clauses a and b of subsection 1 of section 2 1 of
the said Regulation are revoked.
11. Subsection 3 of section 25 of the said Regulation
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
(3) Where costs in respect of which a provincial sub-
sidy has been paid under section 6 of the Act are re-
covered under subsection 1 or 2, Ontario is entitled to
the same percentage of the amount recovered as the
percentage on which the contribution by Ontario to the
corporation in respect of the amount recovered was
based. O. Reg. 464/79, s. 11.
12. Schedule 1 to the said Regulation, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 845/74 and
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 24/
75, section 1 of Ontario Regulation 253/76, sec-
tion 1 of Ontario Regulation 523/76, section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 875/77 and section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 368/78, is revoked. O.
Reg. 464/79, s. 12.
13. Schedule 2 to the said Regulation, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 175/74 and
amended by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 241/
74, section 1 of Ontario Regulation 713/74, sec-
tion 1 of Ontario Regulation 23/75, section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 916/76, section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 970/76, section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 875/77, section 2 of Ontario Regulation 368/
78 and section 1 of Ontario Regulation 681/78, is
revoked. O. Reg. 464/79, s. 13.
14. Schedule 3 to the said Regulation, as remade by
section 3 of Ontario Regulation 241/74 and
amended by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 845/
74, section 2 of Ontario Regulation 23/75, sec-
tion 2 of Ontario Regulation 24/75 and section 2
of Ontario Regulation 523/76, is revoked. O.
Reg. 464/79, s. 14.
15. Schedule 4 to the said Regulation, as made by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 164/74, is
revoked. O. Reg. 464/79, s. 15.
16. Forms 1, 2 and 3 of the said Regulation are
revoked. O. Reg. 464/79, s. 16.
17. Forms 5 and 6 of the said Regulation are
revoked. O. Reg. 464/79, s. 17.
18. This Regulation comes into force on the day that
section 10 of The Children's Institutions Act,
1978 is proclaimed to come into force. O. Reg.
464/79, s. 18.
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 465/79.
State of New Hampshire — Exemption
From The Provisions of Sections 6 and 8
of The Act.
Made— June 20th, 1979.
Filed— June 29th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE-
EXEMPTION FROM THE PROVISIONS OF
SECTIONS 6 AND 8 OF THE ACT
1. — (1) Every commercial motor vehicle registered
in the State of New Hampshire,
(a) not being the subject-matter of a lease, the
owner of which has his principal place of resi-
dence in the State of New Hampshire; or
(b) being the subject-matter of a lease, the lessee
of which has his principal place of residence in
the State of New Hampshire,
is exempt from the provisions of sections 6 and 8 of the
Act during its stay in Ontario, for a period of up to thirty
days commencing with the day the vehicle enters
Ontario.
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(2) Subsection 1 does not apply in respect of a vehicle
designed or equipped for the carriage of used household
furniture while it is used for that purpose. O. Reg.
465/79, s. 1.
2. Every commercial motor vehicle registered in the
State of New Hampshire,
(a) that is designed or equipped for the carriage of
used houshold furniture and used for that
purpose only; and
(b) the owner of which has his principal place of
residence in the State of New Hampshire,
is exempt from the provisions of sections 6 and 8 of the
Act during its stay in Ontario, for a period of up to thirty
days commencing with the day the vehicle enters
Ontario. O. Reg. 465/79, s. 2.
3. The exemption provided by sections 1 and 2,
ceases to apply upon the vehicle picking up goods in]
Ontario for delivery in Ontario. O. Reg. 465/79, s. 3. J
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INDEX 28
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 3359
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 3370
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 3378
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 3379
Certificates of Continuation Issued 3380
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 3380
Amendments to Articles 3380
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 3384
Order to Rescind 3385
Order Reviving Corporation 3385
Licences in Mortmain Issued 3386
Extra-Provincial Licences Issued 3386
Extra- Provincial Licences Cancelled 3386
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 3387
Notice of Default in Complying with The Corporations Tax Act, 1972 3388
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation 3394
Credit Union Dissolved 3398
The Marriage Act 3398
Errata 3400
The Environmental Assessment Act, 1975 3400
The Assessment Act 3402
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 3416
Petitions to Parliament 34 18
Applications to Parliament 34 18
CORPORATION NOTICES 3418
NOTICE TO CREDITORS 3422
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 3422
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 3422
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 3423
SHERIFFS' SALES OF LANDS 3424
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Children's Institutions Act, 1978 O. Reg. 464/79 3430
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 465/79 3433
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act, 1973 O. Reg. 462/79 3429
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act, 1973 O. Reg. 463/79 3429
The Planning Act O. Reg. 459/79 3427
The Planning Act O. Reg. 460/79 3428
The Planning Act O. Reg. 461/79 3428
The Public Health Act O. Reg. 458/79 3427
The Public Hospitals Act O. Reg. 457/79 3427
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Ontario
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1979
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1979 the dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in The Ontari
Gazette are as follows:
January 6th, Issue No. 1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held — April 8th, 1979
February 3rd, " " 5 " " " " " " — May 6th,
March 3rd " " 9 " " " " " " — June 3rd,
April 7th, *' " 14 " " '* " " " —July 8th,
May 5th,' " " 18 " " " " " " —August 5th,
June 2nd, " " 22 " " " " " " — September 2nd
July 7th, " " 27 *' " ** " " " —October 7th,
August 4th, " " 31 " " " " " " — November 4th,
September 1st, " " 35 " " " " " " — December 2nd,
October 6th, " " 40 " " " " " " —January 6th, 1980
November 3rd, " " 44 " " " " " " — February 3rd,
December 1st, " " 48 " " " " " " — March 2nd,
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received before
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number of
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed
Advertising Rate: $5.00 per single-column 2 5 mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $20.00 ; and
by others for a single copy, 50 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO and
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed :
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
O. Reg. 466/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 467/79 3483
Publications Under The Regulations Act
July 21st, 1979
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 466/79.
Order made under Section 29a
of The Planning Act.
Made — June 25th, 1979.
Filed— July 3rd. 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March,
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 27, as it existed on the 25th day of
June, 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
That parcel of land situate in the City of Windsor
in the County of Essex, being composed of the north-
erly 10 feet in perpendicular width throughout from
front to rear of Lot 269 and all of Lot 2 70 on the west
side of Glendale Avenue according to a Plan regis-
tered in the Land Registry Office for the Registry
Division of Essex (No. 12) as Number 919. O.Reg.
466/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 25th day of June, 1979.
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O. Reg. 467/79.
Order made under Section 29a
of The Planning Act.
Made — June 25th, 1979.
Filed— July 3rd, 1979.
:-
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March,
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 2 7 , as it existed on the 2 5 th day of
June. 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcels of land:
Those parcels of land situate in the City of Sarnia
in the County of Lambton, being composed of:
1 . That part of Lot 3 in Block I of the Maxwell
Estate more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the northerly limit of
Maxwell Street distant 50 feet westerly from
the intersection of Maxwell and Capel Streets;
Thence northerly parallel to the westerly limit
of Capel Street a distance of 92 feet to a point;
Thence easterly parallel with the northerly
limit of Maxwell Street 50 feet;
Thence northerly parallel with the westerly
limit of Capel Street a distance of 8 feet;
Thence westerly parallel to the northerly limit
of Maxwell Street 100 feet to a point;
Thence southerly parallel with the westerly
limit of Capel Street 100 feet, more or less, to
the northerly limit of Maxwell Street;
Thence easterly following the northerly limit
of Maxwell Street 50 feet, more or less, to the
place of beginning.
Subject to a right-of-way over and upon the
north 8 feet of the south 100 feet of the east 50
feet of the said Lot according to a Plan regis-
tered in the Land Registry' Office for the
Registry- Division of Lambton (No. 25) as
Number 3.
2 . That part of Lot 3 on the north side of Max-
well Street in Block I according to a Plan
1379
3484 O. Reg. 467/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 468/79
registered in the Land Registry Office for the
Registry Division of Lambton (No. 25) as
Number 3 more particularly described as fol-
lows:
Beginning at a point in the southerly limit of
the said Lot distant 100 feet as measured
westerly along the said southerly limit of the
southeasterly angle of the said Lot;
Thence northerly parallel to the easterly limit
of the said Lot 100 feet to a point;
Thence westerly parallel to the southerly limit
of the said Lot 2.46 feet to a point;
Thence southerly 100 feet, more or less, along
an existing fence to a point in the southerly
limit of the said Lot distant 102.84 feet as
measured westerly along the said southerly
limit from the southeasterly angle of the said
Lot;
Thence easterly along the said southerly limit
2.84 feet, more or less, to the place of begin-
ning. O. Reg. 467/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 25th day of June, 1979.
(2764)
2 0
THE PESTICIDES ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 468/79.
General.
Made— June 13th, 1979.
Filed— July 3rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND ONTARIO REGULATION 618/74
MADE UNDER THE PESTICIDES ACT, 1973
Table 1 to Ontario Regulation 618/74, as remade by section 58 of Ontario Regulation 577/76 and amended
by subsection 1 of section 2 of Ontario Regulation 951/77 and section 5 of Ontario Regulation 575/78, is
further amended by adding thereto the following items:
20. A COS Copeland Laboratories Limited
41 Racine Road
Rexdale, Ontario M9W 2Z6
76. A SAF Sanex Pest Control Limited
6490 Bombardier
Montreal, Quebec HIP 1E2
2. Table 2 to the said Regulation, as remade by section 58 of Ontario Regulation 577/76 and amended by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 183/77, subsection 2 of section 2 of Ontario Regulation 951/77, section 6 of
Ontario Regulation 575/78 and section 2 of Ontario Regulation 132/79, is further amended by revoking item
339 and by substituting therefor the following items:
94. A CHH Chemagro Limited
1355 Aerowood Drive
Mississauga. Ontario L4W 1C2
128. A DEE Deer Park Chemical
1 10 Green Meadow Drive
Deer Park, New York 11729
U.S.A.
140.A
DOL
Dominion Laboratories
170 Brockport Drive
Rexdale, Ontario M9W 5C8
1380
O. Reg. 468/79
176 A FLC
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Flecto Coatings Limited
4260 Vanguard Road.
Richmond, British Columbia V6X 2P5
3485
227. A HYP
Hyde Park Chemical
1 70 Dupont Street
Plainview. New York 11803
USA.
339. XI. \ Niagara Chemical Division of Reichholil Ltd.
1274 Plains Road East
Burlington, Ontario L7S 1W6
406. A PUG Puroguard Insecticide Limited
2760 Rue Paulus
Villi- St. Laurent. Quebec H4S 1G1
3. Schedule 2 to the said Regulation, as remade by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 132/79, is amended by
adding thereto the following:
10637 DOW
Dursban 4E Emulsifiable Insecticide
13058 CGC
Famid 40 SL Insecticide
14818 ALS
TBA-4 General Weed Killer
14893 INT
Benolin-R Insecticide-Fungicide Dust
15308 AMC JOS Weedone IBK. Woody Plant Herbicide
15344 CGC
Basudin FM Micro-encapsulated Insecticide
15571 MBY
Zolone 35 EC Insecticide
15587 NIA
Niagara Thiralin Plus Fungicide Insecticide
15611 SHL
Blagal Liquid Herbicide
4. Schedule 3 to the said Regulation, as remade by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 132/79, is amended by-
adding thereto the following:
12141 MBE
Marquette Weedrite Granules
12160 AMC JOS Fruitone T for Control of Pre-Harvest Drop
12262 KEK
Norkem 600C Industrial Herbicide
1381
3486
13517 CHP
15213 MBY
15240 DOW
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Chipman Larvex Maggot Killer
Rovral Turf Fungicide
Dow Formula 40 MCPA Liquid Farm Weed Killer
15244 TRO COS TRL 08 Liquid Soil Sterilant
O. Reg. 468/79
15256 CHM SAF Maki 0. 1 Dry Concentrate Rodenticide
15257 CHM SAF Maki Liquid Concentrate Rodenticide
15258 INT Co-op Warble Killer
15271 HYP COS Hyde-Park Grim Reaper Liquid Soil Sterilant
15304 CHP
Chipman Dalapon Quack Grass Killer
15365 DEE COS Dee-Strict Liquid Soil Sterilant
15415 WIL
15416 WIL
15426 MBE
15470 CHP
15521 COS
15588 NIA
15608 CHP
15658 FLC
15659 FLC
15660 FLC
15661 FLC
15662 FLC
15663 FLC
Wilsons Rotenone Spray
Wilsons Liquid Fruit Tree Spray
Marquette Cucurbit Insecticide-Fungicide Dust
Chipman Crabgrass Preventer
Copeland Liquid Soil Sterilant
Niagara Thiralate Fungicide
Chipman Dodine 65 WP
Varapel Wood Preservative Sealer Natural
Varapel Wood Preservative Sealer Hunter Green
Varapel Wood Preservative Sealer Cordova Broun
Varapel Wood Preservative Sealer Charcoal
Varapel Wood Preservative Sealer Fawn
Varapel Wood Preservative Sealer Walnut
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O. Reg. 468/79
15664 FLC
15665 FLC
15666 FLC
15679 SAF
15680 SAF
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Yarapel Wood Preservative Sealer Mahogany
Yarapel Wood Preservative Sealer Redwood
Yarapel Wood Preservative Sealer Maple
3487
Bromone 0. 1 Dry Concentrate Rodenticide
Bromone Liquid Concentrate
1568/
DOL
Perma-Kill 100 Roach Powder
15771 CHP Chipman Limax Slug Killer Bait
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
2164 O. M. Scott & Sons Scotts Starter Fertilizer 16-21-5 with Crabgrass Preventer
2167 O. M. Scott & Sons Scotts Turf Builder 22-5-3 Plus Halts Crabgrass Preventer
2202 O. M. Scott & Sons Scotts Turf Builder 18-6-6 Plus Lawn Disease Preventer
5. Schedule 4 to the said Regulation, as remade by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 132/79, is amended by
adding thereto the following:
14794 GCP
Green Cross Tomato Set
14811 AMW AMZ Am way D- 15 Insect Repellent Towelette
6. Schedule 5 to the said Regulation, as remade by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 132/79, is amended by
adding thereto the following:
15735 ABE
15736 ABE
Degesch Phostoxin Coated Pellets
Degeseh Phostoxin Coated Tablets
Schedule 6 to the said Regulation, as remade by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 132/79, is amended by
revoking registration number 14794 together with the particulars opposite thereto and adding thereto the
following:
13050 CGC
Easout Potato Seedpiece Treatment
13934 CHH
Baygon Ready to Use in Thermal Foggers
14826 CHH
Baygon Ready to Use Fogger
15134 CGC
Stockaid Flv Bait
15443
NIA
Niagara Superior Oil Concentrate
1383
3488 O. Reg. 468/79
PUG
15486
PUG
15487
PUG
15488
PUG
15502
PUG
15503
PUG
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Puroguard Household Plants Insecticide Dust
O. Reg. 469/79
Puroguard Barn Insecticide Dust
Puroguard Grain and Seed Storage Insecticide Dust
Puroguard House and Garden Bug Killer Dust
Puroguard House and Garden Bug Killer Dust
Puroguard Barn Insecticide Dust
15589
KEM
Dedrat Rozol Pellets Mouse Packs
15676 KEM
15677 SAF
15678 SAF
Dedrat Maki Rodenticide Bait
Bromone Special Rat Meal Bait
Bromone Rat and Mouse Meal Bait
15710
KEM
Kem-Mist Metered Aerosol Insecticide
15823 KEM Dedrat Rozol Bait Bag
15824 KEM Dedrat Rozol Rodenticide Bait
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
2203 O. M. Scott & Sons Scotts Lawn Moss Control with 19-5-5 Fertilizer
(2765)
29
THE EDUCATION ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 469/79.
Elementary and Secondary Schools and
Schools for Trainable Retarded
Children — General.
Made— June 11th, 1979.
Approved — June 20th, 1979.
Filed— July 3rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 704/78
MADE UNDER
THE EDUCATION ACT, 1974
1. Subsection 1 of section 10 of Ontario Regulation
704/78 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(1) The principal and vice-principal of a school hav-
ing an enrolment greater than 125 shall each be a
teacher who,
(a) holds or is deemed to hold, under Ontario
Regulation 407/78, principal's qualifications;
(b) holds a certificate that is referred to in section
44 of Ontario Regulation 407/78 and that
qualifies him as principal of such school, or is
deemed under section 45 thereof to hold a
certificate that so qualifies him,
and, in the case of a school,
(c) in which English is the language of instruc-
tion; or
(d) that is established under Part XI of the Act
and in which French is the language of
instruction,
shall each be a person who is eligible to teach in such
school under subsection 5 , 6 or 7, as the case may be, of
section 20. O. Reg. 469/79, s. 1.
1384
O. Reg. 469/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 470/79 3489
2. Subsection 1 of section 1 1 of the said Regulation
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
(1) The principal and vice-principal of a school for
trainable retarded children having an enrolment grea-
ter than 100 or of a school in which there are classes for
trainable retarded children and the enrolment in such
classes is greater than 100 shall each be a teacher who,
(a) holds or is deemed to hold, under Ontario
Regulation 407/78, principal's qualifications,
or holds a certificate referred to in section 44 of
such Regulation or is deemed to hold such
certificate under section 45 thereof; and
(b) holds an additional qualification in special
education as recorded on his Ontario Teach-
er's Qualifications Record Card. O. Reg.
469/79, s. 2.
3. — ( 1) Subclauses i and ii of clause a of subsection
8 of section 2 0 of the said Regulation are revoked >
and the following substituted therefor:
(i) classes in any one of art. guidance,
home economics or family studies,
instrumental music, vocal music or
physical education, or
(ii) classes in or courses that are included
in business studies;
(2) Clause c of subsection 8 of the said section 20 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(c) be assigned or appointed to teach,
(i) French as a second language.
(ii) English as a second language,
(iii) industrial arts or any other course that
is included in technological studies, or
(iv) in a special education program,
(3) Clause e of subsection 8 of section 20 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(e) he is qualified for such assignment, appoint-
ment or placement under subsection 2 or 9 or
deemed to be qualified therefor under subsec-
tion 10 or 11.
(4) Subsection 10 of the said section 20 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor
(10) A teacher who. on the 8th day of September,
1978, is employed by a board to teach.
(b) industrial arts in an elementary school,
and is not qualified for such position under subsection
8, shall be deemed to be qualified for such position in
the elementary schools or the secondary schools, as the
case may be, that are operated by that board or its
successor board.
(11) The provision of subsection 8 that no teacher
shall be assigned or appointed to teach in a special
education program unless he holds qualifications in
special education shall not apply to teaching classes in
general studies or technological studies in a special
vocational or an occupational program until the 1st day
of September, 1981. O. Reg. 469/79, s. 3 (4).
4. Clauses e and / of subsection 1 of section 35 of
the said Regulation are revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor
(e) after the 1 st day of September, 1 98 1 , in a class
in general studies for pupils who are in a spe-
cial vocational or an occupational program,
twenty pupils;
(/) after the 1st day of September, 1981, in a class
in technological studies for pupils who are in a
special vocational or an occupational pro-
gram, sixteen pupils;
Bette Stephenson
Minister of Education
Dated at Toronto, this 11th day of June, 1979.
(2766) 29
THE LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT
O. Reg. 470/79.
Establishment of Local Roads Areas.
Made— June 21st, 1979.
Filed— July 4th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 571 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO.
MADE UNDER
THE LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT
1970
1. Schedule 5 to Regulation 571 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1970, as remade by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 226/78, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
Schedule 5
WARE LOCAL ROADS AREA
(a) French as a second language or English as a All of the Township of Ware and that portion of the
second language in an elementary school or a i Dawson Road Lots in the Territorial District of Thun-
secondary school; or I der Bay, shown outlined on Ministry of Transportation
1385
3490 O. Reg. 470/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 472/79
and Communications Plan N- 101 9-3, filed in the office
of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as Number
2520. O. Reg. 470/79, s. 1.
2. Schedule 1 1 to the said Regulation, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 425/74, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 11
SIBLEY LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the Township of Sibley in the
Territorial District of Thunder Bay, shown outlined on
Ministry of Transportation and Communications Plan
N- 1302-3, filed in the office of the Registrar of Regula-
tions at Toronto as Number 2521. O. Reg. 470/79,
s. 2.
3. The said Regulation is amended by adding
thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 250
AWREY SOUTH LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Awrey in the
Territorial District of Sudbury, shown outlined on
Ministry of Transportation and Communications Plan
N-687-B 1 , filed in the office of the Registrar of Regula-
tions at Toronto as Number 2522. O. Reg. 470/79,
s. 3.
J. Snow
Minister of Transportation
and Communications
Dated at Toronto, this 21st day of June, 1979.
(2767)
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 471/79.
Order made under Section 29a of
The Planning Act.
Made— June 28th, 1979.
Filed— July 4th, 1979.
29
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March,
1973 of section 29 oiThe Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 27, as it existed on the 2 5 th day of
June, 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
That parcel of land situate in the City of Nanticoke
in the Regional Municipality of Haldimand-Norfolk,
formerly in the Township of Walpole in the County of
Haldimand, being composed of that part of the south
part of Lot 24 in Concession I more particularly
described as follows:
Commencing at the intersection of the northerly limit
of the Lakeshore Road and the westerly limit of the
said Lot 24;
Thence north 82° 07' east a distance of 304.33 feet to
a point;
Thence north 50° 35' east a distance of 47 1.41 feet to a
point;
Thence north 39° 25' west a distance of 430 feet to a
point;
Thence north 48° 45' east a distance of 50 feet to the
place of beginning of the lands herein described;
Thence south 39° 25' east a distance of 100 feet to a
point;
Thence north 48° 45' east a distance of 100 feet to a
point;
Thence north 39° 25' west a distance of 100 feet to a
point;
Thence south 48° 45 ' west a distance of 1 00 feet to the
place of beginning. O. Reg. 471/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of June, 1979.
(2780) 29
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 472/79.
Order made under Section 29a of
The Planning Act.
Made— June 28th, 1979.
Filed— July 4th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March,
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
1386
O. Reg. 472/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 474/79 3491
subsection 1 of section 2 7, as it existed on the 25th day of
June. 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Re\ised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or [
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
That parcel of land situate in the Township of i
Mariposa in the County of Victoria, being composed |
of that part of Lot 1 in Concession A designated as )
Part 9 as shown on a Reference Plan deposited in the
Land Registry Office for the Registry Division of
Victoria (No. 57) as Number RD-200 and being also
Lot 14 on a Registrar's Compiled Plan registered in
the said Land Registry Office as Number 547. O.
Reg. 472/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of June, 1979.
(2781)
29
THK PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 473/79.
Restricted Areas — District of
Timiskaming.
Made— July 3rd, 1979.
Filed— July 4th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 671 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO,
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1970
1. Section 12 of Regulation 67 1 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 404/79, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
12. Notwithstanding section 4, the lands described
in Schedules 2, 4, 5 and 6 may each be used for the
erection and use thereon of a single-family dwelling and
buildings and structures accessory thereto. O. Reg.
473/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
1 4. Notwithstanding section 4, the land described in
Schedule 7 may be used for the erection and use thereon
of an additional single-family dwelling and buildings
and structures accessory thereto. O. Reg. 473/79, s. 2.
Schedule 4
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Chamberlain in the Territorial District of
Timiskaming. being composed of that part of the south
half of Lot 9 in Concession I and being Parcel 20637,
South Section Timiskaming, designated as Part 1 on a
Reference Plan deposited in the Land Registry Office
for the Land Titles Division of Timiskaming (No. 54) as
Number 54R-2058. O. Reg. 473/79, s. 3.
4. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedules:
Schedule 6
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Chamberlain in the Territorial District of
Timiskaming. being composed of that part of the south
half of Lot 9 in Concession I and being Parcel 20638,
South Section Timiskaming, designated as Part 2 on a
Reference Plan deposited in the Land Registry Office
for the Land Titles Division of Timiskaming (No. 54) as
Number 54R-2058. O. Reg. 473/79, s. 4, part.
Schedule 7
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Evanturel in the Territorial District of
Timiskaming, being composed of that part of Lot 3 in
Concession V being parcels 415 and 8832 in the Register
for South Section Timiskaming in the Land Registry
Office for the Land Titles Division of Timiskaming
(No. 54). O. Reg. 473/79, s. 4, part.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 3rd day of July. 1979.
(2782)
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 474/79.
Zoning Order — County of Simcoe,
Township of Nottawasaga.
Made— July 3rd, 1979.
Filed— July 4th, 1979.
29
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 675 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
3. Schedule 4 to the said Regulation, as made by i
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 404/79, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor: |
1387
1. Regulation 675 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario. 1970 is amended by adding thereto the
following section:
3492 O. Reg. 474/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 475/79
130. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 281 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwel-
ling and buildings and structures accessory thereto pro-
vided the following requirements are met:
Minimum front and rear
yards
Minimum side yards
Maximum height of
dwelling
Maximum lot coverage
Minimum total floor
area of dwelling
25 feet
10 feet on one side
and
4 feet on the other
side
30 feet
15 per cent
one storey — 1,000
square feet
one and one-half
storeys or more —
750 square feet
O. Reg. 474/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 281
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Not-
tawasaga in the County of Simcoe, being composed of
that part of Lot 37 in Concession IX more particularly
described as follows:
Premising that the bearings herein are astronomic and
are derived from the Ministry of Transportation and
Communications Plan P-2574-4 deposited in the Land
Registry Office for the Registry Division of Simcoe (No.
51) as Number 22223;
Beginning at a point in the southerly limit of the said
Lot 37 distant 368.86 feet easterly therealong on a
course of north 73° 52' 30" east from the southwesterly
angle thereof;
Thence north 73° 52' 30" east continuing to follow the
said southerly limit of the said Lot a distance of 80 feet
to a point;
Thence north 13° 13' 30" west a distance of 330.42 feet
to a point;
Thence south 73° 52' 30" west parallel to the said
southerly limit of the said Lot a distance of 80 feet to a
point;
Thence south 13° 13' 30" east a distance of 330.42 feet
to the place of beginning. O. Reg. 474/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 3rd day of July, 1979.
(2783)
29
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 475/79.
Restricted Areas— County of Ontario (now
The Regional Municipality of Durham),
Township of Pickering (now Town of
Pickering).
Made— June 29th, 1979.
Filed— July 4th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 102/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Section 5 of Ontario Regulation 102/72, as
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 404/
72, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
5. Requirements for agricultural uses and buildings
and structures accessory thereto, including one single-
family dwelling used in connection with the agricultural
operation, are established as follows:
Minimum lot frontage 600 feet
Minimum lot area 25 acres
Minimum front, side and
rear yards 50 feet
Minimum total floor
area for a dwelling 1,050 square feet
O. Reg. 475/79, s. 1.
2. Section 6 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
6. Single-family dwellings existing on the 3rd day of
March, 1972 may be extended or enlarged provided
that such single-family dwellings, as extended or
enlarged, comply with the following requirements:
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
40 feet
10 feet on each side
40 feet
O. Reg. 475/79, s. 2.
1388
O. Reg. 475/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 477/79 3493
3. Section 6a of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 404/72, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor
6a . Buildings or structures accessory to single-family
dwellings may be erected, extended or enlarged pro-
vided that such buildings or structures as erected,
extended or enlarged comply with the following
requirements:
1 . All accessory buildings shall be erected in the
rear yard.
2. Xo accessory building or structure, except a
garage, shall be closer than fifty feet to any
single-family dwelling on the lot.
3. Xo accessory building or structure shall be
less than ten feet from any lot line.
4. Xo accessory building or structure shall
exceed a height of twelve feet.
5. The total area covered by any accessory
building or structure shall not exceed five per
cent of the area of the lot upon which it is
constructed.
6. Xo accessory building or structure shall be
used for human habitation. O. Reg. 475/79,
s. 3.
4. Section 7 of the said Regulation is revoked. O.
Reg. 475/79, s. 4.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 29th day of June, 1979.
(2784)
29
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 476/79.
Restricted Areas — Part of the
District of Sudbury.
Made— July 3rd, 1979.
Filed— July 4th. 1979.
REGULATION" TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 568/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 568/72 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
23. — (1) In this section, "guest cabin" means a
building, without cooking facilities, that is accessory to
a single-family dwelling and used only for purposes of
sleeping accommodation.
(2) Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 1 7 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a guest cabin pro-
vided the following requirements are met:
Minimum setback of
guest cabin from water's
edge
Minimum total floor
area of guest cabin
Maximum percentage of
lot to be occupied by
guest cabin
Maximum height
guest cabin
of
20 metres
24 square metres
15 per cent
one and one-half storeys
O. Reg. 476/79. s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 17
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Foster in the Territorial District of Sud-
bury, described as Parcel 14757 Sudbury East Section,
being an island in Wabagishik Lake opposite Lot 4 in
Concession \T and designated for reference purposes as
Summer Resort Location JDD-109. O. Reg. 476/79,
s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 3rd day of July. 1979.
(2785)
29
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 477/79.
Restricted Areas — The Regional
Municipality of Durham, Town of
Pickering.
Made — June 18th, 1979.
Filed— July 4th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 19/74
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Sections 5, 6, 7 and 8 of Ontario Regulation
19/74 are revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
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3494 O. Reg. 477/79
5. Requirements for agricultural uses and buildings
and structures accessory thereto, including one single-
family dwelling used in connection with the agricultural
operation, are established as follows:
Minimum lot frontage 600 feet
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 479/79
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
Minimum lot area
Minimum front, side and
rear yards
Minimum total floor
area for a dwelling
25 acres
50 feet
1,050 square feet
O. Reg. 477/79, s. \,part.
6. Single-family dwellings existing on the 1 0th day of
January, 1974 may be extended or enlarged provided
that such single-family dwellings, as extended or
enlarged, comply with the following requirements:
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
40 feet
10 feet on each side
40 feet
O. Reg. 477/79, s. \,part.
7. Buildings or structures accessory to single-family
dwellings may be erected, extended or enlarged pro-
vided that such buildings or structures as erected,
extended or enlarged comply with the following
requirements:
1. All accessory buildings shall be erected in the
rear yard.
2. No accessory building or structure, except a
garage, shall be closer than fifty feet to any
single-family dwelling on the lot.
3. No accessory building or structure shall be
less than ten feet from any lot line.
No accessory building or structure
exceed a height of twelve feet.
shall
5. The total area covered by any accessory
building or structure shall not exceed five per
cent of the area of the lot upon which it is
constructed.
6. No accessory building or structure shall be
used for human habitation. O. Reg. 477/79,
s. 1, part.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 18th day of June, 1979.
(2786)
29
O. Reg. 478/79.
General.
Made — June 27th, 1979.
Filed— July 4th, 1979.
TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE JULY 28th
ISSUE OF THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
(2787)
29
THE FARM INCOME STABILIZATION
ACT, 1976
O. Reg. 479/79.
Plan — Soybean Stabilization, 1979-1981.
Made— May 28th, 1979.
Approved — June 27th, 1979.
Filed— July 4th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE FARM INCOME STABILIZATION
ACT, 1976
PLAN— SOYBEAN STABILIZATION, 1979-1981
1. There is hereby established a voluntary plan for
farm income stabilization respecting soybeans, to be
known as the "Ontario Soybean Stabilization Plan,
1979-1981". O. Reg. 479/79, s. 1.
2. In this Regulation,
(a) "crop year" means a period from the 1st day of
September in one year to the 31st day of
August in the next year;
(b) "multi-farm operation" means two or more
farm units operated by two or more different
participants as a joint undertaking;
(c) "participant" means, with respect to a multi-
farm operation, a person who,
(i) is a. bona fide farmer,
(ii) supports a farm family unit,
(iii) derives his principal income from
farming, and
(iv) shows a distinct and proportionate
investment, management, labour and
risk-taking or profit-sharing in the
multi-farm operation;
(d) "plan" means the Ontario Soybean Stabiliza-
tion Plan, 1979-1981;
(e) "soybeans" means soybeans produced in
Ontario and marketed for any purpose other
than as seed during the term referred to in
section 9. O. Reg. 479/79, s. 2.
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O. Reg. 479/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
3495
3. A person who applies for enrolment in the plan is i
required , as a condition of acceptance for enrolment, to
be,
(fl) the owner and operator of a farm on which he
produces soybeans;
(b) the tenant and operator of a farm on which he
produces soybeans; or
(c) a participant in a multi-farm operation. O.
Reg. 479/79, s. 3.
4. — (1) No person is eligible to receive payments
under the plan in respect of a crop year in which he has
marketed less than four tonnes of soybeans.
(2) A person may continue to be enrolled in the plan
whether or not his annual registration form filed under
section 8 discloses that he intends to market less than
four tonnes of soybeans in the year to which the annual
registration form applies. O. Reg. 479/79, s. 4.
5. — (1) No person is eligible to receive payments
under the plan for soybeans marketed by him in excess
of 330 tonnes in any crop year within the period referred
to in section 9.
(2) No person who is a participant in a multi-farm
operation is eligible to receive payments under the plan
for soybeans marketed from the multi-farm operation
where such marketing results in total marketing from
the multi-farm operation exceeding 990 tonnes in any
crop year within the period referred to in section 9. O.
Reg. 479/79, s. 5.
6. It is a condition of enrolment in the plan that to
receive any payment thereunder the person enrolled
shall comply with the following conditions:
1. Sales slips and weigh slips, signed by the
buyer and seller, shall be maintained by the
enrolled person and submitted to the Com-
mission, or to such person as it may direct, in
respect of even, lot of soybeans for which
payment is claimed under the plan.
2. The enrolled person shall not claim payment
for soybeans under the plan unless they were
marketed by him during the crop year with
respect to which he has applied for payment
and were not marketed as seed.
3 . The enrolled person shall maintain a record of
all sales of soybeans by him and the record of
sales of soybeans shall include the name of the
buyer and seller, the date of the sale, the date
and location of delivery, the quantity, the
moisture content and price.
4. Where the moisture content of any soybeans
marketed by the enrolled person exceeds 14 !
per cent, the weight of the soybeans marketed !
shall be adjusted to a weight that is equivalent j
to the same quantity of soybeans having a '
moisture content of 14 per cent. O. Reg.
479/79, s. 6.
7. — ( 1) An application for enrolment in the plan shall
be in Form 1.
(2) Subject to subsection 3, no person shall be enrol-
led in the plan unless his application for enrolment is
submitted to the Commission not later than the 1st day
of September, 1979.
(3) Notwithstanding subsection 2, a person may
apply for enrolment in the plan for the crop year com-
mencing on the 1st day of September, 1980 or for the
crop year commencing on the 1st day of September,
1981, where,
(a) he has not, for any crop year during the term
referred to in section 9, prior to such date,
marketed four tonnes or more of soybeans and
he pays the prescribed fee to the Commission
with his application; or
(b) he has, for any crop year during the term
referred to in section 9, prior to such date,
marketed four tonnes or more of soybeans and
he pays the prescribed fees to the Commission
together with an amount sufficient to place his
account on a basis equivalent to those produ-
cers who enrolled for the crop year com-
mencing on the 1st day of September,
1979. O. Reg. 479/79, s. 7.
8. Each person enrolled in the plan shall, prior to the
1st day of September in each crop year during the term
referred to in section 9, after the year in which he
applied for enrolment, file with the Commission an
annual registration form in Form 2 respecting the soy-
beans that he intends to market subject to this plan
during the forthcoming crop year. O. Reg. 479/79,
s. 8.
9. Every enrolment shall be for a term commencing
on the 1st day of September, 1979 and ending with the
31st day of August, 1982. O. Reg. 479/79, s. 9.
10. — (1) Each person enrolled or applying for
enrolment in the plan, at the time of filing each annual
registration form required under the plan, shall pay to
the Commission such fees as are prescribed in connec-
tion therewith.
(2) Each person enrolled or applying for enrolment in
the plan, at the time of filing the annual registration
form required in 1979, shall pay a fee of $4.00 a tonne of
soybeans shown on the annual registration form as
soybeans that the person intends to market subject to
the plan during the forthcoming crop year and for
which he is eligible to receive payments under the plan.
(3) Where a producer, at the end of the term referred
to in section 9, has moneys standing to the credit of his
account on the books of the Commission, the Commis-
sion shall refund such moneys to the producer together
with any interest earned thereon. O. Reg. 479/79,
s. 10.
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3496 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 479/79
Form 1
The Farm Income Stabilization Act, 1976
SOYBEAN STABILIZATION, 1979-1981
APPLICATION FOR ENROLMENT AND ANNUAL REGISTRATION FORM
SOYBEANS
ONT. STAB. NUMBER
NAME OF APPLICANT
Family or Surname Given Names Social Ins. No.
1
If Partnership or Corporation, Give Name
2
List Names of Partners or Officers Social Ins. No.
3
4
S
Mailing
Address Postal Code
As a condition of acceptance of this soybean application for participation in the Ontario Soybean Stabilization
Plan, 1979-1981, the applicant agrees to the following terms and conditions:
1. The applicant will participate for the full term of the plan, conform to all provisions thereof including any
amendments that may be made from time to time and pay all fees in accordance with the plan.
2. The applicant will accurately complete and submit to the Farm Income Stabilization Commission all
information and annual registration forms that may from time to time be required by the Commission, by
the date required in the Plan.
3. The applicant will provide to the Commission upon request, any documents, books or records or other
information required for verification of any information supplied in any annual registration form.
FARM LOCATION
Farmland County, District or Regional Municipality
Home Farm
Township Lot Con. Area Code Telephone No.
CROP YIELD REGISTRATION AND FEE CALCULATION
SOYBEANS A B C
Tonne Fee Remit Total Fee
X $4.00
Make cheque or money order payable to Farm Income Stabilization Commission of Ontario.
1392
O. Reg. 479/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 3497
THIS FORM MUST BE SIGNED BY,
1. In the case of an individual, by the applicant;
2. In the case of a partnership or multi-farm operation, by all partners or participants; or
3. In the case of a corporation, by the proper officers under corporate seal.
I (we) certify the information supplied herein is complete and correct and recognize that misrepresentation of
facts or failure to comply with the conditions of the program may warrant exclusion from the benefits of the
program and that, if I (we) fail to pay fees at the times required, I (we) shall be deemed to have withdrawn from
enrolment in the plan and all moneys heretofore paid by me (us) are forfeited.
Dated this dav of 19 . . .
(applicant)
O. Reg. 479/79, Form I.
Form 2
The Farm Income Stablization Act, 1976
SOYBEAN STABILIZATION. 1979-1981
ANNUAL REGISTRATION FORM
You are obligated under your agreement with the Commission to file an annual registration form and submit
any required fees therewith on or before 19
(Name) Quote this stabilization number on any
correspondence
(Address)
READ DIRECTIONS ON REVERSE SIDE
Expected Sales Fee per Balance Balance
Crop in Tonnes Tonne Fee in Account Due
x = $
x = s
Total Balance Due $
Return this copy with your cheque payable to the Farm Income Stabilization Fund by the date shown above.
Dated the day of , 19
(Applicant)
O. Reg. 479/79, Form 2.
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3498 O. Reg. 479/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 480/79
Farm Income Stabilization Commission Of Ontario:
Henry Ediger
Chairman
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of May, 1979.
(2802)
2<J
THE FARM INCOME STABILIZATION
ACT, 1976
O. Reg. 480/79.
Plan— Corn Stabilization, 1979-1981.
Made— May 28th, 1979.
Approved — June 27th, 1979.
Filed— July 4th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE FARM INCOME STABILIZATION
ACT, 1976
PLAN— CORN STABILIZATION, 1979-1981
1. There is hereby established a voluntary plan for
farm income stabilization respecting corn, to be known
as the "Ontario Corn Stabilization Plan, 1979-
1981". O. Reg. 480/79, s. 1.
2. In this Regulation,
(a) "corn" means grain corn produced in Ontario
and marketed during the term referred to in
section 9;
(b) "crop year" means a period from the 1st day of
September in one year to the 31st day of
August in the next year;
(<■) "multi-farm operation" means two or more
farm units operated by two or more rlifferent
participants as a joint undertaking;
(d) "participant" means, with respect to a multi-
farm operation, a person who,
(i) is a bona fide farmer,
(ii) supports a farm family unit,
(iii) derives his principal income from
farming, and
(iv) shows a distinct and proportionate
investment, management, labour and
risk-taking or profit-sharing in the
multi-farm operation;
(e) "plan" means the Ontario Corn Stabilization
Plan, 1979-1981. O. Reg. 480/79, s. 2.
3. A person who applies for enrolment in the plan is
required, as a condition of acceptance for enrolment, to
be,
(a) the owner and operator of a farm on which he
produces corn;
(b) the tenant and operator of a farm on which he
produces corn; or
(c) a participant in a multi-farm operation.
O. Reg. 480/79, s. 3.
4. — (1) No person is eligible to receive payments
under the plan in respect of a crop year in which he has
marketed less than ten tonnes of corn.
(2) A person may continue to be enrolled in the plan
whether or not his annual registration form filed under
section 8 discloses that he intends to market less than
ten tonnes of corn in the year to which the annual
registration form applies. O. Reg. 480/79, s. 4.
5. — (1) No person is eligible to receive payments
under the plan for corn marketed by him in excess of
1 ,000 tonnes in any crop year within the period referred
to in section 9.
(2) No person who is a participant in a multi-farm
operation is eligible to receive payments under the plan
for corn marketed from the multi-farm operation where
such marketing results in total marketing from the
multi-farm operation exceeding 3,000 tonnes in any
crop year within the period referred to in section 9. O.
Reg. 480/79, s. 5.
6. It is a condition of enrolment in the plan that to
receive any payment thereunder the person enrolled
shall comply with the following conditions:
1. Sales slips and weigh slips, signed by the
buyer and seller, shall be maintained by the
enrolled person and submitted to the Com-
mission, or to such person as it may direct, in
respect of every lot of corn for which payment
is claimed under the plan.
2. The enrolled person shall not claim payment
for corn under the plan unless it was marketed
by him during the crop year with respect to
which he has applied for payment.
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O. Reg. 480/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
3499
The enrolled person shall not claim payment
for corn marketed by him that has been
replaced by him through purchases of other
grains or feed, and in the case of purchase of
other grains or feed, the amount of corn
replaced shall be determined by the Commis-
4. The enrolled person shall maintain a record of
all sales of corn by him and a record of all
purchases by him of corn, other grains and
feed, and the record of sales of corn shall
include the name of the buyer and seller, the
date of the sale, the date and location of deliv-
ery, the quantity, the moisture content and
price.
5 . Where the moisture content of any corn mar-
keted by the enrolled person exceeds 15.5 per
cent, the weight of the corn marketed shall be
adjusted to a weight that is equivalent to the
same quantity of corn having a moisture con-
tent of 15.5 per cent. O. Reg. 480/79. s. 6.
7. — ( 1 ) An application for enrolment in the plan shall
be in Form 1.
(2) Subject to subsection 3, no person shall be enrol-
led in the plan unless his application for enrolment is
submitted to the Commission not later than the 1st day
of September. 1979.
(3) Notwithstanding subsection 2. a person may
apply for enrolment in the plan for the crop year com-
mencing on the 1st day of September, 1980 or for the
crop year commencing on the 1st day of September,
1981, where.
(a) he has not, for any crop year during the term
referred to in section 9, prior to such date,
. marketed ten tonnes or more of corn and he
pays the prescribed fee to the Commission
with his application; or
(b) he has, for any crop year during the term
referred to in section 9. prior to such date,
marketed ten tonnes or more of corn and he
pays the prescribed fees to the Commission
together with an amount sufficient to place his
account on a basis equivalent to those produc-
ers who enrolled for the crop year commenc-
ing on the 1st day of September, 1979. O.
Reg. 480/79. s. 7.
8. Each person enrolled in the plan shall, prior to the
1st day of September in each crop year during the term
referred to in section 9. after the year in which he
applied for enrolment, file with the Commission an
annual registration form in Form 2 respecting the corn
that he intends to market subject to this plan during the
forthcoming crop year. O. Reg. 480/79, s. 8.
9. Even- enrolment shall be for a term commencing
on the 1st day of September. 1979 and ending with the
31st day of August. 1982. O. Reg. 480/79, s. 9.
10. — (1) Each person enrolled or applying for
enrolment in the plan, at the time of filing each annual
registration form required under the plan, shall pay to
the Commission such fees as are prescribed in connec-
tion therewith.
(2) Each person enrolled or applying for enrolment in
the plan, at the time of filing the annual registration
form required in 1979. shall pay a fee of SI. 62 a tonne of
corn shown on the annual registration form as corn that
the person intends to market subject to the plan during
the forthcoming crop year and for which he is eligible to
receive payments under the plan.
(3) Where a producer, at the end of the term referred
to in section 9, has moneys standing to the credit of his
account on the books of the Commission, the Commis-
sion shall refund such moneys to the producer together
with any interest earned thereon. O. Reg. 480/79,
s. 10.
Form 1
The Farm Income Stabilization Act, 1976
CORN STABILIZATION. 1979-1981
APPLICATION FOR ENROLMENT AND ANNUAL REGISTRATION FORM
CORN
ONT STAB. NUMBER
NAME OF APPLICANT
Family or Surname
1
Given Names
Social Ins. No.
1395
3500 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 480/79
If Partnership or Corporation, Give Name
2 ;
List Names of Partners or Officers Social Ins. No.
3
4
5
Mailing
Address Postal Code
As a condition of acceptance of this application for participation in the Ontario Corn Stabilization Plan,
1979-1981, the applicant agrees to the following terms and conditions:
1. The applicant will participate for the full term of the plan, conform to all provisions thereof including any
amendments that may be made from time to time and pay all fees in accordance with the plan.
2. The applicant will accurately complete and submit to the Farm Income Stabilization Commission all
information and annual registration forms that may from time to time be required by the Commission, by
the date required in the Plan.
3. The applicant will provide to the Commission upon request, any documents, books or records or other
information required for verification of any information supplied in any annual registration form.
FARM LOCATION
Farmland County, District or Regional Municipality
Home Farm
Township Lot Con. Area Code Telephone No.
CROP YIELD REGISTRATION AND FEE CALCULATION
CORN A B C
Tonne Fee Remit Total Fee
x $1.62
Make cheque or money order payable to Farm Income Stabilization Commission of Ontario.
THIS FORM MUST BE SIGNED BY,
1. In the case of an individual, by the applicant;
2. In the case of a partnership or multi-farm operation, by all partners or participants; or
3. In the case of a corporation, by the proper officers under corporate seal.
I (we) certify the information supplied herein is complete and correct and recognize that misrepresentation of
facts or failure to comply with the conditions of the program may warrant exclusion from the benefits of the
program and that, if I (we) fail to pay fees at the times required, I (we) shall be deemed to have withdrawn from
enrolment in the plan and all moneys heretofore paid by me (us) are forfeited.
1396
O. Reg. 480/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 3501
Dated this day of 19 . . .
(applicant)
O. Reg. 480/79, Form 1.
Form 2
The Farm Income Stabilization Act, 1976
CORN STABILIZATION, 1979-1981
ANNUAL REGISTRATION FORM
You are obligated under your agreement with the Commission to file an annual registration form and submit
any required fees therewith on or before , 19 ... .
(Name) Quote this stabilization number on any
correspondence
(Address)
READ DIRECTIONS ON REVERSE SIDE
Expected Sales Fee per Balance Balance
Crop in Tonnes Tonne Fee in Account Due
x = $ - $ = $
x = $ - S = $
Total Balance Due $
Return this copy with your cheque payable to the Farm Income Stabilization Fund by the date shown above.
Dated the day of , 19
(Applicant)
O. Reg. 480/79, Form 2.
Farm Income Stabilization Commission Of Ontario:
Henry Ediger
Chairman
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of May, 1979.
103) 29
1397
3502
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 481/79
THE FARM 1NCOMK STABILIZATION
ACT, 1976
O. Reg. 481/79.
Plan — White Bean Stabilization,
1979-1981.
Made— May 28th, 1979.
Approved — June 27th, 1979.
Filed— July 4th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE FARM INCOME STABILIZATION
ACT, 1976
PLAN-
WHITE BEAN STABILIZATION,
1979-1981
1. There is hereby established a voluntary plan for
farm income stabilization respecting white beans, to be
known as the "Ontario White Bean Stabilization Plan,
1979-1981". O. Reg. 481/79, s. 1.
2. In this Regulation,
(a) "crop year" means a period from the 1st day of
September in one year to the 31st day of
August in the next year;
(b) "multi-farm operation" means two or more
farm units operated by two or more different
participants as a joint undertaking;
(c) "participant" means, with respect to a multi-
farm operation, a person who,
(i) is a. bona fide farmer,
(ii) supports a farm family unit,
(iii) derives his principal income from
farming, and
(iv) shows a distinct and proportionate
investment, management, labour and
risk-taking or profit-sharing in the
multi-farm operation;
(d) "plan" means the Ontario White Bean Stabili-
zation Plan, 1979-1981;
(e) "white beans" means white beans produced in
Ontario and marketed for any purpose other
than as seed during the term referred to in
section 9. O. Reg. 481/79, s. 2.
3. A person who applies for enrolment in the plan is
required, as a condition of acceptance for enrolment, to
be,
(a) the owner and operator of a farm on which he
produces white beans;
(b) the tenant and operator of a farm on which he
produces white beans; or
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(c) a participant in a multi-farm operation.
O. Reg. 481/79, s. 3.
4. — (1) No person is eligible to receive payments
under the plan in respect of a crop year in which he has
marketed less than three tonnes of white beans.
(2) A person may continue to be enrolled in the plan
whether or not his annual registration form filed under
section 8 discloses that he intends to market less than
three tonnes of white beans in the year to which the
annual registration form applies. O. Reg. 48 1/79, s. 4.
5. — (1) No person is eligible to receive payments
under the plan for white beans marketed by him in
excess of 160 tonnes in any crop year within the period
referred to in section 9.
(2) No person who is a participant in a multi-farm
operation is eligible to receive payments under the plan
for white beans marketed from the multi-farm opera-
tion where such marketing results in total marketing
from the multi-farm operation exceeding 480 tonnes in
any crop year within the period referred to in section
9. O. Reg. 481/79, s. 5.
6. It is a condition of enrolment in the plan that to
receive any payment thereunder the person enrolled
shall comply with the following conditions:
1. Sales slips and weigh slips, signed by the
buyer and seller, shall be maintained by the
enrolled person and submitted to the Com-
mission, or to such person as it may direct, in
respect of every lot of white beans for which
payment is claimed under the plan.
2. The enrolled person shall not claim payment
for white beans under the plan unless it was
marketed by him during the crop year with
respect to which he has applied for payment
and was not marketed as seed.
3. The enrolled person shall maintain a record of
all sales of white beans by him and the record
of sales of white beans shall include the name
of the buyer and seller, the date of the sale, the
date and location of delivery, the quantity, the
moisture content and price.
4. Where the moisture content of any white
beans marketed by the enrolled person
exceeds 18 per cent, the weight of the white
beans marketed shall be adjusted to a weight
that is equivalent to the same quantity of
white beans having a moisture content of 18
per cent.
5. Where any lot of white beans contains a total
of more than 2 per cent damaged beans or
foreign material, the weight of the white
beans shall be adjusted to a weight that is
equivalent to the same quantity of white
beans having a total of 2 per cent damaged
beans or foreign material. O. Reg. 481/79,
s. 6.
n
Reg. 481/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
3503
7. — ( 1 ) An application for enrolment in the plan shall j
be in Form 1.
(2) Subject to subsection 3, no person shall be enrol-
led in the plan unless his application for enrolment is
submitted to the Commission not later than the 1st day
of September, 1979.
(3) Notwithstanding subsection 2, a person may
apply for enrolment in the plan for the crop year com-
mencing on the 1st day of September, 1980 or for the
crop year commencing on the 1st day of September,
1981, where.
(a) he has not. for any crop year during the term
referred to in section 9, prior to such date,
marketed three tonnes or more of white beans
and he pays the prescribed fee to the Commis-
sion with his application: or
(b) he has, for any crop year during the term
referred to in section 9, prior to such date,
marketed three tonnes or more of white beans
and he pays the prescribed fees to the Com-
mission together with an amount sufficient to
place his account on a basis equivalent to
those producers who enrolled for the crop year
commencing on the 1st day of September,
1979. O. Reg. 481/79, s. 7.
8. Each person enrolled in the plan shall, prior to the
1st day of September in each crop year during the term
referred to in section 9. after the year in which he
applied for enrolment, file with the Commission an
annual registration form in Form 2 respecting the white
beans that he intends to market subject to this plan
during the forthcoming crop year. O. Reg. 481/79,
s. 8.
9. Every enrolment shall be for a term commencing
on the 1st day of September. 1979 and ending with the
31st day of August, 1982. O. Reg. 481/79, s. 9.
10. — (1) Each person enrolled or applying for
enrolment in the plan, at the time of filing each annual
registration form required under the plan, shall pay to
the Commission such fees as are prescribed in connec-
tion therewith.
(2) Each person enrolled or applying for enrolment in
the plan, at the time of filing the annual registration
form required in 1979, shall pay a fee of $5. 55 a tonne of
white beans shown on the annual registration form as
white beans that the person intends to market subject to
the plan during the forthcoming crop year and for
which he is eligible to receive payments under the plan.
(3) Where a producer, at the end of the term referred
to in section 9. has moneys standing to the credit of his
account on the books of the Commission, the Commis-
sion shall refund such moneys to the producer together
with any interest earned thereon. O. Reg. 481/79,
s. 10.
Form 1
The Farm Income Stabilization Act, 1976
WHITE BEAN STABILIZATION. L979-1981
APPLICATION FOR ENROLMENT AND ANNUAL REGISTRATION FORM
WHITE BEANS
ONT. STAB. NUMBER
NAME OF APPLICANT
Family or Surname Given Names Social Ins. No.
1
If Partnership or Corporation, Give Name
2
List Names of Partners or Officers Social Ins. No.
3
4
5
1399
3504 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 481/79
Mailing
Address Postal Code
As a condition of acceptance of this application for participation in the Ontario White Bean Stabilization Plan,
1979-1981, the applicant agrees to the following terms and conditions:
1. The applicant will participate for the full term of the plan, conform to all provisions thereof including any
amendments that may be made from time to time and pay all fees in accordance with the plan.
2. The applicant will accurately complete and submit to the Farm Income Stabilization Commission all
information and annual registration forms that may from time to time be required by the Commission, by
the date required in the Plan.
3. The applicant will provide to the Commission upon request, any documents, books or records or other
information required for verification of any information supplied in any annual registration form.
FARM LOCATION
Farmland County, District or Regional Municipality
Home Farm
Township Lot Con. Area Code Telephone No.
CROP YIELD REGISTRATION AND FEE CALCULATION
WHITE BEANS A B C
Tonne Fee Remit Total Fee
x $5.55
Make cheque or money order payable to Farm Income Stabilization Commission of Ontario.
THIS FORM MUST BE SIGNED BY,
1. In the case of an individual, by the applicant;
2. In the case of a partnership or multi-farm operation, by all partners or participants; or
3. In the case of a corporation, by the proper officers under corporate seal.
I (we) certify the information supplied herein is complete and correct and recognize that misrepresentation
facts or failure to comply with the conditions of the program may warrant exclusion from the benefits of t
program and that, if I (we) fail to pay fees at the times required, I (we) shall be deemed to have withdrawn fi
enrolment in the plan and all moneys heretofore paid by me (us) are forfeited.
Dated this day of , 19 . . .
(applicant)
O. Reg. 481/79, Form 1.
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O. Reg. 481/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 3505
Form 2
The Farm Income Stabilization Act, 1976
WHITE BEAN STABILIZATION, 1979-1981
ANNUAL REGISTRATION FORM
You are obligated under your agreement with the Commission to file an annual registration form and submit
any required fees therewith on or before 19 ... .
(Name) Quote this stabilization number on any
correspondence
(Address)
READ DIRECTIONS ON REVERSE SIDE
Expected Sales
Crop in Tonnes
Fee per
Balance
Balance
Tonne
Fee
in Account
Due
= s.
. - $ =
$
. = %.
. — $ =
$. . .
Total Balance Due
$
Return this copy with your cheque payable to the Farm Income Stabilization Fund by the date shown above.
Dated the dav of , 19
(Applicant)
O. Reg. 481/79, Form 2.
Farm Income Stabilization Commission Of Ontario:
Henry Ediger
Chairman
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of May, 1979.
M) 29
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3506 O. Reg. 482/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 483/79
THE HEALTH DISCIPLINES ACT,
1974
O. Reg. 482/79.
Parcost C.D.I.
Made— June 27th, 1979.
Filed— July 4th, 1979.
(2805)
THE RADIOLOGICAL
TECHNICIANS ACT
O. Reg. 483/79.
General.
Made — June 13th, 1979.
Approved — June 27th, 1979.
Filed— July 4th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 766 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE RADIOLOGICAL TECHNICIANS ACT
1. Subsection 2 of section 3 of Regulation 766 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(2) A candidate for registration who is in attendance
at or is a graduate of a course of training for radiological
technicians prescribed under section 2 shall apply on a
form supplied by the Board to the Board at least sixty
days before the examinations are to be held and shall
submit with his application,
(a) proof, in a form satisfactory to the Board, of
completion of the course of training pre-
scribed under section 2; and
(b) an examination fee of $40.
s. 1.
O. Reg. 483/79,
2. Subsections 1 and 4 of section 5 of the said
Regulation are revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
( 1) A candidate referred to in subsection 2 of section 3
who has passed,
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 437/79
MADE UNDER
THE HEALTH DISCIPLINES ACT,
1974
The Schedule to Ontario Regulation 437/79 is
amended by striking out under the heading
"88.28 Multivitamins", "Hexavitamins NF otc
120 Tab".
20
(a) the examinations under subsection 1 of section
3; or
(b) the supplemental examinations referred to in
clauses c and d of section 4,
shall be notified by the Board of his having passed the
examinations and shall apply for registration on a form
supplied by the Board and pay a registration fee of
$12. O. Reg. 483/79, s. 2, part.
(4) A person referred to in clause a or b of subsection
1 of section 5 of the Act shall apply for registration on a '
form supplied by the Board. O. Reg. 483/79, s. 2,
part.
3 . Subsection 5 of section 6 of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(5) A person referred to in clause c of subsection 1 of
section 5 of the Act who has passed,
(a) the examinations under subsection 1; or
(b) the supplemental examinations referred to in
subsection 4,
shall apply for registration on a form supplied by the
Board and pay a registration fee of $12. O. Reg. 483/
79, s. 3.
4. Section 8 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 44/72, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
8. The Board may register a person who is a
radiological technician in a jurisdiction outside Ontario
and,
(a) is registered under a regulation similar to this
Regulation or under a regulation that, in the
opinion of the Board, is sufficiently similar to
ensure that the competence of such person
would not be affected by any differences be-
tween such regulation and this Regulation; or
(b) has successfully completed a course of train-
ing for radiological technicians under a regu-
lation similar to this Regulation or under a
regulation that, in the opinion of the Board, is
sufficiently similar to ensure that the compe-
tence of such person would not be affected by
any differences between such regulation and
this Regulation and is entitled to be registered
except for circumstances that, in the opinion
of the Board, do not affect the competence of
such person,
and applies, within one year of commencing employ-
ment as a radiological technician in Ontario, or in the
i ase of a person who is employed as a radiological
! I'chnician in Ontario on the 2nd day of February, 1972,
within one vear of the 2nd dav of February, 1972. for
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O. Reg. 483/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 484/79 3507
registration on a form supplied by the Board and satis- I
fies the Board as to his ability to practise in Ontario as ;i |
radiological technician and pays a registration fee ol j
S 12 . provided that if such person does not apply within
such period of one year, the Board may, in a case where j
it is satisfied that such failure to apply was due to
reasons which the Board considers valid, register such
person notwithstanding the failure to so apply. O.
Reg. 483/79, s. 4.
5. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following section:
8a. The Board may register a person who on the 1st
day of August. 1964 had successfully completed the
course of training for radiological technicians pre-
scribed by the Ontario Society, and who satisfies the
Board as to his competence to practise in Ontario as a
radiological technician and pays a registration fee of
$12. O. Reg. 483/79, s. 5.
6. Section 9 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
9. The Board may register a person who on the 1st
day of August, 1964 was a nonactive member of the
Ontario Society and who applies for registration on a
form supplied by the Board and satisfies the Board as to
his ability to practise in Ontario as a radiological techni-
cian and pays a registration fee of SI 2. O. Reg. 483/
79, s. 6.
7. Subsections 2 and 3 of section 10 of the said
Regulation are revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(2) A certificate of registration expires if a renewal
fee of S8 is not paid on or before the 31st day of
December of each year.
(3) An application for renewal of registration shall be
on a form supplied by the Board. O. Reg. 483/79, s. 7.
8. Clauses b and c of subsection 2 of section 1 1 of
the said Regulation are revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
(b) submits proof, in a form that is satisfactory to
the Board, of his competence as a radiological
technician in the year in which he wishes to
resume practice in Ontario and if he has not
engaged in active practice in Ontario for a
period of five consecutive years, satisfies the
Board as to his competence to practise in
Ontario as a radiological technician; and
(c ) pays a registration fee of S8 for the registration
year in which he wishes to resume to practise
in Ontario. O. Reg. 483/79, s. 8.
9. The said Regulation is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
1 la. — ( 1) Where a registered radiological technician
has not engaged in active practice as a radiological {
1403
technician in Ontario for a period in excess of five
consecutive years, notwithstanding any provisions of
this Regulation to the contrary, the registration of such
person shall not be renewed until the person satisfies the
Board as to his competence to practise in Ontario as a
radiological technician.
(2) For the purpose of clause b of subsection 2 of
section 11 and section 11a, a radiological technician
shall be considered to have been in active practice in
any year if he engaged in practice as a radiological
technician for at least 300 hours in such year. O. Reg.
483/79, s. 9.
10. Forms 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 of the said Regulation are
revoked. O. Reg. 483/79, s. 10.
Board of Radiological Technicians:
Dr. Ken P. Vassal
Chairman
T. J. D. West
Secretary
Lewis Edwards
Adeline Escaf
R.T.R.
Date at Toronto, this 13th day of June, 1979.
(2806) 29
THE GASOLINK TAX ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 484/79.
General.
Made— June 13th, 1979.
Filed— July 4th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 746/73
MADE UNDER
THE GASOLINE TAX ACT, 1973
1. Section 3 of Ontario Regulation 746/73, as
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 222/
76, is revoked. O. Reg. 484/79, s. 1.
2. Subsection 1 of section 4 of the said Regulation,
as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
75/79, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(1) Where a person,
(a) who is not a collector but is licensed under
The Gasoline Handling Act; or
(b) is an employee of a collector who, by reason of
an agreement between himself and the col-
lector who is his employer, is held responsible
3508 O. Reg. 484/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 486/79
for and must pay the collector for all losses and
shortages incurred with respect to gasoline
delivered to him and sold by him for the
account of the collector,
collects, and pays over the tax under the Act, he may,
upon application to the Minister, be paid a refund of,
(c) 8.8 cents for each kilolitre of gasoline sold by
him at retail on which he has paid the tax to
the collector computed at 4.2 cents per litre
and on which he is not entitled at any time to
make application for refund of tax under sec-
tion 7, 8 or 9; or
(d) 9.6 cents for each kilolitre of gasoline sold by
him at retail on which he has paid the tax to
the collector computed at 4.6 cents per litre
and on which he is not entitled at any time to
make application for refund of tax under sec-
tion 7, 8 or 9. O. Reg. 484/79, s. 2.
3. — ( 1) Clauses a and n of subsection 2 of section 6
of the said Regulation, as remade by section 3 of
Ontario Regulation 222/76, are revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(a) subsections 1 and 6 of section 6;
(2) Clauses a and / of subsection 3 of the said section
6, as remade by section 3 of Ontario Regulation
222/76, are revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
(a) subsections 1 and 6 of section 6;
(3) Subsection 5 of the said section 6, as remade by
section 3 of Ontario Regulation 75/79, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(5) The officer in the Gasoline Tax Branch of the
Ministry of Revenue holding the position of Manager,
Tax Advisory Services, may exercise the powers or
perform the duties conferred or imposed upon the
Minister under subsection 6 of section 6 of the Act and
under section 17 of the Act. O. Reg. 484/79, s. 3 (3).
4. Subsection 2 of section 8 of the said Regulation,
as remade by section 4 of Ontario Regulation
75/79, is amended by inserting after "used" in
the second line of clause a "in Ontario" and by
inserting after "used" in the first line of clause b
"in Ontario".
(2807)
29
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT, 1972
O. Reg. 485/79.
General.
Made— June 20th, 1979.
Filed— July 5th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 323/72
MADE UNDER
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT, 1972
1. Item 42a of Part I of Schedule 9 to Ontario
Regulation 323/72, as made by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 598/75, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
42a. Ottawa The Sports Therapy Clinic
2 . This Regulation comes into force on the 30th day
of June, 1979.
(2808)
29
THE GASOLINE HANDLING ACT
O. Reg. 486/79.
Gasoline Handling Code.
Made— June 20th, 1979.
Filed— July 5th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 380 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO,
MADE UNDER
THE GASOLINE HANDLING ACT
1970
1. — (1) Paragraph 3 of section 1 of Regulation 380
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as
remade by subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 155/74, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
3. "bulk storage tank", "storage tank" or "tank"
includes any static storage tank in which
gasoline or an associated product is contained,
but does not include a supply tank that is
connected to the heating appliance that it
(2) Paragraph 8 of the said section 1 , as amended by
subsection 3 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
155/74, is revoked.
2. Subclause i of clause a of section 2 of the said
Regulation is revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
(i) the handling of gasoline and associated
products identified in section 3,
3. Section 3 of the said Regulation, as amended by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 740/78, is
further amended by adding thereto the following
subsection:
(3) Gasoline and associated products are categorized
as follows:
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O. Reg. 486/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
3509
1. Class I products, having flash points below
100°F. and including such products as
automotive gasoline, aviation gasoline,
naphtha and alcohol-based antifreeze.
2. Class II products, having flash points from
100°F. to 150°F., both inclusive, and includ-
ing such products as fuel oil, diesel fuel,
kerosine, brake fluid and cleaning fluid.
3. Class III products, having flash points above
150°F., and including heavy fuel oil, engine
oil, gear oil, shock absorber fluid and glycol-
based antifreeze. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 3.
4. Subsections 3 and 4, as remade by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 734/73, subsection 9, as
remade by section 7 of Ontario Regulation
585/72, and subsections 12 and 14, as made by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 155/74, of sec-
tion 4 of the said Regulation are revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(3) The fee on an application under subsection 1 is,
(a) for a licence to operate a bulk plant or a
renewal thereof, issued for a period of one
year, S25;
(b) for a licence to operate a service station or
marina, or a renewal thereof, issued for a
period of one year, S 10 for each location; and
(<■) for a licence to transport, or a renewal thereof,
issued for a period of one year, $ 10 for each
vehicle.
(4) The holder of a licence,
(a) to operate a bulk plant;
(b) to operate a service station or marina; or
(f ) to transport,
shall notify the Director within six days of any change of
his business address, of any change in any other par-
ticulars noted on his licence or that he is no longer the
operator of the facility or owner of the tank vehicle, as
the case may be. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 4, part.
(12) The fee on an application under subsection 10
for a registration or renewal thereof issued for a period
of one year is $35. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 4, part.
(14) The holder of a licence or registration who has
lost his licence or evidence of his registration shall, on
the payment of a 55 fee, be issued a duplicate there-
of. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 4, part.
5. — (1) Subsection 4 of section 5 of the said Regu-
lation is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(4) A container used for road conveyance of a Class I
or Class II product that is installed after the 1st day of
January, 1980, shall,
(a) where the container has a capacity of 50
gallons or more but not more than 250 gallons,
be acceptable to the Director; or
(b) where the container has a capacity of 251
gallons or more, conform to the applicable
standard referred to in subsection 8. O. Reg.
486/79, s. 5 (1).
(2) Subsection 9 of the said section 5, as remade by
subsection 1 of section 3 of Ontario Regulation
734/73, is amended by striking out "flammable"
in the third line.
(3) Subsection 1 1 of the said section 5 is amended by
striking out the word "flammable" in the second
line.
(4) Subsection 13 of the said section 5 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(13) A hose reel used for dispensing a Class I or
Class II product shall be equipped with a braking
device designed and maintained to eliminate uncon-
trolled discharge of the hose from the reel. O. Reg.
486/79, s. 5 (4).
(5) The said section 5. as amended by Ontario
Regulations 585/72, 734/73, 155/74 and 937/77,
is further amended by adding thereto the fol-
lowing subsection:
(26a) On and after the 1st day of April, 1979, all new
and replacement markings required by subsection 26
shall be made in letters at least four inches high.
O. Reg. 486/79, s. 5 (5).
(6) Subsection 37, as remade by subsection 4 of
section 9 of Ontario Regulation 585/72, and sub-
section 43 of the said section 5 are revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(37) Before loading a Class I product into a tank
truck, trailer or semi-trailer through an open dome or
loading a Class II product into a compartment that
previously contained a Class I product, all possible
static electricity shall be discharged by the loader.
| O. Reg. 486/79, s. 5 (6), part.
(43) Where a compartment that has been used to
carry a Class I product is to be used to carry a Class II or
Class III product, all of the Class I product shall be
completely drained from the compartment, and from
the piping and accessory delivery equipment connected
thereto, before the Class II or Class HI product is
loaded. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 5 (6), part.
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3510
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 486/79
(7) The said section 5 is further amended by adding
thereto the following subsections:
(68) The information required by subsection 8 shall
be stamped or embossed on the certification plate,
including both legend and specific data, and the plate
shall specify the maximum operating pressure for all the
tank vehicle liquid-carrying components.
(69) Pumps, meters and other liquid-carrying com-
ponents installed on tank vehicles shall be designed for
use at the pressures indicated on the tank vehicle certifi-
cation plate.
(70) The engaged and the disengaged positions of the
power take off actuation lever shall be clearly and per-
manently marked on every tank vehicle unit manufac-
tured on and after the 1st day of July, 1979.
(71) The owner of every tank vehicle equipped with
the operating mechanism referred to in subsection 15
shall ensure that the mechanism is exercised and ser-
viced and is maintained in good operating condi-
tion. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 5 (7).
6. — (1) Subsection 9 of section 6 of the said Regu-
lation is amended by adding at the end thereof
"and such valve shall be closed when the plant
operator is absent from the plant".
(2) The said section 6, as amended by Ontario Reg-
ulations 585/72, 734/73, 155/74 and 937/77, is
further amended by adding thereto the following
subsection:
(9a) The valve described in subsection 9 shall be
automatically controlled when located in a bulk plant
that is unattended and in which the loading equipment
is operated by the tank vehicle operators authorized to
use the plant, and bulk plants not so equipped shall be
modified to conform by the 1st day of January,
1982. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 6 (2).
(3) Item 1 of Table 1 of subsection 22 of the said
section 6 is amended by striking out "501 to
1000" in Column 1 thereof and inserting in lieu
thereof "Up to 1,000".
(4) Subsection 23 of the said section 6 is revoked.
O. Reg. 486/79, s. 6 (4).
(5) Subsection 33 of the said section 6 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(33) Subject to subsections 3 and 5 of section 9,
facilities shall be provided to permit speedy removal of
accumulated surface water that would reduce the fluid
volume capacity of a dike, and provision shall be made
for such facilities to be locked in the closed position
when not engaged in a supervised draining opera-
tion. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 6 (5).
(6) Subsection 37 of the said section 6 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(37) Gasoline and associated products shall not be
taken out of a bulk storage tank by any method that
increases the internal pressure within the tank. O.
Reg. 486/79, s. 6 (6).
(7) Subsection 43 of the said section 6 is amended by
striking out "chief inspector" in the fifth line and
inserting in lieu thereof "Director".
(8) Clause b of subsection 44 of the said section 6 , as
remade by subsection 2 of section 4 of Ontario
Regulation 734/73, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(b) forward all available details to the Energy
Safety Branch as soon as is practicable but not
later than twenty-four hours after receiving
the report of the operator or other person.
(9) Subsection 52 of the said section 6, as remade by
section 10 of Ontario Regulation 585/72, is
amended by striking out "or unloading" in the
second and third lines.
7. — (1) Subsection 5, as remade by subsection 1 of
section 5 of Ontario Regulation 734/73, subsec-
tion 6, as remade by section 5 of Ontario Regu-
lation 155/74 and subsections 8 and 12 of section
7 of the said Regulation are revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(5) Where a steel tank is delivered with its coating
damaged, the coating may only be repaired with the
approved kit provided in accordance with ULC Stan-
dard S603.1.
(6) All piping associated with gasoline or associated
products underground tanks ,>hull conform to approved
standards or test reports, and shall be firmly supported
and protected by substantial barriers to protect it from
vehicle impact or other physical damage. O. Reg.
486/79, s. 7 (I), part.
(8) All underground fibreglass reinforced plastic
(FRP) tanks shall be installed in accordance with the
approved installation instructions and subsection
37. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 7 (1), part.
(12) Vent openings shall be of cross-sectional area
sufficient to permit free escape of air and vapour when
the filling of the connected tank or tanks is being per-
formed at maximum intake capacity. O. Reg. 486/
79, s. 7 (1), part.
(2) Subsection 16 of the said section 7 is amended by
adding "and" at the end of clause 6, by striking
out "and" at the end of clause c and by revoking
clause d.
(3) Subsection 1 7 of the said section 7 is amended by
striking out "and" at the end of clause c, by
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
3511
adding "and" at the end of clause d, and by
adding thereto the following clause:
(e) not enter a building.
(4) Subsection 28 of the said section 7 is amended by
striking out "chief inspector" in the second line
and inserting in lieu thereof "Director".
(5) Subsection 29 of the said section 7 is amended by
striking out "chief inspector" in the first and
second lines and inserting in lieu thereof
"Director".
(6) Subsection 37 of the said section 7, as amended
by section 11 of Ontario Regulation 585/72 and
section 5 of Ontario Regulation 734/73, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(37) The installation of underground storage tanks
and lines and dispensing equipment in all new gasoline
and associated product storage and handling outlets,
including marinas, and in all such outlets being exca-
vated for repair or replacement shall conform to the
following requirements:
1. Where a steel tank is to be installed under-
ground,
(a) it shall be inspected at the time of
installation and where necessary, cor-
rective action shall be taken under
subsections 4 and 5;
(b) corrosion protection shall be provided
in accordance with subsection 7;
(c) the tank shall be carefully lowered into
the excavation by use of lifting lugs
and hooks and, where necessary, by
the use of spreader bars, but no chains
or slings shall be used around the tank
and no method of handling shall be
used that might result in damage to the
protective coating of the steel tank;
(d) after the tank has been positioned in
the excavation, and subject to the con-
ditions of clause/, the tank and the
vent shall each be subjected to a
recorded 5 psig pressure test with air or
nitrogen, and
(i) tank and vent line shall retain
the pressure for a minimum of
two hours after the source of
pressure has been removed,
(ii) where a pressure drop is
recorded, the tank or vent lines,
as the case may be, shall be
inspected to locate every source
of leakage,
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(iii) all vent line leaks shall be
repaired and a leaking tank
shall be rejected,
(iv) the pressure tests shall be con-
tinued until the requirements of
subclause i have been met,
(v) the owner or his authorized
representative shall certify on
the record of the pressure test
that he has witnessed the pres-
sure test and the records shall
be retained by the owner and
available for inspection, and
(vi) the pressure required in this
clause shall be measured by an
instrument calibrated in incre-
ments not greater than one-
tenth of one pound per square
inch;
(e ) the tank shall be set on clean sand not
less than six inches in depth and the
tank shall be backfilled with clean
sand that is free of cinders and stones
and that is compacted in not greater
than twelve-inch layers to maximum
density, in a thickness not less than
twelve inches on each side of the tank
and at each end of the tank and above
the tank;
(/) where the tank must be held in place
with a petroleum product while being
pressure tested in accordance with
clause d, no product shall be placed in
the tank until,
(i) the fill pipe and a vent line
complying with subclause i of
clause b of subsection 1 7 have
been installed in the tank, and
(ii) all other openings have been
plugged,
and the pressure shall be applied using
nitrogen;
(g) where high water is anticipated, the
tank shall be anchored,
(i) by use of a concrete slab under
the tank and anchor straps,
(ii) by use of ground anchors, or
(iii) by use of a concrete slab above
the tank;
(h) the concrete slabs referred to in clause
g shall be of reinforced concrete and
the size of the slabs shall be determined
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on the basis of tank size, ground cover,
water-table elevation and the calcu-
lated up-lift stress of the tank when
empty;
(*) the tank shall not be placed in direct
contact with a concrete slab but shall
be separated from any slab by the use
of a minimum of six inches of sand, or
an inter-layer of composite materials,
as the case may be;
0) the strength of the anchor straps and
ground anchors referred to in clause g
shall be calculated for the stresses indi-
cated in clause h and they shall be
installed in such a manner that they do
not interfere with the surface of the
tank and the anchor straps shall not be
tighter than handtight; and
(k) if spillage occurs when a steel tank is
being filled with product in accordance
with clause /, all soil that has been
contaminated by the spilled product
around any tank shall be replaced and
any damage to the tank coating shall
be repaired.
2. Where an FRP tank is to be installed under-
ground,
(a) it shall be inspected at the time of
installation and, where necessary, cor-
rective action shall be taken;
(b) the backfill material shall be pea
gravel or washed crushed stone con-
forming to the following requirements,
(i) pea gravel shall be a naturally
rounded aggregate '4 inch in
nominal size and may range in
size from U inch to !4 inch and
shall be clean and free flowing,
(ii) crushed stone shall be clean
angular material with a particle
size of not less than s inch and
not more than Vi inch diameter;
(c) the tank shall be carefully lowered into
the excavation by use of lifting lugs
and hooks and, where necessary, by
the use of spreader bars, but no chains
or slings shall be used around the tank
and no method of handling shall be
used that might result in damage to the
surface of the tank;
(d) after the tank has been positioned in
the excavation, and subject to the con-
ditions of clause/, the tank and the
vent shall each be subjected to a I
recorded 5 psig pressure test with air or
nitrogen, and,
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(i) tank and vent line shall retain
the pressure for a minimum of
two hours after the source of
pressure has been removed,
(ii) where a pressure drop is
recorded, the tank or vent lines,
as the case may be, shall be
inspected to locate every sourc^
of leakage,
(iii) all vent line leaks shall be
repaired and a leaking tank
shall be rejected,
(iv) the pressure tests shall be con-
tinued until the requirements of
subclause i have been met,
(v) the owner or his authorized
representative shall certify on
the record of the pressure test
that he has witnessed the pres-
sure test and the records shall
be retained by the owner and
made available for inspection,
and
(vi) the pressure required in this
clause shall be measured by an
instrument calibrated in incre-
ments not greater than one-
tenth of one pound per square
inch;
(e) the tank shall be set on not less than 12
inches of pea gravel, or crushed stone
as the case may be, and in accordance
with the approved installation
instructions;
(f) where the tank must be held in place
with a petroleum product while being
pressure tested in accordance with
clause d, no product shall be placed in
the tank until,
(i) the fill pipe and a vent line
complying with subclause i of
clause b of subsection 17 have
been installed in the tank, and
(ii) all other openings have been
plugged,
and the level of the product in the tank
shall not vary from the level of the
backfill by more than 24 inches, and
the pressure shall be applied using nit-
rogen;
(g) where high water is anticipated, the
tank shall be anchored,
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(i) by use of a concrete slab under
the tank and anchor straps,
(ii) by use of ground anchors, or
(iii) by use of a concrete slab on top
of the tank;
(A) the concrete slabs referred to in clause
g shall be of reinforced concrete and
the size of the slabs shall be determined
on the basis of tank size, ground cover,
water-table elevation and the calcu-
lated up-lift stress of the tank when
empty;
(i) the tank shall not be placed in direct
contact with a concrete slab but shall
be separated from any slab by at least
12 inches of bedding material;
0") the strength of the anchor straps and
ground anchors referred to in clause g
shall be calculated for the stresses indi-
cated in clause h and they shall be
installed in such a manner that they do
not interfere with the surface of the
tank and the anchor straps shall not be
tighter than handtight; and
(k) if spillage occurs when an FRP tank is
being filled with product in accordance
with clause/, all soil that has been
contaminated by the spilled product
around any tank shall be replaced.
3. Underground steel lines connected to a tank,
(a) shall be fabricated of new, approved
pipe;
(b) shall be installed with at least 150-
pound standard screwed, or schedule
40 welded, fittings;
(c) shall have all unions of the ground-
joint type;
(d) shall have swing joints or approved
underground flexible connectors
installed in all piping at the tank except
piping that terminates at or above
grade at a point that is vertically above
its point of connection to the tank, and
threaded 45° elbows shall not be used
in swing joints;
(e) shall not contain close nipples or right
and left hand threaded couplings or
street elbows;
(/) shall have all threaded connections
made with approved connectors and
approved pipe sealing compound, and
have all welded connections made by
certified welders;
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(g) shall, where the lines pass through
concrete, be protected from longitudi-
nal stress by pipe sleeves, swing joints
or other means;
(A) where made of galvanized pipe shall
not have welded joints;
( j) shall be installed in a manner and at a
depth to ensure that the underground
lines are protected against expansion,
contraction, vibration, settling and
stresses from vehicular traffic;
(j) shall be bedded on six inches of clean
sand and shall be supported through-
out their length in a manner that will
not cause damage to the lines;
(k) before being connected to the tank
shall be pressure tested with air, or
hydraulically, to at least 50 psig or one
and one-half times the maximum
operating pressure, whichever is the
greater, but no pressure test performed
with air shall exceed 100 psig, and
where tested,
(i) with air, the lines shall be
soaped and shall retain the
pressure for a minimum of two
hours after the source of pres-
sure has been removed,
(ii) with fluid, the lines shall retain
the pressure for a minimum of
two hours after the source of
pressure has been removed,
and
(iii) the pressure shall be measured
by an instrument calibrated in
increments not greater than
one-half of one pound per
square inch;
(/) shall be protected in accordance with
subsection 7;
(m) that have been pressure tested and
proven tight shall be backfilled with at
least six inches of clean sand and the
backfilling shall be compacted in
layers not greater than six inches; and
(n) shall have the test record sheets for the
test in clause k certified by the owner or
his authorized representative that the
lines have been proven tight and the
records shall be retained by the owner
for a period of two years from the date
of the test and shall be available for
inspection.
4. Underground FRP pipe connected to a tank,
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(a) shall be fabricated of new approved
pipe and fittings;
(b) shall be installed only by trained per-
sonnel supervised by persons in-
structed by the pipe manufacturer;
(c) shall be installed in accordance with
the manufacturer's approved installa-
tion instructions and this Regulation;
(d) having steel components shall have all
exposed steel protected from corrosion
by wrapping and coating with materi-
als accepted for the purpose;
(e) shall have approved underground
flexible connectors with non-corro-
sive, swivel-type end connections for
connecting to the tank except for pip-
ing terminating at or above grade
directly above its point of connection
to the tank;
(/) where the lines pass through concrete,
shall be protected from longitudinal
stress by pipe sleeves, swing joints or
other means;
(g) shall be installed in a manner and at a
depth to ensure that the underground
lines are protected against expansion,
contraction, vibration, settling and
stresses from vehicular traffic;
(h) shall be bedded on at least six inches of
pea gravel, or washed crushed stone,
and shall be so bedded that it is contin-
ously supported throughout its length;
(i) before being connected to the under-
ground tank shall be pressure tested
with air, or hydraulically, to at least 50
psig or one and one-half times the
maximum operating pressure,
whichever is the greater, but no pres-
sure test performed with air shall
exceed 100 psig, and where tested,
(i) with air, the lines shall be
soaped and shall retain the
pressure for a minimum of two
hours after the source of pres-
sure has been removed,
(ii) with fluid, the lines shall retain
the pressure for a minimum of
two hours after the source of
pressure has been removed,
and
(iii) the pressure shall be measured
by an instrument calibrated in
increments not greater than
one-half of one pound per
square inch;
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0) that have been pressure tested and
proven tight shall be backfilled to
grade with the material detailed in
clause h ; and
(k) shall have the test record sheets for the
test in clause i certified by the owner or
his authorized representative that the
lines have been proven tight and the
records shall be retained by the owner
for a period of two years from the date
of the test and shall be available for
inspection.
5. Where an underground steel line or an under-
ground FRP line connected to a tank contains
a Class I product and is pressure tested hyd-
raulically, all safety precautions required by
this Regulation for Class I flammable liquids
shall be observed.
6. To ensure that the final connections are tight,
after,
(a) a tank has been tested in accordance
with clause d of paragraphs 1 or 2 , as
applicable;
(b) the underground lines have been tested
in accordance with clause k of parag-
raph 3 or clause i of paragraph 4; and
(c) the final connections have been made
to the tank,
the entire system shall be subjected to a fifteen
minute 5 psig test using an instrument of the
type referred to in subclause vi of clause d of
paragraph 1 and by using soap, oil or other
acceptable liquid on the final connections.
7. Where a submerged pump is used, it shall be
so controlled that the pressure created does
not exceed the safe working pressure for any
component of the piping system and the pip-
ing system shall be tested in accordance with
clause k of paragraph 3, and equipped with a
safety valve.
8. Where a safety valve is required, an approved
safety valve having a 160°F. maximum fusi-
ble link shall be used and no shear point of the
safety valve shall be set,
(a) higher than; or
(b) more than one inch below,
the base of the dispenser.
9. The owner of a safety valve referred to in
paragraph 8 shall ensure that the safety valve
is serviced at least once every twelve months
and is maintained in good operating condi-
tion.
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10. Where a dispenser is connected to a line
supplied by a submerged pump the connec-
tion shall be by rigid pipe and fittings and a
slip joint connection shall not be used.
(7) Subsection 37a of the said section 7, as made by
subsection 9 of section 5 of Ontario Regulation
734/73, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(37a) Where a dispenser is connected to a line
supplied by a submerged pump, a leak detector system
acceptable to the Director shall be installed in all new-
installations and in those installations being excavated
for modification or repair of leaking or damaged pres-
sure piping.
(376) A leak detector system shall be tested at least
once each twelve months and maintained in good
operating condition. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 7 (7).
8. — (1) Subsection 2, subsection 3, as remade by
subsection 1 of section 6 of Ontario Regulation
734/73, and subsection 12 of section 8 of the said
Regulation are revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(2) Each service station storage capacity shall be
restricted to,
(a) not more than 50,000 gallons of Class I pro-
ducts; and
(b) not more than 20,000 gallons of Class II pro-
ducts.
(3) No more than forty-five gallons of a Class I pro-
duct and 250 gallons of Class II product may be stored
aboveground at a service station. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 8
(1). part.
(12) No person shall fill a portable container,
(a) beyond its nominal capacity; or
(b) while the container is in a vehicle. O. Reg.
486/79, s. 8 (1), part.
(2) The said section 8, as amended by Ontario Reg-
ulations 585/72, 734/73 and 155/74, is further
amended by adding thereto the following sub-
section:
1 1 Notwithstanding subclauses ii and iv of clause
b of subsection 13, where the used or waste oil is being
collected in a building where Class I products are not
being handled and where repair work involving sources
(of ignition is not being conducted, the fill pipe may be
ted inside the building if it is provided with means
table to the Director to prevent emission of pet-
im vapours from the fill pipe inlet. O. Reg. 486/
P, s. 8 (2).
(3) Clause c of subsection 15 of the said section 8, as
remade by subsection 1 of section 1 2 of Ontario
Regulation 585/72, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(c ) at a distance of at least twenty-five feet from
any open flame or any tank, pump, dispensing
operation or filling point for propane or any
material so hot as to be likely to cause ignition
of Class I or Class II product vapours;
(4) Subsection 23 of the said section 8 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(23) At a service station or consumer outlet, no per-
son shall dispense gasoline or an associated product to
the fuel tank of a motor vehicle while the engine of the
motor vehicle is running. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 8 (4).
(5) Subsection 24 of the said section 8 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(24) Where a diesel fuel dispenser is more than
twenty-five feet from a gasoline dispenser, the restric-
tion of subsection 23 does not apply to the dispensing of
diesel fuel. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 8 (5).
(6) Subsections 27 and 28, as remade by section 6 of
Ontario Regulation 155/74, subsection 29, as
remade by subsection 4 of section 6 of Ontario
Regulation 734/73, and subsection 30 of the said
section 8 are revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor
(27) No person shall dispense a Class I or Class II
product at a service station or other gasoline or
associated products outlet unless he is a competent,
trained employee authorized by the operator or owner
of the station or outlet, and the opeator or owner shall
ensure that the employee remains in constant atten-
dance at the motor vehicle when dispensing is being
performed with an automatic nozzle.
(28) Subsection 2 7 does not apply to the dispensing of
Class I or Class II product at a service station or other
gasoline and associated products outlet approved for
self-service.
(29) No person shall offer for sale or sell a portable
container or portable fuel tank for gasoline or naphtha
unless the container is approved.
(30) No person shall offer for filling, or fill, a con-
tainer for gasoline or naphtha at a service station, mari-
na or other gasoline or associated products outlet unless
the container is in safe condition and is,
(i) an approved metal or plastic portable con-
tainer bearing the label of ULC or of CSA, or
(ii) a portable fuel tank for marine use, or
(iii) a jerrican bearing the embossed certification
marking "CTC-5L", "BTC-5L", "ICC-5L"or
"DOT-5L", or
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(iv) a drum bearing the embossed certification
marking "CTC", "BTC", "ICC" or "DOT"
followed by "5", "5A", "SB", "5C" or
"SM". O. Reg. 486/79, s. 8 (6).
(7) Clauses d, f and g of subsection 34 of the said
section 8, as remade by subsection 4 of section 6
of Ontario Regulation 734/73, are revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(d) ensure that no pressure test is performed with
product in the tank;
(da) where after completion of the pressure tests
there is doubt as to whether or not there is a
leak, arrange to uncover sufficient surface of
the tank or line to permit visual inspection
thereof:
(/) take all steps reasonable in the circumstances
to recover escaped product and to remove
product-contaminated soil before installing a
replacement tank or backfilling a repaired
line;
(g) report all leaks to the nearest inspector or Fire
Prevention Authority as soon as is practicable
but no later than twenty-four hours after dis-
covery of the leak; and
(8) The said section 8 is further amended by adding
thereto the following subsections:
(38) At locations where both attended and self-ser-
vice facilities are to be operated, no attended island
shall be located between the console and any self-serve
island.
(39) The console operator's position shall be sepa-
rated from any accommodation provided for the mer-
chandising of commodities other than gasoline or
associated products.
(40) Control equipment for self-serve dispensers
shall be of the console type, and
(a) shall be so interconnected with the dispensing
equipment that no delivery of product can be
effected until the console operator has set the
console controls for each delivery after the
customer has arrived at the dispenser;
(b) shall be equipped with an easily reached
single action control that can shut off all dis-
pensers simultaneously in event of an
emergency;
(c) shall be so located that the console operator
has an unobstructed view of all dispensers,
and can observe the dispensing nozzles
regardless of their use position either directly
or by use of permanently installed mirrors;
and
(d) shall be located not more than sixty feet from
the console and in such a manner that the
angle of vision through which the console
operator must keep surveillance shall not
exceed 140 degrees.
(41) At each self-serve location, there shall be instal-
led a means of two-way communication between the
console operator and each dispenser location.
(42) Certified nozzles, without coil retention springs
and latch open devices, shall be used and no inanimate
object shall be used to hold the nozzle open.
(43) At each self-serve dispenser there shall be
prominently displayed a legible sign, approximately 7 '4
inches by 3 (4 inches, bearing the following warning:
WARNING: TO AVOID SPILLAGE EASE UP
ON THE NOZZLE TRIGGER
WHEN FILLING THE TOP POR-
TION OF THE TANK,
and the sign shall be colored "Traffic Sign Black" on a
"Safety Yellow" background.
(44) Signs shall be posted at each self-serve station
directing all high outline vehicles that could interrupt
the line of vision of a console operator to refuel only on
the outside of the island farthest from the kiosk.
(45) At a self-serve station, the number of hoses to
be controlled simultaneously by one console operator
shall not exceed twelve and where additional hoses are
required there shall be a separate console and operator
for each additional twelve or fewer hoses.
(46) At a self-serve station, the console operator
shall,
(a) remain in constant and immediate attendance
at the console while the self-serve equipment
is in operation, and shall have no function
other than the control of the self-serve opera-
tion;
(b) be a competent trained employee of the station
operator and shall be instructed in the recog-
nition of hazards and how to react in
emergency situations;
(c) ensure compliance with subsections \2b, 23
and 30 of section 8 and subsection 2 of section
9; and
(d) in the event of a spill or fire, use the master
control to shut off all dispensers until the
emergency situation has been rectified.
(47) The owner of a self-serve facility shall,
(a) provide for each console operator a manual j
that sets forth the company policy on self- 1
serve operation, including,
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(i) safety requirements,
(ii) preventive maintenance,
(iii) fire prevention and spill prevention,
and
(iv) emergency procedures: and
(ft) provide the Director with a reference copy of
the manual referred to in clause a .
(48) Where dispensing equipment for refuelling of
/chicles is connected to an aboveground tank there
ihall be.
(a) on each dispensing system, a positive
automatically operated valve to close down
the system when the dispenser is not being
operated; and
(ft) at the dispenser, a valve conforming to parag-
raph 8 of subsection 37 of section 7. O. Reg.
486/79, s. 8 (8).
9. — ( 1) Subsections 6 and 7 of section 9 of the said
Regulation are revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(6) At even service station and consumer outlet
there shall be on each pump island or at each dispensing
position at least one sign,
(a) not smaller than SVi inches by 1 1 inches; and
(ft) bearing either,
(i) the words "No Smoking Within 10
Feet — Turn Ignition Off While Being
Refuelled" in letters not less than one
inch in height, or
(ii) the international "No Smoking —
Ignition Off' symbol signs, using
symbols at least four inches in diame-
ter as shown in the Appendix.
4
f (7) The signs referred to in subsection 6 shall be
rolored.
(a) for the purpose of subclause i of clause ft of
subsection 6, in black on yellow background,
the colors to conform to the standard colors
"Safety Yellow" and "Traffic Sign Black";
and
(ft) for the purpose of subclause ii of clause ft of
subsection 6, in red and black on a white
background, the colors to conform to the
standard "Traffic Sign Black" and "Traffic
Sign Red",
id shall be so located that they are visible to all drivers
i they approach the pump island or dispensing posi-
an. O. Reg. 486/79. s. 9(1).
(2) Subsection la of the said section 9, as made by
subsection 1 of section 7 of Ontario Regulation
734/73, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor
(7a) Where a kiosk is placed within eighteen inches
horizontally from the exterior casing of any dispensing
equipment, the kiosk shall be approved for a Class I,
Division I location as set out in the Ontario Electrical
Safety Code made under The Power Corporation Act.
(7ft) Where a kiosk is placed more than eighteen
inches and up to twenty feet horizontally from the
exterior casing of any dispensing equipment, the kiosk
shall be approved for a Class I, Division II location as
set out in the Ontario Electrical Safety Code made
under The Power Corporation Act.
(7c) A kiosk shall be designated as a no smoking area
when it is located within ten feet of any dispensing
location.
(Id) No kiosk doorway shall be located within ten
feet of any dispensing equipment it faces.
(le) Where any part of a heating, cooling, operating
or other appliance or device is installed in a kiosk, the
appliance or device and any electrical connections shall
be approved for a Class I, Division I location where
installed less than four feet from the floor in a kiosk
described in subsection la and for a Class I, Division II
location where installed less than eighteen inches from
the floor in a kiosk described in subsection 7ft. O. Reg.
486/79, s. 9 (2).
(3) Subsection 13 of the said section 9, as remade by
section 13 of Ontario Regulation 585/72 and
amended by subsection 2 of section 7 of Ontario
Regulation 155/74, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(13) Immediately upon removal from the excava-
tion, an excavated tank shall be made gas-free and care
shall be taken not to spill product or sludge from the
tank and to recover any product or sludge that may be
spilled, and no excavated tank shall be used again
underground for the storage of gasoline or associated
products. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 9 (3).
(4) Subsection 15 of the said section 9 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor
(15) Where an above ground bulk storage tank is
taken out of use for a period not exceeding 180 days the
owner shall,
(a) block the flow in the piping in such a manner
as to isolate the disused tank or close and
permanently lock the necessary valving to
achieve such isolation;
(ft) arrange for monthly gauging of the tank and
maintain a record of such gauge readings
available for inspection; and
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(c) before reuse, inspect the tank and perform
any necessary tests to ensure the tank is in safe
condition for use. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 9 (4).
(5) The said section 9, as amended by Ontario Reg-
ulations 585/72, 734/73 and 155/74, is further
amended by adding thereto the following sub-
section:
(18a) No fire fighting equipment other than porta-
ble, self-contained approved fire extinguishers shall be
installed at a service station without prior approval of
the Director. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 9 (5).
10. Clauses a, b andc of subsection 6 of section 10 of
the said Regulation, as made by section 8 of
Ontario Regulation 155/74, are revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(a) a marina or bulk plant; or
(b) a service station or other outlet where dis-
pensing is by the mode commonly known as
"self-serve".
11. The said Regulation is amended by adding
thereto the following Appendix:
APPENDIX
O. Reg. 486/79, s. 11.
12. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of September, 1979. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 12.
(2809)
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THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT, 1972
O. Reg. 487/79.
General.
Made— June 27th. 1979.
Filed— July 5th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 323/72
MADE UNDER
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT. 1972
1. Section 60 of Ontario Regulation 323/72 is
amended by adding thereto the following sub-
section:
(12) This section does not apply to any action arising
out of negligence or other wrongful act or omission in
the use or operation of a motor vehicle, where,
(a) the accident resulting in the injuries occurred
after the 30th day of November. 1978;
ib) at the time of the accident, the owner of the
said motor vehicle was insured against liabil-
ity under a motor vehicle liability polio-
issued by an insurer set out in Schedule 17;
and
»
(c) it the time of the accident, the said motor
' vehicle was the subject of a permit issued
under subsection 3 of section 6 of The High-
way Traffic Act. O. Reg. 487/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is amended by adding
thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 17
1. Abstainers Insurance Company
2. Aetna Casualty Company of Canada
3. The Aetna Casualty and Surety Company
4. Algoma Mutual Fire Insurance Company
5. Allianz Insurance Company
6. Allstate Insurance Company of Canada
7. Alpina Insurance Company Limited
8. The American Insurance Company
9. American Mutual Liability Insurance Company
10. Anglo Canada General Insurance Company
11. The Ayr Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Com-
pany
12.
Baltica-Skandinavia Insurance Company of
Canada
The Bay City General Insurance Company
Brant Mutual Fire Insurance Company
15. The Canada Accident and Fire Assurance Com-
pany
16. The Canadian Commerce Insurance Company
nadian General Insurance Company
18. Canadian Home Assurance Company
19. The Canadian Indemnity Company
to.
21.
22.
23.
24.
2*
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32.
33.
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39.
38.
39.
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41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
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57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
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68.
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70.
71.
The Canadian Provincial Insurance Company
The Canadian Surety Company
Canadian Universal Insurance Company Limited
The Casualty Company of Canada
Centennial Insurance Company
The Century Insurance Company of Canada
Chateau Insurance Company
The Citadel General Assurance Company
Commercial Union Assurance Company of
Canada
Constitution Insurance Company of Canada
The Continental Insurance Company
Co-Operative Fire and Casualty Company
Co-Operators Insurance Association
Cornhill Insurance Company Limited
Coronation Insurance Company, Limited
Culross Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Cumis Insurance Society. Inc.
Dominion Insurance Corporation
The Dominion of Canada General Insurance
Company
Dumfries Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Dunwich Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Com-
pany
Fast Williams Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Eaton Bay Insurance Company
Economical Mutual Insurance Company
Elma Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Employers Mutual Liability- Insurance Company
of Wisconsin
Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company
(Lindsay)
Federal Insurance Company
Federated Mutual Insurance Company
Federation Insurance Company of Canada
Fidelity Insurance Company of Canada
Fireman's Fund Insurance Company
Fireman's Fund Insurance Company of Canada
First National Insurance Company of America
Formosa Mutual Fire Insurance Company
The General Accident Assurance Company of
Canada
General Insurance Company of America
General Security Insurance Company of Canada
Gerling Global General Insurance Company
Germania Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Com-
pany
Gibraltar General Insurance Company-
Gore Mutual Insurance Company-
Grey & Bruce Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Guarantee Company of North America
Guardian Insurance Company of Canada
The Halifax Insurance Company
Halwell Mutual Fire Insurance Company
The Hartford Fire Insurance Company-
Hay Township Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance
Company
Herald Insurance Company
Highlands Insurance Company-
Howard Mutual Fire Insurance Company
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3520 O. Reg. 487/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 488/79
72. Howick Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Com-
pany
73. INA Insurance Company of Canada
74. Insurance Company of North America
75. The Insurance Corporation of Ireland Limited
76. The Lanark County Farmers' Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company
77. La Paix General Insurance Company of Canada
78. La Paix Compagnie D'Assurances Generales Du
Canada
79. Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance Company
80. The London Assurance
81. London-Canada Insurance Company
82. Maplex General Insurance Company
83. Markel Insurance Company of Canada
84. McGillivray Mutual Fire Insurance Company
85 . The Mississquoi and Rouville Insurance Company
86. National Employers Mutual General Insurance
Association Limited
87. Niagara Fire Insurance Company
88. Non-Marine Underwriters, Members of (Lloyd's)
London, England
89. Norfolk Mutual Fire Insurance Company
90. North Blenheim Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance
Company
91. The Omaha Indemnity Company
92. Ontario Motorist Insurance Company
93. Otter Dorchester Mutual Insurance Company
94. Oxford Mutual Fire Insurance Company
95. Pafco Insurance Company, Limited
96. The Peel and Maryborough Mutual Fire Insurance
Company
97. The Personal Insurance Company of Canada
98. Perth Insurance Company
99. Phoenix Assurance Company of Canada
100. Pilot Insurance Company
101. Pitts Insurance Company
102 . The Portage la Prairie Mutual Insurance Company
103. Premier Insurance Company
104. Prescott Mutual Fire Insurance Company
105. La Prevoyance Compagnie D'Assurances
106. The Provident Assurance Company
107. The Prudential Assurance Company Limited (of
England)
108. Quebec Assurance Company
109. Reliance Insurance Company
1 10. Royal General Insurance Company of Canada
111. Royal Insurance Company of Canada
112. Safeco Insurance Company of America
113. Scottish & York Insurance Company Limited
1 14. St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company
115. Security Mutual Casualty Company
116. Sentry Insurance A Mutual Company
117. Simcoe & Erie General Insurance Company
118. South Easthope Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance
Company
119. The Sovereign General Insurance Company
120. The Stanstead & Sherbrooke Insurance Company
121. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Com-j
pany
122. Sun Alliance Insurance Company
123. The Tokio Marine and Fire Insurance Company]
Limited
124. Toronto General Insurance Company
125. Townsend Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Com-
pany
126. Traders General Insurance Company
127. Transport Insurance Company
128. Travelers Indemnity Company
129. Travelers Indemnity Company of Canada
130. The United Provinces Insurance Company
131. United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
132. United States Fire Insurance Company
133. The Unity Fire and General Insurance Company;
134. Victoria Insurance Company of Canada
135. Wabisa Mutual Fire Insurance Company
136. Waterloo Mutual Insurance Company
137. The Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Company
138. West Wawanosh Mutual Fire Insurance Compan^
139. The Western Assurance Company
140. The Yarmouth Mutual Fire Insurance Companj
141. York Fire & Casualty Insurance Company
142. Zurich Insurance Company
(2810)
O. Reg. 487/79, s. 2.
29
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT, 1972
O. Reg. 488/79.
General.
Made— June 27th, 1979.
Filed— July 5th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 323/72
MADE UNDER
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT, 1972
I . — ( 1) Subsection 5a of section 45 of Ontario Reg
ulation 323/12, as made by section 1 of Ontari<
Regulation 468/77, is revoked and the followin
substituted therefor:
(5a) The amount payable by the Plan for the service
prescribed under subsection 4 is, where the sen
provided to an insured person on or after the 1st day o
July, 1977, but before the 1st day of July, 1979, a
follows:
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O. Reg. 488/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1. Initial service (office or institutional) S 7.00
2. Subsequent service $ 6.00
3. Home service $ 7.00
4. Radiographic examination of the cer-
vical spine — minimum of antero-post-
erior and lateral views $10.00
5. Radiographic examination of the
thoracic spine — minimum of antero-
posterior and lateral views SI 0.00
6. Radiographic examination of the lum-
bar spine — minimum of antero-post-
erior and lateral views $10.00
7. Radiographic examination of the pel-
vis and sacrum — minimum of antero-
posterior and lateral views $10.00
8. Radiographic examination of the
antero-posterior full spine — one view $10.00
9. Radiographic examination of the
antero-posterior full spine plus one
additional view $20.00
10. Radiographic examination of the
antero-posterior full spine plus two
additional views $25.00
11. Radiographic examination of the* ribs
— minimum of antero-posterior and
lateral views $10.00
12. Radiographic examination of any
extremity — minimum of two views . $10.00
O. Reg. 489/79 3521
7. Radiographic examination of the pel-
vis and sacrum— minimum of antero-
posterior and lateral views $10.00
8. Radiographic examination of the
antero-posterior full spine — one view $10.00
9. Radiographic examination of the
antero-posterior full spine plus one
additional view $20.00
10. Radiographic examination of the
antero-posterior full spine plus two
additional views $25.00
11. Radiographic examination of the ribs
— minimum of antero-posterior and
lateral views $10.00
12. Radiographic examination of any
extremity — minimum of two views . $10.00
13. Special added view of any of the above
— per view $ 5.00
O. Reg. 488/79, s. 1 (1).
(2) Subsection 7 of the said section 45 , as made by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 567/76, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(7) The maximum amount payable by the Plan for
the services prescribed in subsection 4 is, where the
services are provided to an insured person on or after
the 1st day of July. 1976, but before the 1st day of July,
1979, in respect of each insured person, S125 per 12-
month period.
1 3 . Special added view of any of the above
(8) The maximum amount payable by the Plan for
the services prescribed in subsection 4 is, where the
services are provided to an insured person on or after
— per view $ 5.00 | the 1st day of July, 1979, in respect of each insured
person, $140 per 12-month period. O. Reg. 488/79,
(5b) The amount payable by the Plan for the services s. 1 (2).
prescribed under subsection 4 is, where the services are
provided to an insured person on or after the 1st day of
July. 1979, as follows:
1. Initial service (office or institutional) $ 7.50
2. Subsequent service $ 6.25
3. Home service $ 7.50
4. Radiographic examination of the cer-
vical spine — minimum of antero-post-
erior and lateral views $10.00
5. Radiographic examination of the
thoracic spine — minimum of antero-
posterior and lateral views $10.00
6. Radiographic examination of the lum-
bar spine — minimum of antero-post-
erior and lateral views $10.00 !
(2811)
29
THE SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATIONS ACT, 1979
O. Reg. 489/79.
General.
Made— July 4th, 1979.
Filed— July 6th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATIONS ACT, 1979
GENERAL
1. For the purposes of clause e of subsection 1 of
section 1 of the Act, the amount of consideration paid in
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3522
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 489/79
money for which equity shares are issued shall be cal-
culated as the aggregate consideration, expressed in
Canadian currency, for which the equity shares without
par value referred to in clause c of section 4 of the Act
from time to time outstanding were issued. O. Reg.
489/79, s. 1.
2. For the purposes of clause/ of section 4 of the Act,
a small business development corporation shall satisfy
the Minister that the provisions of The Securities Act in
relation to the means by which the corporation was
capitalized have been complied with by submitting
with its proposal one of the following:
1 . A copy of the final prospectus together with a
copy of the receipt obtained therefor.
2. A copy of an order or ruling from the Ontario
Securities Commission exempting the corpo-
ration from the requirements of The Secu-
rities Act.
3. A written opinion from the corporation's sol-
icitor confirming that the means by which the
corporation was capitalized was not subject to
or was exempt from the requirements of The
Securities Act. O. Reg. 489/79, s. 2.
3. — (1) For the purposes of clause 6 of subsection 1 of
section 9 of the Act,
(a) any business activity that involves the pro-
duction or putting into marketable form of
goods or materials for sale or lease from raw,
unfinished or prepared goods or materials by
changing the form or content of those goods or
materials but not including,
(i) construction activities, farming or
fishing,
(ii) activities that involve the production
or recording of pictures or sound or
other program material on motion
picture film or video tape, or
(iii) the operation of a producing oil or gas
well,
is prescribed as manufacturing and proces-
sing;
0) any business activities that involve the opera-
tion and management of a hotel, motel, resort
or other similar establishment offering over-
night accommodation and facilities incidental
and ancillary thereto, if the facilities are own-
ed by the same person in conjunction with the
provision of overnight accommodation, are
prescribed as tourist activities; and
(f ) any business activity that involves,
(i) prospecting or exploring for or
developing a mineral resource,
(ii) extracting or producing minerals fronJ
a mineral resource, or
(iii) exploring or drilling for ore, oil on
natural gas,
is prescribed as mineral exploration and
development.
(2) In clause c of subsection 1, "mineral resource!
means,
(a) a base or precious metal deposit;
{b) a coal deposit;
(c) a bituminous sands deposit, an oil sandl
deposit or an oil shale deposit; or
(d) a mineral deposit in respect of which,
(i) the Minister of Energy, Mines and
Resources of Canada has certified thatj
the principal mineral extracted is an
industrial mineral contained in a non-
bedded deposit,
(ii) the principal mineral extracted is syl-
vite, halite or gypsum, or
(iii) the principal mineral extracted is silica
that is extracted from sandstone or
quartzite. O. Reg. 489/79, s. 3.
4. — (1) For the purposes of claused of subsection 1 of
section 9 of the Act, a small business is primarily
engaged in a business activity or activities prescribed by
subsection 1 of section 3 if the aggregate of,
(a) the percentage, expressed as a decimal frac-
tion, that the assets used in the activity or
activities is of the assets used in the total oper-
ations of the small business; and
(b) the percentage, expressed as a decimal frac-
tion, that the wages and salaries paid ic
respect of the activity or activities is of thel
wages and salaries paid in respect of the tota
operations of the small business,
exceeds the number 1.
(2) Where a small business is commencing its first
operations in a business activity or activities prescribed
by subsection 1 of section 3 as of the date of investment
by a small business development corporation, the small
business is deemed to be primarily engaged in the activ-i
ity or activities if, not later than six months following
the date of investment by the small business develop
ment corporation in the small business, the small busi-
ness is, in the opinion of the Minister, primarih
engaged in the activity or activities as determined in
accordance with subsection 1. O. Reg. 489/79. s. 4.
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3. Reg. 489/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
3523
5. For the purposes of clause c of subsection 1 of
ction 9 of the Act, an eligible investment representing
•t new equity capital shall be calculated as the differ-
ce between,
(a) the fair market value, at the date of purchase
or redemption by the small business, directly
or indirectly, of any previously issued equity
shares of the small business or an affiliated
corporation; and
(b) the purchase price for which the newly issued
equity shares of the small business have been
purchased or acquired by the small business
development corporation. O. Reg. 489/79,
s. 5.
6. For the purposes of subsection 2 of section 10 of
the Act, the deposit of assets of a small business corpo-
ation in a corporation incorporated as a credit union or
:aisse populaire under The Credit Unions and Caisses
°opulaires Act, 1976, or a predecessor of that Act, is
described as an authorized investment. O. Reg. 489/
79, s. 6.
7. For the purposes of section 32 of the Act, the
Drescribed rate of interest shall be 9 per cent. O. Reg.
189/79, s. 7.
8. — ( 1) For the purposes of the Act, "small business"
neans a corporation having not more than 100
:mployees, excluding directors and officers of the cor-
soration.
(2) For the purposes of subsection 1,
(a) an employee is one who works for the small
business for twenty hours or more per week
and includes an employee hired through a
temporary help agency;
(b) the determination as to whether a corporation
has not more than 100 employees shall be
based upon the average number of employees
of the small business computed for each
twelve month period commencing on the date
of the investment in the small business; and
(c ) the Minister shall be satisfied that the corpo-
ration has not reduced the number of its
employees for any purpose directly or indi-
rectly related to artificially enabling itself to
qualify as an eligible small business.
(3) For the purposes of subsection 1 , "officer" means
the chairman and any vice-chairman of the board of
directors, the president, vice-president, the secretary,
any assistant secretary, the treasurer, any assistant
treasurer, the general manager, or any other person
designated an officer by by-law or by resolution of the
directors or any other individual who performs func-
tions for the corporation similar to those normally per-
formed by any individual occupying any such office.
(4) For the purposes of clause a of subsection 2, an
employee is 'hired through a temporary help agency" if
the agency is in the business of supplying temporary
help services or similar services and the employee is
required to perform work or services at the place of
business of the small business for which the small busi-
ness pays a fee or other remuneration to the agency and
not to the employee in respect of the work or services
performed by the employee. O. Reg. 489/79, s. 8.
9. This Regulation shall be deemed to come into
forceonthe lstdayof July, 1979. O. Reg. 489/79, s. 9.
(2812)
29
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 3525
INDEX 29
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 3439
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 3447
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 3453
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 3453
Certificates of Continuation Issued 3455
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 3455
Amendments to Articles 3455
Order Reviving Corporation 3457
Licences in Mortmain Issued 3457
Extra-Provincial Licences Issued 3457
Extra-Provincial Licence Cancelled 3458
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 3458
Notice of Default in Complying with The Corporations Tax Act, 1972 3458
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation 3465
Credit Unions Dissolved 3469
Erratum 3469
The Environmental Assessment Act, 1975 3469
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 3473
Petitions to Parliament 3475
Applications to Parliament 3475
CORPORATION NOTICES 3475
NOTICE TO CREDITORS 3478
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 3478
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 3479
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 3480
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS 3481
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Education Act, 1974 O. Reg. 469/79 3488
The Farm Income Stabilization Act, 1976 O. Reg. 479/79 3494
The Farm Income Stabilization Act, 1976 O. Reg. 480/79 3498
The Farm Income Stabilization Act. 1976 O. Reg. 481/79 3502
The Gasoline Handling Act O. Reg. 486/79 3508
The Gasoline Tax Act, 1973 O. Reg. 484/79 3507
The Health Disciplines Act, 1974 O. Reg. 482/79 3506
The Health Insurance Act, 1972 O. Reg. 485/79 3508
The Health Insurance Act, 1972 O. Reg. 487/79 3519
The Health Insurance Act, 1972 O. Reg. 488/79 3520
The Local Roads Boards Act O. Reg. 470/79 3489
The Pesticides Act, 1973 O. Reg. 468/79 3484
The Planning Act O. Reg. 466/79 3483
The Planning Act O. Reg. 467/79 3483
The Planning Act O. Reg. 471/79 3490
The Planning Act O. Reg. 472/79 3490
The Planning Act O. Reg. 473/79 3491
The Planning Act O. Reg. 474/79 3491
The Planning Act O. Reg. 475/79 3492
The Planning Act O. Reg. 476/79 3493
The Planning Act O. Reg. 477/79 3493
The Radiological Technicians Act O. Reg. 483/79 3506
The Securities Act, 1978 O. Reg. 478/79 3494
The Small Business Development Corporations Act, 1979 O. Reg. 489/79 3521
3526
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Ontario
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1979
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1979 the dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in The OntarrI
Gazette are as follows:
January 6th, Issue No. 1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held — April 8th, 1979
February 3rd, " " 5 " " " " " " — May 6th,
March 3rd " " 9 " " " " " " — June 3rd,
April 7th, " " 14 " " " " " " —July 8th,
May 5th, " " 18 " " " " " " —August 5th,
June 2nd, " " 22 " " " " " " — September 2nd
July 7th, " " 27 " " " " " " —October 7th,
August 4th, " " 31 " " " " " " — November 4th,
September 1st, " '35 " " •««•«• — December 2nd,
October 6th, " " 40 " " '* " " " —January 6th, 1980
November 3rd, " " 44 " " " " " " — February 3rd,
December 1st, " " 48 " " " " " " — March 2nd,
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS PRIOR T<
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received befort
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number o|
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed.
Advertising Rate: $5.00 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $20.00; and
by others for a single copy, 50 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO and]
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed:
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
O. Reg. 478/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Vol. 112-30
Publications Under The Regulations Act
July 28th, 1979
This Regulation is Part II of Vol. 112 Issue 30
of The Ontario Gazette
THE SECURITIES jtf-'l.HM
O. Reg. 478/79.
General.
Made— June 27th, 1979.
Filed— July 4th, 1979.
GENERAL
PARTI
INTERPRETATia
LAW LIBRARY
AUG-
FACULTY
iittj* caSH Y ( f ToKu.\'IMft 3ank- a 'oan corp°rauon °r trust
1. — (1) Every term used in this Regulation that is,
(a) defined in section 1 of the Act is used in this
Regulation as so defined unless it is otherwise
defined in this Regulation or the context
otherwise requires;
(b) defined in a Part of the Act for purposes of
that Part, is used as so defined in those sec-
tions of this Regulation that relate to the sub-
ject matter of that Part: and
(c) defined only for a Part or section of this Reg-
ulation is, unless otherwise provided, so
defined only for the purposes of such Part or
section.
(2) In this Regulation,
(a) "debt security" means any bond, debenture,
note or similar instrument representing indeb-
tedness, whether secured or unsecured;
(b) "finance company" means an issuer, its sub-
sidiaries and affiliates that.
(i) has issued securities on or after the 1st day
of May, 1967, in respect of which a pro-
spectus was filed and a receipt therefor ob-
tained under a predecessor of this Act, or
(ii) distributes its securities in Ontario, with-
out filing a prospectus in respect thereof,
in reliance on paragraph 4 of subsection 2
of section 34 of the Act,
and is.
(iii) an issuer, or a subsidiary or affiliate of an
issuer, a material business activity of
which involves,
a. purchasing, discounting or otherwise
acquiring promissory notes, acceptan-
ces, accounts receivable, bills of sale,
chattel mortgages, conditional sales
contracts, drafts and other obligations
representing part or all of the sales
price of merchandise, or services.
■snoring or purchasing and leasing
per onal property as part of a hire pur-
ch^e or similar business, or.
7197%
ftF * AQtf a ban
J^y^aDBlie
compi
ing secured and unsecured loans,
ut does Jot include,
to which the Bank Act (Canada)
the Federal Business Develop-
ny registered under The Loan and
Trust Corporations Act or an insurance
company licensed under The Insurance
Act,
(v) a credit union or credit union league in-
corporated under The Credit Unions and
Caisses Populaires Act, J 976,
(vi) an underwriter or dealer, or
(vii) any issuer that, in the opinion of the Di-
rector carries on operations making it
more appropriate that such issuer be des-
ignated as an industrial company or natu-
ral resource company;
(c) "industrial company" means an issuer desig-
nated by the Director as an industrial
company;
(d) "insurance company" means an issuer li-
censed under 77ie Insurance Act;
(e) "natural resource company" means a mining,
gas, oil or exploration issuer designated by the
Director as a natural resource company;
(/) "variable insurance contract" means a con-
tract of life insurance under which the interest
of the purchaser is valued for purposes of con-
version or surrender by reference to the value
of a proportionate interest in a specified port-
folio of assets.
(3) Subject to subsection 4, for the purposes of the
Act and this Regulation, where a recommendation has
been made in the Handbook of the Canadian Institute
of Chartered Accountants which is applicable in the
circumstances, the terms "generally accepted account-
ing principles", "auditor's report" and "generally ac-
cepted auditing standards" mean the principles, report
and standards, respectively, recommended in the
Handbook.
(4) Subject to section 44 of this Regulation, where
an issuer is incorporated or organized in a jurisdiction
other than Canada or a province or territory thereof,
"generally accepted accounting principles" may, at
the option of the issuer, mean such principles as pre-
scribed in the incorporating jurisdiction by or pur-
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Vol. 112-30
suant to applicable legislation or where a recommen-
dation has been made by an association in that
jurisdiction equivalent to the Canadian Institute of
Chartered Accountants, the principles recommended
by that association, but where an option is exercised
under this subsection, the notes to the financial state-
ments shall state which option has been applied in the
choice of generally accepted accounting principles.
(5) Where the Act or this Regulation requires the
disclosure of the number or percentage of securities
beneficially owned by a person and, by virtue of sub-
section 5 of section 1 of the Act, one or more compa-
nies will also have to be shown as beneficially owning
the securities, a statement disclosing all the securities
beneficially owned by the person or deemed to be ben-
eficially owned, and indicating whether the ownership
is direct or indirect and, if indirect, indicating the
name of the controlled company or company affiliated
with the controlled company through which the secu-
rities are indirectly owned and the number or percent-
age of the securities so owned by the company, shall
be deemed sufficient disclosure without disclosing the
name of any other company which is deemed to benefi-
cially own the same securities.
(6) Where the Act or this Regulation requires the
disclosure of the number or percentage of securities
beneficially owned by a company and, by virtue of
subsection 6 of section 1 of the Act, one or more other
companies will also have to be shown as beneficially
owning the securities, a statement disclosing all securi-
ties beneficially owned or deemed to be beneficially
owned by the parent company and indicating whether
the ownership is direct or indirect and, if indirect, in-
dicating the name of the subsidiary through which the
securities are indirectly owned and the number or per-
centage of the securities so owned, shall be deemed
sufficient disclosure without disclosing the name of
any other company which is deemed to beneficially
own the same securities.
(7) A company shall be deemed to be another's
holding company or parent company if that other is
its subsidiary.
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
2. — (1) Subject to subsections 3 and 4, the financial
statements required by the Act or this Regulation
shall be prepared in accordance with generally ac-
cepted accounting principles and with any applicable
provision of the Act or this Regulation.
(2) Where an auditor reports on a financial state-
ment required by the Act or this Regulation, the re-
port shall be prepared in accordance with generally
accepted auditing standards and with any applicable
provision of the Act or this Regulation.
(3) Where the issuer is,
(a) a bank to which the Bank Act (Canada) ap-
plies; or
(b) a company undertaking and transacting life
insurance licensed under The Insurance Act,
the financial statements of the bank or insurance com-
pany are not required to comply with subsection 1 if
the financial statements are prepared in accordance
with a statute incorporating, continuing or governing
the bank or insurance company and any applicable
generally accepted accounting principles.
(4) Notwithstanding subsection 1, where a financial
statement is not prepared in accordance with gener-
ally accepted accounting principles,
(a) the Director may accept the financial state-
ment for the purposes for which it is to be
filed,
(i) where the Director is satisfied that it is not
reasonably practicable for the issuer to re-
vise the presentation in the financial state-
ment to conform to generally accepted ac-
counting principles, or
(ii) where the Commission, by its order under
clause Z>, has previously accepted a finan-
cial statement of the same issuer with a
corresponding variation from generally
accepted accounting principles and the
Director is satisfied that there has been no
material change in the circumstances upon
which the decision of the Commission was
based; or
(b) the Commission may, by order, accept the
financial statement after giving interested par-
ties an opportunity to be heard if the Com-
mission is satisfied in all the circumstances of
the particular case that the variation from
generally accepted accounting principles is
supported or justified by considerations that
outweigh the desirability of uniform adher-
ence to generally accepted accounting princi-
ples and the Commission shall publish written
reasons for any acceptance of financial state-
ments under this clause.
(5) Except where expressly provided otherwise in
the Act or in sections 9, 38, 51, 78 and 81 of this Regu-
lation, each financial statement prepared under a re-
quirement of the Act or this Regulation shall include
an auditor's report on the statement.
(6) It is not necessary to designate the financial
statements referred to in the Act or this Regulation as
the income statement, statement of surplus, statement
of changes in financial position, balance sheet, state-
ment of investment portfolio, statement of portfolio
transactions, or statement of changes in net assets.
(7) Notwithstanding anything in this Part, it is not
necessary to state in a financial statement any matter
that in all the circumstances is of relative insignifi-
cance.
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PART II
CONTINUOUS DISCLOSURE FOR
ISSUERS OTHER THAN MUTUAL FUNDS
NON-FINANCIAL MATTERS
3. Ever) report required to be filed under subsec-
tion 2 of section 74 of the Act.
(a) shall be prepared in accordance with Form
27; and
(b) subject to section 4, shall be delivered to the
Commission in an envelope addressed to the
Commission and marked "Continuous Dis-
closure".
I. Where the reporting issuer files.
(a) the report required by subsection 2 of section
74 of the Act in reliance on.
(i) subsection 3 of section 74 of the Act, or
(ii) item 7 of Form 27; or
(b) the notification required by subsection 4 of
section 74 of the Act,
everything that is required to be filed thereby shall be
marked "Confidential" and placed in an envelope ad-
dressed to the Secretary marked "Confidential -
s. 74".
OTHER DISCLOSURE
5. — ( 1 ) Every report required to be filed under sub-
section 2 of section 80 of the Act shall be prepared in
accordance with Form 28.
(2) The information contained in a report required
to be filed under subsection 2 of section 80 of the Act
shall be clearly presented and the statements made
therein shall be divided into groups according to sub-
ject matter and the various groups of statements shall
be preceded by appropriate headings.
(3) The order of items set out in Form 28 need not
be followed.
(4) Where practicable and appropriate, information
required by Form 28 shall be presented in tabular
form.
(5) All amounts required by Form 28 shall be stated
in figures.
(6) Information required by more than one applica-
ble item in Form 28 need not be repeated.
(7) No statement need be made in response to any
item in Form 28 which is inapplicable and negative
answers to any item may be omitted.
6. — (1) Every reporting issuer shall file, in duplicate.
(a) a copy of all material sent by the reporting is-
suer to its security holders; and
(b) subject to subsection 2. all information not al-
ready filed with the Commission, whether in
the same or a different form, that it files with a
government of another jurisdiction, or an
agency thereof, or with a stock exchange of
another jurisdiction, under the securities or
corporation law of that jurisdiction or under
the by-laws, rules or regulations of the stock
exchange, on the basis that it is material to in-
vestors although the information is not spec-
ifically required to be filed by the terms of the
applicable statute or regulation, or of the ap-
plicable by-laws, rules or regulations of the
stock exchange.
(2) No information is required to be filed with the
Commission under clause b of subsection 1 where the
information filed in the other jurisdiction is informa-
tion that is specifically required to be filed in the other
jurisdiction by the terms of the applicable statute, reg-
ulation, or of the by-laws, rules or regulations of the
stock exchange.
(3) Information required to be filed with the Com-
mission under subsection 1 shall be sent to the Com-
mission within twenty-four hours of,
(a) sending the information referred to in clause a
of subsection 1 to its security holders; or
(b) filing in another jurisdiction the information
referred to in clause b of subsection 1.
(4) Information that is filed with the Commission
pursuant to clause b of subsection 1 and that has been
filed on a confidential basis in all other jurisdictions in
which it is filed, shall be kept confidential so long as it
remains confidential in all those other jurisdictions.
FINANCIAL MATTERS
INTERIM FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE
7. — (1) The interim financial statements required to
be filed under subsection 1 of section 76 of the Act
shall include,
(a) subject to subsection 2, a statement of
changes in financial position; and
(b) an income statement.
(2) Every issuer primarily engaged in the business
of investing shall file a statement of changes in net as-
sets for each period in lieu of a statement of changes
in financial position.
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8. The interim financial statements under section 76
of the Act shall present financial information for the
current fiscal year to the date to which the financial
statements are prepared and may include as addi-
tional information, financial information for the most
recent three-month period to the date to which the
financial statements are prepared, and which may be
comparative for the corresponding three-month pe-
riod in the last financial year.
9. The interim financial statements under section 76
of the Act need not include an auditor's report.
ANNUAL FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE
10. — (1) The financial statements required to be
filed under section 77 of the Act by an issuer that is
not a mutual fund in Ontario shall include,
(a) an income statement;
(b) a statement of surplus;
(c) subject to subsection 2, a statement of
changes in financial position; and
(d) a balance sheet,
prepared for or as at the end of the period as applica-
ble.
(2) Every issuer primarily engaged in the business
of investing shall file a statement of changes in net as-
sets for each period in lieu of a statement of changes
in financial position.
11. Every financial statement required to be filed
under section 77 of the Act shall be approved by the
board of directors of the reporting issuer and the ap-
proval shall be evidenced by the manual or facsimile
signatures of two directors duly authorized to signify
the approval.
FINANCE COMPANIES
12. — (1) Each finance company not otherwise re-
quired to file financial statements in accordance with
sections 76 and 77 of the Act, shall file, in duplicate,
the financial statements required under subsection 1
of section 76 and subsection 1 of section 77, as appro-
priate, as though the finance company were subject to
the said subsections.
(2) Subject to subsection 3, each finance company
whether or not otherwise required to file financial
statements in accordance with sections 76 and 77 of
the Act, shall file, annually, within 140 days after the
end of its financial year,
(a) a report prepared in accordance with Form
29; and
(b) such other forms as are deemed appropriate
by the Commission.
(3) A finance company shall not be required to
comply with subsection 2 where,
(a) the Association of Canadian Financial Cor-
porations, after consultation with the Invest-
ment Dealers' Association of Canada, has
passed a by-law setting a standard of continu-
ous disclosure for its members deemed by the
Commission to be an appropriate alternative
to the disclosure required by subsection 2;
(b) the finance company, whether it is a member
of the Association of Canadian Financial
Corporations or an agreeing non-member,
(i) complies with the by-law referred to in
clause a,
(ii) files copies of each report required by such
by-law with the Association of Canadian
Financial Corporations in accordance
with the by-law, with the Commission and
The Toronto Stock Exchange as required
by subsection 8, and
(iii) agrees that it will, forthwith upon the re-
quest of the Association of Canadian Fi-
nancial Corporations or of an interested
party, add the name of an interested party
to its mailing list for distribution of such
reports until the interested party requests
or agrees to the removal of his name from
the mailing list.
(4) For the purposes of subsection 3, an "agreeing
non-member" is a finance company that is not a mem-
ber of the Association of Canadian Financial Corpo-
rations but has filed an undertaking with the Commis-
sion that it will comply with the by-law of the
Association of Canadian Financial Corporations re-
lating to continuous disclosure.
(5) The Commission, upon application by a finance
company, may order that the mode of operation of the
applicant is such that some or all of the reporting pro-
visions of subsection 2 are not applicable and answers
thereto need not be filed with the Commission, in
which event the Commission shall designate the scope
and nature of the report to be filed.
(6) Every report required pursuant to subsection 2
shall be accompanied by a report of the auditor of the
finance company stating that he has read the report of
the finance company and stating whether or not in his
opinion the information contained in the report of the
finance company, which is derived from the annual
financial statements of the company or which is within
his knowledge as a result of his examination of the
financial affairs of the company, is presented fairly.
(7) The report referred to in subsection 6 may con-
tain an explanatory comment substantially to the fol-
lowing effect:
"In making this statement, we point out
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that we are expressing an expert opinion in
accordance with generally accepted audit-
ing standards only with respect to . . . (list
specific disclosures in the Form 29 report
by title and page reference) . . . which are
derived from audited financial statements
upon which we have reported. Our opinion
on other matters is based on the knowledge
possessed by or information known to those
partners who have been directly involved in
our examination and is not based on any
special verification procedures for the pur-
pose of making this statement."
(8) Copies of the report required by subsection 2 or
prepared in accordance with subsection 3. including
exhibits and all papers and documents required in
support thereof, shall be filed with the Commission
and, where any security of the finance company is
listed on The Toronto Stock Exchange, a copy of such
report shall be filed with The Toronto Stock Ex-
change.
(9) The reports filed with the Commission and The
Toronto Stock Exchange shall be manually signed by
a senior financial officer of the finance company.
(10) Every finance company shall, upon the request
of a debt security holder of the finance company, pro-
vide the debt security holder with a copy of its finan-
cial statements most recently filed under section 76 or
section 77 of the Act or under subsection 1 of this sec-
tion.
MISCELLANEOUS
13. Where applicable, and where the period or date
reported on is a financial year or financial year end.
the following additional matters shall be referred to in
the financial statements or by way of a note to the
financial statements:
1. In the case of a finance company or an issuer
engaged primarily in investing, an analysis of
shares, bonds, debentures and other invest-
ments showing separately,
i. the name of each issuer of the securities
owned by the company,
ii. the class or designation of each security
held.
iii. the number of each class of shares or ag-
gregate face value of each class of other
securities held, and
iv. the cost and market value of each class of
securities held and if the carrying value is
other than average cost, the basis of valua-
tion.
2. In the case of an industrial or natural resource
company that is in the promotional, explora-
tory or developmental stage, an analysis, if
material, of shares, bonds, debentures and
other investments owned by the company
showing separately,
i. the name of each issuer of the securities
held,
ii. the class or designation of each security
held.
iii. the number of each class of shares or ag-
gregate face value of each class of other
securities held, and
iv. the cost and market value of each class of
securities held and, if the carrying value is
other than average cost, the basis of valua-
tion.
3. In the case of an industrial or natural resource
company that is in the promotional, explora-
tory or developmental stage, an analysis of
deferred charges, if material, for the period
covered by the income statement or statement
of changes in financial position, segregating
year by year, expenditures for development
and exploration from expenditures for admin-
istration and showing the total for each.
PART III
PROSPECTUS REQUIREMENTS
FURTHER EXEMPTIONS
14. Section 52 of the Act does not apply to a distri-
bution of securities where.
(a) the trade is in a variable insurance contract by
a company licensed under The Insurance Act
if the variable insurance contract is.
(i) a contract of group insurance.
(ii) a whole life insurance contract providing
for the payment at maturity of an amount
not less than three-quarters of the premi-
ums paid up to age 75 for a benefit pay-
able at maturity.
(iii) an arrangement for the investment of pol-
icy dividends and policy proceeds in a
separate and distinct fund to which contri-
butions are made only from policy divi-
dends and policy proceeds, or.
(iv) a variable life annuity:
(b) the trade is made in a security of an issuer,
and.
(i) each of the parties to the trade is a person
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or company who is, as regards such issuer,
a person or company referred to in sub-
paragraph iii of paragraph 1 1 of subsec-
tion 1 of section 1 of the Act, or
(ii) consists of the purchase, redemption or ac-
quisition by the issuer of a security of the
issuer;
(c) the trade is made by the issuer in securities of
its own issue to a promoter of the issuer but
the first trade in securities acquired pursuant
to the exemption contained in this clause is a
distribution unless such first trade is made in
accordance with subsection 7 of section 71 of
the Act as if subsection 7 were applicable
thereto;
(d) the trade is made in a security of a mutual
fund that is administered by a trust company
registered under The Loan and Trust Corpora-
tions Act and consists of a pooled fund
maintained solely to serve its retirement in-
come funds, deferred profit sharing plans and
pension plans registered under the Income
Tax Act (Canada), alone or in combination
with its retirement savings plans, home own-
ership savings plans, or other savings plans
registered under the Income Tax Act (Cana-
da); or
(e) the trade is made in a security of an issuer
previously acquired pursuant to the exemp-
tion in clause/? of subsection 1 of section 71
of the Act and each of the parties to the trade
is one of the not more than twenty-five pur-
chasers therein referred to but the first trade
in securities acquired pursuant to the exemp-
tion contained in this clause is a distribution
unless such first trade is made in accordance
with subsection 4 of section 71 of the Act as if
subsection 4 were applicable thereto.
15. For the purposes of clause a of section 14, "con-
tract", "group insurance", "life insurance", and "poli-
cy" have the meaning ascribed to them under sections
1 and 145 of The Insurance Act.
16. Section 52 of the Act does not apply to the first
trade in securities previously acquired under,
(a) the exemption contained in clause y of subsec-
tion 1 of section 71 of the Act if,
(i) when such exemption was relied upon, a
securities exchange take-over bid circular
in respect of the securities was filed by the
offeror under the Act, and
(ii) the first trade is not a distribution as defi-
ned in subparagraph iii of paragraph 1 1 of
subsection 1 of section 1 of the Act; or
(b) the exemption contained in clause o of sub-
section 1 of section 71 of the Act, where the
purchaser is a promoter of the issuer, but the
first trade in securities acquired pursuant to
the exemption contained in this clause, other
than a further trade exempted by subsection 1
of section 71 of the Act, is a trade to which
section 52 applies unless such first trade is
made in accordance with subsection 7 of sec-
tion 7 1 of the Act as if subsection 7 were ap-
plicable thereto.
17. The first trade in securities previously acquired
under an exemption in clause h of subsection 1 of sec-
tion 71 of the Act, other than a further trade exempted
by such subsection 1, is a distribution, except that
where the provisions of clauses a, h and c of subsec-
tion 5 of section 71 of the Act have been fulfilled as
though such subsection made reference to clause h,
then such first trade is a distribution only if it is a dis-
tribution as defined in subparagraph iii of paragraph
11 of subsection 1 of section 1 of the Act.
RESTRICTION OF EXEMPTIONS
18. — (1) The exemption contained in clause c of
paragraph 1 of subsection 2 of section 34 of the Act,
and the corresponding exemption in clause a of sub-
section 1 of section 72 of the Act do not apply to
bonds, debentures or other evidences of indebtedness
that are subordinate in right of payment to deposits
held by the issuer or guarantor of such bonds, deben-
tures or other evidences of indebtedness.
(2) The exemptions contained in paragraph 3 of
subsection 2 of section 34 and clause a of subsection 1
of section 72 of the Act for securities of a private mu-
tual fund as defined in subparagraph ii of paragraph
32 of subsection 1 of section 1 of the Act do not apply
to securities of a mutual fund administered by a trust
company if there is a promoter or manager of the mu-
tual fund other than the trust company.
19. The exemption in clause p of subsection 1 of
section 71 of the Act is unavailable where the solicita-
tions therein referred to are made, in the aggregate, in
all jurisdictions including Ontario, to more than fifty
prospective purchasers resulting in sales to not more
than twenty-five purchasers.
20. — (1) For purposes of this section, "offering
memorandum" means a document purporting to de-
scribe the business and affairs of the issuer which has
been prepared primarily for distribution to and review
by prospective investors so as to assist those investors
to make an investment decision in respect of securities
being sold in a distribution to which section 52 or sec-
tion 61 of the Act would apply but for the availability
of the exemptions contained in one or more of clause
a, d or p of subsection 1 of section 71 of the Act but
does not include.
(a) a document setting out current information as
to the issuer for the benefit of prospective in-
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vestors previously familiar with the issuer
through prior business contracts; or
(b) for the purpose of subsection 2 only, an an-
nual report, interim report, information circu-
lar, takeover bid circular, issuer bid circular,
prospectus or other such document the con-
tent of which is prescribed by law.
(2) Notwithstanding the exemptions in clauses d
and/> of subsection 1 of section 71. sections 52 and 61
apply to a trade in which an offering memorandum is
used unless.
(a) each investor in the distribution is given a
contractual right of action for rescission or
damages, at his election, exercisable on notice
given not more than ninety days subsequent
to the date of investment, which right shall
correspond to the extent reasonably feasible
to the rights provided by section 126 of the
Act as to a prospectus and may specify defen-
ses equivalent to those available under that
section where the offering memorandum.
(i) contains an untrue statement of a material
fact, or
(ii) omits to state a material fact necessary in
order to make any statement contained
therein not misleading in the light of the
circumstances in which it was made:
{b) the offering memorandum describes the right
of action referred to in clause a and how that
right is to be provided; and
(c) two copies of the offering memorandum are
delivered to the Commission concurrently
with or prior to the date upon which, in com-
pliance with subsection 3 of section 71, the re-
port of the first trade made in the course of
distribution is made.
(3) The exemptions in clauses a and d of subsection
1 of section 71 are unavailable as to a trade made
through an advertisement of the securities in printed
media of general and regular paid circulation, radio or
television, unless an offering memorandum is fur-
nished to the investor concurrently with or prior to the
completion of the investment.
FILING REQUIREMENTS
21. — (1) Where any solicitor, auditor, accountant,
engineer, appraiser or any other person or company
whose profession gives authority to a statement made
by him is named as having prepared or certified any
part of a prospectus or is named as having prepared or
certified a report or valuation used in or in connection
with a prospectus, the written consent of the person or
company to the inclusion of the report or valuation
shall be filed not later than the time the prospectus is
filed.
(2) The Director may dispense with the filing of a
consent required by subsection 1 if, in his opinion, the
filing is impracticable or involves undue hardship.
(3) The consent of the auditor or accountant refer-
red to in subsection 1 shall refer to his report stating
the date thereof and the dates of the financial state-
ments on which the reports are made, and shall con-
tain a statement that he has read the prospectus and
that the information contained therein, which is de-
rived from the financial statements upon which he re-
ported or which is within his knowledge as a result of
his examination, is. in his opinion, presented fairly
and is not misleading.
22. Where any change is proposed to be made in a
preliminary prospectus or prospectus that in the opin-
ion of the Director materially affects any consent re-
quired by section 21 the Director may require that a
further consent be filed before an amendment to the
preliminary prospectus or prospectus is accepted.
23. There shall be filed at the time of the filing of a
preliminary prospectus for a natural resource com-
pany or at the time of the filing of a prospectus for a
natural resource company under section 61 of the Act.
as the case mav be. a full and up-to-date report on the
property of the natural resource company referred to
in paragraph b or c of item 9 in Form 14 and the de-
velopment thereof, made by an individual who is a
mining engineer, geologist or other qualified individ-
ual acceptable to the Director accompanied by a cer-
tificate on the report which certificate shall state.
(a) the address and occupation of the individual:
(b) the qualifications of the individual;
(c) whether or not the report is based on personal
examination:
(d) the date of any such examination;
(e) where the report is not based on personal ex-
amination, the source of the information con-
tained in the report: and
(J) whether or not the individual has, directly or
indirectly, received or expects to receive any
interest, direct or indirect, in the property of
the person or company or any associate or
affiliate of the person or company, or benefi-
cially owns, directly or indirectly, any securi-
ties of the person or company or any associate
or affiliate of the person or company and, if
so, the particulars of the interest or beneficial
ownership.
CONTENT OF PROSPECTUSES - NON-FINANCIAL
MATTERS
INTERPRETATION
24. — (1) In sections 25 and 26,
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(a) "trustee" means any person or company
named as trustee under the terms of a trust in-
denture, whether or not the person or com-
pany is a trust company authorized to carry
on business in Ontario;
(b) "trust indenture" means any deed, indenture
or document, including any supplement or
amendment to any deed, indenture or docu-
ment by the terms of which a person or com-
pany issues securities and in which a trustee is
named as trustee for the holders of the securi-
ties issued thereunder;
(c) "underwriter" means an underwriter that has
signed a certificate included in a prospectus
under section 58 of the Act.
(2) For the purposes of the reports required under
section 23 and for references to the property of an is-
suer contained in Form 14, where the report or refer-
ence relates to the property of a natural resource com-
pany,
(a) "commercial production" means output from
a well of such quantity of crude oil, liquid hy-
drocarbons, natural gas and natural gas li-
quids as, having regard to the cost of drilling
and production and the price, kind and qual-
ity of such production, would justify from a
commercial and economic standpoint the
drilling of a similar well in the immediate sur-
roundings;
(b) "crude oil" means a mixture that consists
mainly of pentanes and heavier hydrocar-
bons, which may contain sulphur compounds
and that is recoverable at a well from an un-
derground reservoir and that is liquid at the
conditions under which its volume is mea-
sured or estimated and includes all other liq-
uid hydrocarbons so recoverable except natu-
ral gas liquids;
(c) "indicated ore" has the same meaning as
"probable ore";
(d) "inferred ore" has the same meaning as "pos-
sible ore";
(e) "measured ore" has the same meaning as
"proven ore";
(/) "natural gas" means a mixture, consisting
principally of hydrocarbons that may contain
non-hydrocarbon gases such as carbon diox-
ide, hydrogen sulphide, nitrogen or other ele-
ments, which mixture is recoverable from an
underground reservoir and is in the gaseous
phase or in solution with crude oil in the res-
ervoir;
(g) "natural gas liquids" means the hydrocarbon
components propane, butanes, and pentanes
plus, or a combination of them, which hydro-
carbon components are subject to recovery
from raw gas as liquids by the processes of
condensation or absorption, which recovery
takes place in field separators, scrubbers, gas
processing and reprocessing plants or cycling
plants:
(h) "ore" means a natural aggregate of one or
more minerals which, at a specified time and
place, may be mined and sold at a profit or
from which some part may be profitably sepa-
rated;
(/') "possible ore" means that material for which
quantitative estimates are based largely on
broad knowledge of the geologic character of
the deposit and for which there are few, if
any, samples or measurements and for which
the estimates are based on an assumed conti-
nuity or repetition for which there are reason-
able geological indications, which indications
may include comparison with deposits of sim-
ilar type and bodies that are completely con-
cealed may be included if there is specific evi-
dence of their presence, and
(i) estimates of possible ore shall include a
statement of conditions within which the
possible material occurs, and
(ii) since the arithmetical average of any
amount of sampling is not necessarily rep-
resentative, unless the distribution of val-
ues and number of samples are properly
taken into account, a statement of how
samples were taken shall be given and
where mineralization is erratic, the
method of treating erratic values, shall be
given in the narrative of the report;
(J) "probable additional reserves" of crude oil,
natural gas and natural gas liquids means an
estimate of reserves not included in an esti-
mate of the proven reserves which may be re-
covered from the known reservoir or from
that portion underlying the properties, provid-
ed,
(i) the estimates of probable additional re-
serves are as realistic as can be determined
on the basis of the information available,
(ii) the reserve considered probable additional
shall be the estimated ultimate recoverable
content of the reservoir less the proven re-
serve, or of that portion underlying the
properties, and shall be based on a realis-
tic interpretation of the geological, geo-
physical and well test data available at the
time the estimate is made,
(iii) probable additional reserves to be ob-
tained by the application of enhanced re-
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covery processes will be the increased re-
covery over and above that recognized in
the proven category which can be realisti-
cally estimated to be ultimately economi-
cally recovered from the pool or such por-
tions as underly properties:
(k) "probable ore" means that material for which
tonnage and grade are computed partly from
specific measurements partly from either or
both sample data or production data and
partly from projection for a reasonable dis-
tance on geologic evidence and for which the
sites available for inspection, measurement
and sampling are too widely or otherwise in-
appropriately spaced to outline the material
completely or to establish its grade through-
out:
(/) "proven developed reserves" means those
proven reserves which will be produced from
existing wells or facilities:
(m) "proven ore" means that material for which
tonnage is computed from dimensions re-
vealed in outcrops or trenches or under-
ground workings or drill holes and for which
the grade is computed from the results of ade-
quate sampling and for which the sites for in-
spection, sampling and measurement are so
spaced and the geological character so well
defined that the size, shape and mineral con-
tent are established and for which the com-
puted tonnage and grade are judged to be ac-
curate within limits which shall be stated and
for which it shall be stated whether the ton-
nage and grade of proven ore or measured ore
are in situ or extractable, with dilution factors
shown and reasons for the use of these dilu-
tions factors clearly explained:
(n) "proven reserves underlying a property"
means the estimated economically recovera-
ble quantities of crude oil, natural gas and
natural gas liquids, including the reserves to
be obtained by enhanced recovery processes
demonstrated to be successful, from that por-
tion of an area delineated by gas-oil or oil-
water or gas-water contacts in drilled wells or
which can be reasonably evaluated as eco-
nomically productive, on the basis of drilling,
geological, geophysical and engineering data,
but reserves in undrilled prospects cannot be
classed as proven reserves;
(o) "proven undeveloped reserves" means proven
reserves which are not recoverable from exist-
ing wells or facilities or from those zones in
existing wells which have been cased off. but
which can be recovered through the drilling of
additional wells.
25. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, the following gen-
eral rules apply:
1 . A receipt for a prospectus will not be issued if
the Director is aware that the issuer is in de-
fault in filing any document required to be
filed by it under the Act or this Regulation or
under the statute under which it is incorpo-
rated or organized.
2. Where a receipt for a prospectus is not issued
within seventy-five days after the date of a re-
ceipt for a preliminary prospectus due to the
inaction of the person or company filing such
preliminary prospectus, then no final receipt
shall be issued for that prospectus.
3. Where an escrow agreement is required for an
industrial company before a receipt for a pro-
spectus is issued, the promoters may receive,
free of escrow, that number of shares whose
value at the offering price is equivalent to the
aggregate of the cash and the fair market
value of such tangible assets as are acceptable
to the Director that they have transferred to
the issuer.
4. Where a preliminary prospectus names an un-
derwriter of the issuer who proposes to act as
underwriter in Ontario and who is not a regis-
trant or the distribution is to be effected by
the issuer and the issuer is not a registrant
then the receipt for the preliminary prospec-
tus shall not issue until an application for reg-
istration has been received and the receipt for
the prospectus shall only be issued concur-
rently with or after the granting of registra-
tion.
5. The receipt for a prospectus relating to securi-
ties underwritten on a firm commitment basis,
other than securities to be distributed contin-
uously, shall not be issued unless the prospec-
tus indicates that the securities are to be taken
up by the underwriter, if at all, on or before a
date not later than six weeks after the date of
the final receipt.
6. Where there is no trading market for the secu-
rities offered, and none is expected to develop
as a consequence of the distribution, except
for mutual funds, a notice to this effect must
be included on the cover page of the prospec-
tus together with a statement that purchasers
may not be able to resell securities purchased
pursuant to the prospectus.
7. Where a minimum amount of funds are re-
quired by an issuer, the receipt for a prospec-
tus relating to securities proposed to be dis-
tributed on a best efforts basis, other than
securities to be distributed continuously, shall
not issue unless the prospectus indicates that
the offering may not continue for more than
sixty days where the minimum amount of
funds are not subscribed within sixty days,
without the consent of the Director and those
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persons or companies who subscribed within
such sixty days.
(2) Where the Director is satisfied that there is
sufficient justification, he may permit or require that
the provisions of subsection 1 be amended or waived.
FINANCE COMPANIES
26. No receipt shall be issued for a prospectus of a
finance company relating to a debt security not issued
under a trust indenture unless it is clearly stated on
the outside front cover page of the prospectus that the
debt security is not issued under a trust indenture.
FORMAT
27. The prospectus of an industrial company shall
be prepared in accordance with Form 12.
28. The prospectus of a finance company shall be
prepared in accordance with Form 13.
29. The prospectus of a natural resource company
shall be prepared in accordance with Form 14.
30. The prospectus of a mutual fund shall be pre-
pared in accordance with Form 15.
31. Where the disclosure called for by a prospectus
form or an item in any prospectus form could, in the
opinion of the Director, properly be made applicable
to an issuer, the Director may require the issuer to
comply with the prospectus form or the item.
32. Unless the Director otherwise permits or re-
quires,
(a) the body of a printed prospectus shall be in
roman type at least as large as 10-point mod-
ern type, except that, to the extent necessary
for convenient presentation, financial state-
ments and other statistical or tabular data and
the notes thereto may be in roman type at
least as large as 8-point modern type:
(b) the type in a printed prospectus shall be
leaded at least 2 points; and
(c) unless the Director determines that to permit
the inclusion of specific graphs, photographs
or maps would be misleading or detract from
the readability of the prospectus, the prospec-
tus may contain,
(i) graphs that are relevant to matters dealt
with in the text of the prospectus.
(n) photographs, if they include only the pro-
duct of the issuer, and
(Hi) maps for the purpose oi' indicating the lo-
cations of property or operations, present
and proposed, of the issuer.
33. No reference need be made in a prospectus to
inapplicable items contained in the forms and nega-
tive answers to any items contained in the forms may
be omitted.
34. — (1) No inference shall be drawn from the items
of disclosure called for by the various prospectus
forms that in any way qualifies or limits the discretion
granted to the Director or the Commission, as the case
may be. by the Act.
(2) No inference shall be drawn from the items of
disclosure called for by the various prospectus forms
that in any way qualifies or limits the obligation to
provide full, true and plain disclosure of all material
facts relating to the securities issued or proposed to be
distributed, as the case may be.
(3) The information required to be disclosed in an-
swer to any item of a prospectus form or any part
thereof may be omitted if such information is, in the
opinion of the Director, immaterial.
35. — ( 1 ) The information contained in a prospectus
shall be presented in narrative form.
(2) The information contained in a prospectus need
not follow the order of the items contained in the
forms and may be expressed in a condensed or sum-
marized manner if it does not obscure any of the re-
quired information or any information necessary to
keep the required information from being incomplete
or misleading.
(3) Where information is required to be presented
in a prospectus in tabular form it shall be substantially
presented in the tabular form specified.
(4) All information contained in a prospectus shall
be set out under appropriate headings or captions rea-
sonably indicative of the principle subject matter set
out thereunder.
(5) Every prospectus shall contain a reasonably de-
tailed table of contents.
(6) Information required by more than one applica-
ble item of a prospectus form need not be repeated.
36. Every preliminary prospectus shall have printed
in red ink on the outside front cover page the follow-
ing statement or such variation thereof as the Director
may permit.
"This is a preliminary prospectus relating to
these securities, a copy of which has been
filed with the Ontario Securities Commis-
sion but which has not yet become final for
the purpose of a distribution to the public.
Information contained herein is subject to
completion or amendment. These securities
may not be sold nor may offers to buy be
accepted prior to the time a receipt is ob-
tained from the Ontario Securities Commis-
sion for the final prospectus."
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37. Every preliminary prospectus or prospectus, as
the case may be. shall have printed on the outside
front cover page the following statement:
"No securities commission or similar au-
thority in Canada has in any way passed
upon the merits of the securities offered
hereunder and any representation to the
contrary is an offence."
38. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, every pro forma
prospectus shall substantially comply with the require-
ments of the Act and this Regulation relating to the
form and content of a prospectus.
(2) Any certificate required by section 57 or 58 of
the Act and any report of an auditor otherwise re-
quired by this Regulation may be omitted from a pro
forma prospectus.
CONTENT OF PROSPECTUS - FINANCIAL MATTERS
39. — ( 1 ) Every prospectus of an issuer, other than a
mutual fund, shall contain.
(a) an income statement of the issuer for.
(i) each of the last five financial years or such
shorter period as the Director permits or
requires, and
(ii) any part of a subsequent financial year to
the date at which the balance sheet re-
quired by clause d is made up:
(b) a statement of surplus of the issuer for each of
the financial years or shorter period and any
part of a subsequent financial year covered by
the income statement referred to in clause a:
(c) subject to subsection 3. a statement of
changes in financial position of the issuer for
each of the financial years or shorter period
and any part of a subsequent financial year
covered by the income statement referred to
in clause a: and
(d) a balance sheet of the issuer.
(i) as at a date not more than 120 days prior
to the date of the issuance of a receipt for
the preliminary prospectus or the date of a
new prospectus referred to in section 6 1 of
the Act, as the case may be. or as at such
other date as the Director may permit or
require, and
(ii) subject to subsection 2. as at the corre-
sponding date of the previous financial
year.
(2) Where the balance sheet included under sub-
clause i of clause d of subsection 1 is as at a date other
than a financial year end. the balance sheet referred to
in subclause ii of clause d of subsection 1 may be
omitted if the prospectus contains a balance sheet as
at the most recent financial year end and as at the im-
mediately preceding financial year end.
(3) Every prospectus of an issuer engaged primarily
in the business of investing shall include a statement
of changes in net assets in lieu of a statement of
changes in financial position.
(4) Where the securities to which a prospectus re-
lates are debt securities and the payment of principal
or interest is guaranteed, the prospectus shall contain,
with respect to the guarantor, the financial statements
referred to in subsection 1.
(5) Where the financial statements required by sub-
section 1 relate to part of a financial year, the prospec-
tus shall contain an income statement, a statement of
surplus, and a statement of changes in financial posi-
tion for the comparable period in the preceding finan-
cial year.
(6) Where the Director is satisfied that there is
sufficient justification, he may permit the omission of
any financial statement required by this section.
40. Every prospectus of a mutual fund shall con-
tain,
(a) an income statement:
(b) a balance sheet:
(c) a statement of investment portfolio:
(d) a statement of portfolio transactions: and
(e) a statement of changes in net assets.
of the mutual fund, each for or as at the end of, as ap-
propriate, its last financial year or for any period or
periods permitted or required by the Director.
41. The Director may permit or require a prospec-
tus to contain as part of the financial statements a pro
forma balance sheet of the issuer and, unless the Di-
rector otherwise permits, of all its subsidiaries as at
the date at which the balance sheet required by sub-
clause i of clause d of subsection 1 of section 39 is
made up. giving effect to the issue and sale or redemp-
tion or other retirement of securities issued or to be is-
sued by the issuer and to such other transactions as
the Director may permit or require.
42. — (I) Where the proceeds of the securities
offered by a prospectus are to be applied in whole or
in part, directly or indirectly, to finance the acquisi-
tion of a business, by a purchase of assets or shares,
the Director may permit or require the inclusion in the
prospectus of.
(a) financial statements of the acquired business
which shall be one or more of the financial
statements referred to in clauses a. b. and c
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and subclause i of clause d of subsection 1 of
section 39 and for the periods or as at the date
therein referred to and the financial state-
ments referred to in subsection 5 of section 39
for the period referred to therein ;
(b) a pro forma balance sheet combining the as-
sets and liabilities of the issuer and the busi-
ness as shown by their respective balance
sheets each as at the date referred to in sub-
clause i of clause d of subsection 1 of section
39 or at such other date as the Director may
permit or require,
and, where the Director is satisfied that to do so would
be meaningful to investors, he shall require or permit
for a period not less than one year immediately pre-
ceding the date referred to in subclause i of clause d of
subsection 1 of section 39 and may permit for a period
not greater than five years immediately preceding
such date the inclusion in the prospectus of pro forma
statements combining, year by year,
(c) the income or losses of the business with the
income or losses of the issuer; and
(d) the changes in financial position of the busi-
ness with the changes in financial position of
the issuer.
(2) An auditor's report prepared in connection with
the pro forma financial statements referred to in sub-
clauses i and ii of clause b of subsection 1 of this sec-
tion need only concern the accuracy with which the
statements have been compiled.
43. Where a prospectus contains financial state-
ments of an issuer incorporated or organized other
than in Canada or a province or territory thereof and
prepared in accordance with generally accepted ac-
counting principles as permitted by subsection 4 of
section I, the notes to the financial statements shall
explain and quantify any significant differences be-
tween the principles applied and the principles refer-
red to in subsection 3 of section 1.
44. The option under subsection 4 of section 1 shall
be exercised with respect to financial statements in-
cluded in a prospectus only with the consent of the
Director and subject to any conditions the Director
may impose.
45. A prospectus relating to an issue of debt securi-
ties having a term to maturity in excess of one year or
to an issue of preferred shares shall contain statements
of asset coverage and earnings coverage, in form satis-
factory to the Director, but the requirements of this
section do not apply to a prospectus relating to securi-
ties of a newly-organized issuer or any other issuer as
to which the Director permits or requires that the dis-
closure not be made.
46. Estimates of future earnings shall be identified
as such and shall be included in a prospectus only
with the consent of the Director.
47. Where under section 42, the Director permits or
requires one or more of the financial statements of an
acquired business to be included in a prospectus, sec-
tions 43, 44, 45, and 46 shall apply, with necessary
modifications, to the financial statements of the busi-
ness acquired.
48. The Director may direct that separate financial
statements of a subsidiary of an issuer be included in a
prospectus of the issuer, whether or not the financial
statements of the subsidiary are consolidated with the
financial statements of the issuer contained in the pro-
spectus.
49. The Director may permit unconsolidated finan-
cial statements to be included in a prospectus as sup-
plementary information.
50. Every financial statement of a person or
company contained in a prospectus shall be submitted
for review to the audit committee of its board of direc-
tors, where it has or is required to have such a com-
mittee, prior to its approval by the Board of Directors
which approval shall be evidenced by the manual sig-
natures of two directors duly authorized to signify ap-
proval.
51. — (1) Any financial statement included in a pro-
spectus that relates to any part of a financial year
subsequent to the last completed financial year of the
issuer need not be reported on by an auditor where,
(a) such part of a financial year ended not more
than 90 days before the date of the issuance of
a receipt for the preliminary prospectus or
such longer time as the Director may permit
and not more than one year after the last
completed financial year or such longer time
as the Director may permit; and
(b) a balance sheet of the issuer as at the end of
the latest financial year of the issuer, accom-
panied by a report of an auditor, is included
in the prospectus.
(2) Every income statement, statement of surplus
and statement of changes in financial position re-
quired by subsection 5 of section 39 and those for the
same period for an acquired business referred to in
section 42, may, but need not, be reported on by an
auditor,
52. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, where a prelimi-
nary prospectus does not contain a report of the audi-
tor of the issuer, there shall be filed, at the time the
preliminary prospectus is filed, a letter addressed to
the Commission and signed by the auditor of the is-
suer in which he shall make such statement with re-
spect to his examination as may be appropriate in the
circumstances and the letter shall include a statement
that, on the basis of the information then available to
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him. he has no reason to believe that the financial
statements included in the preliminary prospectus that
are being audited by him do not provide a fair repre-
sentation of the financial position and earnings of the
issuer and which shall specifiy dates and years or peri-
ods.
(2) If the examination of the accounts of the issuer
by the auditor has not progressed to the point where
the auditor can properly make the statements referred
to in subsection I, in lieu thereof the auditor may
make such statements as the circumstances require
and as are acceptable to the Director.
REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
53. Every report filed under subsection 3 of section
7 1 of the Act shall be filed in duplicate, and prepared
in accordance with.
(a) Form 19 if the report is made in respect of a
trade made before the 15th day of March.
1981; and
(b) Form 20 if the report is made in respect of a
trade made on or after the 15th day of March.
1981.
54. Every report filed under clause c of subsection 4
of section 71 of the Act shall be filed in duplicate and
prepared in accordance with Form 21.
55. — (1) Every report required to be filed under
clause b of subsection 5 of section 71 of the Act shall
be filed in duplicate and prepared in accordance with
Form 22.
(2) Where the first trade in securities previously ac-
quired under an exemption contained in clause/ i.j.
k, or n of subsection 1 of section 71 is a further trade
exempted by subsection 1 of section 71, the person
making the trade shall within 10 days of making the
trade file with the Commission a letter disclosing the
particulars of the trade and referring to the clause of
subsection 1 of section 7 1 which applies to the trade.
56. Every notice of intention and declaration filed
under subclause i of clause b of subsection 7 of section
7 1 of the Act shall be filed in duplicate and prepared
in accordance with Form 23.
STATEMENT OF MATERIAL FACTS
57. — ( 1 ) Even, statement of material facts referred
to in clause b of subsection 1 of section 72 of the Act
shall be prepared in accordance with Form 24.
(2) Every statement of material facts shall provide
full, true and plain disclosure of all material facts re-
lating to the security proposed to be offered.
(3) Where an issuer other than a natural resource
company files a statement of material facts, the Direc-
tor may permit that Form 24 be adapted as appropri-
ate.
58. Sections 21, 22, 23 and 34, subsection 6 of sec-
tion 35 and sections 43, 44, 45, 46, 48. 49, 50, 51 and
52 apply with necessary modifications to a statement
of material facts.
59. — (1) Every statement of material facts of an is-
suer shall contain.
(a) an income statement of the issuer for,
(i) each of the last three financial years or
such shorter period as the Director per-
mits or requires, and
(ii) any part of a subsequent financial year to
the date at which the balance sheet re-
quired by clause d is made up;
(b) a statement of surplus of the issuer for each of
the financial years or shorter period and any
part of a subsequent financial year covered by
the income statement referred to in clause a;
(c) subject to subsection 2, a statement of
changes in financial position of the issuer for
each of the financial years or shorter period
and any part of a subsequent financial year
covered by the income statement referred to
in clause a; and
(d) a balance sheet of the issuer,
(i) as at a date not more than 90 days prior to
the date of the filing of the statement of
material facts, or as at such other date as
the Director may permit or require.
(2) Every statement of material facts of a company
engaged in the business of investing shall include a
statement of changes in net assets in lieu of a state-
ment of changes in financial position.
(3) Where the securities to which a statement of
material facts relates are debt securities and the pay-
ment of principal or interest is guaranteed, the state-
ment of material facts shall contain with respect to the
guarantor, the financial statements referred to in sub-
section 1.
(4) Where the financial statements required by sub-
section 1 relate to part of a financial year, the state-
ment of material facts shall also contain an income
statement, a statement of surplus and a statement of
changes in financial position for the comparable pe-
riod in the preceding financial year.
60. — (1) Every statement of material facts shall
contain a certificate in the following form, signed by
the chief executive officer, the chief financial officer
and, on behalf of the board of directors, by any two
directors of the issuer, other than the foregoing, duly
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authorized to sign and by any person or company who
is a promoter of the issuer:
"The foregoing constitutes full, true and
plain disclosure of all material facts relating
to the securities offered by this statement of
material facts."
(2) Where the board of directors consists of fewer
than four persons the statement of material facts may
be signed on behalf of the board of directors by any
two directors of the issuer duly authorized to sign.
(3) Where the Director is satisfied upon evidence or
submissions made to him that either or both of the
chief executive officer or chief financial officer of the
issuer is for adequate cause not available to sign a cer-
tificate in a statement of material facts, the Director
may permit the certificate to be signed by any other
responsible officer or officers of the issuer in lieu of ei-
ther or both of the chief executive officer or chief
financial officer.
(4) With the consent of the Director,
(a) a promoter need not sign a certificate in a
statement of material facts; or
(b) a promoter may sign a certificate in a state-
ment of material facts by his agent duly au-
thorized in writing.
61. — (1) Where there is an underwriter, a statement
of material facts shall contain a certificate in the fol-
lowing form, signed by the underwriter or under-
writers:
"To the best of our knowledge, information
and belief, the foregoing constitutes full,
true and plain disclosure of all material
facts relating to the securities offered by
this statement of material facts."
(2) With the consent of the Director, an underwriter
may sign a certificate in a statement of material facts
by his agent duly authorized in writing.
(3) For the purpose of this section "underwriter"
means an underwriter who, with respect to the securi-
ties offered by a statement of material facts, is in a
contractual relationship with the issuer of the securi-
ties.
62. Where a material change occurs after a state-
ment of material facts has been filed with and ac-
cepted by the Commission but prior to the completion
of the distribution under such statement of material
facts, the Commission shall be notified forthwith of
the change and an amendment to the statement of
material facts shall be filed as soon as practicable and
in any event within ten days from the date the change
occurs.
63. — (1) Where a person or company that proposes
to distribute securities under a statement of material
facts is unable to obtain any or all of the signatures to
the certificates required by sections 60 and 61 or to
comply in some other respect with any provision of
the Act or this Regulation relating to statements of
material facts, the Director may, upon being satisfied
that all reasonable efforts have been made to comply
with the provisions of or under the Act and that no
person or company is likely to be prejudically affected
by a failure to comply, exempt, subject to such terms
and conditions as he may impose, the first mentioned
person or company from the requirement to comply
with the provisions.
(2) The Director may require any document, report
or other material to be filed with a statement of mate-
rial facts.
OPTIONS
64. — (1) Every option to sell securities known as a
put referred to in clause c of subsection 1 of section 72
of the Act shall be in accordance with Form 25.
(2) Every option to purchase securities known as a
call referred to in clause c of subsection 1 of section 72
of the Act shall be in accordance with Form 26.
ESCROW AGREEMENT
65. Every escrow agreement referred to in clause/
of subsection 2 of section 60 of the Act shall be made
in accordance with Form 16 for a natural resource
company, and in accordance with Form 17 for any
other type of issuer and every transferee of securities
that are subject to the escrow agreement shall sign an
acknowledgement in accordance with Form 18 and
file it within ten days of the date of the Commission's
consent to a transfer within escrow.
NOTICES
66. — (1) The requirements of subsection 1 of sec-
tion 62 of the Act shall be deemed to be satisfied as to
any dealer or dealers on whose behalf an agent, who
may be an underwriter, notifies the Commission of the
intention of each such dealer to engage in a distribu-
tion of the type mentioned in that section.
(2) Where an agent is acting on behalf of a selling
group all the members of which are registrants, that
agent may satisfy the requirements of section 1 by no-
tifying the Commission as to that group as a whole
without referring to its members individually.
67. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, if more than three
underwriters have signed or caused to be signed the
certificate referred to in section 58 of the Act, the final
prospectus filed with the Commission shall be accom-
panied or preceded by a certificate duly executed by a
person who certifies that he is a representative of the
underwriter or underwriters and has knowledge of the
matters referred to, and the certificate shall,
(a) briefly identify the transaction to which the
certificate relates; and
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(b) set out the total public offering price repre-
sented by the portion of the distribution un-
derwritten by each underwriter who has
signed or caused to be signed the certificate
referred to in section 58 of the Act or, if the
nature of the underwriting arrangements is
such that this information is not available
when the final prospectus is filed, shall de-
scribe the nature of those arrangements and
undertake to file a further certificate setting
out the information forthwith after the infor-
mation becomes available.
(2) The certificate referred to in subsection 1 need
not be filed if, as to each of the underwriters therein
referred to, the information in clause b of subsection 1
is included in the prospectus.
68. Every preliminary prospectus and prospectus
shall comply with the relevant provisions of this Part,
but the Director may permit a variation from those
provisions where it will not detract from full, true and
plain disclosure and may require such variation if nec-
essary for full disclosure of material facts.
69. — (I) No receipt shall be issued for a prospectus
of an issuer, other than a company registered under
The Loan and Trust Corporations Act, doing business
primarily as an industrial company, natu-al resource
company or mutual fund if the issuer has as part of its
name any of the words "Acceptance", "Credit", "Fi-
nance", "Loan" or "Trust".
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to,
(a) an issuer that had the words "investment
trust" as part of its name before the 1st day of
July, 1968: or
(b) an issuer that includes on the outside front
cover page of the prospectus a statement, sat-
isfactory to the Director, indicating the nature
of the business actually carried on by the is-
suer.
PART IV
MUTUAL FUNDS
FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS
70. — (1) Every income statement of a mutual fund
shall present fairly the results of the operations of the
mutual fund for the period covered by the statement
and distinguish severally, at least,
(a) dividend revenue;
(b) interest revenue;
(c) every other item of revenue that is 5 per cent
or more of total revenue;
(d) other revenue;
(e) management fees;
(/) audit fees;
(g) directors' fees;
(h) custodian's fees;
(0 legal fees;
(/) salaries, where the amount is 5 per cent or
more of total expenses;
(Ac) shareholders' or unitholders' information
costs, where the amount is 5 per cent or more
of total expenses;
(/) every other item of expense that is 5 per cent
or more of total expenses:
(m) other expenses:
(n) income before taxes;
(o) provision for income tax;
(p) extraordinary gains, losses and provisions for
losses;
(q) net income for the period;
(r) net income per share or unit for the period
based on the average number of shares or
units outstanding during the period; and
(s) net income per share or unit for the immedi-
ately preceding period based on the average
number of shares or units outstanding during
that period.
(2) The notes to an income statement of a mutual
fund shall include,
(a) the basis for calculating the management fee;
and
(b) the composition of other expenses and other
revenue, and
unless otherwise disclosed in the material of which the
income statement forms a part or which it accompa-
nies,
(c) the services received in consideration of the
management fee;
(d) the services provided to the mutual fund by
those to whom salaries were paid;
(e) where the mutual fund has a management
company, and salaries of employees of the
management company are allocated to the
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mutual fund, the basis of and reasons for such
allocation;
(/) the basis of the tax calculation and an expla-
nation of the tax position of the mutual fund;
and
(g) where an unusual change in expenses from
period to period is not adequately explained
by changes in total assets of the mutual fund,
a description and explanation of the unusual
change.
(3) In this section,
(a) "management fee" means the total fees paid
by the mutual fund for portfolio management,
investment advice and other services; and
(b) "other expenses" and "other revenue" means
the sum of those items of expense or revenue,
other than those referred to in clauses a, b, e,
f, g, h and i of subsection 1, that individually
do not exceed 5 per cent of the total expenses
or total revenue of the mutual fund for the pe-
riod reported upon.
STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN NET ASSETS
71. — (1) Subject jto subsection 2, every statement of
changes in net assets shall present fairly the informa-
tion shown therein for the period covered by the state-
ment and shall show separately at least,
(a) net assets at the beginning of the period;
(b) net investment income or loss;
(c) aggregate proceeds on sale of portfolio securi-
ties;
(d) aggregate cost of portfolio securities owned at
the beginning of the period;
(e) aggregate cost of purchases of portfolio secu-
rities;
(/) aggregate cost of portfolio securities owned at
the end of the period;
(g) aggregate cost of portfolio securities sold;
(h) realized profit or loss on portfolio securities
sold;
(0 distributions, showing separately the amount
out of net investment income and out of real-
ized profits on portfolio securities sold;
(/) proceeds from securities issued;
(k) the redemption price of securities redeemed;
(/) net increase or decrease in unrealized appreci-
ation or depreciation of portfolio securities;
(m) net assets at the end of the period;
(n) net asset value per share or unit at the end of
the period;
(o) net asset value per share or unit at the begin-
ning of the period;
(p) distribution per share or unit out of net invest-
ment income; and
(q) distribution per share or unit out of realized
profits on portfolio securities sold.
(2) Items of the nature described in clauses c, d, e,f,
g, n, o, p and q of subsection 1 may be shown by way
of a note or schedule to the statement of changes in
net assets.
BALANCE SHEET
72. — (1) Every balance sheet of a mutual fund shall
present fairly the financial position of the mutual fund
as at the date at which it is made up and distinguish
severally, at least,
(a) cash, term deposits and, if not included in the
statement of investment portfolio, short term
debt instruments;
(b) dividends and accrued interest receivable;
(c) accounts receivable in respect of shares or
units sold;
(d) accounts receivable in respect of portfolio se-
curities sold;
(e) every other class of asset that is 5 per cent or
more of total assets;
(/) other assets;
(g) investments at market value with a notation
of their cost;
(h) total assets;
(/) accrued expenses;
(/) liabilities in respect of portfolio securities pur-
chased;
(k) liabilities in respect of shares or units re-
deemed;
(/) income tax payable;
(m) every other class of liability that is 5 per cent
or more of total liabilities;
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(/i) other liabilities:
(o) total liabilities;
(p) total net assets and shareholders' or unit hold-
ers' equity; and
(q) net asset value per share or unit.
(2) The notes to a balance sheet of a mutual fund
shall include,
(a) where the basis of computing the cost of in-
vestments is other than average cost, a state-
ment of the basis of computing the cost;
(b) where a mutual fund has outstanding more
than one class of shares or units ranking
equally against its net assets but differing in
other respects, a statement of the differences
between the classes, the number of shares or
units in each class and the number of shares
or units in each class that have been issued
and are outstanding; and
(c) the composition of other assets and other lia-
bilities.
(3) In this section, "other assets" or "other liabili-
ties", means the sum of those classes of assets or liabil-
ities as the case may be, that as individual classes do
not exceed 5 per cent of the total assets or total liabili-
ties, as the case may be, of the mutual fund at the date
reported upon.
(4) Any of the specified classes of assets or liabilities
which accounts for less than 5 per cent of the total as-
sets or total liabilities, as the case may be, of the mu-
tual fund at the date reported upon, may be omitted
and the relevant amount included in "other assets" or
"other liabilities" with an appropriate explanation
made by note.
STATEMENT OF INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO
73. — (1) Every statement of investment portfolio of
a mutual fund shall present fairly the following infor-
mation as at the date to which it is made up:
1. The name of each issuer of securities held.
2. The class of designation of each security held.
3. The number or aggregate face value of each
class or designation of securities held.
4. The market value of each class or designation
of securities held.
5. The cost of each class or designation of securi-
ties held and, where the basis of computing
cost is other than average cost, a statement of
the basis of computing the cost.
(2) Subsection 1 shall apply to all short term debt
instruments held pending the investment of funds but
the information referred to in subsection 1 need only
be provided in the aggregate with respect to those
short term debt instruments which.
(a) are issued by a bank to which the Bank Act
(Canada) applies or by a loan corporation or
trust company registered under The Loan and
Trust Corporations Act , ox
(b) have achieved an investment rating falling
within the highest or next highest categories
of every service recognized by the Commis-
sion that publishes ratings on the short term
debt instruments of the issuer.
(3) The information required by paragraphs 1, 2
and 3 of subsection 1 with respect to securities with an
aggregate market value of less than 5 per cent of the
total net assets of a mutual fund may be omitted from
a statement of investment portfolio of the mutual fund
where the securities are included in the statement as
"miscellaneous securities" and the information re-
quired by paragraphs 4 and 5 of subsection 1 is given
for the "miscellaneous securities" in the aggregate.
(4) Where information is omitted from a statement
of investment portfolio pursuant to subsection 3, the
omitted information and the reason for omitting the
information shall be included in the next correspond-
ing statement of investment portfolio.
STATEMENT OF PORTFOLIO TRANSACTIONS
74.— (1) Every statement of portfolio transactions
of a mutual fund shall present fairly the following in-
formation:
1. The name of each issuer of every security held
at any time during the period reported upon.
2. The class or designation of every security held
at any time during the period reported upon.
3. The number or aggregate face value of securi-
ties of each class or designation purchased
during the period reported upon and the total
cost of purchasing securities of each such
class or designation.
4. The number or aggregate face value of securi-
ties of each class or designation sold during
the period reported upon and the considera-
tion for selling securities of each such class or
designation.
(2) Subsection 1 shall apply to all short term debt
instruments held pending the investment of funds but
the information referred to in subsection 1 need only
be provided in the aggregate with respect to those
short term debt instruments held pending the invest-
ment of funds which.
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(a) are issued by a bank to which the Bank Act
(Canada) applies or by a loan corporation or
trust company registered under The Loan and
Trust Corporations Act; or
(b) have achieved an investment rating falling
within the highest or next highest categories
of every service recognized by the Commis-
sion that publishes ratings on the short term
debt instruments of the issuer.
(3) Every statement of portfolio transactions shall
separate debt securities from securities other than
debt securities and shall provide a total for debt secu-
rities and a total for other than debt securities.
(4) Where information in respect of securities is
omitted from a statement of investment portfolio of a
mutual fund pursuant to subsection 3 of section 73, in-
formation required in respect of those securities by
this section may be omitted from the statement of
portfolio transactions of the mutual fund.
(5) Where information is omitted from a statement
of portfolio transactions pursuant to subsection 4, the
omitted information and the reason for omitting the
information shall be included in the next correspond-
ing statement of portfolio transactions.
75. Where applicable, and where the period or date
reported on is a financial year or financial year end,
the following additional matters shall be referred to in
the financial statements or by way of a note to the
financial statements:
1. In the case of a mutual fund, the total com-
mission paid to dealers in connection with
portfolio transactions for the mutual fund
during the period reported upon.
2. In the case of mutual fund, the total compen-
sation, other than commissions, paid to deal-
ers in connection with portfolio transactions
for the mutual fund during the period re-
ported upon and where the figure provided is
an estimate, the basis for calculating the com-
pensation, and where compensation to a
dealer for the sale of shares or units in the mu-
tual fund includes an allocation of the execu-
tion of portfolio transactions to that dealer,
the compensation so allocated.
76. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, every interim
financial statement required to be filed under subsec-
tion 2 of section 76 of the Act shall include,
(a) an income statement;
(b) a statement of investment portfolio;
(c) a statement of portfolio transactions; and
(d) a statement of changes in net assets.
prepared for or as at the end of the period as applica-
ble.
(2) Every interim financial statement required to be
filed under subsection 2 of section 76 of the Act by a
mutual fund in Ontario that invests exclusively in the
shares or units of another mutual fund shall include,
(a) an income statement of the other mutual
fund;
(b) a statement of investment portfolio of the
other mutual fund;
(c) a statement of portfolio transactions of the
other mutual fund; and
(d) a statement of changes in net assets of the
other mutual fund,
prepared for or as at the end of the period as applica-
ble.
77. The interim financial statements under section
76 of the Act shall present at least financial informa-
tion for the current fiscal year to the date to which the
financial statements are prepared but may include as
additional information, financial information for the
most recent three-month period to the date to which
the financial statements are prepared, and which may
be comparative for the corresponding three month pe-
riod in the last financial year.
78. The interim financial statements under section
76 of the Act need not include an auditor's report.
79. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, the financial state-
ments required to be filed under section 77 of the Act
by a mutual fund in Ontario shall include,
(a) an income statement;
(b) a balance sheet;
(c) a statement of investment portfolio;
(d) a statement of portfolio transactions; and
(e) a statement of changes in net assets,
prepared for or as at the end of the period as applica-
ble.
(2) Every financial statement required to be filed
under section 77 of the Act by a mutual fund in On-
tario that invests exclusively in the shares or units of
another mutual fund shall include.
(a) an income statement of the other mutual
fund;
(b) a balance sheet of the other mutual fund;
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(c) a statement of investment portfolio of the
other mutual fund:
(d) a statement of portfolio transactions of the
other mutual fund:
(e) a statement of changes in net assets of the
other mutual fund: and
(/) a balance sheet of the mutual fund.
prepared for or as at the end of the period as applica-
ble.
80. Every financial statement required to be filed
under section 77 of the Act shall be approved by the
board of directors of the reporting issuer and the ap-
proval shall be evidenced by the manual or facsimile
signatures of two directors duly authorized to signify
the approval.
81. — (1) Notwithstanding sections 76 and 79 but
subject to subsection 4 of this section, a statement of
portfolio transactions may be omitted from any in-
terim or annual financial statements of a mutual fund
if a copy of the statement that would otherwise be re-
quired to be included therein is filed with the Commis-
sion prior to or concurrently with the filing of the
financial statements from which that statement has
been omitted.
(2) Notwithstanding section 40. but subject to sub-
section 4 of this section, a statement of portfolio trans-
I actions may be omitted from a prospectus of a mutual
fund if a copy of the statement that would otherwise
be required to be included therein is filed with the
Commission concurrently with the filing of the pro-
spectus or has previously been filed with the Commis-
sion under subsection 1 of this section.
(3) A statement of portfolio transactions filed with
the Commission under this section need not be re-
ported upon by an auditor, but shall contain a certifi-
cate signed by the chief executive officer and chief
financial officer, or the person or persons temporarily
carrying out the responsibilities of either of them, that
the statement of portfolio transactions presents fairly
the required information.
(4) Where a statement of portfolio transactions is
omitted from interim or annual financial statements
under subsection 1 of this section or from a prospectus
under subsection 2 of this section, the published finan-
cial statements or prospectus shall contain a statement
indicating that additional information as to portfolio
transactions will be provided without charge on re-
quest to a specified address and,
(a) the omitted information shall be sent
promptly and without charge to each person
or company that requests it in compliance
with the indication: and
(b) where a person or company requests that such
omitted information be sent routinely to that
person or company, the request shall be car-
ried out while the information continues to be
omitted from subsequent financial statements
or prospectuses until the person or company
requests, or agrees to, termination of the ar-
rangement.
82. — ( 1 ) Where a trade is made in a security of a
mutual fund under a contractual plan which requires
that some charges be prepaid but permits other
charges to be deducted from first and subsequent in-
stalments, the confirmation of trade required by sub-
section 3 of section 35 of the Act shall contain, in ad-
dition to the requirements of subsections 1 and 2 of
the said section 35 and clause d of subsection 3 of the
said section 35, the disclosure required by,
(a) clauses a and b of subsection 3 of the said sec-
tion 35 in respect of sales, service or other
charges or portions thereof that are prepaid;
and
(b) clause c of subsection 3 of the said section 35
in respect of all sales, service or other charges
or any portions thereof to be deducted from
subsequent instalments.
(2) The confirmation of a trade made in a security
of a mutual fund under a contractual plan shall not be
required to contain the information described in
clause d of subsection 3 of section 35 of the Act where,
(a) the contractual plan was entered into prior to
the date of coming into force of the Act;
(b) the holder of the contractual plan, in addition
to his rights under section 134 of the Act and
to any other rights to which he may be enti-
tled,
(i) is permitted, at any time within 365 days
after the date upon which the contractual
plan was entered into, to demand and to
receive a refund of the net asset value of
the shares or units credited to him prior to
the date of demand, plus a refund of that
portion of sales charges, exclusive of insur-
ance premiums and fees to trustees of reg-
istered retirement savings plans, in excess
of 30 per cent of an amount equal to pay-
ments under the plan scheduled and made
prior to the date of demand, but not in-
cluding voluntary prepayments of instal-
ments, and
(ii) is provided with a form or letter, approved
by the Director, describing rights under
section 134 and under subclause i of this
clause and setting out a table of sales
charges and other information relevant to
the decision of the investor as to whether
to exercise such rights, which form or let-
ter shall be sent to the investor together
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with each confirmation other than rein-
vested dividends or income during the first
365 days after the date upon which the
contractual plan was entered into and
shall also be sent to the investor not less
than 15 days and not more than 45 days
prior to the expiry of such 365-day period;
(c) the holder of the contractual plan, in addition
to his rights under section 134 of the Act and
to any other rights to which he may be enti-
tled,
(i) is permitted, at any time within 180 days
after the date upon which the contractual
plan was entered into, to have and to exer-
cise the rights that would arise under sec-
tion 134 of the Act if the reference to
"sixty days" in subsection 1 of the said
section 134 read "180 days", and
(ii) is provided with a form or letter, approved
by the Director, describing rights under
section 134 of the Act and under sub-
clause i of this clause and setting out a ta-
ble of sales charges and other information
relevant to the decision of the investor as
to whether to exercise such rights, which
form or letter shall be sent to the investor
together with each confirmation other
than reinvested dividends or income dur-
ing the first 180 days after the date upon
which the contractual plan was entered
into and shall also be sent to the investor
not less than 15 days and not more than
45 days prior to the expiry of such 180-day
period.
PARTV
REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS
INTERPRETATION
83. In this Part,
1. "active assets" means money and the market
value of assets readily convertible into mon-
ey;
2. "adjusted liabilities" means total liabilities
plus, where the securities accounts of the reg-
istrant are kept on a settlement date basis, any
unrecorded securities purchase commitments,
minus, without duplication, the sum of,
i. cash,
ii. money on deposit in a client's trust ac-
count,
iii. any amounts deposited by the registrant
pursuant to a compensation fund or con-
tingency trust fund established under sec-
tk» 97,
iv. the cash surrender value of life insurance
where the registrant is the beneficiary,
v. the market value of any securities that the
registrant owns or has contracted to pur-
chase, and that, in either case, have a mar-
gin rate of 5 per cent or less,
vi. interest accrued to the registrant in respect
of the securities referred to in subpara-
graph v;
vii. the sales price of securities for which the
registrant has a sales commitment to a
financial institution;
viii. any debit balances with any financial in-
stitution, and
ix. the market value of securities that have a
margin rate of 5 per cent or less included
in,
(a) non-segregated accounts of clients,
partners, shareholders, dealers; or
(b) held as collateral for secured loans re-
ceivable,
not exceeding the debit balance of the ac-
count or the secured loan receivable.
3. "anniversary date" means the day and month
on which the current registration or renewal
of registration was granted, but where any
doubt exists, such date shall be determined by
the Director;
4. "Canadian Investment Finance Course"
means a course prepared and conducted by
the Canadian Securities Institute and so des-
ignated by that Institute;
5. "Canadian Investment Funds Course" means
a course prepared and conducted by the Edu-
cation Division of The Investment Funds In-
stitute of Canada and so designated by that
Institute;
6. "Canadian Securities Course" means a course
prepared and conducted by the Canadian Se-
curities Institute and so designated by that In-
stitute;
7. "capital" means moneys raised through the is-
suance of shares, certificates, bonds,
debentures, long-term notes or any other
long-term obligation, contributed or earned
surplus and reserves;
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8. "Chartered Financial Analysts Course"
means a course prepared and conducted by
the Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts
and so designated by that Institute;
9. "client's trust account" means a trust account
maintained by a registrant with a bank to
which the Bank Act (Canada) applies or a
trust company registered under The Loan and
Trust Corporations Act or substantially similar
laws of Canada or one of its provinces or ter-
ritories and designated as a client's trust ac-
count;
10. "domestic base capital" means the average of
the capital employed by all money market
dealers based on their audited financial state-
ments for the financial year ending in the
twelve-month period immediately preceding
the 1st day of April of the year for which the
computation is being made;
11. "financial institution" means,
i. the Government of Canada, the govern-
ment of any province or territory of Cana-
da, any municipal corporation. Crown
corporation or public board or commis-
sion in Canada,
ii. the Bank of Canada, a bank to which the
Bank Act (Canada) applies, any Quebec
savings bank, and the pension funds of
such banks.
iii. a trust company or insurance company if
the company is licensed to do business in
Canada and has a minimum paid up capi-
tal and surplus of $5,000,000. and the pen-
sion funds of such companies.
iv. a credit union or credit union league with
a minimum paid up capital and surplus of
$5,000,000.
v. a mutual fund with net assets of
$5,000,000. and
vi. a company, other than a dealer, having a
minimum net worth of $25,000,000 on the
last audited balance sheet, where the bal-
ance sheet is available for inspection by
the Commission and any trusteed pension
plan of such a company.
12. "free credit balances" includes moneys re-
ceived from, or held for the account of, clients
by a registrant,
i. for investment pending the investment
and payment for securities purchased by
the clients from or through the registrant
where the registrant does not own such se-
curities at the time of purchase or has not
purchased them on behalf of the client,
pending the purchase thereof by the regis-
trant and
ii. as proceeds of securities purchased from
clients or sold by the registrant for the ac-
count of clients where securities have been
delivered to the registrant but payment
has not been made pending payment of
such proceeds to the clients;
13. "liquid capital" means the amount by which
active assets exceed the sum of.
i. total liabilities, and
ii. where the securities accounts of the regis-
trant are recorded on a settlement date ba-
sis, any net loss on offsetting future pur-
chase and sales commitments of securities.
and the amount of liquid capital may be
increased by adding.
iii. the loan value of any securities delivered
pursuant to a subordinated loan agree-
ment in the form prescribed by the Com-
mission that are not included in the ac-
counts.
iv. non-current liabilities fully secured by
mortgages on real estate owned by the reg-
istrant, and
v. obligations for outstanding instalments
due to natural resource companies whose
securities the registrant is in the process of
distributing or distributing to the public
under a prospectus filed with the Commis-
sion;
14. "loan value" means the market value of secu-
rities less the applicable margin requirements;
15. "margin", "margin agreement", "margin defi-
ciency", "margin rate" and "margin
requirements" mean,
i. subject to subparagraph ii, the provisions
in that regard determined pursuant to the
by-laws of The Toronto Stock Exchange,
ii. where used with respect to commodity fu-
tures contracts, or cash commodities, the
provisions in that regard prescribed under
The Commodity Futures Act, 1978;
16. "market value" where used with respect to,
i. a commodity futures contract means the
settlement price on the relevant date or
last trading day prior to the relevant date.
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ii. a security means,
(a) where the security is listed and posted
for trading on a stock exchange,
A. the bid price, or
B. if the security is sold short, the ask
price,
as shown on the exchange quotation
sheets as of the close of business on the
relevant date or last trading date prior
to the relevant date, as the case may
be, subject to an appropriate adjust-
ment where an unusually large or unu-
sually small quantity of securities is be-
ing valued, or
(b) where the security is not listed and
posted for trading on a stock exchange,
a value determined in accordance with
section 84;
17. "material change in ownership" includes any
material change in beneficial ownership of the
registrant or in any person or company that
directly or indirectly controls capital of the
registrant but does not include any change in
ownership resulting from the sale and is-
suance of voting and fully participating com-
mon shares to other than non-residents for
which notice has been filed;
18. "minimum free capital" means the applicable
amount determined in accordance with sec-
tion 94;
19. "money market dealers" means those resident
controlled dealers approved by the Bank of
Canada from time to time as money market
dealers;
20. "net free capital" means liquid capital after
deducting,
i. the amount required to provide full mar-
gin for,
(a) cash commodities, other than in re-
spect of securities, owned by the regis-
trant,
(b) firm commodity futures trading
accounts, and
(c) securities owned by the registrant and
securities sold short by the registrant,
ii. the amount sufficient to provide for any
margin deficiencies on,
(a) secured loans receivable,
(b) clients' accounts in respect of com-
modity futures,
(c) joint accounts after excluding any in-
terest of any member of The Toronto
Stock Exchange, the Investment Deal-
ers' Association of Canada and any
financial institution,
(d) accounts of partners and shareholders,
(e) accounts of clients and dealers, except,
A. bona fide cash settlement accounts
with any member of the Toronto
Stock Exchange, the Montreal
Stock Exchange, the Vancouver
Stock Exchange, the Alberta Stock
Exchange, the New York Stock Ex-
change, the American Stock Ex-
change and the Investment Deal-
ers' Association of Canada,
B. accounts with
institution, and
financial
C. bona fide cash settlement accounts
that have not been outstanding
more than ten days past the normal
settlement date, where the shares
have been available for delivery,
and not more than twenty-one days
past the normal settlement date in
any other case,
(/) secured loans payable by the registrant
if the collateral is held by other than
the registrant or a financial institution,
(g) where the securities accounts of the
registrant are kept on a settlement date
basis, future purchase and sales com-
mitments not included in the calcula-
tion of liquid capital, and
(A) any other liquid capital items;
21. "non-resident" means,
i. a person who is not a Canadian citizen,
ii. a person not resident in Canada.
iii. a company incorporated under the laws of
a jurisdiction other than Canada or one of
its provinces or territories.
iv. a trust, partnership or other unincorpo-
rated association created by,
(a) a person referred to in subparagraph i
or ii.
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(b) a company referred to in subparagraph
(c) a trust in which a person referred to in
subparagraph i or ii or a company re-
ferred to in subparagraph iii has a bene-
ficial interest that exceeds 10 per cent
of the beneficial ownership of the trust.
(d) a trust in which any combination of
persons referred to in subparagraph i
or ii and companies referred to in sub-
paragraph iii has a beneficial interest
that exceeds 25 per cent of the benefi-
cial ownership of the trust, or
v. a company controlled, directly or indirect-
ly, by a person referred to in subparagraph
i or ii, a company referred to in subpara-
graph iii or a trust, partnership or other
unincorporated association referred to in
subparagraph iv:
22. "non-resident controlled dealer" means a
dealer in which the total number of votes at-
tached to voting securities beneficially owned
directly or indirectly by,
i. non-residents and their associates and
affilates or over which non-residents and
their associates and affiliates exercise con-
trol or direction exceeds 25 per cent of the
total number of votes attached to the is-
sued and outstanding voting securities of
the dealer, or
ii. a non-resident and his associates and
affiliates or over which a non-resident and
his associates and affiliates exercise con-
trol or direction exceeds 10 per cent of the
total number of votes attached to the is-
sued and outstanding voting securities of
the dealer:
23. "non-resident controlled registrant" means a
registrant in which the total number of votes
attached to voting securities beneficially
owned directly or indirectly by,
i. non-residents and their associates and
affiliates or over which non-residents and
their associates and affiliates exercise con-
trol or direction exceeds 25 per cent of the
total number of votes attached to the is-
sued and outstanding voting securities of
the registrant, or
ii. a non-resident and his associates or
affiliates or over which a non-resident and
his associates and affiliates exercise con-
trol or direction exceeds 10 per cent of the
total number of votes attached to the is-
sued and outstanding voting securities of
the registrant:
24. "Partners'. Directors' and Senior Officers'
Qualifying Examination" means an examina-
tion prepared and conducted by the Canadian
Securities Institute and so designated by that
Institute:
25. "permissible capital" means the sum of,
i. either.
(a) the highest level of capital employed
by a non-resident controlled dealer in
any financial year ending on or before
the 31st day of March, 1971, or
(b) where, prior to the 14th day of July,
1971, the business of the non-resident
controlled dealer in Canada was con-
ducted by a dealer and its branches,
controlled directly or indirectly by
non-residents through a branch office
in Ontario and where, under the re-
quirements of Part II of The Securities ,
Act. being chapter 426 of The Revised
Statutes of Ontario. 1970 and section
6a of Regulation 794 of The Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1970, the busi-
ness was subsequently transferred to
the non-resident controlled dealer, a
company incorporated under the laws
of Canada or one of its provinces or
territories, the capital that would have
been required by section 94 had sec-
tion 94 been in force on or before the
31st day of March. 1971, calculated as
if the business of the dealer and its
branches transferred to the non-resi-
dent controlled dealer was conducted
by a single company and approved by
the Commission,
ii. any increase in capital obtained through
the issuing of voting and fully participat-
ing common shares to residents for which
notice has been filed with the Commission,
and
iii. any increase or decrease in capital deter-
mined or permitted in accordance with
section 134 and subsections 1, 2, and 4 of
section 135.
26. "Registered Representative Examination"
means an examination based on the Manual
for Registered Representatives that has been
prepared and is conducted by the Canadian
Securities Institute and so designated by that
Institute:
27. "total liabilities" means all liabilities includ-
ing.
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i. adequate provision for income taxes, and
ii. other accruals,
but excluding,
iii. debts the payment of which is postponed
in favour of other creditors pursuant to a
subordination agreement in form ap-
proved by the Commission, and
iv. deferred income taxes relating to non-ac-
tive assets;
28. "working capital" means the excess of current
assets over current liabilities.
84. — (1) Subject to subsections 2, 3 and 4, the mar-
ket value of a security not listed and posted for trad-
ing on a stock exchange shall be determined by as-
signing a reasonable value on the basis of values
shown on published market reports or inter-dealer
quotation sheets on the relevant date or last trading
day prior to the relevant date.
(2) The registrant may vary a value from that
shown on published market reports or inter-dealer
quotation sheets where, in light of all the circum-
stances, some other value would be more appropriate.
(3) The Director may require that a different value
from that determined under subsection 1 or 2 be as-
signed, where in light of all the circumstances, some
other value would be more appropriate.
(4) Where no published market report or inter-
dealer quotation sheet exists with respect to the securi-
ty, the security shall be assigned a market value of
zero unless the Director agrees otherwise.
CATEGORIES OF REGISTRATION
85. Every registrant who is a dealer shall be clas-
sified into one or more of the following categories:
1. Broker, being a person or company registered
to trade in securities in the capacity of an
agent or principal, which person or company
is a member of a stock exchange in Ontario
recognized by the Commission.
2. Broker-dealer, being a person or company
that is a member of the Broker Dealers' Asso-
ciation of Ontario, which person or company
engages either for the whole or part of his or
its time in the business of trading in securities
in the capacity of an agent or principal.
3. Investment dealer, being a person or com-
pany that is a member, branch office member
or associate member of the Ontario District of
the Investment Dealers' Association of Cana-
da, which person or company engages either
for the whole or part of his or its time in the
business of trading in securities in the capac-
ity of an agent or principal.
4. Mutual fund dealer, being a person or com-
pany registered exclusively for the purpose of
trading in the shares or units of mutual funds.
5. Scholarship plan dealer, being a person or
company registered exclusively for the pur-
pose of trading in securities of a scholarship
or educational plan or trust.
6. Securities dealer, being a person or company
that is registered for trading in securities and
engages either for the whole or part of his or
its time in the business of trading in securities
in the capacity of an agent or principal.
7. Security issuer, being an issuer registered for
trading in securities for the purpose of distrib-
uting or distributing to the public securities of
its own issue exclusively for its own account.
86. Every registrant who is an adviser shall be clas-
sified into one or more of the following categories:
1. Investment counsel, being a person or com-
pany that engages in or holds himself or itself
out as engaging in the business of advising
others as to the investing in or the buying or
selling of specific securities or that is primarily
engaged in giving continuous advice as to the
investment of funds on the basis of the partic-
ular objectives of each client.
2. Portfolio manager, being a person or com-
pany registered for the purpose of managing
the investment portfolio of clients through
discretionary authority granted by one or
more clients.
3. Securities adviser, being a person or company
that holds himself or itself out as engaging in
the business of advising others either through
direct advice or through publications or writ-
ings, as to the investing in or the buying or
selling of specific securities, not purporting to
be tailored to the needs of specific clients.
87. Every person or company granted registration
as a broker-dealer, investment dealer or securities
dealer shall be deemed to have been granted registra-
tion as an underwriter.
88. — (1) Where the provisions of section 136 are ap-
plicable and have been compiled with, the provisions
of this Part as they relate to a portfolio manager do
not apply to a broker or investment dealer acting as a
portfolio manager.
(2) The provisions of this Part apply to portfolio
managers where they act as investment counsel.
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CONDITIONS OF REGISTRATION — GENERAL
89. No registration or renewal of registration shall
be granted unless the applicant has complied with the
applicable requirements of this Part at the time of the
granting of the registration or renewal of registration.
90. Each registrant shall comply with the applicable
requirements of this Part and the failure to do so shall
be considered by the Commission in any proceedings
under section 26 of the Act.
91. — (1) No registrant or partner, officer or associ-
ate of a registrant shall have a direct or indirect inter-
est in any other registrant without the approval of the
Director.
(2) For the purposes of subsection 1. affiliated com-
panies shall be treated as one company.
92. The Commission may prescribe conditions of
registration for a registrant or group of registrants that
are in lieu of some or all of the conditions of registra-
tion prescribed in sections 95 to 108, sections 110 to
1 12 and sections 122 to 130, where it gives prior notice
of the proposed conditions to registrants affected and
affords the registrant an opportunity to be heard and
the Commission publishes notice in a publication pub-
lished by the Commission of each instance when it so
prescribes.
93. Every registered dealer that is a reporting issuer
shall comply with the applicable conditions of regis-
tration under the Act and this Regulation.
CONDITIONS OF REGISTRATION — CAPITAL
REQUIREMENTS
94. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, every dealer, other
than a securities issuer, shall maintain a minimum free
capital of the maximum amount, if any, that is de-
ductible under any clause of the bonding or insurance
policy required under section 95, plus the greater of,
(a) $25,000; and
(b) an amount equal to the sum of 10 per cent of
the first $2,500,000 of adjusted liabilities, 8 per
cent of the next $2,500,000 of adjusted liabili-
ties, 7 per cent of the next $2,500,000 of ad-
justed liabilities. 6 per cent of the next
$2,500,000 of adjusted liabilities and 5 per
cent of adjusted liabilities in excess of
$10,000,000.
(2) Every dealer, other than a securities issuer, who
is also registered as a futures commission merchant
under The Commodity Futures Act, 1978 shall
maintain a minimum free capital of the maximum
amount, if any, that is deductible under any clause of
the bonding or insurance policy required under sec-
tion 95 of this Regulation and under the correspond-
ing provision under The Commodity Futures Act, 1978
plus the greater of,
(a) $75,000 of net free capital calculated in ac-
cordance with Form 9; and
(b) the amount calculated in accordance with
clause b of subsection 1 of section 14 of On-
tario Regulation 430/79, subject to subsection
2 thereof.
(3) Every adviser shall maintain a minimum free
capital of the maximum amount, if any, that is de-
ductible under any clause of the bonding or insurance
policy required under section 95 plus $5,000 of work-
ing capital calculated in accordance with generally ac-
cepted accounting principles or such greater amount
as the Director considers necessary where the adviser
exercises control over clients* funds or securities.
(4) Every underwriter shall maintain a minimum
free capital of the maximum amount, if any, that is de-
ductible under any clause of the bonding or insurance
policy, required under section 95 plus $10,000 of net
free capital calculated in accordance with Form 9.
(5) In clause a of subsection 1, $25,000 means.
(a) where it applies to a mutual fund dealer or a
scholarship plan dealer, $25,000 of working
capital calculated in accordance with gener-
ally accepted accounting principles; and
(b) where it applies to any other category of
dealer other than a securities issuer, $25,000
of net free capital calculated in accordance
with Form 9.
95. — ( 1 ) Except where the Director is satisfied in a
particular case that reduced or no coverage would not
be prejudicial to the public interest every dealer,
other than a mutual fund dealer and a security issuer,
shall maintain bonding or insurance, by means of a
broker's blanket bond on terms acceptable to the Di-
rector, in an amount of not less than $200,000, or such
larger amount as is indicated to be necessary by the
resolution referred to in subsection 4.
(2) Every mutual fund dealer shall maintain bond-
ing or insurance, on terms acceptable to the Director,
(a) for employees in an amount not less than
$50,000 for each employee, or such larger
amount as is indicated to be necessary by the
resolution referred to in subsection 4;
(b) for itself in an amount to be determined by
the Director.
(3) Except where the Director is satisfied in a par-
ticular case that reduced or no coverage would not be
prejudicial to the public interest, every security issuer,
every adviser and every underwriter shall maintain
bonding or insurance, on terms acceptable to the Di-
rector, in an amount of not less than $10,000, or such
larger amount as is indicated to be necessary by the
resolution referred to in subsection 4.
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(4) Every person or company applying for registra-
tion or renewal of registration as a dealer, adviser or
underwriter shall deliver to the Director, with the ap-
plication, a certified copy of a resolution of its direc-
tors stating that full consideration has been given to
the amount of bonding or insurance necessary to
cover insurable risks in the business of the applicant
and that either,
(a) the minimum amount of coverage required by
this Regulation is sufficient; or
(b) the minimum amount of coverage required by
this Regulation is not sufficient but that an in-
dicated amount of coverage would be
sufficient.
(5) No registration or renewal of registration shall
be granted where in the opinion of the Director the
minimum amount of bonding or insurance required
by this Regulation or, where a larger amount is indi-
cated in a certified copy of a resolution referred to in
subsection 4, the amount stated in the resolution, is
not sufficient.
(6) The Director may exempt registrants who are
members of the Ontario District of the Investment
Dealers' Association of Canada, The Toronto Stock
Exchange or the Broker-Dealers' Association of On-
tario from compliance with subsection 4 where the Di-
rector is satisfied that the registrant is subject to re-
quirements imposed by one of those organizations
that provide at least equal protection for clients to
that under subsection 4.
96. Every registrant shall forthwith notify the Com-
mission in writing of any change in, or claim made un-
der, the provisions of any bond or insurance policy
maintained pursuant to the requirements of this Part.
97. — (1) Every dealer, other than a security issuer,
shall participate in a compensation fund or contin-
gency trust fund approved by the Commission and
established by an organization referred to in section
20 of the Act or a trust company registered under The
Loan and Trust Corporations Act.
(2) The Commission may vary the amount required
to be contributed by any participant where in its opin-
ion it would not be prejudicial to the public interest to
do so, provided that the variation is published by the
Commission in a publication published by it prior to
the variation taking effect.
98. At the request of the Commission, a registrant
shall enter into a subordination agreement in the form
prescribed by the Commission.
99. The financial statements and reports required
under sections 122 to 125 shall be reported upon by a
person, acceptable to the Commission, who is the au-
ditor of the registrant or is an accountant eligible for
appointment as the auditor.
CONDITIONS OF REGISTRATION - RECORD KEEPING
100.— (1) Every registrant shall maintain books and
records necessary to record properly its business
transactions and financial affairs.
(2) All records may be kept by means of mechani- I
cal, electronic or other devices where such method of
record keeping is not prohibited under other applica-
ble legislation and the registrant,
(a) takes adequate precautions, appropriate to
the means used, to guard against the risk or
falsification of the information recorded: and
(b) provides a means for making the information
available in an accurate and intelligible form
within a reasonable time to any person law-
fully entitled to examine the records.
(3) Without restricting the generality of subsection
1, a registrant shall maintain each of the following
books and records that, in the opinion of the Director,
are appropriate to its business:
1. Blotters, or other records of original entry,
containing an itemized daily record of all pur-
chases and sales of securities, all receipts and
deliveries of securities, including certificate
numbers, all receipts and disbursements of
cash, all other debits and credits, the account
for which each transaction was effected, the
name of the securities, the class or designation
of the securities, the number or value of the
securities, the unit and aggregate purchase or
sale price, if any, the trade date and the name
or other designation of the person from whom
the securities were purchased or received or to
whom they were sold or delivered.
2. Ledgers or other records maintained in detail
reflecting all the assets and liabilities, income
and expense and capital accounts.
3. Ledger accounts or other records itemizing
separately for each cash and margin account
of every client, all purchases, sales, receipts,
and deliveries of securities and commodities
for the account and all other debits and cred- f
its to the account.
4. Ledgers or other records reflecting,
i. securities in transfer,
ii. dividends and interest received,
iii. securities borrowed and securities loaned,
iv. moneys borrowed and moneys loaned, to-
gether with a record of the collateral there-
for and any substitutions in the collateral,
and
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v. securities which the registrant has failed to
receive and failed to deliver.
5. A securities record or ledger showing sepa-
rately for each security as of the trade date or
settlement date all long and short positions,
including securities in safekeeping, carried for
the registrant's account or for the account of
clients, the location of all securities long and
the position offsetting securities sold short
and, in all cases, the name or designation or
the account in which each position is carried.
6. An adequate record of each order and of any
other instruction, which may be a copy or the
order of instruction, given or received for the
purchase or sale of securities, whether exe-
cuted or unexecuted, showing,
i. the terms and conditions of the order or
instruction and of any modification or
cancellation of the order or instruction,
ii. the account to which the order or instruc-
tion relates.
iii. where the order or instruc'ion is placed by
an individual other than,
A. the person in whose name the account
is operated, or
B. an individual duly authorized to place
orders or instructions on behalf of a
customer that is a company,
the name, sales number or designation of
the individual placing the order or instruc-
tion,
iv. the time of the entry of the order or in-
struction, and, where the order is entered
pursuant to the exercise or discretionary
power of a registrant or any employee of a
registrant, a statement to that effect.
v. the price at which the order or instruction
was executed, and
vi. to the extent feasible, the time of execu-
tion or cancellation.
7. Copies of confirmations or other records of all
purchases and sales of securities required by
section 35 of the Act and copies of notices of
all other debits and credits of securities, cash
and other items for the accounts of clients.
8. Subject to subsection 4 of section 101 a client
record in respect of each cash and margin ac-
count containing,
i. the name and address of the beneficial
owner and the guarantor, if any, of the ac-
count,
ii. where trading instructions are accepted
from a person or company other than the
client, written authorization or ratification
from the client naming the person or com-
pany, and
iii. in the case of a margin account a properly
executed margin agreement containing the
signature of the owner and the guarantor,
if any. and the additional information ob-
tained pursuant to the requirements of
sections 101 and 102.
but. in the case of a joint account or an ac-
count of a corporation, such records are re-
quired only in respect of the person or persons
authorized to transact business for the ac-
9. A record of all puts, calls, spreads, straddles
and other options in which the registrant has
any direct or indirect interest or which the
registrant has granted or guaranteed, contain-
ing at least an identification of the security
and the underlying security and the number
of underlying securities to which the put, call,
spread, straddle or other option relates.
1 0. A record of the proof of money balances of all
ledger accounts in the form of trial balances
and a record of a reasonable calculation of
minimum free capital, adjusted liabilities and
capital required, prepared for each month
within a reasonable time after the month.
(4) Unless otherwise required by applicable legisla-
tion to be maintained for a longer period of time,
(a) records relating to unexecuted orders or in-
structions as prescribed in paragraph 6 of sub-
section 3 and confirmations prescribed in
paragraph 7 of the said subsection, shall be
maintained for a period of at least two years;
and
(b) documents relating to executed orders or in-
structions as prescribed in paragraph 6 of sub-
section 3, shall be maintained for a period of
at least five years and shall be retained in a
readily accessible location for the first two
years of that five year period.
(5) Subject to subsection 6, every registrant shall
maintain the situs of its books and records in Ontario.
(6) Where the head officer of the registrant is not in
Ontario, the registrant shall maintain in Ontario such
books and records as are necessary to record properly
its business transactions and financial affairs in Ontar-
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CONDITIONS OF REGISTRATION — NEW ACCOUNTS
AND
SUPERVISION
101. — (1) Every registered dealer and adviser shall
establish procedures for dealing with its clients that
conform with prudent business practice and that ena-
ble it to service its clients adequately and shall take
whatever steps are necessary or appropriate to super-
vise such procedures properly.
(2) Brokers and investment dealers may comply
with this section by following the guidelines published
from time to time by The Toronto Stock Exchange
and the Investment Dealers' Association of Canada, if
the guidelines are submitted to the Commission before
they are to take effect, and the Commission does not
object to them.
(3) The procedures referred to in subsection 1 shall
be in writing and designate a partner or director or, in
the case of a branch office, a manager reporting di-
rectly to the designated partner or director, who shall
be responsible for approving the opening of new ac-
counts and the supervision of trades made for or to
that client.
(4) For the purposes of subsection i, but without
limiting the requirements of that subsection and sub-
ject to subsection 7, each dealer, investment counsel
and portfolio manager shall make such enquiries as,
(a) will enable it to establish the identity and,
where applicable, the credit worthiness of
each client, and the reputation of the client if
information known to the dealer, investment
counsel or portfolio manager, causes doubt as
to whether the client is of good reputation;
and
(b) subject to subsection 5, are appropriate in
view of the nature of the client's investment
and of the type of transaction being effected
for its account, as to the general investment
needs and objectives of each client and the
suitability of a proposed purchase or sale for
that client.
(5) Clause b of subsection 4 does not apply to a
dealer who executes a trade on the instructions of an
investment counsel, portfolio manager, another deal-
er, a bank to which the Bank Act (Canada) applies, a
loan corporation or trust company registered under
The Loan and Trust Corporations Act, or an insurance
company licensed under The Insurance Act.
(6) For the purposes of complying with the require-
ments of this section as to obtaining appropriate infor-
mation concerning new clients, use of a form in ac-
cordance with the published requirements of the
Commission in a publication published by it is
sufficient, but other forms or procedures may be used
where they are more appropriate.
(7) Notwithstanding subsection 1 and subsection 3,
where an account is opened and traded by an invest-
ment counsel or portfolio manager on behalf of a
client or clients,
(a) where the investment counsel or portfolio
manager executes orders in its own name or
identifies its client or clients by means of a
code or symbols the dealer must satisfy itself
as to the credit worthiness of the investment
counsel or portfolio manager but shall not
otherwise have any responsibility for the suit-
ability of any trade for the client or clients of
the investment counsel or portfolio manager;
and
(b) where the investment counsel or portfolio
manager executes orders in the name of its
client with no agreement that payment of the
account is guaranteed by the investment
counsel or portfolio manager the dealer shall,
(i) obtain full information concerning the
client with a view to determining the credit
worthiness of the client, or
(ii) obtain a letter of undertaking from the in-
vestment counsel or portfolio manager
and the letter shall refer to the familiarity
of the investment counsel or portfolio
manager with applicable rules of account
supervision and the letter shall contain a
convenant to make the investigation con-
templated by such rules and to advise,
where known, if the client is an insider or
an employee, director or officer of a com-
pany or a partner in a firm engaged in the
securities business,
but the dealer shall not have responsibility for
determining the suitability of any trade for
the client.
102. — (1) Every investment counsel shall maintain
standards directed to ensuring fairness in the alloca-
tion of investment opportunities among his clients and
a copy of the policies established shall be furnished to
each client and filed with the Commission.
(2) Every investment counsel shall charge his clients
directly for his services and such charge may be based
upon the dollar value of the client's portfolio, but not
on the value or volume of the transactions initiated for
the client and, except with the written agreement of
the client, shall not be contingent upon profits or per-
formance.
(3) Subject to subsection 4 every investment coun-
sel shall ensure that,
(a) the account of each client is supervised sepa-
rate and distinct from other clients; and
(b) except in the case of mutual or pension funds.
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an order placed on behalf of one account is
not pooled with that of another account.
(4) A portfolio manager shall ensure that the ac-
count of each client is supervised, separate and dis-
tinct from other clients but, subject to the by-laws of
The Toronto Stock Exchange with respect to commis-
sion rate structure, an order placed on behalf of one
account may be pooled with that of another account.
(5) Where there has been a material change in the
ownership or control of the investment counsel or
where it is proposed that an investment counsel sell or
assign the account of a client in whole or in part to an-
other registrant, the investment counsel shall, prior to
such sale or assignment and immediately after such
material change, give a written explanation to the
client of the proposal or change and he shall inform
the client of the client's right to withdraw his account.
(6) No purchase or sale of any security in which an
investment counsel or any partner, officer or associate
of an investment counsel has a direct or indirect bene-
ficial interest shall be made from or to any portfolio
managed or supervised by the investment counsel.
CONDITIONS OF REGISTRATION — SEGREGATION OF
FUNDS AND SECURITIES
103. — (1) Securities that are held by a registrant for
a client pursuant to a written safekeeping agreement
and that are unencumbered shall be kept apart from
all other securities and be identified as being held in
safekeeping for a client in the registrant's security po-
sition record, client's ledger and statement of account.
(2) Securities held under subsection 1 may be re-
leased only on an instruction from the client and not
solely because the client has become indebted to the
registrant.
104. — (1) Securities held by a registrant for a client
that are unencumbered and that are either fully paid
for or are excess margin securities but that are not
held pursuant to a written safekeeping agreement shall
be.
(a) segregated and identified as being paid in
trust for the client; and
(b) described as being held in segregation on the
registrant's security position record, client's
ledger and statement of account.
(2) Segregated securities may be used by the regis-
trant, by sale or loan, whenever a client becomes in-
debted to a registrant but only to the extent reason-
ably necessary to cover the indebtedness.
(3) Bulk segregation of securities described in
subsection 1 is permissible.
105. Clients' free credit balances, where satisfactory
arrangements concerning bonding or insurance have
not been made and approved by the Commission,
shall be deposited in a client's trust account and prop-
erly identified forthwith upon their receipt by the reg-
istrant.
106. Subscriptions or prepayments held pending in-
vestment by mutual fund dealers, securities advisers
or investment counsel shall be segregated in a trust ac-
count and not commingled with the assets of the deal-
er, adviser or counsel.
107. The Director may exempt registrants who are
members of the Ontario District of the Investment
Dealers' Association of Canada or The Toronto Stock
Exchange from compliance with sections 103 to 106
where the Director is satisfied that the registrant is
subject to requirements imposed by one or both of
those organizations that provide protection for clients
at least equal to that under the said sections 103 to
106.
CONDITIONS OF REGISTRATION — STATEMENTS OF
ACCOUNT AND PORTFOLIO
108. — (1) Subject to subsection 5, a dealer shall
send a statement of account to each client at the end
of each month in which the client has effected a trans-
action, where there is debit or credit balance or securi-
ties held.
(2) Subject to subsection 5, where a client has not
effected a transaction but there are either funds or se-
curities held by the dealer on a continuing basis, the
dealer shall forward a statement of account to the
client showing any debit or credit balance and the de-
tails of any securities held or owned not less than once
every three months.
(3) The Director may vary subsections 1 and 2 as
they apply to any dealer.
(4) The statements required by subsections 1 and 2
must list the securities held for the client and indicate
clearly which securities are held for safekeeping or in
segregation.
(5) A mutual fund dealer is not required to comply
with subsections 1 and 2. where a statement of ac-
count is sent to each client not less frequently than
once every twelve months, showing the number and
market value at the date of purchase or redemption, of
securities purchased or redeemed during the period
since the date of the last statement sent under this
subsection and showing the total market value of all
securities of the mutual fund held by the client at the
date of the statement.
(6) Except where the client has expressly directed
otherwise, every portfolio manager shall send to each
client not less than once every three months, a state-
ment of the portfolio of such client under his manage-
ment.
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CONDITIONS OF REGISTRATION — PROFICIENCY
REQUIREMENTS
109. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, no individual
shall be granted registration as a salesman of a regis-
tered dealer unless the individual has been registered
previously as a dealer or a partner or officer of a
dealer or has successfully completed the Canadian Se-
curities Course.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection I, an individual
may be granted registration as a salesmen of a regis-
tered mutual fund dealer if the individual has success-
fully completed the Canadian Investment Funds
Course.
(3) In addition to the requirements of subsection 1,
no individual shall be granted registration as a sales-
man with a broker or investment dealer unless he has
been registered previously as a salesman or he has suc-
cessfully completed the Registered Representatives
Examination.
(4) No individual shall be granted registration as a
securities adviser or as a partner or officer of a regis-
tered securities adviser unless the individual has suc-
cessfully completed the Canadian Securities Course
and Canadian Investment Finance Course and has
established to the satisfaction of the Director that he
has performed research involving the financial analy-
sis of investment for at least five years under the su-
pervision of an adviser.
(5) No individual shall be granted registration as an
investment counsel or as a partner or officer of a regis-
tered investment counsel unless the individual has
successfully completed the Canadian Securities
Course, the Canadian Investment Finance Course and
the first year of the Chartered Financial Analysts
Course, and has been employed for at least five years
performing research involving the financial analysis of
investments with at least three of those years under
the supervision of an adviser having the responsibility
for the management or supervision of investment
portfolios having an aggregate value of not less than
$1,000,000.
(6) No individual shall be granted registration as a
broker, broker-dealer, investment dealer or securities
dealer or as a partner or an officer of such dealers un-
less the individual has successfully completed the
Partners', Directors' and Senior Officers' Qualifying
Examination.
110. — (1) No person, other than an individual, or
company shall be granted registration as a partner or
officer of a registered securities adviser unless the per-
son or an individual employed by the person or com-
pany and responsible for discharging the obligations
of the person or company as a partner or officer of the
adviser has successfully completed the Canadian Se-
curities Course and the Canadian Investment Finance
Course and has established to the satisfaction of the
Director that he has performed research involving the
financial analysis of investments for at least five years
under the supervision of an adviser.
(2) No person, other than an individual, or com-
pany shall be granted registration as a partner or
officer of a registered investment counsel unless the
person or an individual employed by the person or
company and responsible for discharging the obliga-
tions of the person or company as a partner or officer
of the investment counsel has successfully completed
the Canadian Securities Course, the Canadian Invest-
ment Finance Course and the first year of the Char-
tered Financial Analysts Course and has been em-
ployed for at least five years performing research
involving the financial analysis of investments with at
least three of those years under the supervision of an
adviser having the responsibility for the management
or supervision of investment portfolios having an ag-
gregate value of not less than $1,000,000.
(3) No person, other than an individual, or com-
pany shall be granted registration as a broker, bro-
ker-dealer, investment dealer or securities dealer, or as
a partner or officer of the dealer unless the person or
an individual employed by the person or company
and responsible for discharging the obligations of the
person or company as a partner or officer of the regis-
tered dealer has successfully completed the Partners',
Directors' and Senior Officers' Qualifying Examina-
tion.
111. Notwithstanding sections 109 and 110, where
the Director is satisfied that a person or company has
the educational qualifications and experience that are
equivalent to what is required in those sections, the
Director may, subject to such terms and conditions as
he may impose, exempt the person or company from
such sections.
112. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, no individual
shall be granted registration or renewal of registration
as a salesman unless he is employed full time as a
salesman.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to an individual
granted registration or renewal of registration where.
(a) the individual is a part-time student enrolled
in a business, commercial or financial course;
(b) the individual is a full-time student enrolled in
a business, commercial or financial course
and he satisfies the Director that he has a
present intention of continuing a career in the
investment business;
(c) the individual is otherwise employed for six
months or less during the calendar year and
while so employed is not employed as a sales-
(d) the individual is carrying on a hobby, recrea- I
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of the Director will not interfere with his
duties and responsibilities as a salesman:
(e) in the case of a salesman employed by a mu-
tual fund dealer, the area in which the indi-
vidual is to be employed is in the opinion of
the Director so remote and sparsely populated
that full-time employment as a salesman is
not economically feasible:
(J) the individual holds a licence as an insurance
agent under The Insurance Act or a licence as
an investment contract sales agent under The
Investment Contracts Act and is in the employ
or under the sponsorship of the dealer who
proposes to employ him;
(g) with the written consent of the dealer employ-
ing him and the Director, the individual is
employed outside the normal working hours
and there is no conflict of interest arising from
his duties as a salesman and his outside em-
ployment;
(A) the individual is carrying on an activity which
in the opinion of the Director and the em-
ployer will not in the circumstances interfere
with his duties and responsibility as a sales-
man and there is no conflict of interest arising
from his duties as a salesman and his outside
activity; or
(0 the individual is registered under The Com-
modity Futures Act, 1978.
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION
113, Unless the Director permits or requires other-
wise,
(a) an applicant for registration as a dealer, ad-
viser or underwriter, or any combination
thereof shall complete and execute Form 3
and an applicant for registration as an adviser
shall file together with Form 3 the financial
statements referred to in clauses a, b, c and d
of subsection 1 of section 10 made up as at a
date not more than 90 days prior to the date
of the application or such other supporting
material as may be satisfactory to the Direc-
tor; and
(b) an applicant for registration as,
(i) a salesman, or
(ii) a partner or officer of a registered dealer
or a registered adviser,
shall complete and execute Form 4. unless the
information required by Form 4 has previ-
ously been filed by the applicant.
RENEWALS OF REGISTRATION
114. — (I) Every registration and renewal of regis-
tration expires on the day preceding its anniversary
date in the year following the year in which it was
granted.
(2) Every application for renewal of registration
shall be filed no later than 30 days prior to the date on
which the registration or renewal of registration ex-
pires.
115. — (1) Unless the Director permits or requires
otherwise, and. subject to subsection 2. every applica-
tion for renewal of registration as a dealer, adviser or
underwriter shall be by way of a letter filed with the
Director requesting renewal of registration.
(2) Subject to subsection 3, where the information
filed by the applicant in his last application for regis-
tration has changed and particulars of such change
have not been filed with the Commission as an appli-
cation for amendment or renewal of registration, an
application for renewal of registration shall be pre-
pared in accordance with Form 5.
(3) Where the information that has changed is that
required in an exhibit required by clause b of item 10
of Form 3 and is for a person in respect of whom a
similar exhibit has been filed by the applicant with a
Securities Commission or Administrator in a province
or territory of Canada in which the principal office of
the applicant is situate, the exhibit is not required for
the person, where the full name of the person and the
place that the exhibit has been so filed are stated.
116. — (1) Unless the Director permits or requires
otherwise, and subject to subsection 2. an application
for renewal of registration as a salesman shall be by-
way of letter filed with the Director requesting re-
newal of registration.
(2) Where the information filed by the applicant in
his last application for registration has changed and
particulars of such change have not been filed with the
Commission as an application for amendment or re-
newal of registration, an application for renewal of
registration shall be prepared in accordance with
Form 6.
EXAMINATION
1 17. A summons for an examination under section
30 of the Act shall be in Form 8.
AMENDMENTS TO REGISTRATION
118. — (1) Subject to subsections 2 and 3. every no-
tice to the Director under subsection I or 2 of section
32 of the Act shall be by way of a letter filed with the
Director, providing the information required by the
applicable part of such subsections.
(2) Upon receipt and review of the letter referred to
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in subsection 1 the Director may require an applica-
tion for amendment of registration prepared in ac-
cordance with Form 7.
(3) Notice to the Director under subsection 1 or 2
of section 32 of the Act is not required where the reg-
istrant is a reporting issuer.
119. Every notice to the Director under subsection
3 of section 32 of the Act shall be by way of a letter
filed with the Director, providing the information re-
quired by the applicable part of that subsection and
signed by the salesman.
120. Every escrow agreement referred to in para-
graph 14 of subsection 2 of section 34 of the Act shall
be in accordance with Form 16.
121. Every transferee of shares that are subject to
the escrow agreement shall sign an acknowledgement
in accordance with Form 18 and file it within ten days
of the date of the Commission's consent to a transfer
in escrow.
REPORTING TO ONTARIO SECURITIES COMMISSION
122. Every adviser, mutual fund dealer and scholar-
ship plan dealer shall deliver to the Commission
within 90 days after the end of its financial year a
copy of its financial statements for the financial year.
123. The financial statements required to be deliv-
ered under section 122 shall include,
(a) an income statement, a statement of surplus
and a statement of changes in financial posi-
tion, each for the financial year; and
(b) a balance sheet as at the end of the financial
year, signed by one director of the registrant.
124. Every mutual fund dealer and scholarship plan
dealer shall deliver to the Commission within 90 days
after the end of its financial year a report prepared in
accordance with Statement C of Form 9.
125. Every securities dealer and underwriter that is
not a member in good standing of a self-regulatory
body referred to in section 20 of the Act shall deliver
to the Commission within 90 days after the end of its
financial year a report prepared in accordance with
Form 9.
126. Form 10 may be used as a guideline for the
purpose of assisting in the auditing of the financial
statements of a portfolio manager.
127. The report required by section 125 shall be au-
dited in accordance with generally accepted auditing
standards and the audit requirements published by the
Commission.
128. — (1) Every registrant that is not a member in
good standing of a self-regulatory body referred to in
section 20 of the Act shall issue a direction to its audi-
tor instructing the auditor to conduct any audit re-
quested by the Commission or the Director during its
registration and shall deliver a copy of the direction to
the Commission,
(a) with its application for registration; and
(b) immediately after the registrant changes its
auditor.
(2) Where the Commission or the Director requests
an auditor to conduct an audit of the financial affairs
of a registrant in accordance with a direction referred
to in subsection I, all fees related to the audit shall be
paid by the registrant.
129. Every audit under section 21 of the Act shall
relate to the affairs of the registrant and shall be per-
formed in accordance with generally accepted audit-
ing standards and the audit requirements published by
the Commission.
130. — (1) Every report of an auditor under section
21 of the Act shall be prepared in accordance with
generally accepted auditing standards.
(2) No registrant shall withhold, destroy or conceal
any information or documents or otherwise fail to co-
operate with a reasonable request made by an auditor
of a registrant in the course of an audit under section
21 of the Act.
NON-RESIDENT OWNERSHIP RESTRICTIONS
131. For the purposes of sections 131 to 135, where
a security is owned jointly and one or more of the
joint owners is a non-resident, the security shall be
deemed to be owned by a non-resident.
132. Subject to section 133, registration and r<
newal of registration is conditional upon,
(a) the applicant or registrant being a resident
and
(b) the beneficial ownership of or control or di
rection over securities of any class of securi
ties of an applicant or registrant by non-resij
dents and their associates and affiliates no'
exceeding 25 per cent of the issued securitie i
of that class, with no single non-resident an»| ,
his associates and affiliates having a beneficial
interest in or exercising control or directio j
over more than 10 per cent of the issued sect;
rities of that class of securities.
133. — <1) The renewal of registration of a non-res'
dent controlled registrant is conditional upon,
(a) there being no material change in ownershi!
without the consent or permission of th'
Commission under subsections 2 and 3;
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(b) where the non-resident controlled registrant is
a non-resident controlled dealer, its capital
not exceeding its permissible capital; and
(c) where the parent of a non-resident controlled
registrant has paid a dividend to its share-
holders in its last financial year, the non-resi-
dent controlled registrant paying to its share-
holders within twelve months of the date on
which the dividend of the parent company
was paid the same percentage of its retained
earnings, if any, that the dividends paid by its
parent company were of the parent compa-
ny's retained earnings.
(2) Except where.
(a) the written consent of the Commission is ob-
tained prior to the commencement of a distri-
bution; and
(b) all terms and conditions of the Commission's
written consent referred to in clause a are
complied with,
an increase in the capital of a parent company of a
non-resident controlled registrant through a distribu-
tion of its securities shall be deemed to be a material
change in the ownership of the non-resident con-
trolled registrant.
(3) Upon the application of a non-resident con-
trolled registrant the Commission, where it is satisfied
that,
(a) the non-resident controlled registrant pro-
vides a material or unique service to Ontario
investors not substantially available to those
investors through other registrants; and
(b) either,
(i) the non-resident and his associates or
affiliates have made reasonable efforts
without success to obtain resident Cana-
dian purchasers for the voting securities
over which they exercise control or direc-
tion of the non-resident controlled regis-
trant and that under the control or direc-
tion of the proposed non-resident, the
non-resident controlled registrant would
continue to provide the material or unique
service to Ontario investors, or
(ii) the continuation of the material or unique
service to Ontario investors is dependent
upon continued non-resident control or
direction,
and that to do so would not otherwise be pre-
judicial to the public interest, may permit a
material change in non-resident ownership,
control or direction of the non-resident con-
trolled registrant subject to such terms and
conditions as the Commission may impose.
(4) Upon an application of a non-resident con-
trolled registrant, the Commission may exempt the
non-resident controlled registrant from the obligation
to comply with clause c of subsection I, upon such
terms and conditions as it may impose, where it is sat-
isfied that to do so would not be prejudicial to the
public interest.
134. — (1) Every money market dealer and every
non-resident controlled dealer shall file with the Com-
mission, within ninety days of the end of each finan-
cial year ending in the twelve months preceding the
1st day of April, in which it held registration, its finan-
cial statement for the financial year.
(2) The Commission shall calculate the domestic
base capital for each financial year and shall compare
the domestic base capital for each financial year with
the domestic base capital of the previous financial
year for the purpose of calculating the percentage in-
crease or decrease in the domestic base capital.
(3) The Commission shall calculate the permissible
capital of each non-resident controlled dealer for each
financial year by applying the percentage rate of in-
crease or decrease in domestic base capital for that
financial year to the existing permissible capital of the
non-resident controlled dealer.
(4) The Commission shall notify each non-resident
controlled dealer of its permissible capital for each
financial year.
135. — (1) Where the capital of a non-resident con-
trolled dealer is less than its permissible capital, the
capital may be increased by an amount up to, but not
exceeding, the difference between capital and permis-
sible capital provided that the funds employed for the
purpose of increasing the capital are earnings of the
non-resident controlled dealer.
(2) Subject to subsections 3 and 4, where after re-
ceiving notice of its permissible capital from the Com-
mission for any given year the capital of the non-resi-
dent controlled dealer as shown in its audited
financial statement for the same period exceeds its
permissible capital, its capital shall be reduced by an
amount equal to the excess, within thirty days of re-
ceipt of the notice from the Commission.
(3) Where the capital of a non-resident controlled
dealer does not exceed $250,000, the capital is not re-
quired to be reduced where the nature of the business
of the non-resident controlled dealer has not changed.
(4) Upon an application of a non-resident con-
trolled dealer, the Commission may exempt the non-
resident controlled dealer from the requirement of
subsection 2, upon such terms and conditions as it
may impose, where it is satisfied that to do so would
not be prejudicial to the public interest.
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FURTHER EXEMPTIONS FROM REGISTRATION
REQUIREMENTS
136. Registration is not required as an adviser by a
broker or investment dealer acting as a portfolio man-
ager where,
(a) The Toronto Stock Exchange, in the case of a
broker, or the Investment Dealers' Associa-
tion of Canada, in the case of an investment
dealer, as the self-regulatory body to whose
discipline the broker or investment dealer is
subject, has passed by-laws or regulations
that,
(i) govern the activities of its members as
portfolio managers,
(ii) impose standards and conditions applica-
ble to all members managing the invest-
ment portfolios of clients through discre-
tionary authority granted by the clients,
and
(iii) together with any amendments thereto,
have been approved by the Commission as
the substantial equivalent of the require-
ments and conditions of registration for
portfolio managers;
(b) The Toronto Stock Exchange or the Invest-
ment Dealers' Association of Canada, as the
case may be, has,
(i) recognized certain activities of the broker
or investment dealer as being the equiva-
lent of those of a portfolio manager and
has so advised the Commission, and
(ii) with respect to the broker or investment
dealer, provided the Commission with,
a. the names of any partner, director,
officer or employee designated and ap-
proved pursuant to the applicable by-
laws or regulations, to make invest-
ment decisions on behalf of or to offer
advice to clients, and
b. any changes made from time to time in
the designation and approval of any
partner, director, officer or employee;
and
(c) the designated and approved individuals re-
ferred to in clause b, who are resident in On-
tario, are registered, designated or approved
to trade in securities under section 24 of the
Act.
137. — (1) An applicant for recognition as an ex-
empt purchaser or for renewal of recognition as an ex-
empt purchaser shall complete and execute Form 1 1 .
(2) No person or company shall be granted recogni-
tion as an exempt purchaser or renewal of recognition
as an exempt purchaser for a period of more than one
year.
(3) Every application for renewal of recognition as
an exempt purchaser shall be filed no later than 30
days prior to the date on which the then current rec-
ognition as an exempt purchaser expires.
138. For the purposes of clause e of paragraph I of
subsection 2 of section 34 of the Act, the Asian Devel-
opment Bank and the Inter- American Development
Bank shall,
(a) file with the Commission copies of its annual
report to its Board of Governors and copies of
its charter documents and any material modifi-
cations and amendments thereto; and
(b) file with the Commission, prior to the initial
trade by it of its securities in Ontario, and
thereafter, the material that it would be re-
quired to file with the Securities and Ex-
change Commission of the United States of
America if all trades of such securities made
by it in Ontario had been made in the United
States of America; and
(c) advise the Commission in writing if its,
(i) filing requirements with, or
(ii) exemptions from legislation administered
by,
the Securities and Exchange Commission of
the United States of America are suspended,
revoked or substantially amended.
139. — (1) Registration is not required in respect of a
trade,
(a) of the kind referred to in sections 14, 16 and
17; or
(b) made through the facilities of a stock ex-
change recognized by the Commission for the
purposes of this section, where,
(i) the trade is effected in whole or part by
means of telephone or other telecommuni-
cations equipment linking the facilities of
that stock exchange with the facilities of
another stock exchange recognized by the
Commission for the purposes of this sec-
tion,
(ii) the trade is made in a security of a class or
type designated by the Commission as ex-
empt for the purposes of this section, and
(iii) each of the parties to the trade is regis-
tered as a dealer, or in a similar capacity.
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under the securities legislation of a prov-
ince or territory of Canada.
140. Registration is not required by a bank to which
the Bank Act (Canada) applies to act as an underwriter
with respect to a trade,
(a) referred to in subsection 1 of section 34 of the
Act; or
(b) in a security referred to in subsection 2 of sec-
tion 34 of the Act.
PART VI
ONTARIO SECURITIES COMMISSION
PROCEDURE AND RELATED MATTERS
TRANSITION
141. Notwithstanding any other provision in this
Regulation, the disclosure, including disclosure of re-
muneration of directors and senior officers, that is re-
quired to be included in,
(a) a prospectus the preliminary receipt for which
was issued on or before the date The Securities
Act, 1978 came into force, whether the receipt
for the prospectus was issued before or after
the date The Securities Act, 1978 came into
force: and
(b) an information circular mailed before or after
the date The Securities Act, 1978 came into
force, with respect to a meeting taking place
within sixty days after the date The Securities
Act, 1978 came into force,
may, in lieu of the applicable requirements of those
Parts, be made in the manner prescribed under The
Securities Act, being chapter 426 of the Revised Stat-
utes of Ontario, 1970 as it read immediately prior to
the date The Securities Act, 1978 came into force.
ENDORSEMENT OF WARRANTS
142. The endorsement of a warrant by a provincial
judge or justice of Ontario provided for by section 121
of the Act shall be in accordance with Form 40.
OVER-THE-COUNTER TRADING
143. — < 1 ) In thU section.
(a) "agency" means a person or company recog-
nized by the Commission for the purposes of
this section and established for the purpose of
receiving, assembling and publishing informa-
tion collected from registrants concerning the
details of trades in securities specified by the
Commission and executed through negotia-
tion or otherwise in the over-the-counter mar-
ket;
(b) "over-the-counter market" includes all trad-
ing in securities other than trades in securities
that are listed and posted for trading on any
stock exchange recognized by the Commis-
sion for the purpose of this section where the
securities are traded through the facilities of
any such stock exchange pursuant to the by-
laws, rules and policies of any such stock ex-
change.
(2) The Commission may require any class of regis-
trants, as a condition of registration, to report all
trades in the over-the-counter market to an agency in
accordance with the requirements of the agency and
to pay to the agency the fees of the agency approved
by the Commission.
(3) The forms, fees and other requirements of an
agency are subject to the approval of the Commission
and the forms, fees and other requirements, and any
amendment to any of them, shall be published by the
Commission in the month immediately following ap-
proval.
(4) The Commission may inspect all books, docu-
ments, correspondence and other records of any de-
scription maintained by an agency.
(5) Where the information received by an agency
under this section is recorded by means of a mechani-
cal, electronic or other device, the agency shall,
(a) take adequate precautions, appropriate to the
means used, for guarding against the risk of
falsifying the information recorded; and
(b) provide means for making the information
available to the Commission in an accurate
and intelligible form within a reasonable time.
EXECUTION AND CERTIFICATION OF DOCUMENTS
144. Except as otherwise provided in the Act or sec-
tion 1 1 of this Regulation,
(a) every document required or permitted to be
filed with the Commission by an individual
that is required to be signed or certified shall
be manually signed and shall include below
the signature the name of the individual in
typewritten or printed form;
(b) subject to clause c, every document required
or permitted to be filed with the Commission
by a company or person, other than an indi-
vidual, that is required to be signed or certifi-
ed, shall be manually signed by an officer or
director of the company or person and shall
include below the signature the name of the
officer or director in typewritten or printed
form;
(c) where a partner signs or certifies on behalf of
a professional partnership, the partner is not
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required to sign his name but if an individual
other than a partner signs or certifies, the indi-
vidual shall sign his name manually and the
name of the individual shall be included be-
low his signature in typewritten or printed
form; and
(d) where a document required or permitted to be
filed with the Commission by an individual
has been executed by an attorney or agent of
the individual, a duly completed power of at-
torney or document of authority authorizing
the signing of the document shall be filed with
the document unless the Director permits the
filing of the document without the power of
attorney or document of authority.
FEES AND FILING
145. — (1) Fees shall be paid to the Treasurer of On-
tario in accordance with Schedule 1.
(2) Where any material that is filed is not prepared
in accordance with the Act or this Regulation, the Di-
rector may, or the Commission may require the Direc-
tor to, return the material to the person or company
that is required to comply with the provisions.
(3) Where any material is returned to a person or
company under subsection 2, the fee paid upon the
filing of the material shall not be refunded without the
consent of the Commission.
INVESTIGATIONS
146. The following practices and procedures apply
to investigations conducted under the Act:
Every summons issued by a person under sub-
section 4 of section 1 1 or section 13 of the Act
shall be served personally on the individual
summoned who shall be paid the like fees and
allowances for his attendance before the per-
son as are paid for the attendance of a witness
summoned to attend before the Supreme
Court.
2. Every summons to a witness to appear before
a person appointed to make an investigation
under section 11 or 13 of the Act shall be in
Form I.
The service of a summons on a witness, the
payment or tender of fees and allowances to
the witness and the service of a notice on a
witness may be proved by an affidavit in
Form 2.
PART VII
INSIDER TRADING
147. The disclosure required by section 39 of the
Act with respect to a person or company that would
be an insider of the adviser if the adviser were a re-
porting issuer is required only where such person or
company participates in the formulation of, or has ac-
cess prior to implementation to, investment decisions
made on behalf of or the advice given to clients of the
adviser.
148. Every report required to be filed under subsec-
tion 1 of section 102 of the Act shall be prepared in
accordance with Form 36.
149. Every report required to be filed under subsec-
tion 2 of section 102 of the Act shall be prepared in
accordance with Form 37.
150. Where an insider does not have any direct or
indirect beneficial ownership of or control or direction
over securities of the reporting issuer, the insider is not
required to file a Form 36 merely to report that fact.
151. — (1) Every report required to be filed under
subsection 1 of section 103 of the Act shall be pre-
pared in accordance with,
(a) Form 36, where the person or company has
not previously filed Form 36 with respect to
other securities of the class of securities ac-
quired; or
(b) Form 37, where the person or company has
previously filed Form 36 with respect to other
securities of the class of securities acquired.
(2) Every report required to be filed under subsec-
tion 2 of section 103 of the Act shall be prepared in
accordance with Form 37.
152. Every report required to be filed under section
104 of the Act shall be filed within ten days of the date
of the transfer and shall be prepared in accordance
with,
(a) Form 36, where the insider has not previously
filed a report in Form 36 in respect of the
transferred securities; and
(b) Form 37, where the insider has previously
filed a report in Form 36 in respect of the
transferred securities.
153. Every report required to be filed under section
105 of the Act shall be prepared in accordance with
Form 38.
154. Every report required to be filed under section
113 of the Act shall be prepared in accordance with
Form 39.
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155. For the purposes of sections 102 and 103 of the
Act.
(a) a report filed by a company which includes
securities beneficially owned or deemed to be
beneficially owned by an affiliate or which in-
cludes changes in the affiliate's beneficial
ownership of the securities shall be deemed to
be a report filed by the affiliate and the
affiliate need not file a separate report: or
(b) a report filed by a person which includes the
securities beneficially owned or deemed to be
beneficially owned by a company controlled
by the person or by an affiliate of the con-
trolled company or which includes changes in
the controlled company's or affiliate's benefi-
cial ownership or deemed beneficial owner-
ship of the securities shall be deemed to be a
report filed by the controlled company or
affiliate and the controlled company and
affiliate need not file a separate report.
156. — (1) Where there are one or more executors,
administrators or other personal representatives of an
estate, referred to in this section as an executor, the re-
porting requirements of this Part shall be deemed to
be satisfied as they apply to,
(a) a co-executor; and
(b) the directors and senior officers of an executor
or co-executor,
where the applicable report is filed by a co-executor or
by the executor in respect of securities owned by the
estate.
(2) Subsection 1 only applies to reporting require-
ments that arise solely from the capacity of co-execu-
tor or director or senior officer of an executor or co-
executor.
PART VIII
PROXIES AND PROXY SOLICITATION
157. — ( 1 ) An information circular shall contain the
information prescribed in Form 30.
(2) The information required by Form 30 shall be
given as of a specified date not more than thirty days
prior to the date upon which the information circular
is first sent to any of the security holders of the report-
ing issuer.
(3) The information contained in an information
circular shall be clearly presented and the statements
made therein shall be divided into groups according to
subject matter and the various groups of statements
shall be preceded by appropriate headings.
(4) The order of items set out in Form 30 need not
be followed.
(5) Where practicable and appropriate, information
required by Form 30 shall be presented in tabular
form.
(6) All amounts required by Form 30 shall be stated
in figures.
(7) Information required by more than one applica-
ble item in Form 30 need not be repeated.
(8) No statement need be made in response to any
item in Form 30 which is inapplicable and negative
answers to any item may be omitted.
(9) Information that is not known to the person or
company on whose behalf the solicitation is to be
made and that is not reasonably within the power of
the person or company to ascertain or procure may be
omitted if a brief statement is made in the information
circular of the circumstances rendering the informa-
tion unavailable.
(10) There may be omitted from the information
circular any information contained in any other infor-
mation circular, notice of meeting or form of proxy
sent to the persons or companies whose proxies were
solicited in connection with the same meeting if refer-
ence is made to the particular document containing
the information.
158. — ( 1) Every form of proxy sent or delivered to a
security holder of a reporting issuer by a person or
company soliciting proxies shall indicate in bold-face
type whether or not the proxy is solicited by or on be-
half of the management of the reporting issuer and
shall provide a specifically designated blank space for
dating the form of proxy.
(2) An information circular or form of proxy shall
indicate in bold-face type that the security holder has
the right to appoint a person or company to represent
him at the meeting other than the person or company,
if any. designated in the form of proxy and shall con-
tain instructions as to the manner in which the secu-
rity holder may exercise the right.
(3) If a form of proxy contains a designation of a
named person or company as nominee, it shall pro-
vide a means whereby the security holder may desig-
nate in the form of proxy some other person or com-
pany as his nominee.
(4) Every form of proxy shall provide a means for
the security holder to specify that the securities regis-
tered in his name shall be voted for or against each
matter or group of related matters identified therein or
in the notice of meeting or in an information circular,
other than the appointment of an auditor and the elec-
tion of directors.
(5) A proxy may confer discretionary authority
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with respect to each matter referred to in subsection 4
as to which a choice is not so specified if the form of
proxy or the information circular states in bold-face
type how the securities represented by the proxy will
be voted in respect of each matter or group of related
matters.
(6) A proxy shall provide a means for the security
holder to specify that the securities registered in the
name of the security holder shall be voted or withheld
from voting in respect of the appointment of an audi-
tor or the election of directors.
(7) A proxy or an information circular shall state
that the securities represented by the proxy will be
voted or withheld from voting in accordance with the
instructions of the security holder on any ballot that
may be called for and that, if the security holder spec-
ifies a choice under subsection 4 or 6, with respect to
any matter to be acted upon, the securities shall be
voted accordingly.
159. A proxy may confer discretionary authority
with respect to,
(a) amendments or variations to matters iden-
tified in the notice of meeting; and
(b) other matters which may properly come be-
fore the meeting,
where,
(c) the person or company by whom or on whose
behalf the solicitation is made is not aware
within a reasonable time prior to the time the
solicitation is made that any such amend-
ments, variations or other matters are to be
presented for action at the meeting; and
(d) a specific statement is made in the informa-
tion circular or in the form of proxy that the
proxy is conferring such discretionary author-
ity.
160. No proxy shall confer authority to vote,
(a) for the election of any person or company as a
director of a reporting issuer unless a bona fide
proposed nominee for such election is named
in the information circular; or
(b) at any meeting other than the meeting spec-
ified in the notice of meeting or any adjourn-
ment thereof.
161. Every person or company that sends or deliv-
ers an information circular or proxy to security
holders of a reporting issuer shall forthwith file a copy
of the information circular, proxy and all other mate-
rial sent or delivered by the person or company in
connection with the meeting to which the information
circular or proxy relates.
PART IX
TAKE-OVER BIDS AND ISSUER BIDS
162. — (1) In this Part, "closing price" as to a secu-
rity in which there is a published market, at any date,
means subject to subsection 2, the price per security at
which the last trade in that security was effected in the
published market on that day, exclusive of,
(a) odd lot transactions; and
(b) block transactions and other transactions
effected in a manner recognized by the rules
of the published market and that differ from
the conventional pricing process applicable to
that market,
but on a day in which no transactions other than
transactions referred to in clauses a and b occurred,
but as to which closing bid and ask prices were pub-
lished, the closing price is the average of such bid and
ask prices.
(2) Where there is more than one published market
for a security and one such published market is within
Canada, the "closing price" for purposes of subsection
1 shall be determined solely by reference to that mar-
ket, but if,
(a) there is more than one published market for
that security in Canada; or
(b) there is no published market for that security
in Canada,
the closing price shall be determined solely by refer-
ence to the published market within Canada, or that
outside Canada, as the case may be, on which the
greatest volume of trading in the particular security
occurred during the ten business days preceding the
date as of which the market price of that security is
being determined.
(3) For the purposes of this Regulation and Part
XIX of the Act, "market price" of a class of securities
on a particular date is an amount 15 per cent in excess
of the simple average of the closing price of securities
of that class for each day on which there was a closing
price and falling not more than ten business days be-
fore the relevant date.
(4) Notwithstanding that one or more published
markets has existed in respect of a class of securities,
for the purpose of determining market price, a pub-
lished market shall be deemed not to exist in that class
of securities at any particular date unless there has
been a closing price for securities of that class deter-
mined in such market or markets on at least one of the
ten business days preceding that date.
163.— (1) In this Part.
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{a) "going private transaction" means an amalga-
mation, arrangement, consolidation or other
transaction proposed to be carried out by an
insider of an issuer as a consequence of which
the interest of the holder of a participating se-
curity of the issuer in that security may be ter-
minated without the consent of that holder
and without the substitution therefor of an in-
terest of equivalent value in a participating se-
curity of the issuer or of a successor to the
business of that issuer or of another issuer
that controls the issuer:
(b) "participating security" means a security of
the issuer that carries the right to participate
in earnings to an unlimited degree including a
security that by its terms is convertible into or
exchangeable for or carries the right to pur-
chase such a security;
(c) "valuation" means a valuation of an issuer or
offeree company prepared by a qualified and
independent valuer based upon techniques
that are appropriate in the circumstances,
after considering going concern or liquidation
assumptions or both, together with other rele-
vant assumptions that arrives at an opinion as
to a value or range of values for the partici-
pating securities based upon such analysis
without any downward adjustments to reflect
the fact the participating securities do not
form part of a controlling interest.
(2) Except where the maker of a take-over bid or is-
suer bid lacks access to information enabling him to
comply with this subsection, where it is anticipated in
a take-over bid or issuer bid circular that a going pri-
vate transaction will follow, the circular shall, subject
to any variation consented to in writing by the Direc-
tor, contain a summary of a valuation of the offeree
company or of the issuer, as the case may be. together
with a statement that a copy of the valuation will be
sent upon request to any registered holder of the secu-
rities affected for a nominal charge sufficient to cover
printing and postage.
(3) A valuation required by subsection 2 shall be
filed with the Commission and shall be at a date not
more than 1 20 days prior to the date of the take-over
bid or issuer bid and shall contain appropriate adjust-
ments for material intervening events, but if a valua-
tion at a date more than 120 days prior to the date of
such bid is available, it shall satisfy the requirements
of this section if accompanied by a letter addressed to
the holders of the securities affected confirming that
the valuer has no reasonable ground to believe that
any intervening event has materially affected the value
or range of values determined in such valuation or. if
there has been such an event, describing it and stating
the resultant change in the value or range of values in
the valuation.
(4) Upon application by an interested party, where
the Director is of the opinion that disclosure of infor-
mation required to be furnished to the holders of par-
ticipating securities by subsection 2 would cause a det-
riment to the offeree company, the issuer or the
security holders that would outweigh the benefit of the
information to the prospective recipients, the Director
may permit the omission of the information from such
copies of the valuation.
164. A take-over bid circular shall contain the in-
formation prescribed in Form 3 1 .
165. A directors* circular shall contain the informa-
tion prescribed in Form 32.
166. A director's circular and an officer's circular
shall contain the information prescribed in Form 33.
167. — (1) An issuer bid circular shall contain the in-
formation prescribed in Form 34.
(2) Where the issuer bid is subject to section 52 of
the Act. the information prescribed in Form 34 shall
be included in the preliminary prospectus and pro-
spectus required by that section.
(3) A notice of intention under clause d of subsec-
tion 3 of section 88 of the Act to make an issuer bid
shall contain the information prescribed in Form 35.
168. — (I) The information contained in a circular
or notice required under Part XIX of the Act shall be
clearly presented and the statements made therein
shall be divided into groups according to subject mat-
ter and the various groups of statements shall be pre-
ceded by appropriate headings.
(2) The order of items in the appropriate form need
not be followed.
(3) Where practical and appropriate, information in
a circular or notice shall be presented in tabular form.
(4) All amounts required in a circular or notice
shall be stated in figures.
(5) Information required by more than one applica-
ble item in the appropriate form need not be repeated.
(6) No statement need be made in response to any
item in the appropriate form which is inapplicable and
negative answers to any item may be omitted except
where expressly required by the applicable form.
(7) Each circular or notice required under Part XIX
of the Act shall provide full, true and plain disclosure
of the matters required to be disclosed therein.
169. Every offeror shall file a copy of a take-over
bid circular or issuer bid circular, as the case mav be,
and all supporting or supplementary material and any
amendments or variations of the circular or the mate-
rial.
170. Every board of directors of an offeree com-
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pany shall file a copy of a directors' circular and all
supporting or supplementary material and any
amendments or variations of the circular or the mate-
rial.
171. Every director or officer of an offeree company
that recommends acceptance or rejection of a take-
over bid shall file a copy of a director's or officer's cir-
cular and all supporting or supplementary material
and any amendments or variation of the circular or
the material.
172. The documents referred to in sections 169. 170
and 171 shall be filed in triplicate on the same respec-
tive dates that they are first sent to offerees.
173. Every issuer making an issuer bid to which
clause d of subsection 3 of section 88 of the Act ap-
plies shall file a notice of intention to make an issuer
bid and release it to the appropriate financial press
and wire or other services at least five days prior to the
date of the issuer bid.
174. Every take-over bid circular, issuer bid circu-
lar, directors' circular and director's or officer's circu-
lar shall contain a statement of the rights provided by
section 127 of the Act.
175. Regulation 794 of Revised Regulations of On-
tario, 1970 and Ontario Regulations 168/71, 182/71.
316/71, 524/71, 160/72, 491/73, 541/73, 645/73,
95/74, 495/74, 600/74, 14/75, 155/75, 270/76, 490/77,
417/78, 495/78, 849/78, 310/79 and 450/79 are re-
voked.
176. This Regulation comes into force on the day
that The Securities Act, 1978 comes into force.
Schedule 1
FEES
1. Every application for registration or renewal of
registration as an underwriter or a dealer, other than a
security issuer, or any combination of any of them
shall be accompanied by a fee of,
(a) $250 where the principal place of business of
the applicant or, where the applicant is a non-
resident, the address for service of the appli-
cant, in Ontario, is situated in the Municipal-
ity of Metropolitan Toronto; and
(b) $150 where the principal place of business of
the applicant or, where the applicant is a non-
resident, the address for service of the appli-
cant, in Ontario, is situated outside the Mu-
nicipality of Metropolitan Toronto.
2. Every application for registration or renewal of
registration as a security issuer shall be accompanied
by a fee of $200.
3. Every application by an individual for registra-
tion or renewal of registration as a salesman of a regis-
tered dealer or as a partner or officer of a registered
dealer or a registered adviser shall be accompanied by
a fee of $75 but there shall be no fee for any amend-
ment to such registration.
4. Every application by an individual for registra-
tion or renewal of registration as an adviser shall be
accompanied by a fee of $250.
5. Every application by a person, other than an in-
dividual, or company for registration or renewal of
registration as an adviser shall be accompanied by a
fee of $500.
6. Every application for reinstatement of registra-
tion as a salesman of a registered dealer shall be ac-
companied by a fee of $25.
7. Every application by a person or company for
registration or renewal of registration as a dealer, ad-
viser or underwriter shall be accompanied by an addi-
tional fee of $100 for each branch office of the person
or company carrying on business in Ontario at the
date of the application.
8. Every application for amendment of registration
as a dealer, adviser or underwriter shall be accompa-
nied by a fee of $50, except that where the amendment
is to record the transfer of securities evidencing benefi-
cial ownership of the applicant to, or the addition as
an officer, director, or partner of the applicant of, a
person or company registered prior to and at the date
of the application, no fee is required.
9. — (1) In this item and in item 10, "distribution"
includes "distribution to the public".
(2) A preliminary prospectus or pro forma prospec-
tus, as the case may be, shall be accompanied by a fee
equal to the aggregate of,
(a) the greater of one one-hundredth of one per
cent of the total proceeds to be realized in On-
tario from the distribution, or where the total
proceeds to be realized in Ontario has not
been determined, an estimate thereof satisfac-
tory to the Director, and $250; and
(b) the greater of one-quarter of the fee deter-
mined under clause a, and $125, for each class
of securities in excess of one class.
(3) In addition to any other fee payable under subi-
tem 2, where the issuer of the securities is a natural re-
source company, $25 shall be paid for each property
of the issuer that is the subject of a report filed with
the preliminary prospectus or pro forma prospectus, as
the case may be.
10. — (1) For purposes of adjusting the fee payable
upon a distribution, every issuer or security holder
who distributes, or on whose behalf are distributed,
securities in Ontario by a prospectus shall file forth
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with after the cessation of the distribution, a notice of
the total proceeds realized in Ontario from the distri-
bution under the prospectus.
(2) Where the fee paid under item 9 was based on
an estimate,
(a) the notice shall be accompanied by an
amount equal to the excess, if any, that would
be payable were the total proceeds realized in
Ontario from the distribution used in making
the calculation under item 9 instead of an esti-
mate; or
(b) upon receipt of the notice and a request, the
Director shall recommend a refund of the ex-
cess, if any of the fee originally paid under
item 9 over the fee that would have been pay-
able were the total proceeds realized in On-
tario from the distribution used in making the
calculation under item 9, instead of an esti-
mate.
11. — (1) Every amendment to a prospectus shall be
accompanied by a fee of $25.
(2) Where an amendment to a prospectus is accom-
panied by a report upon a property or an amended
financial statement, the amendment shall be accompa-
nied by an additional fee of $25 for each property and
each financial statement reported upon.
12. Every application for recognition as an exempt
purchaser or renewal of recognition as an exempt pur-
chaser shall be accompanied by a fee of $100.
13. Every prospecting syndicate agreement filed
shall be accompanied by a fee of $100.
14. The fee for an examination by a person ap-
pointed under section 18 of the Act of,
(a) the financial affairs of a registrant or a report-
ing issuer; or
(b) the books and records of a custodian of assets
of a mutual fund or of a custodian of shares
or units of a mutual fund under a custodial
agreement or other arrangement with a per-
son or company engaged in the distribution of
shares or units of the mutual fund,
may be up to $250 per day per person.
15. Every notice to the Commission under para-
graph 14 of subsection 1 of section 34 of the Act shall
be accompanied by a fee equal to the greater of $100
and one one-hundredth of one per cent of an estimate,
satisfactory to the Commission, of the total proceeds
to be realized in Ontario from the distribution of the
securities to which the notice relates.
16. Every notice to the Commission under subsec-
tion 2 of section 8 of the Act shall be accompanied by
a fee of $10.
17. — (1) Even application to the Commission un-
der section 73 of the Act shall be accompanied by a
fee of $50.
(2) Every application to the Commission under sec-
tion 73 of the Act shall be accompanied by a fee of
$25 for each supplementary application that it in-
cludes.
18. — (1) Subject to subitem 2. every application to
the Commission under section 79 or section 1 17 of the
Act shall be accompanied by a fee of $50.
(2) There shall be no fee for an application to the
Commission by an inactive reporting issuer for an or-
der under subclause iii of clause b of section 79 of the
Act.
19. Every application to the Commission under any
section of the Act or this Regulation not otherwise
provided for in this Schedule shall be accompanied bv
a fee of $100.
20. Where a statement referred to in section 136 of
the Act is certified for a person or company by the
Commission or a member of the Commission or the
Director, the fee is $10 plus 50 cents per page photco-
pied where the statement includes photocopies of doc-
uments required to be made available for public in-
spection in the offices of the Commission.
21. Where a decision, document, record or thing
referred to in section 10 of the Act is certified for a
person or company the fee is $10 plus 50 cents per
page photocopied for the purpose of the certificate.
22. The fee for examining material required to be
made available for public inspection in the offices of
the Commission is $2 per search.
23. The fee for photocopying is 50 cents per page
photocopied where the Commission makes the photo-
copy on behalf of a person or company and is 25 cents
per page where the person or company makes the
photocopy.
24. Every document filed under the Act or this Reg-
ulation, other than a document referred to in,
(a) this Schedule;
(b) Part XVII, XVIII. XIX or XX of the Act; or
(c) any provision of this Regulation relating to
Part XVII. XVIII. XIX or XX of the Act.
shall be accompanied by a fee of $10.
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FORM 1
THE SECURITIES ACT,
1978
SUMMONS TO A WITNESS BEFORE A PERSON APPOINTED
UNDER SECTION OF THE ACT
RE:
TO:
You are hereby summoned and required to attend before
me at an examination to be held at
in the of on day the day of
19... at the hour of o'clock in the
noon (local time), and so from day to day until the
examination is concluded to give evidence on oath in connection
with an investigation ordered by
and to bring with you and produce at such time and place
Dated this day of
19.
ONTARIO SECURITIES COMMISSION
(Signature)
Name
Title
NOTE:
You are entitled to be paid the same personal allowances
for your attendance at the examination as are paid for the
attendance of a witness summoned to attend before the Supreme Court.
You are entitled to be represented by counsel when you attend
for your examination.
If you fail to attend and give evidence at the examina-
tion, or to produce the documents or things specified at the time
and place specified, without lawful excuse, you are liable to
punishment by the Supreme Court in the same manner as if for
contempt of that court for disobedience to a subpoena.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 1.
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FORM 2
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE
Vol. 112-30
Province of Ontario
of
IN THE MATTER OF THE SECURITIES
ACT, 1978
AND.
IN THE MATTER OF
I.
of the of in the
of , make oath and say that:
1. I did on the day of 19.
personally serve at about
with a true copy of the sunroons annexed
hereto by delivering the same to and leaving the same with
at the of
in the of
2. I did at the same time and place produce and
pay the sum of Dollars conduct money.
3.
To effect such service I necessarily travelled
....... miles.
SWORN before me at the ..
of in the ....
of this
day of 19*..
A Commissioner, etc.
(signature)
O. Reg. 478/79. Form 2.
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FORK 3
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION AS DEALER, ADVISER OR UNDERWRITER
NOTE: Should any space be insufficient for your answers, a
statement may be attached and marked as an exhibit cross-
referencing each statement to the item to which it pertains
provided it is initialled by the applicant and the Commissioner
taking the affidavit.
Application is made for registration under THE SECURITIES
ACT, 1978_
(NOTE: Refer to sections 85 and 86 of .the Regulation to confirm
the appropriate category of registration.)
in the category of
1. (a) Name of Applicant
(b) Head Office Business Address
Telepnone No: _________ Postal Code
(c) Address for service in Ontario
Telephone No: Postal Code
2. The applicant maintains accounts at the following bank(s)
(State bank and branches through which business
is transacted)
3. Is applicant applying for registration of any branch
offices ? __________
If so, Btate addresses:
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Instruction: Answer "Yes" or "No" to the following
questions. If "Yes" give particulars.
4. Has the applicant, or to the best of the applicant's
information and belief has any affiliate of the applicant,
(a) been registered in any capacity under any
Securities Act of Ontario? .
(b) applied for registration, in any capacity, under
any Securities Act of Ontario ?
5. Is the applicant, or to the best of the applicant's
information and belief is any affiliate of the applicant,
now, or has any such person or company been,
(a) registered or licensed in any capacity in any
other province, state or country which requires
registration or licensing to deal or trade in
securities ? ,
(b) registered or licensed in any other capacity in
Ontario or any other province, state or country
under any legislation which requires registration
or licensing to deal %/ith the public in any
capacity ?(e.g. as an insurance agent, real
estate agent, used car dealer, mortgage broker,
etc . ) _____
(c) refused registration or a licence mentioned in
5(a) or (b) above or has any registration or
licence been suspended or cancelled in any
category mentioned in 5(a) or (b) above ?
(d) denied the benefit of any exemption from
registration provided by any Securities Act
of Ontario, or similar exemption provided by
securities acts or regulations of any other
province, state or country ?
Is the applicant, or to the best of the applicant's
information and belief is any affiliate of the applicant,
now, or has any such person or company been,
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(a) a member of any Stock Exchange, Association of
Investment Dealers, Investment Bankers, Brokers,
Broker-Dealers, or similar organization, in any
province, state or country?
(b) refused membership in any Stock Exchange,
Association of Investment Dealers, Investment
Bankers, Brokers, Broker-Dealers, or similar
organization, in any province, state or country?
(c) suspended as a member of any Stock Exchange,
Association of Investment Dealers, Investment
Bankers, Brokers, Broker-Dealers, or similar
organization, in any province, state or country?
7. Has the applicant, or to the best of the applicant's
information and belief has any affiliate of the applicant,
operated under, or carried on business under, any name
other than the name shown in this application?
8. Has the applicant, or to the best of the applicant's informa-
tion and belief, has any affiliate of the applicant
(a) ever been convicted under the law of any province,
state or country, excepting minor traffic violations?
Is there currently an outstanding charge or indictment
against the applicant or affiliate?
Instruction: Question 8(a) refers to all laws, e.g. Criminal
Immigration, Customs, Liquor, etc. of any
province, state or country in any part of the
world.
(b) ever been the defendant or respondent in any
proceedings in any civil court in any jurisdiction
in any part of the world wherein fraud was
alleged?
(c) at any time declared bankruptcy, or made a voluntary
assignment in bankruptcy? (If "Yes", give particulars
and also attach a certified copy of discharge) .
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(d) ever been refusec a fidelity bond?
9. Set out in the space provided, the name of the
applicant, or the name of and position held by
each officer or partner of the applicant seeking
or holding registration. NOTE: an underwriter
nay not trade with the public.
Names of persons Office Names of persons Office
who will act Held who will act Held
(Give full given (Give full given
Names) Names)
1. 5,
2. 6,
3. 7.
4. 8,
10. Attach and mark as an exhibit:
(a) a completed Form 4 for each partner or officer
of the applicant seeking or holding registration,
unless the information required by Form 4 has
previously been filed by such person and
remains unchanged; and
(b) for each person or company who is a partner,
officer or director of the applicant and not
referred to in clause (a) , the information
required by Form 4 excluding questions 4, 7
and 10 and Part D thereof unless such
information has previously been filed with
the Commission and remains unchanged.
•'c) In the case of applicants for registration as
investment counsel only, a letter from each
person who, on behalf of the applicant will give
investment advice, .outlining directly related
experience of such person so as to justify
designation by the Director of such person to
so act.
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11. A - Capitalization of a Company:
Other than a Security Issuer, complete below or
attach marked as an exhibit to the application
a statement containing the information called for
below, to provide information with respect to the
financial structure and control of the applicant
company.
(a) The authorized and issued capital of the
company, stating:
Preferred Common Shares
Shares (State (Stete number
number of of shares and
shares and dollar value)
dollar value)
Shares Shares
$ $
(1) authorized capital
(2) issued
(3) total dollar value
of other securities:
( i ) Bonds
(ii) Debentures
(iii) Any other
loans, state
source and
maturity
dates
TOTAL $
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(b) The names, addresses and usual place of residence
of registered, and direct, and indirect, beneficial
owners of each class of security or obligation issued,
and, if a trust is the beneficial owner, the names,
addresses and usual place of residence of each person
or company having a beneficial interest in the trust,
and the nature and extent of the holdings and percen-
tage of interest attributable to each security holder,
lender or cestui que trust (beneficiary) .
(c) State name and address of every depository holding
any of the assets of the company:
Instruction: Answer "Yes" or "No" to the following
questions. If "Yes" give particulars.
(d) Has any person or company undertaken to act as a
guarantor in relation to the financial or other
undertakings of the applicant?
(e) Has a subordination agreement been executed by the
creditor (s) in relation to loans owing by the
applicant?
(f) Is there any person or company whose name is not
disclosed in the statement called for by (b) above
who has any direct or indirect interest in the
applicant, either beneficially or otherwise?
B -
Capitalization of a Partnership or Proprietorship:
Attach, marked as an exhibit to the application, a statement
containing the information called for below with respect to
the assets of the partnership or proprietorship, and
demonstrate therein the degree of control (voting power) of
each of the participants in the applicant.
(a) Amount of paid-in capital $
(b) Description of the assets:
(c) State name and address of every depository
holding any of the assets:
(d) Source, amount and maturity date of any obligations
owing by the partnership, if any:
(Where applicable, give names and addresses of
creditors) .
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Instruction: Answer "Yes" or "No" to the following
questions. If "Yes" give particulars.
(e) Has any person or company undertaken to act as a
guarantor in relation to the financial or other
undertakings of applicant ?
(f) Has a subordination agreement been executed by the
creditor (s) in relation to loans owing by the applicant?
(g) Is there any person or company whose name is not
disclosed above who has any interest in the
applicant, either beneficially or otherwise ?
DATED at
(name of applicant)
this day of 19 By
(signature of applicant,
partner or officer)
(official capacity)
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AFFIDAVIT
IN THE MATTER OF THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
Province of Ontario
of
Vol. 112-30
1.
2.
To Wit:
I,
of
the
the
(name
in full)
in
County of
MAKE OATH AND SAY:
I &r the applicant (or a partner or officer of the applicant)
herein for registration and I signed the application.
The statements of fact made in the application are true.
SWORN before me at the
in the of
this
19
day of
(Signature)
(A Commissioner, etc.)
IT IS AN OFFENCE UNDER THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978, TO
FILE AN APPLICATION CONTAINING A STATEMENT THAT, AT
THE TIME AND IN LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES IN WHICH
IT IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 3.
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FORM 4
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
UNIFORM APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION/APPROVAL
General Instructions For Preparing And
Filing Uniform Application For Registration/Approval
1. This form is to be used by every individual seeking registration
or approval from a Canadian Securities Commission and/or a self-
regulatory body, or submitting an application for approval and
authorization as an officer or director of a broker or of an
adviser with a Canadian Securities Commission.
2. This form must also be used by any individual submitting an
application for registration as a dealer or as a broker with a
Canadian Securities Commission.
3. All applicable questions must be answered. Failure to do so may
cause delays in the processing of the application form.
4. This form and all attachments added thereto must be typewritten.
Any form or attachment completed by any other means may be
considered not properly filed.
5. All attachments pertaining to any question must be made exhibits
to the form and each one must be so marked. All signatures must
be originals; mechanical reproductions or photocopies of
signatures will not be accepted. The Commissioner of Oaths before
whom the application is sworn, as well as the applicant, is
required to initial all attachments.
6. In completing the application, applicants should seek advice
from an authorized officer of the sponsoring firm or from a
legal adviser, if necessary.
7. One copy of the form shall be forwarded to the applicable
Canadian Securities Commission. Members of the Investment Dealers
Association of Canada and of the Montreal , Toronto and Vancouver
Stock Exchanges are required to file two signed copies of the
application form with the self-regulatory body having audit
jurisdiction over them.
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FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY
Confirmation of
question 7
Other
Confirmation
Application approved
by
Date
PART A
1. APPLICANT:
Surname Given Names
Social insurance number
Residential address (including postal code)
Telephone :
Area Code:
Address for service in province of filing
Present position in the firm
Commenced employment on
Day Month Year
2. FIRM:
Name
Telephone:
Area Code :
Address where applicant will be working (street, city, province, postal
code)
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3. TYPE OF REGISTRATION OR APPROVAL REQUESTED:
Instruction: Check all applicable boxes to define the
registration or approval requested. The "Types
of Registration or Approval Requested" have the
meaning attributed to them in each applicable
securities act or regulation and in by-laws, rules and
regulations of stock exchanges, the Investment Dealers Associa-
tion of Canada and other bodies. Full registration means that
the applicant will be permitted to trade in all types of
securities in accordance with any regulations, rules or by-laws.
Applicants filing for restricted registration with the Investment
Dealers Association of Canada, Montreal Stock Exchange, Toronto
Stock Exchange or Vancouver Stock Exchange should file under
OTHER, specifying the nature of the restricted registration
applied for.
CHECK APPLICABLE BOXES
REGISTERED REPRESENTATIVE OR
SALESMAN REGISTRATION:
C3 Full Registration
Q Floor Trader
□ Desk Clerk
j~l Mutual Funds
f~| Commodity Futures
|""| Scholarship Plans
r~\ Other (specify)
OTHER
CD
a
a
□
CD
Industry Shareholder
Non-Industry Shareholder
Partner
Director
Officer (title)
Branch Manager
Director, shareholder or
officer of approved
affiliated company
Other
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4. APPLYING FOR REGISTRATION/APPROVAL FROM THE FOLLOWING:
Instruction; Check all appropriate boxes to indicate the
Canadian securities commissions or self-
regulatory bodies with which the applicant
is seeking registration or approval.
SECURITIES COMMISSIONS OR SIMILAR AUTHORITIES
Q Alberta
I""! British Columbia
|~i Manitoba
Q New Brunswick
Q Newfoundland
Q Nova Scotia
n Ontario
i— I Northwest
*—* Territories
□ Prince Edward
Island
f~~\ Quebec
|""y Saskatchewan
|-"| Yukon Terri-
tory
SELF- REGULATORY BODIES
r**j Alberta Stock Exchange
[— ] Broker Dealers' Association
of Ontario
f""[ Investment Dealers ' Association
of Canada
r~l Montreal Stock Exchange
1~"J Toronto Stock Exchange
1""1 Vancouver Stock Exchange
f*| Winnipeg Commodity Exchange
f~"| Winnipeg Stock Exchange
r~| Other (specify)
PART B
5. PERSONAL DESCRIPTION OF APPLICANT
Date of Birth
Day Month Year
Place of Birth:
City
Province
Country
Citizenship
Sex
Height
Weight
Colour
of eyes
Colour
of hair
Complex-
ion
Visible Distin-
guishing Marks
Marital
Status
Number of years of
continuous residence
in Canada
If foreign
born, date &
port of entry
Passport
Country
Place
of
issue
Date
of
issue
Number
If married, give nature of employment of spouse
•
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6 . PHOTOGRAPH :
Instruction: Attach hereto one copy of a black and white
photograph, full face, showing a true likeness of
the applicant as the applicant now appears and
taken within the last 6 months; it must measure
2" x 2" and bear on the back the date oh which the photograph
was taken and for identification purposes, the signature of the
applicant and that of the Commissioner for Oaths or that of an
officer, director, partner or branch manager of the sponsoring
firm.
7 . EDUCATION :
Instruction: State the last school attended in each level.
A)
Degree or
Diploma
Date
Obtained
High School or
Secondary level
Post-Secondary,
college or
university
Professional Education
Other
Have you successfully completed:
Canadian Securities Course
Examination based on Manual for
Registered Representatives
Partners/Directors/Officers Qualifying
Examination
Canadian Investment Finance (course 2)
Part I
Part II
F. C.S.I.
Chartered Financial Analyst Course
Qualifying Examination for Shareholders
Qualifying Examination for Registered
Options Principal
Canadian Options Course
Canadian Mutual Funds Course
National Commodity Futures Examination
Canadian Commodity Futures Examination
Commodity Supervisors' Examination
Other (specify)
Yes No. Exempt*
□ □ □
a a □
*If you have been granted exemption, attach
□
□
□
□
□
a
a
□
a
□
a
a
□
a
□
a
a
□
a
a
□
□
a
□
□
a
en
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a
a
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□
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□
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□
1=1
full
particulars
Date
Completed
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B) Have you ever applied for and been refused exemption from any
of the above listed examination requirements? (If so, give
particulars below or as an attachment) .
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:
Instruction: Applicants filing with the Investment Dealers'
Association of Canada, Montreal Stock Exchange,
The Toronto Stock Exchange or Vancouver Stock
Exchange must give complete history of any
employment with a member of any of the four bodies or any other
referred to in Question 14A.
A)
The following information constitutes full disclosure of your
business activities, including any periods of self -employment
and unemployment, for 15 years immediately prior to the date
of this application.
Name and address
of employer
Name and
title of
immediate
superior
Nature of
employment
and duties
of applicant
Reasons
for
Leaving
FROM
mo . yr .
TO
mo. yr
PRESENT:
PREVIOUS :
.i
Have
(If so
you ever beei
, give partici
i discharged by
liars below or i
an employer
is an attach]
for
nent)
:aus«
a?
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9. RESIDENTIAL HISTORY: (give all home addresses for the past 15 years)
Include street, city, province & postal code
FROM
mo . yr .
TO
mo . yr .
PRESENT:
PREVIOUS:
10. REFERENCES:
Give at least three names as references, excluding relatives and
persons associated with the sponsoring firm. References should
include at least one individual associated with the Canadian
securities industry and must include an officer of a bank or trust
company (give account number) .
Name
Firm Name
Business Address &
Telephone (area code)
Occupation
Account No.
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PART C
ANSWER "YES" OR "NO" TO EACH OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS.
IF THE ANSWER TO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS IS "YES",
COMPLETE DETAILS MUST BE ATTACHED BY WAY OF EXHIBIT.
11. CHANGE OF NAME:
Instruction: Name changes resulting from marriage, divorce,
court order or any other process should be
listed here giving appropriate dates.
Have you ever had, used, operated under, or carried on business
under any name other than the name mentioned in Question 1 of
this form, or have you ever been known under any other name?
12. PRIOR REGISTRATION OR LICENSING:
A) Are you now or have you ever been registered or licensed, or
applied for registration or a licence in any capacity under
any act or regulation thereof, regulating trading in
securities, commodities or commodity futures contracts of
any province, territory, state or country?
List all authorities with whom you were registered and the
dates of registration. State whether the registration is
currently in effect.
B) Are you now, or have you ever been a partner, shareholder,
director or officer of any company or partnership which has
been registered or licensed, or is now registered or
licensed (except as an issuer if you are or have been solely
a shareholder) in any capacity under any act or regulation
thereof, regulating trading in securities, commodities or
commodity futures contracts of any province, territory,
state or country?
C) Are you now or have you ever been registered or licensed, or
applied for registration or a licence, under any legislation
which requires registration or licensing to deal with the
public, in any capacity other than trading in securities or
commodity futures in any province, territory, state or
country?
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QUESTIONS 13 TO 18
Instruction; In answering Questions 13 to 18, you may need
assistance from an authorized officer of the
sponsoring firm or from a legal adviser. Full
details are required as attachments in respect
of any question to which the applicant answers "yes". These
details must include the circumstances, the relevant dates,
the names of the parties involved and the final determination
if known.
13. REFUSAL, SUSPENSION, CANCELLATION OR DISCIPLINARY MEASURE
A) Have you ever been refused registration or a licence, or
has your registration or licence been suspended or
cancelled, under any act or regulation thereof, regulating
trading in securities, commodities or commodity futures
contracts of any province, territory, state or country?
B) Are you now or have you ever been a partner, shareholder,
director or officer of a company or a partnership which
has, during the time of your association with it, been
refused registration (except a registration as an issuer
if you are or have been solely a shareholder) or a licence,
or whose registration has been suspended or cancelled under
any act, or regulation thereof, regulating trading in
securities, commodities or commodity futures contracts of
any province, territory, state or country?
C) Have you ever been refused registration or a licence, or
has your registration or licence been suspended or
cancelled, under any legislation which requires registration
or licensing to deal with the public in any capacity other
than trading in securities, commodities or commodity futures
contracts in any province, territory, state or country?
D) Have you been denied the benefit of any exemption from
registration or licensing provided by any act or regulation
thereof regulating trading in securities, commodities or any
commodity futures contracts of any province, territory,
state or country?
E) Has any prior or actual registration or licensing to deal
or trade in securities, commodities or commodity futures
contracts held by you or any partnership or company of which
you were at the time of such event a partner, officer or
director or holder of more than 5 per cent of the voting
shares ever been the subject of discipline undertaken by
any authority regulating or supervising trading in securities,
commodities, or commodity futures contracts?
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14. SELF- REGULATORY BODIES:
Have you or has any partnership or company of which you are
or were at the time of such event a partner, director,
officer or holder of more than 5% of the voting shares:
A) Ever been a member of any stock exchange, association
of investment dealers, investment bankers, brokers,
broker-dealers, mutual fund dealers, commodity futures
dealers, investment counsel, other professional
association or any similar organization in any province,
territory, state or country?
B) Ever been refused registration or licensing or approval
for membership or approval in any other capacity by/in
any of the institutions or associations described in
Question 14A?
C) Ever been the subject of discipline undertaken by any
authority as described in Question 14A?
15. OFFENCES UNDER THE LAW
Instructions: Offences under such federal statutes as the
Income Tax Act (Canada) and the Immigration
Act (Canada^ constitute criminal offences and
must be disclosed when answering this question. It should
also be noted that convictions involving impaired driving
may be Criminal Code (Canadal matters and must be disclosed.
If a pardon under the Criminal Records Act
(Canada) has been formally requested and you have received
formal written notice that such pardon has been granted and
it has not been revoked, you are not obliged to disclose
any such pardoned offence. Under such circumstances, the
appropriate response would be: "Yes, pardon granted on
(date)".
If you are in doubt as to previous dealings
you have had with law enforcement agencies and the applica-
bility of this question with respect to such encounters,
you should obtain the advice of an authorized officer of
your sponsor or a legal advisor (see General Instruction #6) .
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A) Past Convictions Involving Securities or Commodities -
Have you ever been convicted under any law of any province,
territory, state or country of any offence relating to
trading in securities, commodities or commodity futures
contracts or with the theft of securities, or with any
related offence, or been a party to any proceedings
taken on account of fraud arising out of any trade in
or advice respecting securities?
B) Past Convictions Involving Other Criminal Offences or
Contraventions -
Have you ever been convicted under any law of any province,
territory, state or country for contraventions or other
criminal offences not noted in A. above?
C) Current Charges or Indictments -
Are you currently the subject of a charge or indictment,
under any law of any province , territory, state or country
for contraventions, criminal offences or other conduct of
the type described in A. or B. above (see also instructions
above ) ?
D) Partnership or Company Convictions or Current Charges or
Indictments -
Has any partnership or company of which you are or were
at the time of such event a partner, officer, director or
a shareholder of more than 5% of the voting shares, ever
been convicted, or is any such partnership or company
currently the subject of a charge or indictment, under
any law of any province, territory, state or country for
contraventions, criminal offences or other conduct of
the type described in A. or B. above (see also instruc-
tions above)?
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16. CIVIL PROCEEDINGS
A) Have you, or has any partnership or company of which you
are or were at the time of such event a partner, officer,
director or holder of more than 5% of the voting shares,
ever been convicted of committing, or otherwise found to
have committed, fraud or similar conduct?
B) Are there any proceedings now pending under any law of any
province, territory, state or country:
1. Against you?
2. Against any partnership or company of which you are
or were at the time such proceedings were commenced
a partner, officer, director or holder of more than
5% of the voting snares?
17. BANKRUPTCY
A) Have you ever been declared bankrupt, made a voluntary
assignment in bankruptcy, made a compromise or agreement
with your creditors or gone out of business leaving debts
outstanding, or produced a declaration under the Quebec
Voluntary Deposit of Salary Wages Law or has a receiver
or a receiver and manager appointed by or at the request
of your creditors ever assumed control of your assets?
If so, have you been discharged? (Attach a copy of the
discharge) .
B) Has any partnership or company of which you are or have
ever been a partner, director, officer or holder of more
than 5% of the voting shares ever been declared bankrupt
or made a voluntary assignment in bankruptcy, or had
control of its assets assumed by a receiver or receiver
and manager appointed by or at the request of its creditors?
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18. JUDGMENT OR GARNISHMENT
Has any judgment or garnishment ever been rendered against you or
is any judgment or garnishment outstanding against you, in
any civil court in any province, state or country for
damages or other relief in respect of a fraud or for any
reason whatsoever?
19. SURETY BOND OR FIDELITY BOND
A) Have you ever applied for a surety bond or fidelity
bond and been refused?
If so, give name and address of bonding company, and when
and why the bond was refused.
B) Are you presently bonded?
20. BUSINESS ACTIVITIES
A) Will you be actively engaged in the business of the firm
with which you are now applying and devote the major portion
of your time thereto?
B) Are you engaged in any other business or have you any other
employment for gain except your occupation with the firm
with which you are now applying?
If so, attach full details including the full name and
address of the business, the nature of the business, your
title or position and the amount of time you devote to
the business.
C) Are you a partner, director, officer, shareholder or other
contributor of capital of a partnership or a company having
as its principal business that of a broker, dealer or adviser
in securities, commodities or commodity futures other than the
firm with which you are now applying?
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PART D
Instruction; IF APPLYING *S DIRECTOR OR PARTNER, PLEASE REPLY
TO QUESTIONS 21 TO 26 INCLUSIVE. IF APPLYING AS
SHAREHOLDER, PLEASE REPLY TO QUESTIONS 22 TO 26
INCLUSIVE.
21. Where applicable, have you met or will you, upon approval, meet
the financial requirements of the self-regulatory bodies as
prescribed by their respective rules or by-laws. (i.e. an
investment equaling the lesser of $10,000 or 5% of the sum of
the aggregate book value of all partnership assets or of all
shares, plus the amount of all outstanding subordinated loans
of the firm) .
22. A) State the number, value, class and percentage of shares or
the amount of partnership interest you own or propose to
acquire upon approval. If acquiring shares upon approval,
state source, i.e. treasury shares, or if upon transfer,
state name of transferor.
E) State the value of subordinated debentures or bonds of the
firm to be held by you or any other subordinated loan to be
made by you to the firm.
23. v Are you or will you upon approval be the beneficial owner of
the shares, bonds, debentures, partnership interest or other
notes held by you? If no, state name, residential address
and occupation of the beneficial owner.
24. State the source of the funds you propose to invest in the firm.
Give full particulars.
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25. Are the funds to be invested (or proposed to be invested)
guaranteed directly or indirectly by any person, partnership
or company? If so, give full particulars.
26. Have you either directly or indirectly given up any rights
with respect to such shares or amount of such partnership
interest, or do you, upon approval of this application,
intend to give up any rights, including any hypothecation,
pledging or deposit as collateral of the shares or amount
of partnership interest with any bank, other institution or
other person? If so, give full particulars.
CAUTION
FILING OF ANY FALSE INFORMATION OR FAILURE TO DISCLOSE FULL
INFORMATION REQUIRED BY OR ON THIS APPLICATION MAY RESULT IN
ITS REJECTION OR IN DISCIPLINARY ACTION TAKEN AGAINST THE
APPLICANT AND/OR THE SPONSORING FIRM WITHIN THE PROVISIONS OF
THE SECURITIES LEGISLATION, REGULATIONS AND POLICY STATEMENTS
OF THE SECURITIES REGULATORY AUTHORITIES AND WITHIN THE TERMS
OF THE BY-LAWS, RULINGS, RULES AND/OR REGULATIONS OF THE SELF-
REGULATORY BODIES TO WHICH THIS APPLICATION IS SUBMITTED, OR
IN A REFUSAL TO REGISTER THE APPLICANT.
I ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THIS IS NOTICE THAT, AND CONSENT THAT ANY
OF THE SELF-REGULATORY BODIES IN ITS OR THEIR OWN DISCRETION
MAY OBTAIN ANY INFORMATION WHATSOEVER (WHICH MAY INCLUDE
PERSONAL, CREDIT OR OTHER INFORMATION) FROM ANY SOURCE, AND
MORE SPECIFICALLY FROM AN INVESTIGATIVE AGENCY OR A RETAIL
CREDIT AGENCY AS PERMITTED BY LAW IN ANY JURISDICTION IN
CANADA OR ELSEWHERE.
Date
Signature of Applicant
ALL ATTACHMENTS MUST BE INITIALLED BY THE APPLICANT
AND BY THE COMMISSIONER FOR OATHS. ALL SIGNATURES
MUST BE ORIGINALS.
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CERTIFICATE AND AGREEMENT OF APPLICANT AND SPONSORING FIRM
(to be completed in the case of an application for registration
or approval by a self-regulatory body)
The undersigned hereby certify that the foregoing statements
are true and correct to the best of our knowledge, information and
belief and hereby undertake to notify the self-regulatory body in
writing of any material change therein within the delay prescribed
by any by-law or rule of the respective self-regulatory bodies.
We agree that we are conversant with the by-laws, rulings,
rules and regulations of the self -regulatory bodies listed in
question 4.
We agree to be bound by and to observe and comply with them
as they are from time to time amended or supplemented, and we
agree to keep ourselves fully informed about them as so amended
and supplemented. We submit to the jurisdiction of the self-
regulatory bodies and, wherever applicable, the Governors,
Directors and committees thereof, and we agree that any approval
granted pursuant to this application may be revoked, terminated
or suspended at any time in accordance with the then applicable
by-laws, rulings, rules and regulations. In the event of any such
revocation or termination, the undersigned applicant agrees
forthwith to terminate his association with the undersigned
sponsoring firm and thereafter not to accept employment with or
perform services of any kind for any member or member house of
the self-regulatory bodies or any approved affiliated company or
other affiliate of any such member or member house, in each case
if and to the extent provided in the then applicable by-laws,
rulings, rules and regulations of the self-regulatory bodies.
Our obligations above are joint and several.
We agree to the transfer of this application form, without
amendment, to another of the self-regulatory bodies listed in
Question 4 of this application form in the event that at some time
in the future the undersigned applicant applies to
such other self-regulatory body.
Dated at this day of 19
(Signature of Applicant) (Name of Sponsoring Firm)
By
(Partner or Authorized Officer)
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AFFIDAVIT
It the undersigned having been duly sworn do
depose and say: (Name in Full)
1. I am ' the applicant herein for
(Name in Full)
registration/approval ;
2. I have read and understand the questions in this application
form as well as the answers made by myself thereto and the
Caution set out in this application and I agree that statements
of fact made therein and in the attachments, if any, are true.
And I have signed
(Signature of Deponent)
Sworn before me - at the city of
(Commissioner for Oaths, etc..)
Province this day of 19
IT IS AN OFFENCE UNDER THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978 TO FILE AN APPLICATION
CONTAINING A STATEMENT THAT, AT THE TIME AND IN LIGHT OF THE
CIRCUMSTANCES IN WHICH IT IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
CERTIFICATE OF THE SPONSORING FIRM
I, on behalf of hereby certify that
who is applying for the registration or approval mentioned above
(Question 3) will be engaged as such if he is granted the registration
or approval he seeks.
I certify that I have discussed the questions set out in this
application with the applicant, in particular question 15, or where
the applicant has applied through one of our branch offices the
branch manager or another officer has so done and I am satisfied
that the applicant fully understands the questions.
Dated at this day of 19
By for
(Signature of authorized officer (Name of Firm)
or partner of the firm)
For purposes of the applicable Securities Act, upon approval the
code or symbol for identification of the applicant in a confirmation
will be .
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 4.
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FORM 5
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF REGISTRATION AS DEALER, ADVISER
OR UNDERWRITER
Note: This form is not to be used for the reporting of amendments.
Application is made for renewal of registration under The
Securities Act, 1978 as
in the category of
(Npte: Refer to sections 85 and 86 of the Regulation to
confirm the appropriate category of registration) .
1. -Name of Applicant
2. Head Office Business Address
Telephone No. Postal Code_
3. Attached as an exhibit is a statement giving the full
particulars of all changes in the information given in
my last application for registration under The Securities Act,
1978 particulars of which have not been filed previously
as an application for amendment or renewal of registration.
Dated at
(Name of applicant)
this day of By
19
(Signature of applicant,
partner or officer)
(Official Capacity)
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AFFIDAVIT
IN THE MATTER OF THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
Vol. 112-30
Province of Ontario
of
(name in full)
of the
in the of
MAKE OATH AND SAY:
I am the applicant (or a partner or officer of the applicant)
herein for renewal of registration and I signed the
application for renewal of registration.
The statements of fact made in the application for renewal
of registration are true.
SWORN before me at the_
in the of
this day of
19
(signature)
(A Commissioner, etc.)
IT IS AN OFFENCE UNDER THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978 TO FILE
AN APPLICATION CONTAINING A STATEMENT THAT, AT THE TIME
AND IN LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES IN WHICH IT IS MADE,
IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 5.
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FORM 6
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF REGISTRATION AS SALESMAN
NOTE: Should any space be insufficient for your answer, a
statement may be attached and marked as an exhibit
cross-referencing each statement to the item to which
it pertains provided it is initialled by the applicant
and the Commissioner taking the affidavit.
Application is made for renewal of registration under The
Securities Act, 1978 as a salesman
(a) Name of registered dealer
(b) Name of Applicant in full
(c) Residence Address
Telephone No. Postal Code
2. Attach a statement giving the full particulars of all changes
in the information previously given in the last application
for registration or for renewal of registration filed with
the Commission.
3. If no photograph of applicant supplied within the last 5 years,
attach two copies, full face, size 2x2 inches signed on the
reverse side by the applicant and on behalf of the registered
dealer or registered adviser in the manner "prescribed by
section 144 of the Regulation.
Dated at this day of 19
(Signature of the applicant)
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AFFIDAVIT
IN THE MATTER OF THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
Vol. 112-30
Province of Ontario
of
TO WIT:
I,
Of
(name
the
in
full)
in
the
MAKE OATH AND SAY:
1. I am the applicant herein for renewal of registration and
I signed the application.
2. The statements of fact made in the application are true.
SWORN before me at the
in the
this
of
day of
(A Commissioner, etc.)
19
(signature)
REQUEST OF EMPLOYER
(To be completed in support of every application made for renewal
of registration as a salesman)
The undersigned employer hereby requests that the registration
of the above applicant be renewed.
Dated at
this day of
(Name of Dealer)
19
By
(Signature of proprietor, partner
or officer)
(official capacity)
IT IS AN OFFENCE UNDER THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978 TO FILE AN
APPLICATION CONTAINING A STATEMENT THAT, AT THE TIME AND
IN LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES IN WHICH IT IS MADE, IS A
MISREPRESENTATION.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 6.
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FORM 7
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
APPLICATION FOR AMENDMENT OF REGISTRATION AS DEALER, ADVISER OR
UNDERWRITER
Name of Registrant
Application is made for amendment to our existing registration
as ;
under The Securities Act. 1978 and the followino statements
of fact are -made in respect thereof.
1. Attached hereto and marked as an exhibit to the
application is a statement of particulars of any change
in,
(a) the name of the applicant,
(b) address for service or any business address,
(c) partners, officers or directors and the
reason for any such persons resignation,
dismissal, severance or termination of
employment or office,
(d) holders of voting securities of the applicant,
(e) salesmen employed and the reason for the
termination of any salesman's employment,
(f) branch offices in Ontario, or
(g) the person in charge of any branch office in
Ontario.
2. Attached hereto and marked as an exhibit to the application
is:
(a) the name of each new partner, officer or
director of the applicant,
(b) a completed Form 4 for each new partner or
officer of the applicant seeking registration,
unless the information required by Form 4 has
previously been filed by such person and
remains unchanged; and
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(c) for each new partner, officer or director
not referred to in clause (b) , the information
required by form 4 excluding questions 4, 7
and 10 and Part D thereof unless such
information has previously been filed with
the Commission and remains unchanged.
3. Attached hereto and marked as an exhibit to the application
is a statement of changes which have occurred in the
financial structure and control of the applicant which would
make the information previously given by the applicant
pursuant to this or any previous Regulation, false, or
misleading.
Dated at
(name of applicant)
this
day of
19
By
(signature of applicant,
partner or officer)
(official capacity)-
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AFFIDAVIT
IN THE MATTER OF THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
Vol. 112-30
Province of Ontario
of
) I
) (name in full)
) of the
in the of
MAKE OATH AND SAY:
1. I am the applicant (or a partner or officer of the applicant-
for amendment to registration, and I signed the application.
2. The statements of fact made in the application for amendment-
to the registration are true.
SWORN before me at the
in the of
this
day of 19
(signature of deponent)
(A Commissioner, etc.)
IT IS AN OFFENCE UNDER THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978 TO FILE
AN APPLICATION CONTAINING A STATEMENT THAT, AT THE TIME AND
IN LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES IN WHICH IT IS MADE, IS A
MISREPRESENTATION .
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 7.
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FORM 8
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
Vol. 112-30
SUMMONS TO A WITNESS BEFORE A PERSON DESIGNATED
UNDER SECTION 30 OF THE ACT
RE:
TO:
You are hereby summoned and required by the Director to
attend before me
at an examination to be held at
in the of on day the
day of 19... at the hour of o'clock
in the noon (local time), and so from day to day until
the examination is concluded, to give evidence on oath and to
bring with you and produce at such time and place
Dated this day of , 19 ... .
■
ONTARIO SECURITIES COMMISSION
(Signature)
NOTE:
You are entitled to be paid the same personal allowances
for your attendance at the examination as are paid for the
attendance of a witness summoned to attend before the Supreme
Court.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form
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FORM 9
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
(Finn Name)
(Date)
General Instructions
PART I Report of Auditor (for financial year end only)
Statement A (3 pages) Statements of assets and liabilities and capital
B (2 pages) Statement of net free capital
C Statement of adjusted liabilities
D Statement of minimum free capital
E Statement of segregation requirements and funds
on deposit in segregation
PART II Report of Auditor (for financial year end only)
Schedules required:
1. Analysis of clients* accounts that liquidate to a deficit
or have debit balances with no open trades - commodities
futures clients.
2. Analysis of secured loans receivable.
3. Securities owned and sold short at market value.
4. Underwriting stocks.
5. Analysis of joint accounts, long and short.
6. Analysis of clients' accounts, long and short.
7. Analysis of partners' /shareholders ' accounts, long and short
other than commodity futures transactions.
8. Analysis of firm commodity futures trading accounts.
9. Analysis of brokers' and dealers' accounts - outstanding
trade balances.
10. Analysis of income taxes (for financial year end only).
11. Loans and bank overdrafts.
12. Changes in capital and retained earnings.
13. Changes in reserves and subordinated loans.
14. Future purchase and sales commitments.
15. Contingent liabilities and commitments.
16. Ten largest security clients (for financial year end only).
17. Ten securities with the largest aggregate long or short
market values (for financial year end only).
18. Summary of open commodity futures contracts.
19. Summary statement of income.
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FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
TO PARTS I AND II
1. All statements and schedules must be filed. If a schedule
is not applicable a "nil" return must be filed.
2. All statements and schedules may be rounded to the nearest
dollar.
3. The statements as they relate to commodity futures trading
shall be prepared on a trade date basis.
4. The statements as they relate to securities may be prepared
either on a trade or a settlement date basis. The basis
used must be consistent throughout and with the previous
year and noted on Statement A. Firms reporting on a trade
date basis but determining margin deficiencies for customers,
brokers and dealers on a settlement date basis must do so for
all such accounts and consistently from period to period.
Similar requirements apply for firms reporting on a settlement
date basis but providing margin on a trade date basis.
Reference should be made to the regulations where applicable,
particularly when changes in methods of reporting margining
are contemplated.
5. Schedules should be attached showing details of any
significant amounts that have not been clearly described on
the attached statements and schedules.
6. Provision must be made in the financial statements for any
unreconciled security position which cannot be satisfactorily
reconciled to the latest count. Such provisions will be
calculated at the market price at the date of this report.
No allowance should be made for cases where the latest count
is in excess of the records.
7. Notes to the financial statements
Any notes which may be necessary for the fair presentation
of the financial statements and not contained in the
supporting schedules should be attached as page 4 to
Statement A.
8. Reference should be made to the definitions of words and
terms in The Securities Act, 1978 and the Regulation.
9. Firms not registered under The Commodity Futures Act, 1978
need not file Schedules 1, 8 or 18 or "nil" returns stating
that such schedules are not applicable.
IT IS AN OFFENCE FOR A PERSON TO MAKE A STATEMENT
IN A DOCUMENT REQUIRED TO BE FILED OR FURNISHED
UNDER THE ACT OR THIS REGULATION THAT, AT THE TIME
AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH
IT IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
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AUDITORS' REPORT
To: The Ontario Securities Commission
We have examined the following Financial Statements of
as at
(Firm Name) (Date)
Statement A - Statement of Assets and Liabilities and Capital
Statement B - Statement of Net Free Capital
Statement C - Statement of Adjusted Liabilities
Statement D - Statement of Minimum Free Capital
Statement E - Statement of Segregation Requirements and Funds
on Deposit in Segregation
Our examination was made in accordance with generally
accepted auditing standards and accordingly included such tests
and other procedures as we considered necessary in the circum-
stances, including the audit procedures prescribed by the Ontario
Securities Commission.
In our opinion,
(i) the statement of assets and liabilities
presents fairly the financial position
of the firm as at
(Date)
in the form required under the Regulation
to The Securities Act, 1978 in accordance
with the basis of accounting disclosed in
Note 1 applied on a basis consistent with
that of the preceding year; and
(ii) the statements of net free capital,
adjusted liabilities, niinimun free capital
and statement of segregation requirements
and funds on deposit in segregation as at
are presented
(Date)
in accordance with applicable instructions
in the Regulation under The Securities
Act, 1978.
(Signature) (Date)
NOTE: A measure of uniformity in the form of the auditors' report
is desirable in order to facilitate identification of
circumstances where the underlying conditions are different.
Therefore, when auditors are able to express an unqualified
opinion their report should take the above form.
Any limitations in the scope of the audit must be discussed
in advance with the Ontario Securities Commission.
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PART I
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
STATEMENT A
(Page 1 of 3)
(Firm Name)
STATEMENT OF ASSETS
(As at
■ )
(a) Cash on hand and in bank - general funds $.
(b) Clients' trust accounts
(c) Contingency fund deposits and interest
accrued thereon
2. Dealer's residual financial interest in or
dealer's funds in excess of margin
deficiencies advanced to clients' accounts
3. Cash surrender value of life insurance where
the registrant is the beneficiary
4. Secured loans receivable
5. Securities owned - at market
6. Inventory of cash commodities, other than
securities
7. Accrued interest on securities owned
8. Joint Accounts
9. Receivable from clients
(i) securities transactions
(ii) commodity futures transactions
(segregated) ^_.
10. Partners '/Shareholders accounts
11. Brokers and dealers - securities transactions
12. Brokers and dealers - commodity transactions
(non- segregated)
13. Recoverable and overpaid income taxes
14. Commissions receivable - received within 25 days
15. Dividends receivable - received within 2 5 days
16. Other active assets - received within 25 days
(give details)
17.
20.
TOTAL ACTIVE ASSETS
Carried forward
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STATEMENT A
(Page 2 of 3)
PART I
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
(Firm Name)
STATEMENT OF ASSETS
(As at
Brought forward
21. Fixed assets (depreciated value)
22. Stock and Commodity Futures exchange seats
23. Other assets (give details)
24.
30.
TOTAL NON-ACTIVE ASSETS
Prepared for securities on:
A) trade date basis
B) settlement date basis
(check one)
□
(See notes and instructions)
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STATEMENT A
(Page 3 of 3)
PART I
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE
AND REPORT
(Firm Name)
STATEMENT OF LIABILITIES
AND CAPITAL
50. Loans and bank overdrafts
51. Amount by which funds required to be
segregated exceed funds in segregation
52. Securities sold short - at market
53. Accrued interest on securities sold short
54. Joint accounts
55. Payable to clients:
(i) securities transactions i
(ii) commodity futures transactions
(non- segregated)
56. Partners' /Shareholders' accounts
57. Brokers and dealers - security transactions
58. Brokers and dealers - commodity transactions
( non- segregated )
59. Unclaimed dividends and interest
60. Provision for income taxes
61. Deferred income taxes (relating to active
assets and liabilities)
62. Accounts payable and accrued expenses
63. Other liabilities (give details)
64
75. TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding subordinated loans)
76. Deferred income taxes (relating to non-active items)
77. Subordinated loans - other than shareholders/
partners and employees
78. Subordinated loans - shareholders/partners and
employees
79
80. Capital
81. Retained earnings or undivided profits
82. Reserves
90.
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL
(See notes and instructions)
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NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS
Line 5 - Securities must be valued at market value.
Lines
15 I
T5"^
Line 13 -
Include only overpayment of prior years'
income taxes or current year instalments.
Taxes recoverable due to current year
losses may be included to the extent that
they can be carried back and applied
against taxes previously paid.
The gross amounts claimable by and claim-
able against the firm must be reported.
Dividends not received within 25 days after
the date of this report must be shown under
"other assets" on Line 23.
Line 23 - This should include such items as:
Prepaid expenses
Deferred charges
Deferred income tax debits
Investments in and advances
to subsidiaries and affiliates.
Other non-active assets.
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STATEMENT B
(Page 1 of 2)
PART I
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
(Firm Name)
STATEMENT OF NET FREE CAPITAL
(AS at )
REFERENCE
1. A - 20 Total active assets
2. A - 75 Deduct: Total liabilities
3. Net loss on offsetting
future purchase and sales
commitments if not provided
above
4. Add: (i) Loan value (market value less
margin) of any subordinated
loans of securities that are
not included in accounts.
Attach schedule giving details
(ii) Non-current liabilities fully
secured by mortgages on real
estate owned by the registrant
(iii) Obligations for outstanding
instalments due to natural
resource companies whose -
securities the registrant is
in the process of distributing
or distributing to the public
under prospectuses filed with
the Commission
5. LIQUID CAPITAL (Carry Forward)
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STATEMENT B
(Page 2 of 2)
5. (Carried Forward) LIQUID CAPITAL
Deduct: Amount required to provide
full margin for:
6. Cash commodities, other than
securities owned by the registrant $.
7. Firm commodity futures trading
accounts
8. Securities owned by the registrant
and securities sold short by the
registrant
Deduct: Amount sufficient to provide for
any margin deficiencies on:
9- Secured loans receivable
10. Clients' accounts in respect of
commodity futures
11. Joint accounts
12- Accounts of partners and share-
holders
13. Accounts of clients and dealers
14. Secured loans payable by the
registrant if the collateral is
held by other than the registrant
or a financial institution
15.
16. Future purchase and sales
commitments not included in the
calculation of liquid capital
17- Other liquid capital items
18. NET FREE CAPITAL
(See notes and instructions)
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NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS
Line 4 (ii)
(iii)
Line 11
Line 13
Do not include amounts which fall due
within one year.
Reference is made to Ontario Securities
Commission Policy 3-02 as amended from
time to time.
Exclude any interest of any member of
The Toronto Stock Exchange, The Investment
Dealers' Association of Canada and any
financial institution.
Exclude
(1)
Bona fide cash settlement accounts
with any member of The Toronto Stock
Exchange, The Montreal Stock Exchange,
The Vancouver Stock Exchange, The
Alberta Stock Exchange, The New York
Stock Exchange, The American Stock
Exchange and The Investment Dealers '
Association of Canada.
(2)
(3)
Accounts with
and
a financial institution,
Bona fide cash settlement accounts
that have not been outstanding more
than ten days past the normal settle-
ment date, where the shares have been
available for delivery, and not more
than twenty-one days past the trade
date in any other case.
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STATEMENT C
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
(Finn Name)
STATEMENT OF ADJUSTED LIABILITIES
(As at )
REFERENCE
1. A - 75 Total Liabilities $.
2. Add: Unrecorded securities
purchase commitments .
3.
4 . Deduct :
A - 1 (a) cash $.
(b) money on deposit in clients'
trust accounts
(c) compensation fund or contin-
gency fund deposits and
interest accrued thereon .
5. A - 3 Cash surrender value of life
insurance where the registrant
is the beneficiary
6. Market value of securities
that the registrant owns or
has contracted to purchase
having, in either case, a
margin rate of 5% or less
7. Accrued interest relating to
securities in Line 6 above
8. Debit balances with financial
institutions not included in
Line 4
9. Sales price of securities for
which the registrant has a
sales commitment to a financial
institution
10. The market value of securities
which have a margin rate of 5%
or less, included in non-
segregated accounts of clients,
partners, shareholders, dealers
or held as collateral for
secured loans receivable, not
exceeding the debit balance of
the account or the secured
loan receivable
11. ADJUSTED LIABILITIES
Line 10 - If this deduction is made, care should be taken not to
duplicate the deductions made under Line 8. A separate
Schedule "C" should be attached showing separately for each
account, the market value of the securities and the debit
balances.
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STATEMENT D
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
(Firm Name)
STATEMENT OF MINIMUM FREE CAPITAL
(As at.
REFERENCE
1. C - 11 Adjusted liabilities
2. Capital requirements on adjusted liabilities:
10% on first $2,500,000 or part thereof
8% on next $2,500,000 or part thereof'
7% on next $2,500,000 or part thereof
6% on next $2,500,000 or part thereof
5% on balance over $10,000,000
3. the qreater of
- up to the first $20,000,000 in market
value of commodity futures contracts,
other than for securities, 2 per cent
to a maximum of $100,000, or
- h of 1 per cent of the market value of the
greater of the total number of long con-
tracts other than for securities, carried
for all clients and firm accounts excluding
exempted contracts
4. 10 per cent of margin requirement for
contracts for securities
5. Customer concentration factor
6. Commodity concentration factor
7. Total on adjusted liabilities and contracts
8. Capital requirement on insurance - Amounts
deductible (greatest under any clause)
9. Minimum free capital required
10. B - 18 Net Free Capital
11. Excess (deficiency) Net Free Capital
NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS
Line 7 - For dealers registered under The Securities Act, 1978
the amount shown here will be not less than $25,000 and
for dealers who are also registered as futures commission
merchants under The Commodity Futures Act, 1978 the minimum
amount shown will be not less than $75,000.
Line 11 - All deficiencies must be reported immediately to the
Ontario Securities Commission. An explanation must be
given on this schedule for any capital deficiency and
a description provided of the action taken to correct it.
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STATEMENT E
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
STATEMENT
FUNDS
OF
ON
(Firm Name)
SEGREGATION REQUIREMENTS
DEPOSIT IN SEGREGATION
AND
(As
rz;v:r;me:;t
1. Net ledger balances of clients
(a) Cash
(b) Securities (at market)
2. Net unrealized profit-loss in open commodity
futures contracts held for clients
3. Net equity of commodity clients (1+2)
4. Add - accounts liquidating to a deficit and
accounts with debit balances but no open trades
(Schedule 2)
5. Amount required to be segregated (3+4)
FUNDS ON DEPOSIT IN SEGREGATION
6. Deposited in segregated accounts with financial
institutions:
(a) Cash
(b) Securities representing investment of
customers' funds (at market)
(c) Securities deposited by customers in lieu
of cash margins (at market)
7. Margins on deposit with clearing houses
(a) Cash
(b) Securities deposited by customers in lieu
of cash margins (at market)
8. Due to/ from clearing houses
9. Equities with other commodity futures dealers
who carry clients' trades on an omnibus basis
10. Segregated funds on hand:
(a) Cash
(b) Securities representing investment of
clients' funds (at market)
(c) Securities deposited by customers in lieu
of cash margins (at market)
11. TOTAL AMOUNT IN SEGREGATION
Excess/Deficiency of Funds in Segregation
(Line 11 minus Line 5)
NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS
A2/A51
The registrant must report immediately any deficiency of funds in
segregation to the Commission.
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FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
PART II - AUDITORS' REPORT
To . . .T??.??™???.???"??????^0^?????*?.
Pursuant to our examination of Statements A to E of Part I, we
have examined the Part II Schedule 19 of
as at
(firm) (date)
In our opinion Schedule 19 , the summary statement of income ,
presents fairly the results of its operations for the year then ended
in the form required by the Regulation under The Securities Act, 1978 and
in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles applied on a
basis consistent w\th that of the preceding year.
The additional information set out in Part II, schedules 1 to 18
and the answers contained in questions 5 and 6 on the certificate
of partners or directors have been subjected to the tests
and other auditing procedures applied in the examination of the
financial statements A to E in Part I and schedule 19 in Part II, and
in our opinion, are fairly stated in all respects material in relation
to these financial statements taken as a whole .
(Signature) (Date)
NOTE: A measure of uniformity in the form of the auditors' report
is desirable in order to facilitate identification of
circumstances where the underlying conditions are different.
Therefore, when auditors are able to express an unqualified
opinion their report should take the above form.
Any limitations in the scope of the audit must be discussed
in advance with the Ontario Securities Commission.
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PART II
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERS OR DIRECTORS
(Finn Name)
I/We have examined the attached Part I statements and Part II schedules
and certify that, to the best of my /our knowledge, they present fairly the
financial position of the firm at and the results
of operation for the period then ended, and are in agreement with the books
of the firm.
I/We certify that the following information is true and correct to the
best of my/our knowledge for the period from the last audit to the date of
the attached statements which have been prepared in accordance with the
current requirements of the regulations under The Securities Act, 1978.
ANSWERS
(1) Do the attached statements fully disclose all assets
and liabilities including the following? (If not, give
full particulars) :
(a) All future purchase and sales commitments?
(b) Outstanding puts, calls or other options?
(c) Participation in any underwriting or other
agreement subject to future demands?
(d) Writs issued against the firm or partners or
corporation or any other litigation pending?
(e) Income tax arrears of partners or corporation?
(f) Other contingent liabilities, guarantees,
returned drafts, accommodation endorsements
or commitments affecting the financial
position of the firm?
(2) Is the registrant (or any partner or director thereof)
a partner, director or principal shareholder in any
other firm or company whose principal business includes
dealing in securities with the public? If so, give
particulars.
(3) Have any securities in distribution or distribution
to the public been offered or sold for amounts in
excess of that disclosed in the prospectus qualifying
the securities?
(4) Has any disbursement been made or transaction
entered into subsequent to the statement date which
may create a deficiency in the firm's capital
position? If so, give details.
(5) Does the registrant promptly segregate all clients'
free securities?
(6) Does the registrant carry insurance of the type and
in the amount required by the Regulation?
(Date)
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NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS
To be signed by:-
'(i) chief executive officer/partners
(ii) chief financial officer
(iii) the registrant (if applicable)
(iv) the chief accountant
(v) at least two directors/partners
if not included in (i) to (iv)
above ,
Any partner/director and any officer or employee with
senior management responsibility for areas where unrecorded
liabilities may occur (e.g. underwriting and money market
departments) must sign a copy of this report to indicate
that he has examined it and is satisfied that, to the best
of his knowledge, it is correct.
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SCHEDULE 1
ANALYSIS OF CLIENTS' ACCOUNTS THAT LIQUIDATE
TO A DEFICIT OR HAVE DEBIT BALANCES WITH NO
OPEN TRADES
(Commodity Futures Transactions)
1. Accounts with margin
deficiency
2. Accounts that contain
debit balances with no
open trades
TOTAL
Amount Required to
Provide Full Margin
3. Less allowance for bad
debts or accounts provided
for but included above
A-9(n)
B-10
NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS
1. Clients with more than one account may use an account with
excess funds to secure an account which liquidates to a
deficit or to secure an account with a margin deficiency if
each account and balance involved is clearly identified on
a separate Schedule, "lA". Such an arrangement must be
evidenced by a written agreement.
2. Line 1. The total deficit in clients accounts that liquidate
to a deficit should be entered in the left-hand column under
the heading "Debit". The total margin deficiency in client
accounts should be entered in the right-hand column. For
example, client A's account liquidates to a deficit of $1,000
and his commodity position requires $2,000 margin; client B's
equity amounts to $1,500 and his commodity position requires
$2,000 margin. The entries in line 1 should be "Debit" -
$1,000 and "Amount Required to provide Full Margin" - $3,500
($3,000 as to client A and $500 as to client B) .
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SCHEDULE 2
PART II
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
' " *( M rm foame)*
(D'aVeJ
ANALYSIS OF SECURED LOANS RECEIVABLE
(Including purchase and resale agreements)
Coding, or Name
of Borrower and
Term
(Note 1)
DEFINED FINANCIAL
INSTITUTIONS
Amount of Loan Required
Including Accrued Market Value Loan Value To
Interest of Collateral of Collateral Margin
OTHER
Notes:
1. A borrower may be identified in column 1 by means of a code
or symbols provided that the code or symbols and their meaning
and any change or addition thereto are submitted.
2. All market values shall include accrued interest.
3. Attach a schedule (2A) providing the following details for collateral
securities with a margin rate greater than 5%: description of security,
market price, market value, margin rate and loan value.
4. The total In the left hand column should be referenced to Statement A,
line 4. The total for defined financial Institutions should be included in
Statement C, line 8.
5. Receivables from DFI's must be fully secured, deficiencies to be provided
for as margin.
6. Non-DFI receivables to be fully margined at all times.
7. Where securities are borrowed and/or swapped with DFI, where the short
market value in the account Is greater than the long market value, the
deficiency (the amount required to fully secure) must be provided as margin.
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SCHEDULE 3
(Name of Registrant)
SECURITIES OWNED AND SOLD SHORT AT MARKET VALUE
Balance
Debit
(Long)
Credit
(Short)
Margin Required
1. Securities having a
margin rate of 5% or
less
Less - Dealer's
securities deposited
in segregation and
with other dealers
commodity futures
(segregated accounts)
2. Carry debit to
Statement C, line 6
3. Other securities
Less - securities
on doposi t with
other dealers
commodity futures
(segregated accounts)
A - 5
A - 52
B.
11.
12.
13.
20.
CASH COMMODITIES OTHER THAN SECURITIES OWNED AT MARKET VALUE
Cash commodities, other than securities:
(a) Hedged $ $
(b) Unhedged
TOTAL
T^T
5 - I
NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS
All securities are to be valued at market but no adjustment need be
made for securities with no collateral value, carried on the books
at less than market.
Attach a schedule setting out the name and description of each security,
market price, market value, margin rate and margin. In the case of
debt instruments where yield rate is used to determine market price
the yield rate must be disclosed. Information may be given in summary
form as to securities issued or guaranteed by the Government of Canada
or any province of Canada. The summary should include the total
market values and total margin requirements for all Government of
Canada issues for which the same margin rate is prescribed, and like
totals - also by margin rate categories - for provincial issues.
It is not necessary to distinguish between provinces. Insignificant
holdings of securities that require 100 per cent margin may be shown
in total.
Line 11 - The margin on hedged positions is 5 per cent of the market
value of the commodity. The margin required on unhedged
cash commodities is 20 per cent of the market value of the
commodity.
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SCHEDULE 4
PART II
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
(Firm Name)
(Date)
UNDERWRITING STOCKS
Name of Security
Taken down
within 30 days
of the date of
these statements
Number
Value Per Unit
(Note 1)
Cost Market Option
Balances
Amount
Requires
to
of
Shares
Debit Credit
(Long) (Short)
Fully
Margin
(Note 2)
Sub-Total
Taken down
within 30 to 90
days of the date
of these statements
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Sub-Total
All other under-
writing stocks
12.
13-
U.
15.
20.
Sub-Total
TOTAL
A- 52
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y.zzzs .-*;z instf.v": :::;
All three unit values must be Indicated
and the lowest value used In valuing the
Icr.g ar.i Short rcsiticr.s.
Underwriting stocks which have been in
distribution longer than 90 days from the
issue of the final receipt for the
prospectus or which have not been pledged
as collateral must be margined.
3. Commitments made for deals not taken down
must be shown on Schedule 14 and are not to
be included in this Schedule unless they are
recorded in the statements of assets and
liabilities.
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SCHEDULE 5
PART II
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
(Firm 'flame)
ANALYSIS OF JOINT ACCOUNTS, LONG AND SHORT
Securities Held
Joint Outside Name of
Holders Interest Security
Total
Number of
Shares or
P'cpl. Amt.
Unit
Total Market
Value for Each
Security
of Bonds Market Debits Credits Margin
Held Price Long Short Rate Margin
(Note)
10.
Totals
SUMMARY
Market Value
Debit
(Long)
Credit
(Short)
Debit
(Long)
Book Value
Credit
(Short)
Amount
Required To
Fully Margin
20. Registrant's interest
21. Interests of:
(a) Members of the TSE ,
MSE, VSE, ASE,
NYSE, Amex and/or
the IDA
(b) Financial
institutions (as
defined)
25.
Nil
(c) Others
TOTAL
Nil
NOTE:
3
A - 5^
B - 11
Additional positions should be recorded on a detailed list
showing the same breakdown as above. The totals on such
list should be carried forward to Item 2 and included in
the Summary.
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SCHEDULE 6
FART II
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
ANALYSIS OF CLIENTS' ACCOUNTS LONG AND SHORT
(SECURITY TRADING ONLY)
(Firm 'R&A4 ^
■Zi*4'
BALANCES
Deb it
(Long)
Crecit
C Short
Ordinary Clients
1. Cash settlement (Note 2)..
2. Fully margined
3. Undernarginec but fully
secured
*». Partly sec-red
(unsecured amount S )
5 • Unsecured debits ,
6. Free credits
Financial Institutions
7. Banks and trust companies..
8. Others (as defined)
9. Less - Allowance for bad
debts or accounts provided
for but included above
10. Totals
NOTES :
A-9(i)
A-55(i)
Amount Required
to Fully Margin
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
B-13
1. Accounts should only be classified as cash settlement
accounts where they comply with requirements set out
under the Regulation.
2. Cash settlement transactions with ordinary clients
that on the statement date have been outstanding nore
than 21 days past the normal settlement date must be
margined. If sufficient margin has not been provided
by the client, the account cannot be included ir. Item 1,
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SCHEDULE 7
PART II
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
(Firm Name)
(Date)
ANALYSIS OF PARTNERS'/SHAREHOLDERS' ACCOUNTS LONG AND SHORT
(OTHER THAN COMMODITY FUTURES TRANSACTIONS)
Total
Number of
Shares or
P'cpl.Amt. Market Debits
of Bonds Price Long
Name of
Account Security
1.
Credits
Short
Total
Beck value of account
Amount required to margin, if any.
Margin
Rate
Margin
Value
SUMMARY
10. Fully margined..
11 . Undermargined
12. Partly secured..
13. Unsecured debits,
Ik. Free credits.....
15. Cash Accounts....
Total
Book value of account
Amount required to margin, if any,
Balances
Less - Allowance for bad debts
and accounts provided for but
included above
20. Total.
Debit
Long
Credit
Short
Amount
Required
to Margin
Nil
Nil
10
56
B - 12
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NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS
1. Subordinated loans are not to be included
in this schedule. They should be reported
on Schedule 13 .
2. Additional accounts are to be supported by
a detailed list showing the same information
as above . The totals on such list should
be carried forward to item 2 and included in
the Summary.
3. All partners' and shareholders' nominee end
guaranteed accounts must be included in this
Schedule .
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SCHEDULE 8
(Name of Registrant)
ANALYSIS OF FIRM COMMODITY FUTURES TRADING ACCOUNT
Market
No. of Contracts
Commodity Long
Short
Full Margin
Required
B - 7
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SCHEDULE 9
PART II
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
(Firm Name)
(Date)
ANALYSIS OF BROKERS' AND DEALERS' ACCOUNTS
OUTSTANDING TRADING BALANCES
(SECURITIES TRADING ONLY)
Debit
(Trades
to deliver)
Credit
(Trades
to receive)
Members of T.S.g., K.S.E.,
V.S.E., ALTA.S.E., N.Y.S.E.
AMEX and/or the I.D.A.
Amount
Required to
Fully Margin
Nil
2. Other brokers and
dealers cleared
within 10 days from
value date
3. Uncleared (Note 2) ..
Nil
10. Total
A - 11
A - 57
B - 13
NOTES:
This schedule is to include only amounts representing
ordinary security transactions with other brokers and
dealers. Balances arising from other types of
transactions should be shown on the statements of
assets or liabilities and capital against items 16,
23 or 63.
Other brokers and dealers must be margined in the same
manner and on the same basis as ordinary clients .
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SCHEDULE 10
Page 1 ofT
PART II
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
(To be completed at financial year end only)
(Firm Name)
(Date)
ANALYSIS OP INCOME TAXES
A. Income Tax Payable (recoverable)
1. Balance payable (recoverable) at last
financial year end
2. Payments made or (received) relating to
above balance
3. Adjustments (including reassessments)
relating to prior period (give
detail s if significant)
4. Balance (if any) relating to prior years
5. Provisions for income taxes currently
payable, including taxes on extra-
ordinary items OR
Recovery of income taxes due to losses
in the current period
6. Sub- total
7. Payments on account of the current period
8. Sub- total
9. Other adjustments (give details)
10. Current balance payable (recoverable)
B. Deferred Income Taxes
1. Balance at last year-end
2. Changes during the period
(give details if
significant)
3. Present balance
Debit
A-13 - if recoverable
A-60 - if payable
Credit
Re Active
Assets and
Liabilities
Re
Non-Active
Assets
A-23
A-61
A-76
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NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS
1. On this schedule balances recoverable (i.e. debits) should be shown in
brackets.
2. Line A10 - If the balance includes anounts relating to other than the
current year then analysis should be provided by year.
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Page 2 of 2
PART II
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
(Firm Name)
"(Date)"
ANALYSIS OP INCOME TAXES
(Continued)
C. Reconciliation
1. Income taxes provided (recovered)
(line A5)
2. Adjustments relating to prior periods
(line A3)
3. Other adjustments (line A9)
4. Net change in deferred income taxes
(line B2)
5. "iota! income taxes
6. Total income taxes per Schedule 19
(line 6 )
7. Income taxes included in Schedule 19
(line 8)
8. Income taxes charged or credited directly
to retained earnings (Schedule 12)
items 11 or 12
9. Total income taxes (agrees with line C5)
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SCHEDULE 11
fart ::
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
(Firm Name)
(Date)
LOANS AND BANK OVERDRAFTS
Balances
1. Bank overdrafts
2. Call Loans - Canadian chartered
banks (secured)
3. Call Loans - Trust
Companies which are
defined financial
institutions (secured)
*i . Loans - other - secured -
collateral held by registrant,
or defined financial institutions
5- Loans - other - secured -
collateral held by others (give
details)
6. Loans - other - unsecured
7.
10. TOTAL (Do note include
subordinated loans)
Margin
Required
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
A - 50
14
KOTOS:
Line 5 - A schedule is required (11a) for each loan in this category.
Details must include the name of the lender, amount of the
loan, and the description, quantity, market price and
total market value of each security held by the lender
as collateral. In addition, the margin rate and total
margin requirement must also be provided. All such
loans must be fully margined at all times and any margin
deficiencies are to be carried to Statement B, line 14.
The margin requirement for such loans is the market
value of the collateral less the amount of the loan,
less any margin already provided on the collateral
(e.g. in inventory, loans receivable, etc.)
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SCHEDULE 12
PART II
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
(Firm Name)
(Date)
CHANGES IN CAPITAL AND RETAINED EARNINGS
A. Capital
1. Balance at last year end
2. Increases during period - give details
(a)
(b)
(c)
3.
4.
5. Decreases during period - give details
(a)
(b)
(c)
6.
7. Present capital
A-80
8. Analysis of present capital
(a)
(b)
(c)
9. To agree with line 7 above
B. Retained Earnings (Corporations) or Undivided
Profits (Partnerships)
10. Balance at last year end
11. Increases during period - give details
(a) net income fc the period
(Schedule 19 line 11) ....
(b)
(c) _.
12. Decreases during period - give details
(a) net loss for the period
(Schedule 19 line 11) ....
(b) dividends paid or partners drawings ....
(c) ....
(d) ^
13. Present retained earnings or undivided profits
(A-81)
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Line 8 - For each class of shares indicate whether common, preferred, etc.
and give further details as necessary. For partnerships show each class of
partner (general, limited, etc.).
Lines 11 and 12 - Direct charges or credits to retained earnings are to be
restricted to capital transactions (eg. dividends, premium on share redemptions,
etc.) and prior period adjustments. All income items of an extraordinary or
unusual nature (eg. profits or losses on sale of fixed assets or stock exchange
seats, etc.) are to be included in Schedule 19 in arriving at net income or loss
for the period. The latter amount is to be transferred in total to retained
earnings (line 11(a) or 12(a))
The adjustment of inventory to market value must also be included in
Schedule 19.
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SCHEDULE 13
PART II
FINANCIAL QPESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
(Firm Name)
'(Date)
CHANGES IN RESERVES AND SUBORDINATED LOANS
A. Reserves
1. Balance at beginning of period
2. Changes during the period (describe)
3. Balance at current date
B. Subordinated Loans
9.
10.
Balance at last year-end
Increases during period -
give name of lenders
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
Decreases during period
give name of lender
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
Present subordinated loans
Notes:
Reserves
Directors,
Officers,
Shareholders/
Partners and
Employees
A-78
A-82
Others
A-77
The nature of reserves should be described and should only include
appropriations of retained earnings. In particular, allowances for bad
debts must not be shown here.
Subordinated Loans
At the annual audit date only, attach a schedule (13a) showing amount
and the name of the lender for each loan outstanding. Subordinated
debentures issued under a trust debenture should be disclosed in total only.
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SCHEDULE 14
Page 1 of 2
ONTARIO SECURITIES COMMISSION
PART II
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
lFir* Hame)'
(uYteJ
FUTURE PURCHASE AND SALES COHHITICNTS
(This schedule is not to be used if the firm has recorded
all such commitments in its accounts)
Computation of margin requirements in respect
of future purchase and sales commitments
1. Total future purchase commitments
outstanding at the date of the
financial statements
Deduct:
2. Purchase commitments that are
covered by sales commitments
related thereto
3. Purchase commitments that will
reduce bonds and stocks sold
short by the firm
4. Purchase commitments that are not
covered by sales commitments or
by bonds and stocks sold short
by firm (give details -
Schedule 14 B)
5. Amount required to fully margin
item 4 (see note)
6. Total future sales commitments
outstanding at the date of the
financial statements
Deduct:
7. Sales commitments that are
covered by purchase commit-
ments rel ated thereto
8. Sales commitments that are
covered by stocks or bonds
owned by the firm (excluding
Canadas and Provincials
netted against short positions
in inventory as provided by
regulations)
9. Sales commitments that are not
covered by purchase commitments
or by bonds or stocks owned by
the firm (give details -
Schedule 14B)
10. Amount required to fully margin
item 9 (see note)
11. Total margin required
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Page 2 of 2
ONTARIO SECURITIES COMMISSION
PART II
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
( FiVm* Name*)
(Diler
FUTURE PURCHASE AND SALES COMMITMENTS
(continued)
Computation of the effect of future purchase
commitments on adjusted liabilities
12. Total future purchase commitments
(agree with item 1 above)
13. Less purchase commitments that are
covered by sales commitments
with financial institutions
Sub-Total
Deductions permitted in respect of items
remaining in sub-total:
14. Commitments in securities having a margin
rate of 5$ of less and receivables (not
previously deducted) from syndicate members
(see note)
15. Total to be included in adjusted liabilities
C. 16. Net loss, if any, on items 7 and 8 (see note)
C-2
B-3
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NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS
Firms reporting on a value (settlement) date basis -
Future purchase and sales commitments must be recorded on this schedule.
Outstanding security transactions, not yet due for settlement, made for
regular settlement in the normal course of business should be excluded from
Part I, Statement A and from this schedule.
Firms reporting on a trade (transaction) date basis -
All purchase and sales commitments must be recorded on Part I, Statement A
except for sales with calls and new issues (if the latter have not been
processed through the firms records).
Line 1 - Please supply full particulars of the issues, their dates and
amounts involved or other pertinent information on Schedule 14A.
Lines 4 , 5, 9 and 10 - The details shown onl4B should be the same as those
required on Schedule 3 and in addition the commitment price and settlement
date are required. Total margin required on lines 4 and 9 is:
(a) margin calculated on the market values of the commitments, and
(b) plus the loss or minus the profit based on the difference between the
commitment price and the market price at the reporting date. Profits
on one issue may be used to reduce requirements on another issue.
Insignificant amounts may be shown in total only.
Line 14 - Receivables from members of the banking or selling groups to the
extent that they represent the initial draw down of a new issue of
securities (not after market trading) may be deducted from the liability to
the issuing company which is recorded in the books of the managing
underwriter.
Line 16 - The net loss for line 8 items should be reduced by margin
provided on the related long positions in inventory.
Supplementary instructions for reporting money market commitments
"Market Price" for money market commitments (fixed- term repurchases, calls,
etc.) shall be calculated as follows:
(a) Fixed date repurchases (no borrower call feature) - the market price is the
price determined by applying the current yield for the security to the term
of maturity from the repurchase date. This will permit calculation of any
profit or loss based on the market conditions at the reporting date.
Exposure due to future changes in market conditions is covered by the
margin rate.
(b) Open repurchases (no borrower call feature) - prices are to be determined
as of the reporting date or the date the commitment fir^t becomes open,
whichever is the later. Market price is to be determined as in (a) and
commitment price is to be determined in the same manner using the yield
stated in the repurchase commitment.
(c) Repurchase with borrower call features - the market price is the borrower
call price. No margin is required where the total consideration for which
the holder can put the security back to the dealer is less than the total
consideration for which the dealer may put the security back to the issuer.
However, where a holder consideration exceeds dealer consideration (the
dealer has a loss) the margin required is the lesser of:
(1) the prescribed rate appropriate to the term of the security, and
(2) the spread between holder consideration and dealer consideration (the
loss) based on the call features subject to a minimum of 1/4 of 1%
margin. Such commitments shall be reported in the manner set out
under lines 4, 5, 9 and 10 above and shall include details of dealer
and borrower calls.
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ONTARIO SECURITIES COMMISSION
PART II
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
(Firm Name)
(Date)
CONTINGENT LIABILITIES AND COMMITMENTS
Vol. 112-30
SCHEDULE 15
Description
Amount
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NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS
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1. Include only items not recorded on Statement A.
2. Where contingent liabilities require margin, detailed supporting schedules
must be presented and the amount required to margin included in Statement B,
line 17.
3. Insignificant contingent liabilities need not be described unless in total
they are significant in amount. In this case the total amount should be
shown as "miscellaneous".
4. In the event that a dollar amount cannot be determined, describe the item in
detail giving reasons for the inability to assign a dollar value.
5. Examples of contingent liabilities are:
Unfunded pension liabilities
Leases
Guarantees or endorsements
Endorsement of puts and calls
Discounted notes
Legal actions pending
Pending income tax claims and assessments
Returned drafts
Underwriting commitments
Sales with call features
6. Contingent liabilities must be included up to the date of filing this
report.
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SCHEDULE 16
ONTARIO SECURITIES COMMISSION
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
(To be completed at audit date only)
(Firm Name)
[Date)
DETAILS OF TEN LARGEST SECURITY CLIENTS
(Excluding free credits, defined financial institutions, brokers
and dealers, partners and shareholders, affiliated companies
and buy-backs and sell-backs not yet due for settlement)
The following information should be provided for each client:
1. Client name (or account number)
2. Account classification (as per Schedule 4)
3. List of securities and money balance in the account in the following
columns:
Settlement Date
of Outstanding
Name and No. of Shares Transactions
Description Money Par Value Market Market Margin (Cash Accounts
of Security Balance Long or (Short) Price Value Required Only)
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NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS
1. Where a guarantee is used to reduce the margin required, the guarantor's
account! s) must be merged for the purpose of producing this schedule. Also
each client's position must represent the aggregate of all his accounts.
2. As an alternative to listing all items, copies of clients' statements and/or
status slips may be filed provided they contain all the information required
in this schedule. Totals on the schedule must agree with the attachments.
3. Securities with no loan value may be omitted.
4. Securities used for margin purposes (including safekeeping and segregation)
must be fully negotiable. Safekeeping and segregated securities must be so
identified.
5. Settlement means the settlement date shown on the trade confirmation.
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SCHEDULE 17
ONTARIO SECURITIES COMMISSION
PART II
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
(To be completed at audit date only)
(Firm Name)
(Date)
TEN SECURITIES WITH THE LARGEST AGGREGATE
LONG OR SHORT MARKET VALUE
(Excluding securities held segregated or in safekeeping
and securities with a margin rate of 10* of less)
(Number of shares or par value - long or (short)
Clients
(Excluding
Name of Financial Partners/ Unit Market Loan
Security Institutions) Shareholders Firm's Own Total Price Value Value
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NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS
1. Segregated securities, to the extent they are used for Margining accounts,
must be included in these calculations.
2. Where distortions would result from including in the ten largest securities
amounts which represent significant holdings in excess of amounts required
to margin clients' or partners' /shareholders' accounts, then such items
should be excluded from this schedule.
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SCHEDULE 18
(Name of Registrant)
SUMMARY OF OPEN COMMODITY FUTURES CONTRACTS (1)
(A) CUSTOMERS' CONTRACTS
(B) FIRM, PARTNERS, SHAREHOLDERS,
DIRECTORS AND EMPLOYEES.
(Date)
Market
Commo-
dity
, ...
No. of
Contracts
Less (2)
Exempted
Contracts-
Adjusted
No. of
Contracts
Settle-
ment
Price
Market Value of
Total Long and
Total Short for
Each Commodity^
Long
Short
Long
Short
Long
Short
Long
Short
T
DTAL MAI
LKET VA.
LUE
$
$
INSTRUCTIONS
1. A separate schedule must be prepared for each of category A
and B. Cross out A or B whichever not applicable.
2. For definition of exempted contracts see section 11(6) of the
Regulations under The Commodity Futures Act, 1978.
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ONTARIO SECURITIES COMMISSION
PART II
FINANCIAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND REPORT
Vol. 112-30
SCHEDULE 19
(Firm Name)
SUMMARY STATEMENT OF INCOME FOR THE
MONTHS ENDED
(With comparative figures for the
ended
Current Period
1. Revenue - (a) Commissions:
Securities $
Commodities
(b) Principal business
(c) New Issues
(d) Money market
(e) Net interest
(f) Other
2. Total Revenue $
3. Expenses -(a) Commissions to
Employees $
(b) Employee salaries
and bonuses
(c) Occupancy and
equipment rental
(d) Interest
(e ) Communications
( f ) Bad debts
(g) Other
4. Total expenses $
5. Income (Loss) before income
taxes (line 2, minus line 4)
6. Income taxes (see note)
7. Income (Loss) before extra-
ordinary Items
8. Extraordinary items (net of
income tax) (see note)
11. Net income (loss) for period $
S-12 - 11 or 12
(See notes and instructions on reverse)
Comparable
Previous Period
(if available)
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NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS
The period covered in the current year should be from the
previous year-end. The comparative figures should be for the
comparable period in the previous year where these are available.
A comparative statement of income prepared in accordance with
generally accepted accounting principles and containing at least
the information shown in the pre-printed Schedule 19 may be
substituted. This statement should be affixed to the schedule
provided.
It is recognized that the components of the revenue and expense
classification on this Schedule may vary between firmiT However"
it is important that each firm be consistent between periods except
where approved by the appropriate authority. Fair presentation may
require the separate disclosure of additional large and/or unusual
items by way of a note to this Schedule.
Line 1 (a) Net revenue from commissions for the period on
securities and commodity futures (including
options) , before commission to registered
representatives .
(b) Revenue on all stock (including pro trading
and net arbitrage revenue) and bond trading
activity including adjustment of inventories
to market value but excluding money market
and new issue profits.
(c) Revenue on new issue business when trading on
an "if, as and when" basis, including the
banking group and selling group spreads, and
including adjustment of inventories to market
value. Other items to be included are
commissions on all savings bonds, net of sub
agents' commissions, corporate fees, private
placement fees, etc.
(d) Revenue on all money market and commercial
paper activities net after all interest charged,
but including adjustment of inventories to market
value .
(e) Net interest revenue or expense excluding
interest on internal subordinated debt.
(f) All other revenue.
Line 6 All income taxes including notional income tax at 33 1/3%
on partnerships profits. Where the total income taxes on
line 6 are materially different from the reported profit
on line 5 multiplied by the current year's tax rate, an
explanation of the difference should be provided.
Line 8 Extraordinary items should include only gains, losses and
provisions for losses which, by their nature, are not
typical of the normal business activities of the firm, and
are not expected to occur regularly over a period of years.
Examples are profits or losses on the sale of fixed assets,
stock exchange seats or other non-active assets, profits or
losses resulting from closing operations, etc. A list of
items should be provided.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form
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FORM 10
THE SECURITIES ACT , 1978
ANNUAL QUESTIONNAIRE TO BE COMPLETED BY A PORTFOLIO
MANAGER FOR ITS AUDITOR
Instruction: This form may be used as a guideline for the
purpose of assisting in the auditing of the
financial statements of a portfolio manager
and is not required to be filed.
A- 1. Will the scope of the audit be unrestricted?
2. Have generally accepted accounting principles been
maintained during the current year?
3. Have such principles been maintained on a basis
consistent with the previous year and if there has
been a change in such principles, has there been
disclosure of the nature and effect of those changes?
4. Have all meetings of shareholders, directors and
committees provided for in the by-laws been held?
5. Have all resolutions passed by the shareholders
during the period been acted upon?
Have directors or their equivalent formally approved
all material corporate transactions during the period?
7. Have minutes of all meetings been approved and
appropriately signed?
8. Have the terms of every indenture, note, agreement
or other material contract affecting financial
statements been adhered to?
9. Were all transactions with officers and directors,
of which you have knowledge, in the ordinary course
of business?
10. Does the present system of accounts provide suitable
breakdowns for preparation of proper financial
statements?
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11. Have all adjusting journal entries been placed on the
books?
12. Has adequate provision been made in your accounts
for all known liabilities?
13. List all material changes in your financial position
subsequent to the year-end.
14. In what provinces are you registered or licensed to
do business?
B- 1. Have arrangements been made that cash and securities
of clients are never in your possession or the possession
of an affiliate?
2. Do you have, on file, with respect to all new accounts
opened during the period, evidence of each client's
acknowledgement of the arrangements made with respect
to the management of his investment portfolio?
3. Where clients retain a custodian, have proper instruc-
tions been given by the client to the custodian?
4. Do you have insurance of the kind and in the amount
required under the Regulation to The Securities Act*
1978?
5. Are fees collected in advance accounted for as
deferred income?
6. (a) Are your clients charged directly for services
rendered?
(b) Are the charges based on the market value of the
clients' portfolios?
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7. Where you have purchased or sold a security on
behalf of more than one client has a procedure
ensuring equity in allocation of the cost or
proceeds of the transaction to each client been
followed?
8. Is each client account supervised separate and
distinct from that of other clients?
9. Have you complied with the following requirements:
(a) That no registrant or any partner, officer
or associate shall have a direct or indirect
interest in any other registrant without the
approval of the Director under The Securities
Act. 1978 ("Act").
(b) That you shall not knowingly cause any
investment portfolio managed by you to:
(i) invest in any issuer in which a
responsible person as defined in
Section 114 of The Securities Act,
1978 or an associate of such a
responsible person is an officer
or director unless that fact is
disclosed to the client and the
client's written consent is obtained
prior to the purchase?
(ii) purchase or sell securities of
any issuer from or to the account
of such a responsible person, any
associate of such a responsible
person or the portfolio manager?
(iii) make a loan to such a responsible
person, an associate of such a
responsible person or the portfolio
manager?
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10. Except where the client has expressly directed
otherwise, have confirmations of trades, in the
form set out in section 35 of The Securities Act, 1978
promptly been sent or delivered by you to those
clients on whose behalf orders are executed in
your name or who are identified to dealers only
by means of a code or symbol?
11. What is the aggregate market value of portfolios
under management as at the last valuation date?
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 10.
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FORM 11
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
APPLICATION FOR RECOGNITION AS AN EXEMPT PURCHASER
Application is made for recognition as an exempt purchaser
under The Securities Act, 1978 and the following information is
furnished in connection therewith:
1. (a) Name of applicant .,
(b) Address for service
(c) Telephone number ..,
(d) Postal Code
2. Where the applicant is incorporated, state the
jurisdiction in which the applicant was incorporated
and the date of incorporation. If the applicant has
been continued under the laws of another jurisdiction
state the date and jurisdiction. Where the applicant
is unincorporated, state the nature of the applicant,
the jurisdiction in which the applicant was organized
and the date of organization.
3. Name all persons and companies that are insiders
of the applicant or that would be insiders of the
applicant if it were a reporting issuer and state
the facts that make, or would make, each of them an
insider and name all persons and companies that
participate in the formulation of policies of the
applicant.
4. Name all individuals who are officers, directors,
trustees, partners or representatives, as the case
may be, of the applicant and state the occupations
of each of them for the past five years.
5. State fully the powers of investment and restrictions
on the powers of investment stipulated by the
instrument of incorporation or organization.
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6. State the approximate value of the investment
portfolio of the applicant.
7. State any other relevant facts and state the
reasons why the applicant should be recognized
as an exempt purchaser.
State the date of any previous application for
recognition as an exempt purchaser and state
the disposition of the application.
Where a previous application for recognition as
an exempt purchaser has been granted, state any
changes in the facts stated in the original
application and any amendments to it.
(If space provided in any item is insufficient,
additional sheets may be used and must be
cross referred to the item and properly identi-
fied and signed by the applicant and Commissioner)
Dated at
this day of
19
(name of applicant)
By
(signature)
(official capacity)
IT IS AN OFFENCE FOR A PERSON TO MAKE A STATEMENT
IN A DOCUMENT REQUIRED TO BE FILED OR FURNISHED
UNDER THE ACT OR THIS REGULATION THAT, AT THE TIME
AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH
IT IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
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AFFIDAVIT
IN THE MATTER OF THE SECURITIES ACT. 1978
Province of Ontario
of
To Wit:
X.
(name in full)
of the,
in the,
MAKE OATH AND SAY:
1. I am the
of the applicant and I signed the application of the
applicant.
2. The statements of fact made in the application are true.
SWORN before me at the,
of
in the of ,
this. ....day of.. v....,
19
(signature of deponent)
(A Commissioner, etc.)
IT IS AN OFFENCE UNDER THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978 TO FILE AN
APPLICATION CONTAINING A STATEMENT THAT, AT THE TIME AND
IN LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES IN WHICH IT IS MADE, IS A
MISREPRESENTATION.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 11.
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FORM 12
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
INFORMATION REQUIRED IN PROSPECTUS OF INDUSTRIAL COMPANY
ITEM 1 - Distribution Spread:
The information called for by the following Table shall
be given, in substantially the tabular form indicated, on the
first page of the prospectus as to all securities being offered
for cash (estimate amounts, if necessary) .
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Price to
Public
Underwriting
discounts or
commission's
Proceeds to
issuer or
selling
security-
holder
Per unit . .
Total
INSTRUCTIONS:
2.
Only commissions paid or payable in cash by the issuer
or selling securityholder or discounts granted are to
be included in the table. Commissions or other
consideration paid or payable in cash or otherwise by
other persons or companies and consideration other than
discounts granted and other than cash paid or payable
by the issuer or selling securityholder shall be set out
following the table with a reference thereto in the
second column of the table. Any finder's fees or similar
payments shall be appropriately disclosed.
The table should set out separately those securities
which are underwritten, those under option and those to
be sold on a "best efforts" basis.
If the presentation of information in the form contem-
plated herein results in unnecessary complication, the
tabular form may, with the consent of the Director, be
varied.
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3. If it is impracticable to state the offering price,
the method by which it is to be determined shall be
explained. In addition, if the securities are to be
offered at the market, indicate the market involved
and the market price as of the latest practicable
date.
4. If any of the securities offered are to be offered
for the account of existing security holders, refer
on the first page of the prospectus to the information
called for by Instruction 4 to Item 25. State the
portion of the expenses of distribution to be borne
by the selling security holder.
5. If debt securities are to be offered at a premium
or a discount, state in bold face type the effective
yield if held to maturity.
ITEM 2 - Plan of Distribution:
(a) If the securities being offered are to be sold through
underwriters, give the names of the underwriters.
State briefly the nature of the underwriters* obliga-
tion to take up and pay for the securities. Indicate
the date by which the underwriters are to purchase
the securities.
(b) Outline briefly the plan of distribution of any
securities being offered that are to be offered other-
wise than through underwriters. Where there is a
"best efforts" offering, indicate, where practicable,
on the first page the minimum amount, if any, required
to be raised, and also indicate, where practicable, the
maximum amount that could be raised and the latest date
that the offering is to remain open.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. All that is required as to the nature of the under-
writers' obligation is whether the underwriters are
or will be committed to take up and pay for all of
the securities if any are taken up, or whether the
underwriting is merely an agency or "best efforts"
arrangement under which the underwriters are required
to take up and pay for only such securities as they
may sell.
2. Where an underwriting is subject to a "market out"
clause, a statement in the prospectus under Plan
of Distribution should be made with respect to the
"market out" clause.
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A sample paragraph is as follows :
Vol. 112-30
Plan of Distribution
"Under an agreement dated
19 . . . between the company and
as underwriter, the company has agreed to sell and the
underwriter has agreed to purchase on
19 ... the at a price of $ ,
payable in cash to the company against delivery. The
obligations of the underwriter under the agreement may
be terminated at its discretion on the basis of its
assessment of the state of the financial markets and
may also be terminated upon the occurrence of certain
stated events. The underwriter is, however, obligated
to take up and pay for all of the
if any of the are purchased under
the agreement".
ITEM 3 - Market for Securities:
Where no bona fide market exists, or will exist after
the distribution, state in bold face type on the first
page: "There is no market through which these securi-
ties may be sold". Disclose how the price paid to the
company was established, whether by negotiation with
the underwriter, arbitrarily by the company, or other-
wise.
ITEM 4 - Summary of Prospectus:
Give a synopsis near the beginning of the prospectus
of that information in the body of the prospectus which
in the opinion of the issuer or selling security holder
would be most likely to influence the investor's
decision to purchase the security.
INSTRUCTION:
1. This summary should highlight in condensed form the
information, both favourable and adverse, including risk
factors in item 10, particularly pertinent to a decision
to purchase the securities offered, including informa-
tion about both the issuer and the securities.
2. Appropriate cross references may be made to items
in the prospectus where information is difficult to
summarize accurately, but this shall not detract from
the necessity to have the salient points summarized
in the summary.
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ITEM 5 - Use of Proceeds to Issuer:
(a) State the estimated net proceeds to be derived by the
issuer from the sale of the securities to be offered,
the principal purposes for which the net proceeds are
intended to be used and the approximate amount intended
to be used for each purpose.
(b) State the particulars of any provisions or arrange-
ments made for holding any part of the net proceeds of
the issue in trust or subject to the fulfilment of
any conditions.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Statements as to the principal purposes to which the
proceeds are to be applied are to be reasonably specific
although details of the particulars of proposed
expenditures are not to be given except as otherwise
required hereunder. The phrase "for general corporate
purposes" is, in most cases, not sufficient.
2. Include a statement regarding the proposed use of the
actual proceeds if they should prove insufficient to
accomplish the purposes set out, and the order of
priority in which they will be applied. However, the
statement need not be made if the underwriting arrange-
ments are such that, if any securities are sold, it
can be reasonably expected that the actual proceeds of
the issue will not be substantially less than the
estimated aggregate proceeds to the issuer as shown
under Item 1.
3. If any material amounts of other funds are to be used
in conjunction with the proceeds, state the amounts
and sources of the other funds. If any material part
of the proceeds is to be used to reduce or retire
indebtedness, this item is to be answered as to the
use of the proceeds of that indebtedness if the
indebtedness was incurred within the two preceding years.
4. If any material amount of the proceeds is to be used
directly or indirectly to acquire assets, otherwise
than in the ordinary course of business, briefly
describe the assets, and, where known, the particulars
of the purchase price being paid for or being allocated
to the respective categories of assets (including
intangible assets) that are being acquired and, where
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practicable and meaningful, give the name of the
person or company from whom the assets are to be
acquired. State the cost of the assets to the
issuer and the principle followed in determining
the cost. State briefly the nature of the title
to or interest in the assets to be acquired by the
issuer. If any part of the consideration for the
acquisition of any of the assets consists of
securities of the issuer, give brief particulars
of the designation, number or amount, voting rights
(if any) and other appropriate information relating
to the class of securities, including particulars
of any allotment or issuance of any such securities
within the two preceding years.
ITEM 6 - Sales Otherwise than for Cash:
If any of the securities being offered are to be offered
otherwise than for cash, state briefly the general purposes
of the issue, the basis upon which the securities are to be
offered, the amount of compensation paid or payable to any
person or company and any other expenses of distribution,
and by whom they are to be borne.
INSTRUCTION:
If the offer is to be made pursuant to a plan of acquisition,
describe briefly the general effect of the plan and state
when it became or is to become operative.
ITEM 7 - Share and Loan Capital Structure:
Furnish in substantially the tabular form indicated, or where
appropriate in notes thereto:
(1) particulars of the share and loan capital of the
issuer;
(2) particulars of the loan capital of each subsidiary
of the issuer (other than loan capital owned by the
issuer or its wholly-owned subsidiaries) whose
financial statements are contained in the prospectus
on either a consolidated or individual basis;
(3) the aggregate amount of the minority interest in the
preference shares, if any,' and the aggregate amount
of the minority interest in the common shares and
surplus of all subsidiaries whose financial statements
are contained in the prospectus on a consolidated
basis; and
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the aggregate amount of the minority interest in the
preference shares, if any, and the aggregate amount
of minority interest in the common shares and surplus
of all subsidiaries whose financial statements are
contained in the prospectus on an individual basis
and not included in the consolidated financial
statements.
TABLE
Colur--. 1
Column 2
Column 3
Column 4
Column 5
Desicnaticn
cf
security
Amount
authorized
or to be
authorized
Amount
outstanding
as of the
date of the
most recent
balance sheet
contained in
the prospectus
Amount
out-
standing
as of a
specific
date
within
30 days
Amount to
be out-
standing
if all
securities
being issued
are sold
INSTRUCTIONS:
3.
Include all indebtedness for borrowed money as to which
a written understanding exists that the indebtedness
may extend beyond one year. Do not include other
indebtedness classified as current liabilities unless
secured.
Include in the table the amount of obligations under
financial leases capitalized in accordance with
generally accepted accounting principles. Set out in
a note to the table a cross reference to any note in
the financial statements containing information con-
cerning the extent of obligations arising by virtue
of other leases on real property.
Individual items of indebtedness which are not in
excess of 3% of total assets as shown in the balance
sheet referred to in Column 3 may be set out in a
single aggregate amount under an appropriate caption
such as "Sundry Indebtedness"
Where practicable, state in general terms the respective
priorities of the indebtedness shown in the table.
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5. Give particulars of the amount, general description
of and security for any substantial indebtedness
proposed to be created or assumed by the issuer or
its subsidiaries, other than indebtedness offered
-by the prospectus.
6. Set out in a note the amount of contributed surplus
and retained earnings as of the date of the most
recent balance sheet contained in the prospectus.
7. Set out in a note the number of shares subject to
rights, options and warrants.
8. No information need be given under Column 2 with
respect to the common and preference shares of
subsidiaries.
9. For the purposes of Column 3, in computing the amount
of the minority interest in the subsidiaries whose
financial statements are contained in the prospectus
on an individual basis and not included in the con-
solidated financial statements, such computation may
be based on the financial statements of each such
subsidiary contained in the prospectus.
10. In computing the minority interest in the subsidiaries
for the purposes of Column 4, the amount set out in
Column 3 may be used provided that appropriate adjust-
ment is made to such amount to reflect any change in
the percentage of ownership in the capital and surplus
of any subsidiary by the minority interest.
11. The thirty-day period referred to in Column 4 is to
be calculated within thirty days of the date of the
preliminary prospectus or the date of the pro forma
prospectus. Where more than thirty days have elapsed
from the date of the preliminary or pro forma pros-
pectus, the information included in the prospectus
shall, if feasible, be updated to a date within thirty
days of the prospectus.
12. The information to be set out in Column 5 may be
based upon the information contained in Column 4,
adjusted to take into account any amounts set out in
Column 4 to be retired out of the proceeds of the
issue.
ITEM 8 - Name and Incorporation of Issuer:
State the full corporate name of the issuer and the address
of its head office and principal office. State the laws
under which the issuer was incorporated and whether incor-
porated by articles of incorporation or otherwise and the
date the corporation came into existence. If material
state whether these have been amended.
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INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Particulars of the documents need be set out only
if material to the securities offered by the
prospectus. See Item 17.
2. If the issuer is not a company, give material
details of its form of organization and structure.
ITEM 9 - Description of Business:
Briefly describe the business carried on and intended
to be carried on by the issuer and its subsidiaries and
the general development of the business within the five
preceding years. If the business consists of the
production or distribution of different kinds of products
or the rendering of different kinds of services, indicate,
in so far as practicable, the principal products or
services.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. The description shall not relate to the powers
and objects specified in the incorporating
instruments, but to the actual business carried
on and intended to be carried on. Include the
business of subsidiaries of the issuer only in
so far as is necessary to understand the character
and development of the business conducted by the
combined enterprise.
2. In describing developments, information shall be
given as to matters such as the following: the
nature and results of any bankruptcy, receivership
or similar proceedings with respect to the issuer
or any of its subsidiaries; the nature and results
of any other material reorganization of the issuer
or any of its subsidiaries; the acquisition or
disposition of any material amount of assets
otherwise than in the ordinary course of business;
material changes in the types of products produced
or services rendered by the issuer and its subsi-
diaries; and any material changes in the mode of
conducting the business of the issuer or its
subsidiaries.
^d 2 par
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ITEM 10 - Risk Factors:
(a) Where appropriate to a clear understanding by investors
of the risk factors and speculative nature of the enter-
prise or the securities being offered, an introductory
statement shall be made on the first page or in the summary
of the prospectus summarizing the factors which make the
purchase a risk or speculation. Include such matters as
the pro forma dilution of the investment based on net
tangible assets and a comparison, in percentages, of the
securities being offered for cash and those issued or to
be issued to promoters, directors, officers, substantial
securityholders as defined in section 106 of the Act, and
underwriters for cash, property and services. The
information may be given in the body of the prospectus if
an appropriate reference is made on the first page or in
the summary of the prospectus to the risks and the
speculative or promotional nature of the enterprise and a
cross reference is made to the place in the prospectus
where the information is contained.
(b) Where there is a risk that purchasers of the securities
offered may become liable to make an additional contribu-
tion beyond the price of the security, disclose any
information or facts that may bear on the security holder's
assessment of risk associated with the investment.
ITEM 11 - Acquisitions:
Briefly describe all material acquisitions and
dispositions whether of shares or assets by the
issuer and its subsidiaries during the past two
years and to the extent reasonably practicable
the impact of these acquisitions or dispositions
on the operating results and financial position
of the issuer.
ITEM 12 - Description of Property:
State briefly the location and general character of
the principal properties, including buildings and plants,
of the issuer and its subsidiaries. If anyAproperty is
not freehold property or is held subject to any major
encumbrance, so state and briefly describe the nature of
the title oE\encumbrance , as the case may be.
INSTRUCTION:
What is required is information essential to an
investor's appraisal of the securities being
offered. Such information should be furnished as
will reasonably inform investors as to the suit-
ability, adequacy, productive capacity and extent of
utilization of the facilities used in the enterprise.
Detailed descriptions of the physical characteristics
of individual properties or legal descriptions by
metes and bounds are not required and should not be
given.
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ITEM 13 - Variations in Operating Results
Explain to the extent reasonably practicable any substantial
variations, both favourable and adverse, in the operating
results of the issuer over the last three years, but the
Director may permit or require an explanation of such
substantial variations over a longer period not to exceed five
years.
INSTRUCTION:
The explanation should be in narrative form. However,
where ratios are used to illustrate variations, a table
may be used to supplement the narrative.
ITEM 14 - Asset and Earnings Coverage:
Disclose asset and earnings coverage in an appropriate and
reasonable form where required by section 45 of the Regulation.
ITEM 15 - Promoters:
If any person or company is or has been a promoter of
the issuer or of any of its subsidiaries within the five
years immediately preceding the date of the preliminary
prospectus or pro forma prospectus, furnish the
following information:
(a) State the names of the promoters, the nature
and amount of anything of value (including
money, property, contracts, options or rights
of any kind) received or to be received by
each promoter directly or indirectly from the
issuer, or from any of its subsidiaries, and
the nature and amount of any assets, services
or other consideration therefor received or to
be received by the issuer or subsidiary.
(b) As to any assets acquired within the past two years
or to be acquired by the issuer or by any of its
subsidiaries from a promoter, state the amount at
which acquired or to be acquired and the principle
followed or to be followed in determining the amount.
Identify the person making the determination and
state his relationship, if any, with the issuer, any
subsidiary or any promoter. State the date that the
assets were acquired by the prcrooter and the cost
thereof to the promoter.
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ITEM 16 - Legal Proceedings:
Briefly describe any legal proceedings material to the
issuer to. which the issuer or any of its subsidiaries
is a party or of which any of their property is the
subject. Make a similar statement as to any such
proceedings known to be contemplated.
INSTRUCTION
Include the name of the court or agency, the date
instituted, the principal parties thereto, the nature
of the claim, the amount claimed, if any, wheeler the
proceedings are being contested, and the present status
of the proceedings.
ITEM 17 - Issuance of Shares:
(a) If shares are being offered, state the description
or the designation of the class of shares offered
and furnish all material attributes and character-
istics including, without limiting the generality
of the foregoing, the following information:
(i) dividend rights;
(ii) voting rights;
(iii) liquidation or distribution rights;
(iv) pre-emptive rights;
(v) conversion rights;
(vi) redemption, purchase for cancellation
or surrender provisions;
(vii) sinking or purchase fund provisions;
(viii) liability to further calls or to
assessment by the issuer; and
(ix) provisions as to modification, amend-
ment or variation of any such rights
or provisions.
'b) If the rights of holders of such shares may be
modified otherwise than in accordance with the
provisions attaching to such shares or the provi-
sions of the governing Act relating thereto, so
state and explain briefly.
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INSTRUCTIONS:
2.
3.
This item requires only a brief summary of the
provisions that are material frcm an investment
standpoint. Do not set out verbatim the provisions
attaching to the shares; only a succinct resume is
required.
If the rights attaching to the shares being offered
are materially limited or qualified by the rights
of any other class of securities, or if any other
class of securities (other than obligations covered
in Item 18) , ranks ahead of or equally with the
shares being offered, include information regarding
such other securities that will enable investors to
understand the rights attaching to the shares being
offered. If any shares being offered are to be
offered in exchange for other securities, an appro-
priate description of the other securities shall be
given. No information need be given, however, as
to any class of securities that is to be redeemed
or otherwise retired, provided appropriate steps to
assure redemption or retirement have been or will
be taken prior to or contemporaneously with the
delivery of the shares being offered.
In addition to the summary referred to in instruc-
tion 1, the issuer may set out verbatim in a schedule
to the prospectus the provisions attaching to the
shares being offered.
ITEM 18 - Issuance of Obligations:
If obligations are being offered, give a brief summary of
the material attributes and characteristics of the
indebtedness and the security therefor including, without
limiting the generality of the foregoing:
(a) Provisions with respect to interest rate, maturity,
redemption or other retirement, sinking fund and
conversion rights.
(b) The nature and priority of any security for the
obligations, briefly identifying the principal
properties subject to lien or charge.
(c) Provisions permitting or restricting the issuance
of additional securities, the incurring of additional
indebtedness and other material negative covenants "
(including restrictions against payment of dividends,
restrictions against giving security on the assets
of the issuer or its subsidiaries and the like) and
pruvirions as to the release or substitution of
assets securing the obligations, the modification
of the terms of the security and similar provisions.
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(d) The name of the trustee under any indenture
relating to the obligations and the nature of
any material relationship between the trustee
and the issuer or any of its affiliates.
(e) Indicate any financial arrangements between the
issuer and any of its affiliates or among its
affiliates that could affect the security for
the indebtedness.
INSTRUCTION:
Instructions 1, 2 and 3 to Item 17 apply to this item
with due alteration for points of detail.
ITEM 19 - Issuance of Other Securities:
If securities other than shares or obligations are being
offered, outline briefly the rights evidenced thereby.
If subscription warrants or rights are being offered or
issued, state the description and amount of securities
covered thereby, the period during which, and the price
at which, the warrants or rights are exercisable, and the
principal terms and conditions by which they may be
exercised.
INSTRUCTION:
The instructions to Item 17 apply to this item with due
alteration for points of detail.
ITEM 20 - Dividend Record:
State the amount of dividends or other distributions,
if any, paid by the issuer during its last five completed
financial years preceding the date of the preliminary
prospectus or pro forma prospectus.
INSTRUCTION:
Dividends should be set out on a per share basis, shown
separately for each class of shares in respect of each
of the financial years. Appropriate adjustments shall
be made to reflect changes in capitalization during the
period.
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ITEM 21 - Directors and Officers:
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List the names and home addresses in full or, alter-
natively, solely the municipality of residence or
postal address, of all directors and officers of the
issuer and indicate all positions and offices with the
issuer held by each person named, and the principal
occupations within the five preceding years, of each
director and officer.
INSTRUCTIONS :
1. Where the municipality of residence or postal
address is listed, the Director may request that
the home address in full be furnished to the
Commission.
2. Where the principal occupation of a director or
officer is that of an officer of a company other
than the issuer, state the principal business in
which such company is engaged.
3. Where a director or officer has held more than one
position in the issuer, or a parent or subsidiary
thereof, state only the first and last position held.
ITEM 22 - Remuneration of Directors and Senior Officers:
DIRECTORS' AND OFFICERS REMUNERATION
FROM THE CORPORATION AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES
DIRECTORS (Total Number:)
(A) From Parent and
Wholly-owned
Subsidiaries:
(B) From Partially-owned
Subsidiaries
(Provide Names) :
5 SENIOR OFFICERS:
OFFICERS RECEIVING
WER $50,000:
A) From Parent and
Wholly-owned
Subsidiaries:
B) From Partially-owned
Subsidiaries
(Provide Names) :
TOTALS
NATURE OF REMUNERATION
Aggregate
Remuneration
Pension
Benefits
Retirement
Benefits
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(a) State in the form of the table shown above
separately for each of the following, the
aggregate remuneration paid or payable by
the issuer and its subsidiaries in respect
of the issuer's last completed financial
year to:
(i) the directors of the issuer in
their capacity as directors of
the issuer and any of its sub-
sidiaries,
(ii) the five senior officers of
the issuer in receipt of the
largest amounts of remuneration,
in their capacity as officers
or employees of the issuer and
any of its subsidiaries, and
(iii) the officers of the issuer
including those in (ii) who
received in their capacity as
officers or employees of the
issuer and any of its sub-
sidiaries aggregate remuneration
in excess of $50,000 in that
year, provided that this dis-
closure shall not be required
where the issuer has less than
seven such officers.
(b) State, where practicable, the estimated aggre-
gate cost to the issuer and its subsidiaries
in or in respect of the last completed financial
year of all benefits proposed to be paid under
any pension or retirement plan upon retirement
at normal retirement age to persons to whom
paragraph (a) applies, or in the alternative,
the estimated aggregate amount of all such
benefits proposed to be paid upon retirement
at normal retirement age to those persons.
(c) State, where practicable, the aggregate of all
remuneration payments other than those of the
type referred to in paragraphs (a) and (b) made
in or in respect of the issuer's last completed
financial year and, as a separate amount,
proposed to be made in the future by the issuer
or any of its subsidiaries pursuant to an
existing plan to persons to whom paragraph (a)
applies,
in Tto:
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INSTRUCTIONS :
1. For the purpose of clauses (i) and (iii) of para-
graph (a) , "remuneration" means amounts required
to be reported as income under the Income Tax Act
(Canada) .
2. For the purpose of clause (ii) of paragraph (a) ,
"remuneration" means remuneration as defined in
instruction 1 plus the value of benefits (other
than those benefits provided to a broad category of
employees on a basis which does not discriminate
in favour of officers or directors) not included
in income from an office or employment and derived
from contributions made by the employer to or
under a group sickness or accident insurance plan,
private health service plan, supplementary unemploy-
ment benefit plan, deferred profit sharing plan
or group term life insurance policy.
3. If any portion of any of the amounts to be disclosed
under paragraph (a) was paid by one or more subsidiaries
of the issuer other than wholly-owned subsidiaries, the
amount paid by each such subsidiary shall be separately
disclosed together with the names of the subsidiaries.
For this purpose, a wholly-owned subsidiary means a
subsidiary all of the outstanding shares of which
(other than shares whose participation in the profits
of the issuer is limited to a fixed or determinable
entitlement to dividends) are owned by or for the issuer
or by or for other corporations in a like relationship
with the issuer.
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4. For the purpose of paragraph (c) , "plan", includes
all plans, contracts, authorizations or arrange-
ments, whether or not contained in any formal
document or authorized by a resolution of the
directors of the issuer or any of its subsidiaries
but does not include the Canada Pension Plan or a
similar government plan.
5, For the purposes of paragraph (c) , "remuneration
payments" include payments under a deferred profit
sharing plan, deferred compensation benefits,
retirement benefits or other benefits, except those
paid or to be paid under a pension or retirement
plan of the issuer or any of its subsidiaries.
6. For the purposes of paragraph (c) , if it is
impracticable to state the amount of proposed
remuneration payments, the aggregate amount accrued
to date in respect of such payments may be stated,
with an explanation of the basis of future payments.
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Item 2 3 Indebtedness of Directors and Senior Officers
In regard to,
(i) each director and each senior officer of the company;
(ii) each proposed nominee for election as a director
of the company; and
(iii) each associate or affiliate of any such director,
senior officer or proposed nominee,
who is or has been indebted to the company or its subsidiaries
at any time since the beginning of the last completed financial
year of the company, state with respect to each 'such company or
subsidiary the largest aggregate amount of indebtedness outstanding
at any time during the last completed financial year, the nature
of the indebtedness and of the transaction in which it was
incurred, the amount thereof presently outstanding, and the rate
of interest paid or charged thereon, but no disclosure need be
made of routine indebtedness.
1. "routine indebtedness" means indebtedness
described in any of the following clauses.:
(a) if an issuer makes loans
to employees generally whether or
not in the ordinary course of busi-
ness then loans shall be considered
to be routine indebtedness if made
on terms, including those as to
interest or collateral , no more
favourable to the borrower than the
terms on which loans are made by
the issuer to employees
generally, but the amount at any time
remaining unpaid under such loans to
any one director, senior officer or
proposed nominee together with his
associates or affiliates that are
treated as routine indebtedness under
this clause (a) shall not exceed
$25,000;
(b) whether or not the issuer
makes loans in the ordinary course
of business, a loan to a director or
senior officer shall be considered to
be routine indebtedness if
(i) the borrower is a full-
time employee of the
issuer;
(ii) the loan is fully secured
against the residence of the
borrower, and
(iii) the amount of the loan does
not exceed the annual salary
of the borrower;
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(c) where the issuer makes loans in the
ordinary course of business, a loan
shall be considered to be routine
indebtedness if made to a person or
company other than a full-time employee
of the issuer, and if the loan
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(d)
(i) is made on substantially the
same terms, including those
as to interest rate and
collateral, as were available
when the loan was made to other
customers of the issuer with
comparable credit ratings, and
(ii) involves no more than usual
risks of collectibility, and
indebtedness arising by reason of purchases
made on usual trade terms or of ordinary
travel or expense advances, or for similar
reasons shall be considered to be routine
indebtedness if the repayment arrangements
are in accord with usual commercial practice.
2. State the name and home address in full or,
alternatively, solely the municipality of residence
or postal address of each person or company whose
indebtedness is described.
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ITEK 24 - Options to Purchase Securities:
Furnish the information referred to in Instruction 1,
if possible in tabular form, as to options to purchase
securities from the issuer or any of its subsidiaries:
(1) held or proposed to be held by all
senior officers as a group, and directors
who are not also senior officers as a
group, without naming them, indicating
the aggregate number of senior officers
and the aggregate number of directors
to whom the information applies;
(ii) held or proposed to be held by all
directors and senior officers of any
subsidiary of the issuer as a group,
without naming them;
(iii) held or proposed to be held by all other
employees of the issuer as a group,
without naming them;
(iv) held or proposed to be held by all other
employees of any subsidiary of the issuer
as a group, without naming them; and
(v) held or proposed to be held by any other
person or company, naming each such
person or company,
which are outstanding as of a specified date within thirty
days prior to the date of the preliminary prospectus or
pro forma prospectus, or which are subsequently given or
proposed to be given.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Describe the options, stating the material provisions
including,
(i) the designation and number of the securities
under option;
(ii) the purchase price of the securities under
option and the expiration dates of such
options;
(iii) if reasonably ascertainable, the market value
of the securities under option on the date
of grant; and
(iv) if reasonably ascertainable, the market
value of the securities under option as o"
the specified date.
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2. The term "option" as used herein includes all
options, share purchase warrants or rights other
than those issued to all securityholders of the
same class on an equal basis or to all security-
holders of the same class resident in Canada on
an equal basis.
3. The extension of options shall be deemed the
granting of options within the meaning of this
item.
4. Where the market value of securities is not
meaningful, it is permissible to state in lieu
of 6uch market value the formula by which the
purchase price of the securities under option
will be determined.
5.
No reference need be made to any option disclosed
in Item 2.
ITEM 25 - Escrowed Shares:
State as of a specified date within thirty days prior
to the date of the preliminary prospectus or pro forma
prospectus, in substantially the tabular form indicated,
the number of shares of each class of voting securities of
the issuer to the knowledge of the issuer held in escrow,
disclosing the name of the depositary, if any, the date
of and the conditions governing the release of the shares
from escrow:
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Designation of
class
Number of securi-
ties held in escrow
Percentage of
class
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ITEM 26 - Principal Holders of Securities:
Furnish the following information as of a specified
date within thirty days prior to the date of the
preliminary prospectus or pro forma prospectus, in
substantially the tabular form indicated.
(a) The number of securities of each class of voting
securities of the issuer owned of record or
beneficially, directly or indirectly, by each
person or company who owns of record, or is
known by the issuer to own beneficially,
directly or indirectly, more than 10 per
cent of any class of such securities. Show in
Column 3 whether the securities are owned both
of record and beneficially, of record only,
or beneficially only, and show in Columns 4
and 5 the respective amounts and percentages
known by the issuer to be owned in each such
manner.
TABLE
Column 3
Column 4
Column 1
Column 2
Column 5
Name and
address
Designation
of class
Type of
ownership
Number of
securities
Percentage
of class
(b) The percentaoe of securities of each class of voting
securities of the issuer or any of its parents or its
subsidiaries, beneficially owned, directly or
indirectly, by all directors and senior officers
of the issuer, as a group, without naming them:
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Designation of Class
Percentage of Class
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INSTRUCTIONS:
Where a company is shown by the issuer as owning
directly or indirectly more than 10 per cent of
any class of such securities, the Director may
require the disclosure of such additional informa-
tion as is necessary to identify any individual
who, through his direct or indirect ownership of
voting securities in the company owns directly or
indirectly more than 10 per cent of any class of
such securities. The name of such an individual
should be disclosed in a footnote to the table
described in paragraph (a) .
For purposes of paragraph (a) , securities owned
beneficially, directly or indirectly, and of record
shall be aggregated in determining whether any
person or company owns more than 10 per cent of the
securities of any class.
If voting securities are being offered in connection
with, or pursuant to, a plan of acquisition, amalga-
mation or reorganization, indicate as far as prac-
ticable, the respective holdings of voting securities
that will exist after giving effect to the plan.
If any of the securities being offered are to be
offered for the account of a securityholder name
such securityholder and state the number or amount
of the securities owned by him, the number or
amount to be offered for his account, and the number
or amount to be owned by him after the offering.
If, to the knowledge of the issuer or the underwriter
of the securities being offered, more than 10 per
cent of any class of voting securities of the issuer
are held or are to be held subject to any voting
trust or other similar agreement, other than an
escrow arrangement referred to in Item 24, state
the designation of such securities, the number or amount
held or to be held and the duration of the agreement.
Give the names and addresses of the voting trustees
and outline briefly their voting rights and other
powers under the agreement.
If, to the knowledge of the issuer, the parent or
the underwriter of the securities being offered,
any person or company named in answer to paragraph
(a) is an associate or affiliate of any other person
or company named therein, disclose, in so far as
known, the material facts of such relationship,
including any basis for influence over the issuer
enioyed by the person or company other than tne
holding of the voting securities of the issuer.
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ITEM 27 - Intercorporate Relationships
(a) Furnish a list of each subsidiary, other than
inactive subsidiaries, of the issuer. As to each
such subsidiary indicate the jurisdiction under
the laws of which it was organised, and the percen-
tage of voting securities owned by its parent.
(b) Clearly illustrate by way of a diagram or otherwise
the intercorporate relationships of the issuer,
its parent and those subsidiaries listed pursuant
to paragraph (a) .
(c) Where one of the primary businesses of the issuer
is investing, reinvesting, owning, holding or
trading in securities, give in substantially the
tabular form indicated the following information
as at a date within thirty days of the date of the
preliminary prospectus or pro forma prospectus,
with respect to each company 5 per cent or more of
whose securities of any class are owned directly
or indirectly by the issuer or its affiliates.
TABLE
Name and address
of company
Nature of its
principal
business
Percentage of
securities of
any class
beneficially
owned,
directly or
indirectly
Percentage
of book
value of
issuer's
assets
invested
therein
INSTRUCTION:
If the securities being issued are to be issued in
connection with, or pursuant to, a plan of acquisition,
reorganization, readjustment, or succession, indicate
insofar as practicable the status to exist upon
consummation of the plan.
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2. The name of any particular subsidiary may be
omitted if
(a) - the assets of the subsidiary, or
- the investment in and advances to
the subsidiary by its parent and
the parent's other subsidiaries
if any, do not exceed 10 per cent of
the assets of the parent and its
subsidiaries on a consolidated
basis;
(b)
(c)
the sales and operating revenues of
the subsidiary do not exceed 10 per
cent of the sales and operating
revenues of its parent and the
parent's subsidiaries on a consolida-
ted basis; and
the unnamed subsidiaries considered
in the aggregate as a single sub-
sidiary would satisfy the conditions
in (a) and (b) if the reference
therein to 10 per cent were replaced
by 20 per cent.
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ITEM 2 8 - Prior Sales:
(a) State the prices at which securities of the class
offered by the prospectus have been sold within
the past twelve months prior to the date of the
preliminary prospectus or pro forma prospectus,
or are to be sold, by the issuer or selling
security holder if such prices differ from those
at which the securities are offered by the
prospectus. State the number of securities sold
or to be sold at each price.
(b) Where the class of common shares or series of
non-common shares offered are listed on a
Canadian stock exchange or solely on a foreign
stock exchange, give price ranges and volume
traded on such stock exchange on a monthly basis
for each month or, if applicable, part month, of
the current quarter and the immediately preceding
quarter and on a quarterly basis for the next
preceding seven quarters provided that the Director
may permit the omission of the information
regarding trading volume.
INSTRUCTION:
In the case of sales by a selling securityholder, the
information required by paragraph (a) may be given in
the form of price ranges for each calendar month.
ITEM 29 - Interest of Management and Others in Material
Transactions:
Describe briefly, and where practicable state the
approximate amount of any material interest, direct
or indirect, of any of the following persons or
companies in any transaction within the three years
prior to the date of the preliminary prospectus or
pro forma prospectus, or in any proposed transaction
which has materially affected or will materially affect
the issuer or any of its subsidiaries:
(i) any director or senior officer of
the issuer;
(ii) any securityholder named in answer to
paragraph (a) of Item 26 ; and
(iii) any associate or affiliate of any
of the foregoing persons or companies.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Give a brief description of the material transaction.
Include the name and address of each person or
company whose interest in any transaction is described
and the nature of the relationship by reason of which
such interest is required to be described.
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2. As to any transaction involving the purchase or
sale of assets by or to the issuer or any subsidiary,
state the cost of the assets to the purchaser and
the cost thereof to the seller if acquired by the
seller within two years prior to the transaction.
3. This item does not apply to any interest arising
from the ownership of securities of the issuer where
the securityholder receives no extra or special
benefit or advantage not shared on an equal basis
by all other holders of the same class of securities
or all other holders of the same class of securities
who are resident in Canada.
4. Information shall be included as to any material
underwriting discounts or commissions upon the sale
of securities by the issuer where any of the
specified persons or companies was or is to be an
underwriter or is an associate, affiliate or partner
of a person, company or partnership that was or is
to be an underwriter.
5. No information need be given in answer to this item
as to any transaction or any interest therein, where,
(i) the rates or charges involved in the
transaction are fixed by law or deter-
mined by competitive bids;
(ii) the interest of a specified person or
company in the transaction is solely
that of a director of another company
that is a party to the transaction;
(iii) the transaction involves services as
a bank or other depository of funds,
transfer agent, registrar, trustee
under a trust indenture or other similar
services;
(iv) the interest of a specified person or
company, including all periodic instal-
ments in the case of any lease or
other agreement providing for periodic
payments or instalments, does not
exceed $50,000; or
(v) the transaction does not, directly or
indirectly, involve remuneration for
services, and,
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(A) the interest of the specified
person or company arose from the
beneficial ownership, direct or
indirect, of less than 10 per
cent of any class of voting
securities of another company that
is a party to the transaction,
(B) the transaction is in the ordinary
course of business of the issuer
or its subsidiaries, and
(C) the amount of the transaction or
series of transactions is less
than 10 per cent of the total
sales or purchases, as the case
may be, of the issuer and its
subsidiaries for the last com-
pleted financial year.
6. Information shall be furnished in answer to this item
with respect to transactions not excluded above that
involve remuneration, directly or indirectly, to any
of the specified persons or companies for services
in any capacity unless the interest of the person or
company arises solely from the beneficial ownership,
direct or indirect, of less than 10 per cent of any
class of voting securities of another company furnishing
the services to the issuer or its subsidiaries.
7. This item does not require the disclosure of any
interest in any transaction unless such interest and
transaction are material.
ITEM 30 - Auditors, Transfer Agents and Registrars:
(a) State the name and address of the auditor
of the issuer.
(b) Where shares are offered, state the names
of the issuer's transfer agents and registrars
and the location (by municipalities) of the
registers of transfers of each class of
shares of the issuer. Where securities other
than shares are offered, state the location
(by municipalities) of each register on
which transfers of such securities may be
recorded.
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ITEM 31 - Material Contracts:
Give particulars of every material contract entered into
within the. two years prior to the date of the preliminary
prospectus or pro forma prospectus, by the issuer or any
of its subsidiaries and state a reasonable time and place
at which any such contract or a copy thereof may be
inspected during distribution of the securities being
offered.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. The term "material contract" for this purpose means
any contract that can reasonably be regarded as
presently material to the proposed investor in the
securities being offered.
2. Set out a complete list of all material contracts,
indicating those which are disclosed elsewhere
in the prospectus and provide particulars with
respect to those material contracts about which
particulars are not given elsewhere in the
prospectus. This item does not require disclosure
of contracts entered into in the ordinary course
»<3J
of business of the issuer or its subsidiaries as
the case may be.
3. Particulars of contracts should include the dates
of, parties to, consideration and general nature
of the contracts, succinctly described.
4. Particulars of contracts need not be disclosed,
or copies of such contracts made available for
inspection, if the Director determines that such
disclosure or making-available would impair the
value of the contract and would not be necessary
for the protection of investors.
ITEM 32 - Other Material Facts:
Give particulars of any other material facts relating to
the securities proposed to be offered and not disclosed
pursuant to the foregoing items.
IT IS AN OFFENCE FOR A PERSON TO MAKE A STATEMENT
IN A DOCUMENT REQUIRED TO BE FILED OR FURNISHED
UNDER THE ACT OR THIS REGULATION THAT, AT THE TIME
AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH
IT IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 12.
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FORM 13
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
Vol. 112-30
INFORMATION REQUIRED IN PROSPECTUS OF FINANCE COMPANY
ITEM 1 - Distribution Spread:
The information called for by the following table shall
be given, in substantially the tabular form indicated, on the
first page of the prospectus as to all securities being
offered for cash (estimate amounts, if necessary) .
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Price to
public
Underwriting
discounts or
commissions
Proceeds to
issuer or
selling
security-
holder
Per unit . .
Instructions:
Only commissions paid or payable in cash by the issuer
or selling securityholder or discounts granted are to
be included in the table. Commissions or other con-
sideration paid or payable in cash or otherwise by
other persons or companies and consideration other than
discounts granted and other than cash paid or payable
by the issuer or selling securityholder shall be set
out following the table with a reference thereto in the
second column of the table. Any finder's fees or
similar payments shall be appropriately disclosed.
-Where debt securities are offered, the price to the
public, the underwriting discounts and commission and
the proceeds to the finance company, except with the
consent of the Director, shall be expressed as a
percentage.
The table should set out separately those securities
which are underwritten, those under option and those
to be sold on a "best efforts" basis.
If the presentation of information in the form contem-
plated results in unnecessary complication, the
tabular form may, with the consent of the Director, be
varied.
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4. If it is impracticable to state the offering price,
the method by which it is to be determined shall be
explained. In addition, if the securities are to
be offered at the market, indicate the market involved
and the market price as of the latest practicable
date.
5. If any of the securities offered are to be offered
for the account of existing securityholders, refer
on the first page of the prospectus to the information
called for by Instruction 4 to Item 30. State the
portion of the expenses of distribution to be borne
by the selling securityholder.
6. If debt securities are to be offered at a premium or a
discount, state in bold face type the effective yield
if held to maturity.
ITEM 2 - Plan of Distribution:
(a) If the securities being offered are to be sold through
underwriters, give the names of the underwriters.
State briefly the nature of the underwriters' obligation
to take up and pay for the securities. Indicate the
date by which the underwriters are to purchase the
securities.
(b) Outline briefly the plan of distribution of any
securities being offered that are to be offered other-
wise than through underwriters. Where there is a "best
efforts" offering, indicate, where practicable) ©n the
first page the minimum amount, if any, required to be
raised, and also indicate, where practicable, the
maximum amount that could be raised and the latest date
that the offering is to remain open.
Instructions:
1. All that is required as to the nature of the under-
writers' obligation is whether the underwriters are
or will be committed to take up and pay for all of
the securities if any are taken up, or whether the
underwriting is merely an agency or "best efforts"
arrangement under which the underwriters are required
to take up and pay for only such securities as they
may sell.
2. Where an underwriting is subject to a "market out"
clause, a statement in the prospectus under Plan of
Distribution should be made with respect to the "market
out" clause.
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A sample paragraph is as follows :-
Plan of Distribution
"Under an agreement dated
19... between the company and
. as underwriter, the company has agreed to sell and the
underwriter has agreed to purchase on
19... the at a price of $ ,
payable in cash to the company against delivery. The
obligations of the underwriter under the agreement may
be terminated at its discretion on the basis of its
assessment of the state of the financial markets and
may also be terminated upon the occurrence of certain
stated events. The underwriter is, however, obligated
to take up and pay for all of the
if any of the are purchased under
the agreement".
ITEM 3 - Market for Securities:
Where no bona fide market exists, or will exist after
the distribution, state in bold face type on the first
page: "There is no market through which these securi-
ties may be sold". Disclose how the price paid to the
company was established, whether by negotiation with
the underwriter, arbitrarily by the company, or other-
vise.
ITEM 4 - Summary of Prospectus
Give a synopsis near the beginning of the prospectus
of that information in the body of the prospectus which
in the opinion of the issuer or selling security holder
would be most likely to influence the investor's
decision to purchase the security.
Instruction:
1. This summary should highlight in condensed form the
information, both favourable and adverse, including risk
factors in Item 14, particularly pertinent to a decision
to purchase the securities offered, including information
about both the issuer and the securities.
2. Appropriate cross references may be made to items in the
prospectus where information is difficult to summarize
accurately, but this shall not detract from the necessity
to have the salient points summarized in the summary.
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ITEM 5 - Use of Proceeds to Issuer:
(a) State the estimated net proceeds to be derived by the
issuer from the sale of the securities to be offered,
the principal purposes for which the net proceeds are
intended to be used and the approximate amount intended
to be used for each purpose.
(b) State the particulars of any provisions or arrange-
ments made for holding any part of the net proceeds of
the issue in trust or subject to the fulfilment of
any conditions.
Instructions:
1. Statements as to the principal purposes to which the
proceeds are to be applied are to be reasonably
specific although details of the particulars of
proposed expenditures are not to be given except as
otherwise required hereunder. The phrase "for general
corporate purposes" is, in most cases, not sufficient.
2. Include a statement regarding the proposed use of the
actual proceeds if they should prove insufficient to
accomplish the purposes set out, and the order of
priority in which they will be applied. However, the
statement need not be made if the underwriting arrange-
ments are such that, if any securities are sold, it
can be reasonably expected that the actual proceeds of
the issue will not be substantially less than the
estimated aggregate proceeds to the issuer as shown
under Item 1.
3. If any material amounts of other funds are to be
used in conjunction with the proceeds, state the
amounts and sources of the other funds. If any
material part of the proceeds is to be used to
reduce or retire indebtedness, this item is to be
answered as to the use of the proceeds of that
indebtedness if the indebtedness was incurred
within the two preceding years.
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4. If any material amount of the proceeds is to be
used directly or indirectly to acquire assets,
otherwise than in the ordinary course of business,
briefly describe the assets, and, where known, the
particulars of the purchase price being paid for
or being allocated to the respective categories of
assets (including intangible assets) that are being
acquired and, where practicable and meaningful,
give the name of the person or company from whom the
assets are to be acquired. State the cost of the
assets to the issuer and the principle followed in
determining the cost. State briefly the nature of
the title to or interest in the assets to be acquired
by the issuer. If any part of the consideration for
the acquisition of any of the assets consists of
securities of the issuer, give brief particulars of
the designation, number or amount, voting rights
(if any) and other appropriate information relating
to the class of securities, including particulars
of any allotment or issuance of any such securities
within the two preceding years.
ITEM 6 - Sales Otherwise than for Cash:
If any of the securities being offered are to be
offered otherwise than for cash, state briefly the general
purposes of the issue, the basis upon which the securities
are to be offered, the amount of compensation paid or payable
to any person or company and any other expenses of distribu-
tion, and by whom they are to be borne.
Instruction:
if the offer is to be made pursuant to a plan of
acquisition, describe briefly the general effect of
the plan and state when it became or is to become
operative.
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ITEM 7 - Share and Loan Capital Structure:
Furnish in substantially the tabular form indicated,
or where appropriate in notes thereto:
(1) particulars of the share and loan capital
of the issuer;
(2) particulars of the loan capital of each
subsidiary of the issuer (other than loan
capital owned by the issuer or its wholly-
owned subsidiaries) whose financial state-
ments are contained in the prospectus on
either a consolidated or individual basis;
(3) the aggregate amount of the minority
interest in the preference shares, if any,
and the aggregate amount of the minority
interest in the common shares and surplus
of all subsidiaries whose financial state-
ments are contained in the prospectus on a
consolidated basis; and
(4) the aggregate amount of the minority interest
in the preference shares, if any, and the
aggregate amount of minority interest in the
common shares and surplus of all subsidiaries
whose financial statements are contained in
the prospectus on an individual basis and
not included in the consolidated financial
statements.
(5) Disclose any potential dilution of the assets
per share and earnings per share in a compu-
tation, giving effect to the current issue
and to all existing options, warrants and
conversion rights in relation to any capital
security of the finance company.
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Column 4
Column 5
Designa-
tion of
security
Amount
authorized
or to be
authorized
Amount
outstanding
as of the
date of the
most recent
balance sheet
contained in
the prospectus
Amount
out-
standing
as of a
specific
date
within
30 days
Amount to
be out-
standing
if all
securities
being
issued are
sold
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Instructions:
1. Include all indebtedness for borrowed money as to which
a written understanding exists that the indebtedness
may extend beyond one year. Include as an aggregate
amount and by classes indebtedness payable within one
year from the date of the balance sheet which is evidenced
by drafts, bills of exchange, banker's acceptances or
promissory notes.
2. Include in the table the amount of obligations under
financial leases capitalized in accordance with
generally accepted accounting principles. Set out in
a note to the table a cross reference to any note in
the financial statements containing information concern-
ing the extent of obligations arising by virtue of other
leases on real property.
3. Individual items of indebtedness which are not ir.
excess of 3% of total assets as shown in the balance
sheet referred to in Column 3 may be set out in a
single aggregate amount under an appropriate caption
such as "Sundry Indebtedness".
4. Where practicable, state in general terms the
respective priorities of the indebtedness shown in
the table.
5. Give particulars of the amount, general description
of and security for any substantial indebtedness
proposed to be created or assumed by the issuer or
its subsidiaries, other than indebtedness offered
by the prospectus.
6. Set out in a note the amount of contributed surplus
and retained earnings as of the date of the most
recent balance sheet contained in the prospectus.
7. Set out in a note the number of shares subject to
rights, options and warrants.
8. No information need be given under Column 2 with
respect to the common and preference shares of
subsidiaries.
9. For the purposes of Column 3, in computing the amount
of the minority interest in the subsidiaries whose
financial statements are contained in the prospectus
on an individual basis and not included in the
consolidated financial statements, 6uch computation
may be based on the financial statements of each
such subsidiary contained in the prospectus.
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10. In computing the minority interest in the subsidiaries
for the purposes of Column 4, the amount set out in
Column 3 may be used provided that appropriate adjust-
ment is made to such amount to reflect any change in
the percentage of ownership in the capital and surplus
of any subsidiary by the minority interest.
11. The thirty-day period referred to in Column 4 is to
be calculated within thirty days of the date of the
preliminary prospectus or the date of the pro forma
prospectus. Where more than thirty days have elapsed
from the date of the preliminary or pro forma prospectus,
the informationincluded in the prospectus shall, if
feasible, be updated to a date within thirty days of the
prospectus.
12. The information to be set out in Column 5 may be based
upon the information contained in Column 4, adjusted
to take into account any amounts set out in Column 4
to be retired out of the proceeds of the issue.
13. Where the amount outstanding as of a specific date
within thirty days cannot be precisely calculated,
so state; an estimated figure should be used, with a
note indicating the basis of calculation and the
reasons therefor.
14. In the case of short term notes issued on an agency
basis, column 5, may, with the consent of the
Director, be omitted.
ITEM 8 - Operations of the Issuer:
Employing tabular form where appropriate, with such
explanatory notes as are essential to an investor's appraisal
of the securities being offered, set forth the following
information in respect of the issuer, its subsidiaries and
affiliates;
Maturity of Receivables
(a) Set CT-t a schedule of receivables showing
receivables:
(i) due in the current financial year;
(ii) due within the next subsequent
financial year;
(iii) due within the two years next
thereafter; and
(iv) due at any later date.
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Analysis of Outstanding Receivables
(b) Give in tabular form, including, for example,
wholesale, retail industrial, consumer loans,
mortgages, leasing, business loans, dealer
capital loans and any other type of loan con-
stituting a significant class of business.
Indicate the approximate amount and percentage
of sales finance receivables covered by dealer
endorsement or repurchase agreements.
Funding Requirements
(c) Show the aggregate current sinking fund require-
ments and maximum purchase fund requirements
for the succeeding five years. Segregate this
information according to the class and series
of security covered. Do not repeat details
given in the prospectus relating to the rights,
privileges and preferences of each class of
security ranking prior to or equally with such
security. In addition, provide an analysis
setting forth commitments which must be met both
as to sinking fund requirements and the maturing
of long term debt indicating the amount due within,
(i) one year;
(ii) one year to two years;
(iii) two years to three years;
(iv) three years to five years;
(v) five years to ten years; and
(vi) over ten years.
Schedule of Current Position
(d) Show the finance company's liquid capital position
based on the financial position as of the date of
the balance sheet in the prospectus both before
and after giving effect to the proposed issue.
Include assets which will be due within the next
twelve months and the Liabilities payable within
the same period. Where there is a deficiency in
liquid capital, explain the significance thereof
having regard to the financial structure, the
mode of operation of the company, and the prior
experience of the company.
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(e) If the effective tax rate is significantly
less than is normally paid by finance companies
generally, explain the principal reasons for
such tax rate.
(f) Indicate those subsidiaries and operations
which have produced material operating losses
within the preceding two financial years, giving
details thereof.
(g) Set out the amounts of the finance company's
credit losses for each of the preceding five
financial years and show such amounts as a
percentage of liquidations, and of average
outstandings.
Instruction:
In answering this item, give appropriate details of
the quality, collectibility and arrears of receivables
and include an age analysis of accounts receivable,
and the percentage of receivables refinanced after
being in arrears for periods from three months to in
excess of eighteen months.
ITEM 9 - Asset and Earnings Coverage:
Disclose asset and earnings coverage in an appropriate and
reasonable form where required by section 45 of the
Regulation.
ITEM 10 - Name and Incorporation of Issuer:
State the full corporate name of the issuer and the
address of its head office and principal office. State the
laws under which the issuer was incorporated and whether
incorporated by articles of incorporation or otherwise and
the date the corporation came into existence. If material
state whether these have been amended.
Instructions:
1. Particulars of the documents need be set out only
if material to the securities offered by the
prospectus. See Item 21.
2. If the issuer is not a company, give material
details of its form of organization and structure.
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ITEM 11 - Relationships With Other Companies:
Where the issuer has a parent, or one or more dominant
interests exist, indicate the nature of the relationship
between the issuer and the parent or dominant interest
including,
(a) Whether the issuer operates as an adjunct
to the primary business of the parent or
dominant interest.
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(b) What percentage of the voting securities
of the issuer is owned by its parent, or
by any dominant interest.
(c) Whether the parent of, or dominant
interest in, the issuer intends to make
loans to the issuer.
(d) Whether the issuer makes loans to or
invests in securities of any affiliate
or associate.
(e) Any other basis of influence by the parent
or dominant interest.
Instructions:
1. A dominant interest exists in a specified company when,
(i) that company is controlled by another
person or company;
(ii) that company is an affiliate of
another person or company other
than a person or company controlled
bv it;
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(iii) a person or company owns, directly
or indirectly, more than 10 per cent
of the voting securities of that
company; or .*•- r* tit
XM )OM
(iv) when a person or company is customarily
able to direct the operations of the
company by virtue of:
a. management contracts,
b. licensing or franchise agreements,
c. options on voting securities,
d. escrow or pooling or voting
trust agreements,
e. any other means.
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•• Where any parent is a resident of, or a corporation
or other organisation formed under the laws »f , any
foreign country, give the name of such country for
each such foreign parent, and, if the parent is a
corporation or other organization, state briefly the
nature of the organization.
3. If the existence of a dominant influence is open to
reasonable doubt in any instance, the issuer may
disclaim the existence of a dominant influence and
any admission thereof; in such case, however, the
issuer shall state the material facts pertinent to the
possible existence of a dominant influence.
ITEM 12 - Intercorporate Relationships
(a) Furnish a list of each subsidiary, other than
inactive subsidiaries, of the issuer. As to each
such subsidiary indicate the jurisdiction under
the laws of which it was organised, and the percen-
tage of voting securities owned by its parent.
(b) Clearly illustrate by way of a diagram or otherwise
the Intercorporate relationships of the issuer,
its parent and those subsidiaries listed pursuant
to paragraph tal .
(c) Where one of the primary businesses of the issuer
is Investing, reinvesting, owning, holding or
trading in securities, give in substantially the
tabular form indicated the following information
as at a date within thirty days of the date of the
preliminary prospectus or pro forma prospectus,
with respect to each company 5 per cent or more of
whose securities of any class are owned directly
or Indirectly by the issuer or its affiliates.
TABLE
Name and address
of company
Nature of its
principal
business
Percentage of
securities of
any class
beneficially
owned,
directly or
indirectly
Percentage
of book
value of
issuer's
assets
invested
therein
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INSTRUCTION:
1. If the securities being issued are to be issued in
connection with, or pursuant to, a plan of
acquisition, reorganization, readjustment, or
succession, indicate insofar as practicable the
status to exist upon consummation of the plan.
2. The name of any particular subsidiary may be
omitted if
(a) - the assets of the subsidiary, or
- the investments in and advances to
the subsidiary by its parent and
the parent's other subsidiaries,
if any, do not exceed 10 per cent of
the assets of the parent and its
subsidiaries on a consolidated basis;
(b) the sales and operating revenues of
the subsidiary do not exceed 10 per
cent of the sales and operating
revenues of its parent and the
parent's subsidiaries on a consoli-
dated basis; and
(c) the unnamed subsidiaries considered
in the aggregate as a single subsidiary
would satisfy the conditions in (a) and
(b) if the reference therein to 10 per
cent were replaced by 20 per cent.
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ITEK 13 - Description of Business:
(a) Briefly describe the business carried on and intended
to be carried on by the issuer and its subsidiaries
and the general development of the business within
the five preceding years. Where a material proportion
of the assets of the issuer and its subsidiaries is
invested in or is derived from,
(i) financial services;
(ii) other services;
(iii) the distribution of products;
(iv) the production of products;
(v) real estate development;
(vi) investment in securities of companies
other than subsidiaries; or
(vii) any other specific branch of the
business,
furnish in substantially the tabular form indicated,
as at the date of the last balance sheet,
(i) the percentage of the consolidated
assets of the issuer and its sub-
sidiaries employed in each separate
operation;
(ii) the percentage of the consolidated
gross revenues of the issuer and its
subsidiaries derived from each
separate operation.
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COLUMN 1
COLUMN 2
COLUMN 3
Separate operation in which
a material proportion of
assets are invested
Percentage of
Consolidated
Assets, at
book value,
devoted thereto
Percentage of
Gross Revenue
derived there-
from
1. Finance Company Services...
5. Real estate development....
6. Investment in securities
of companies other than
7. Any other specific branch
(b) If the issuer has carried on any business other than
that of a finance company during the past five years,
state the nature of such other business and give the
approximate date on which the issuer commenced to
operate principally as a finance company. If the
issuer's name was changed during the period, state its
former name and the date on which the name was changed.
(c) If during the past two years any affiliate or associate
of the issuer or its subsidiaries had any material
interest, direct or indirect, in any transaction
involving the purchase of any substantial amount of
assets presently held by the issuer or any of its sub-
sidiaries, describe the interest of the affiliate or
associate in such transaction and state the cost of such
assets to the purchaser and to the seller.
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(d) Where a material proportion of the consolidated assets
or consolidated gross revenues of the issuer is invested
in, or is derived from real property, state briefly the
location and general character of the principal properties,
including buildings and plants of the issuer and its
subsidiaries. If any such property is not freehold
property or is held subject to any major encumbrance, so
state and briefly describe the nature of the title or any
such encumbrance, as the case may be.
(e) Where the primary business of the issuer, or of any
subsidiary or affiliate, is investing, reinvesting, owning,
holding or trading in securities, indicate whether such
business is carried on by the issuer itself or by a
subsidiary or affiliate, naming such subsidiary or
affiliate together with a brief outline of its corporate
history and structure and
(i) describe the policy or proposed policy with
respect to each of the following types of
activities, outlining the extent, if any,
to which the issuer has engaged in such
activities during the last five years and "
indicate which of such policies may not be
changed without shareholder action:
a. the issuance of securities other
than the securities offered,
b. the borrowing of money,
c. the underwriting of securities
of other issuers,
d. the concentration of investments
in a particular class or kind of
industry,
e. the purchase and sale of real
estate,
f. the purchase and sale of commodities
or commodity future contracts,
g. the making of loans, whether secured
or unsecured, and
h. any other policy which the issuer
deems fundamental.
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Instruction:
For the purpose of clause g, the purchase of debt securi-
ties for investment purposes is not to be considered the making
of a loan by the issuer.
(ii) describe the investment policy of the
issuer with respect to each of the
following matters which is not described
as a fundamental policy of the issuer
under subparagraph (i) of this paragraph,
indicating which of such investment
policies may not be changed without
shareholder action:
a. the type of securities (for
example, bonds, preferred shares,
common shares) in which it may
invest, indicating the proportion
of the assets which may be
invested in each such type of
security,
b. the percentage of assets which
it may invest in the securities
of any one company,
c. the percentage of securities of
any one company which it may
acquire,
d. investment in securities of
companies for the purpose of
exercising control or management,
e. investment in securities of
mutual fund companies or other
investment companies, and
f . any other investment policy not
specified above or in subparagraph
(i) of this paragraph which is
set out in the issuer's articles
of 'incorporation, other constating
documents, by-laws or regulations.
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Instructions:
1. The description shall not relate to the powers and
objects specified in the incorporating instruments,
but to the actual business carried on and intended
to be carried on. Include the business of subsid-
iaries of the issuer only in so far as is necessary
to understand the character and development of the
business conducted by the combined enterprise.
2. Outline such material facts as are essential to an
investor's appraisal of the securities being offered.
Where applicable, such information should be furnished
as will reasonably inform investors as to the suit-
ability, adequacy, productive capacity and extent of
utilization of the facilities used in the enterprise.
Detailed descriptions of the physical characteristics
of individual properties or legal descriptions by
metes and bounds are not required and shall not be
given.
3. In describing developments, information shall be given
as to matters such as the nature and results of any
bankruptcy, receivership or similar proceedings with
respect to the issuer or any of its subsidiaries, the
nature and results of any other material reorganization
of the issuer or any of its subsidiaries and any
material changes in the mode of conducting the business
of the issuer or its subsidiaries.
4. In answering paragraph (c) of this item, transactions
between the issuer and a wholly-owned subsidiary need
not be disclosed.
5. The words "wholly-owned subsidiary" as used in this
item include a subsidiary where directors and officers
are beneficial owners of voting securities to the extent
necessary to qualify as directors.
6. Indicate who or what group of persons is responsible
for investment decisions, the granting of loans, and
the establishing of bad-debt allowances.
7. Indicate whether the approval of the board of directors
of the company is required for loans and acquisitions
and whether the board of directors is comprised of
nominees of the dominant interest in the finance company.
8. Instruction 1 to Item 11 applies to this item with due
alteration for points of detail.
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ITEM 14 - Risk Factors:
(a) Where appropriate to a clear understanding by investors
of the risk factors and speculative nature of the enterprise
or the securities being offered, an introductory statement
shall be made on the first page or in the summary
of the prospectus, summarizing the factors which
make the purchase a risk or speculation. Include
such matters as the pro forma dilution of the
investment based on net tangible assets and a com-
parison, in percentages, of the securities being
offered for cash and those issued or to be issued
to promoters, directors, officers, substantial
securityholders as defined in section 106 of the Act,
and underwriters for cash, property and services.
The information may be given in the body of the pros-
pectus if an appropriate reference is made on the
first page or in the summary of the prospectus to
the risks and the speculative or promotional nature
of the enterprise and a cross reference is made to
the place in the prospectus where the information
is contained.
(b) Where there is a risk that purchasers of the securities offered
may become liable to make an additional contribution beyond the
price of the security, disclose any information or facts that
may bear on the security holder's assessment of risk associated
with the investment.
ITEM 15 - Acquisitions:
Briefly describe all material acquisitions and dispositions
whether of shares or assets by the issuer and its subsidiaries
during the past two years and to the extent reasonably practicable
the impact of these acquisitions or dispositions on the
operating results and financial position of the issuer.
ITEM 16 - Variations in Operating Results:
Explain to the extent reasonably practicable any substantial
variations, both favourable and adverse, in the operating results
of the issuer over the last three years, but the Director may
permit or require an explanation of such substantial variations
over a longer period not to exceed five years.
Instruction:
The explanation should be in narrative form. However,
where ratios are used to illustrate variations, a
table may be used to supplement the narrative.
ITEM 17 - Tax Statu 8 of Issuer:
State in general terms the bases upon which the income
and capital receipts of the issuer are taxed.
ITEM 18 - Tax Status of Securityholder:
State in general terms the income tax consequences to
the holders of the securities offered hereby of any distribution
to such holders in the form of dividends or otherwise.
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ITEM 19 - Promoters:
If any person or company is or has been a promoter of
the issuer or of any of its subsidiaries within the five
years immediately preceding the date of the preliminary
prospectus or pro forma prospectus, furnish the following
information:
(a) State the names of the promoters, the nature
and amount of anything of value (including
money, property, contracts, options or rights
of any kind) received or to be received by
each promoter directly or indirectly from the
issuer, or from any of its subsidiaries, and
the nature and amount of any assets, services
or other consideration therefor received or
to be received by the issuer or subsidiary.
(b) As to any assets acquired within the past two
years or to be acquired by the issuer or by any
of its subsidiaries from a promoter, state the
amount at which acquired or to be acquired and
the principle followed or to be followed in
determining the amount. Identify the person
making the determination and state his relation-
ship, if any, with the issuer, any subsidiary or
any promoter. State the date that the assets
were acquired by the promoter and the cost
thereof to the promoter.
ITEM 20 - Legal Proceedings:
Briefly describe any legal proceedings material to the
issuer to which the issuer or any of its subsidiaries is a
party or of which any of their property is the subject.
Make a similar statement as to any such proceedings known to
be contemplated.
Instruction:
Include the name of the court or agency, the date
instituted, the principal parties thereto, the nature
of the claim, the amount claimed, if any, whether the
proceedings are being contested, and the present status
of the proceedings.
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ITEM 21 - Issuance of Shares:
(a) If shares are being offered, state the description or
the designation of the class of shares offered and
furnish all material attributes and characteristics
including, without limiting the generality of the
foregoing, the following information:
(i) dividend rights;
(ii) voting rights;
(iii) liquidation or distribution rights;
(iv) pre-emptive rights;
(v) conversion rights ;
(vi) redemption, purchase for cancellation
or surrender provisions;
(vii) sinking or purchase fund provisions;
(viii) liability to further calls or to
assessment by the issuer; and
(xi) provisions as to modification, amend-
ment or variation of any such rights
or provisions.
(b) If the rights of holders of such shares may be modified
otherwise than in accordance with the provisions
attaching to such shares or the provisions of the
governing Act relating thereto, so state and explain
briefly.
Instructions:
1. This item requires only a brief summary of the provisions
that are material from an investment standpoint. Do
not set out verbatim the provisions attaching to the
shares; only a succinct resume is required.
2. If the rights attaching to the shares being offered
are materially limited or qualified by the rights of any
other class of securities, or if any other class of
securities (other than obligations covered in Item 22) ,
ranks ahead of or equally with the shares being offered,
include information regarding such other securities that
will enable investors to understand the rights attaching
to the shares being offered. If any shares being offered
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are to be offered in exchange for other securities,
an appropriate description of the other securities
shall be given. No information need be given,
however, as to any class of securities that is to
be redeemed or otherwise retired, provided appro-
priate steps to assure redemption or retirement
have been or will be taken prior to or contempora-
neously with the delivery of the shares being
offered.
3. In addition to the summary referred to in instruction
1, the issuer may set out verbatim in a schedule to
the prospectus the provisions attaching to the
shares being offered.
ITEM 22 - Issuance of Obligations:
If obligations are being offered, give a brief summary
of the material attributes and characteristics of the
indebtedness and the security therefore including, without
limiting the generality of the foregoing:
(a) Provisions with respect to interest rate,
maturity, redemption or other retirement,
sinking fund and conversion rights.
(b) The nature and priority of any security
for the obligations, briefly identifying
the principal properties subject to lien
or charge.
(c) Provisions permitting or restricting the
issuance of additional securities, the
incurring of additional indebtedness and
other material negative covenants (including
restrictions against payment of dividends,
restrictions against giving security on the
assets of the issuer or its subsidiaries
and the like) and provisions as to the
release or substitution of assets securing
the obligations, the modification of the
terms of the security and similar provisions.
(d) The name of the trustee under any indenture
relating to the obligations and the nature
of any material relationship between the
trustee and the issuer or any of its
affiliates.
(e) Indicate any financial arrangements between
the issuer and any of its affiliates or among
its affiliates that could affect the security
for the indebtedness.
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Instruction:
The instructions to Item 21 apply to this item
with due alteration for points of detail.
ITEM 23 - Issuance of Other Securities:
If securities other than shares or obligations are
being offered, outline briefly the rights evidenced thereby.
If subscription warrants or rights are being offered or
issued, state the description and amount of securities
covered thereby, the period during which, and the price at
which, the warrants or rights are exercisable, and the
principal terms and conditions by which they stay be exercised.
Instruction:
The instructions to Item 21 apply to this item with
due alteration for points of detail.
ITEM 24 - Dividend Record
State the amount of dividends or other distributions,
if any, paid by the issuer during its last five
completed financial years preceding the date of the
preliminary prospectus or pro forma prospectus.
Instruction:
Dividends should be set out on a per share basis,
shown separately for each class of shares in respect
of each of the financial years. Appropriate adjustments
shall be made to reflect changes in capitalization
during the period.
ITEM 25 - Directors and Officers:
List the names and home addresses in full or,
alternatively, solely the municipality of residence or
postal address, of all directors and officers of the issuer
and indicate all positions and offices with the Issuer held
by each person named, and the principal occupations within
the five preceding years, of each director and officer.
Instructions:
1. Where the municipality of residence or postal address
is listed, the Director may request that the home
address in full be furnished to the Commission.
2. Where the principal occupation of a director
or officer is that of an officer of a company
other than the issuer, state the principal
business in which such company is engaged.
3. Where a director or officer has held more than one
position in the issuer, or a parent or subsidiary
thereof, state only the first and last position held.
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- Remuneration of Directors and Senior Officers:
DIRECTORS' AND OFFICERS' REMUNERATION
FROM THE CORPORATION AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES
NATURE OF REMUNERATION
DIRECTORS (Total Number:)
(A) From Parent and
Wholly-owned
Subsidiaries:
(B) From Partially-owned
Subsidiaries
(Provide Names) :
5 SENIOR OFFICERS:
OFFICERS RECEIVING
OVER $50,000:
(A) From Parent and
Wholly-owned
Subsidiaries:
(B) From Partially-owned
Subsidiaries
(Provide Names) :
TOTALS
Aggregate
Remuneration
Pension
Benefits
Retirement
Benefits
(a) State in the form of the table shown above separately
for each of the following, the aggregate remuneration
paid or payable by the issuer and its subsidiaries in
respect of the issuer's last completed financial year
to:
(i) the directors of the issuer in their
capacity as directors of the issuer
and any of its subsidiaries,
(ii) the five senior officers of the issuer
in receipt of the largest amounts of
remuneration, in their capacity as
officers or employees of the issuer
and any of its subsidiaries, and
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(iii) the officers of the issuer
including those in (ii) who
received in their capacity as
officers or employees of the
issuer and any of its sub-
sidiaries aggregate remuneration
in excess of $50,000 in that
year, provided that this dis-
closure shall not be required
where the issuer has less than
seven such officers,
(b) State, where practicable, the estimated aggre-
gate cost to the issuer and its subsidiaries
in or in respect of the last completed financial
year of all benefits proposed to be paid under
any pension or retirement plan upon retirement
at normal retirement age to persons to whom
paragraph (a) applies, or in the alternative,
the estimated aggregate amount of all such
benefits proposed to be paid upon retirement
at normal retirement age to those persons.
(c) State, where practicable, the aggregate of all
remuneration payments other than those of the
type referred to in paragraphs (a) and (b) made
in or in respect of the issuer's last completed
financial year and, as a separate amount,
proposed to be made in the future by the issuer
or any of its subsidiaries pursuant to an exist-
ing plan to persons to whom paragraph (a) applies.
Instructions:
1. For the purpose of clauses (i) and (iii) of
paragraph (a) , "remuneration" means amounts
required to be reported as income under the
Income Tax Act (Canada) .
2. For the purpose of clause (ii) of paragraph
(a) , "remuneration" means remuneration as
defined in instruction 1 plus the value of
benefits (other than those benefits provided
to a broad category of employees on a basis
which does not discriminate in favour of
officers or directors) not included in income
from an office or employment and derived from
contributions made by the employer to or under
a group sickness or accident insurance plan,
private health service plan, supplementary
unemployment benefit plan, deferred profit
sharing plan or group term life insurance
policy.
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3. If any portion of any of the amounts to be disclosed
under paragraph (a) was paid by one or more subsidiaries
of the issuer other than wholly-owned subsidiaries, the
amount paid by each such subsidiary shall be separately
disclosed together with the names of the subsidiaries.
For this purpose, a wholly-owned subsidiary means a
subsidiary all of the outstanding shares of which
(other than shares whose participation in the profits
of the issuer is limited to a fixed or determinable
entitlement to dividends.) are owned by or for the issuer
or by or for other corporations in a like relationship
with the issuer.
4. For the purpose of paragraph (c) , "plan"
includes all plans, contracts, authorization
or arrangements, whether or not contained in
any formal document or authorized by a
resolution of the directors of the issuer or
any of its subsidiaries but does not include
the Canada Pension Plan or a similar govern-
ment plan.
For the purposes of paragraph (c) , "remuneration
payments" include payments under a deferred
profit sharing plan, deferred compensation
benefits, retirement benefits or other benefits,
except those paid or to be paid under a pension
or retirement plan of the issuer or any of its
subsidiaries.
For the purposes of paragraph (c) , if it is
impracticable to state the amount of proposed
remuneration payments, the aggregate amount
accrued to date in respect of such payments
may be stated, with an explanation of the basis
of future payments.
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Item 2 7 Indebtedness of Directors and Senior Officers
In regard to,
(i) each director and each senior officer of the company;
(ii) each proposed nominee for election as a director
of the company; and
(iii) each associate or affiliate of any such director,
senior officer or proposed nominee,
who is or has been indebted to the company or its subsidiaries
at any time since the beginning of the last completed financial
year of the company, state with respect to each such company or
subsidiary the largest aggregate amount of indebtedness outstanding
at any time during the last completed financial year, the nature
of the indebtedness and of the transaction in which it was
incurred, the amount thereof presently outstanding, and the rate
of interest paid or charged thereon, but no disclosure need be
made of routine indebtedness.
1. "routine indebtedness" means indebtedness
described in any of the following clauses:
(a) if an issuer makes loans
to employees generally whether or
not in the ordinary course of busi-
ness then loans shall be considered
to be routine indebtedness if made
on terms, including those as to
interest or collateral, no more
favourable to the borrower than the
terms on which loans are made by
the issuer to employees
generally, but the amount at any time
remaining unpaid under such loans to
any one director, senior officer or
proposed nominee together with his
associates or affiliates that are
treated as routine indebtedness under
this clause (a) shall not exceed
$25,000;
(b) whether or not the issuer
makes loans in the ordinary course
of business, a loan to a director or
senior officer shall be considered to
be routine indebtedness if
(i) the borrower is a full-
time employee of the
issuer;
(ii) the loan is fully secured
against the residence of the
borrower , and
(iii) the amount of the loan does
not exceed the annual salary
of the borrower;
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(c) where the issuer makes loans in
the ordinary course of business, a
loan shall be considered to be
routine indebtedness if made to a
person or company other than a
full-time employee of the issuer,
and if the loan
(i) is made on substantially the
same terms , including those
as to interest rate and
collateral, as were available
when the loan was made to other
customers of the issuer with
comparable credit ratings, and
(ii) involves no more than usual
risks of collectibility, and
(d) indebtedness arising by reason of purchases
made on usual trade terms or of ordinary
travel or expense advances, or for similar
reasons shall be considered to be routine
indebtedness if the repayment arrangements
are in accord with usual commercial practice.
2. State the name and home address in full or,
alternatively, solely the municipality of residence
or postal address of each person or company whose
indebtedness is described.
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ITEM 2 8 - Options to Purchase Securities:
Furnish the information referred to in Instruction 1,
if possible in tabular form, as to options to purchase
securities from the issuer or any of its subsidiaries:
(i) held or proposed to be held by all
senior officers as a group, and
directors who are not also senior
officers as a group, without naming
them, indicating the aggregate number
of senior officers and the aggregate
number of directors to whom the
information applies;
(ii) held or proposed to be held by all
directors and senior officers of any
subsidiary of the issuer as a group,
without naming them;
(iii) held or proposed to be held by all
other employees of the issuer as a
group, without naming them;
(iv) held or proposed to be held by all
other employees of any subsidiary
of the issuer as a group, without
naming them; and
(v) held or proposed to be held by any
other person or company, naming each
such person or company,
which are outstanding as of a specified date within thirty
days prior to the date of the preliminary prospectus or
pro forma prospectus, or which are subsequently given or
proposed to be given.
Instructions:
1. Describe the options, stating the material provisions
including,
(i) the designation and number of the
securities under option;
(ii) the purchase price of the securities
under option and the expiration dates
of such options;
(iii) if reasonably ascertainable, the
market value of the securities under
option on the date of grant; and
(iv) if reasonably ascertainable, the
market value of the securities under
option as of the specified date.
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2. The term "option" as used herein includes all options,
share purchase warrants or rights other than those
issued to all securityholders of the same class on an
equal basis or to all securityholders of the same
class resident in Canada on an equal basis.
3. The extension of options shall be deemed the granting
of options within the meaning of this item.
4. Where the market value of securities is not meaningful,
it is permissible to state in lieu of such market
value the formula by which the purchase price of the
securities under option will be determined.
5.
No reference need be made to any option disclosed in
Item 2.
ITEM 2 9 - Escrowed Securities:
State as of a specified date within thirty days prior
to the date of the preliminary prospectus or pro forma
prospectus, in substantially the tabular form indicated, the
number of securities of each class of voting securities of
the issuer to the knowledge of the issuer held in escrow,
disclosing the name of the depositary, if any, the date of
and the conditions governing the release of the securities
from escrow:
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Designation of
class
Number of securities
held in escrow
Percentage of
class
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ITEM 30 - Principal Holders of Securities:
Furnish the following information as of a specified
date within thirty days prior to the date of the preliminary
prospectus or pro forma prospectus, in substantially the
tabular form indicated.
(a) The number of securities of each class of
voting securities of the issuer owned of
record or beneficially, directly or
indirectly, by each person or company who
owns of record, or is known by the issuer
to own beneficially, directly or indirectly,
more than 10 per cent of any class of such
securities. Show in Column 3 whether the
shares are owned both of record and
beneficially, of record only, or bene-
ficially only, and show in Columns 4 and 5
the respective amounts and percentages
known by the issuer to be owned in each
such manner.
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Column 4
Column 5
Name and
address
Designation
of class
Type of
ownership
Number of
securities
Percentage
of class
(b) The percentage of securities of each class
of voting securities of the issuer or any
of its parents or its subsidiaries,
beneficially owned, directly or indirectly,
by all directors and senior officers of the
issuer, as a group, without naming them:
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Designation of Class
Percentage of Class
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Instructions :
1. Where a company is shown by the issuer as owning
directly or indirectly more than 10 per cent of
any class of such securities, the Director may
require the disclosure of such additional informa-
tion as is necessary to identify any individual
who, through his direct or indirect ownership of
voting securities in the company owns directly or
indirectly more than 10 per cent of any class of
such securities. The name of such an individual
should be disclosed in a footnote to the table
described in paragraph (a) .
2. For purposes of paragraph (a), securities owned
beneficially, directly or indirectly, and of record
shall be aggregated in determining whether any person
or company owns more than 10 per cent of the securities
of any class.
3. If voting securities are being offered in connection
with, or pursuant to, a plan of acquisition, amalgamation
or reorganization, indicate as far as practicable, the
respective holdings or voting securities that will
exist after giving effect to the plan.
4. If any of the securities being offered are to be
offered for the account of a securityholder name such
securityholder and state the number or amount of the
securities owned by him, the number or amount to be
offered for hi 6 account, and the number or amount to
be owned by him after the offering.
5. If, to the knowledge of the issuer or the underwriter
of the securities being offered, more than 10 per
cent of any class of voting securities of the issuer
are held or are to be held subject to any voting
trust or other similar agreement, other. than an escrow
arrangement referred to in Item 29, state the
designation of such securities, the number or amount
held or to be held and the duration of the agreement.
Give the names and addresses of the voting trustees
and outline briefly their voting rights and other
powers under the agreement.
If, to the knowledge of the issuer, the parent or the
•underwriter of the securities being offered, any
person or company named in answer to paragraph (a)
is an associate or affiliate of any other person or
company named therein, disclose, in so far as known,
the material facts of such relationship, including
any basis for influence over the issuer enjoyed by
the person or company other than the holding of the
voting securities of the issuer.
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7. The word "issuer" as used in this item and in the
instructions thereto includes any subsidiary or
affiliate of the issuer.
ITEM 31 - Prior Sales:
(a) State the prices at which securities of the class
offered by the prospectus have been sold within
the past twelve months prior to the date of the
preliminary prospectus or pro forma prospectus, or
are to be sold, by the issuer or selling security-
holder if such prices differ from those at which
the securities are offered by the prospectus.
State the number of securities sold or to be sold
at each price.
(b) Where the class of common shares or series of
non-common shares offered are listed on a
Canadian stock exchange or solely on a foreign
stock exchange, give price ranges and volume
traded on such stock exchange on a monthly
basis for each month or, if applicable, part month
of the current quarter and the immediately pre-
ceding quarter and on a quarterly basis for the
next preceding seven quarters provided that the
Director may permit the omission of the information
regarding trading volume.
Instruction:
In the case of sales by a selling securityholder,
the information required by paragraph (a) may be
given in the form of price ranges for each calendar
month.
ITEM 32 - Interest of Management and Others in
Material Transactions:
Describe briefly, and where practicable state the
approximate amount of any material interest, direct or
indirect, of any of the following persons or companies
in any transaction within the three years prior to the
date of the preliminary prospectus or pro forma prospectus,
or in any proposed transaction which has materially affected
or will materially affect the issuer or any of its subsid-
iaries:
(i) any director or senior offices of
the issuer;
(ii) any shareholder named in answer to
paragraph (a) of Item 30; and
(iii) any associate or affiliate of any
of the foregoing persons or companies.
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Instructions: 5^ „
1. Give a brief description of the material transaction.
Include the name and address of each person or company T,.
whose interest in any transaction is described and
the nature of the relationship by reason of which such
interest is required to be described.
2 . As to any transaction involving the purchase or sale
of assets by or to the issuer or any subsidiary, state
the cost of the assets to the purchaser and the cost
thereof to the seller if acquired by the seller within
two years prior to the transaction.
3. This item does not apply to any interest arising from
the ownership of securities of the issuer where the
securityholder receives no extra or special benefit or
advantage not shared on an equal basis by all other
holders of the same class of securities or all other
holders of the same class of securities who are resident
in Canada.
4. Information shall be included as to any material
underwriting discounts or commissions upon the sale of
securities by the issuer where any of the specified
persons or companies was or is to be an underwriter or
is an associate, affiliate or partner of a person,
company or partnership that was or is to be an underwriter.
5 . No information need be given in answer to this item
as to any transaction or any interest therein, where,
(i) the rates or charges involved in the
transaction are fixed by law or
determined by competitive bids;
(ii) the interest of a specified person
or company in the transaction is
solely that of a director of another
company that is a party to the
transaction;
(iii) the transaction involves services as
a bank or other depository of funds,
transfer agent, registrar, trustee
under a trust indenture or other
similar services;
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(iv) the interest of a specified person or
company, including all periodic
instalments in the case of any lease
or other agreement providing for
periodic payments or instalments,
does not exceed $50,000; or
(v) the transaction does not, directly or
indirectly, involve remuneration for
services, and,
(A) the interest of the specified
person or company arose from
the beneficial ownership,
direct or indirect, of less
than 10 per cent of any class
of voting securities of
another company that is a
party to the transaction,
(B) the transaction is in the
ordinary course of business
of the issuer or its
subsidiaries, and
(C) the amount of the transaction
or series of transactions is
less than 10 per cent of the
total sales or purchases, as
the case may be, of the issuer
and its subsidiaries for the
last completed financial year.
6. Information shall be furnished in answer to this item
with respect to transactions not excluded above that
involve remuneration, directly or indirectly, to any
of the specified persons or companies for services in
any capacity unless the interest of the person or
company arises solely from the beneficial ownership,
direct or indirect, of less than 10 per cent of any
class of voting securities of another company furnishing
the services to the issuer or its subsidiaries.
7. This item does not require the disclosure of any
interest in any transaction unless such interest and
transaction are material.
8. The word "issuer" as used in this item and in the
instructions thereto includes any subsidiary or affiliate
of the issuer.
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ITEM 33 - Location of Assets Encumbered Under Trust
Indenture and Custodian of Portfolio Securities:
(a) Where capital securities of, or capital securities
constituting all or part of, the investment portfolio
of the issuer are charged, deposited, pledged,
hypothecated or otherwise encumbered under a trust
indenture, state where such capital securities are
physically situate. If, as a part of any scheme of
financing of or by the issuer, any capital securities
of, or capital securities constituting all or part of,
the investment portfolio of the issuer are to be
charged, deposited, pledged, hypothecated or otherwise
encumbered, state where such capital securities will
be physically situate and indicate the persons or
companies expected to be parties to the transaction.
(b) Where the primary business of the issuer, or of a
subsidiary or affiliate of the issuer, is investing,
reinvesting, owning, holding, or trading in securities,
state the name, principal business address and the
nature of the business of each person or company holding
portfolio securities of the issuer, or of any subsidiary
or affiliate of the issuer which is investing, reinvesting,
owning, holding or trading in securities, as custodian
and the jurisdiction in which the portfolio securities
are physically situate.
(c) The name of the company holding assets encumbered under
a trust indenture, or the name of the company holding
portfolio securities as custodian may be omitted if it
is a bank to which the Bank Act (Canada) applies, or
otherwise with the consent of the Director.
Instructions:
1. The word "issuer" as used in this item and in the
instructions thereto includes any subsidiary or affiliate
of the issuer. ,
2. The words "investment portfolio" as used in this item
and in the instructions thereto include any security
other than commercial paper acquired where a material
activity of the issuer includes an activity referred
to in subclause (iii) of clause (b) of subsection (2)
of section 1 of the Regulation.
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3. Where the scheme of financing is not disclosed in
answer to Instruction 4 of Item 5, Item 6, or
Instruction 5 of Item 7, indicate the purpose of
the scheme of financing. Where the scheme of
financing is undertaken or proposed to be undertaken
in connection with a take-over bid, so indicate.
The source of capital for, and the intended offeree
of, the proposed take-over bid need not be disclosed,
provided that the provisions of Part XIX of the Act
are complied with when the contemplated take-over
bid is made.
4. Where the finance company is custodian of its portfolio
securities, or where debt securities are issued without
a trust indenture, describe
(i) provisions made for the safekeeping of
portfolio and other securities and assets;
(ii) bonding arrangements, if any, for employees
or agents dealing with portfolio and other
securities and assets; and
(iii) corporate procedures for dealing with the
purchase, sale and transfer of portfolio
and other securities and assets.
ITEM 34 - Statement of Functions of Issuer:
(a) Where the predominant business of the issuer is investing,
reinvesting, owning, holding or trading in securities,
give a concise statement of the manner in which the
following functions of the issuer are performed and who
is responsible therefor, stating how such functions are
co-ordinated and to the extent that any such functions
are not performed by bona fide employees of the issuer,
the names and addresses of the persons or companies
responsible for performing such functions:
(i) management of the non-financial investment
holdings of the issuer;
(ii) providing supervision of lending policies;
(iii) management of the issuer;
(iv) providing collection policies;
(v) making investment decisions and supervising
their execution; and
(vi) purchase and sale of the investment portfolio
and brokerage arrangements relating thereto.
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(b) Indicate whether the approval of the board of directors
of the company is required for the acquisition of
investments, and whether the board of directors of the
company making the investment comprises nominees
of the dominant interest in the finance company.
Instructions:
1. The word "issuer" as used in this item and in the
instructions thereto includes any subsidiary or affiliate
of the issuer.
2. In giving information regarding the purchase and sale
of the investment portfolio and brokerage arrangements
relating thereto the name and address of only the
principal broker need be given.
3. In giving information regarding purchase and sale of
the investment portfolio and brokerage arrangements
relating thereto give brief details of the following
matters:
(i) the total cost during the last completed
financial year of the issuer of securities
acquired, distinguishing between,
(a) securities of or guaranteed by
the government of any country
or any political subdivision
thereof;
(b) short term notes; and
(c) other securities;
(ii) the total cost of securities held at the
beginning and at the end of the issuer's
last completed financial year;
(iii) the formula, method or criteria used in
allocating brokerage business to persons
or companies engaged in the distribution
of the securities of the issuer;
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(iv) the formula, method or criteria
used in allocating brokerage
business to persons or companies
furnishing statistical, research
or other services to the issuer
or to the manager of the issuer,
and
(v) the amount of brokerage paid to
the principal broker for the last
three completed financial years,
giving the total amount paid in
each year and expressing the
amount paid in each year as a
percentage of the total brokerage
paid by the issuer.
4. As used in this Form:
(a) "principal broker" includes,
(i) a person or company through whom
the investment portfolio of the
issuer is purchased or sold pur-
suant to a contractual arrange-
ment with the issuer or the manager
of the issuer providing for an
exclusive right to purchase or
sell the investment portfolio of
the issuer or any feature which
gives or is intended to give a
broker or dealer a material
competitive advantage over other
brokers or dealers in respect
of the purchase or sale of the
investment portfolio of the
issuer; or
(ii) a person or company, together
with any affiliate, by or through
whom 15 per cent or more of the
securities transactions of the
issuer were carried out in the
last completed financial year of
the issuer; and
(b) "brokerage arrangements" or "brokerage business"
include all purchases and sales of the investment
portfolio whether effected directly or through an
agent.
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5. If one or more persons or companies performs more
than one of the functions referred to in this item,
so state, giving details of all functions so performed
6. Instruction 1 to Item 11 applies to this item with
due alteration for points of detail.
ITEM 35 - Associated Persons:
Furnish the following information as to each person or
company named in answer to paragraph (a) of Item 34:
1. If a named person or company is associated with the
issuer or is a director or senior officer of or is
associated with any affiliate of the issuer or is a
director or senior officer of or is associated with
any company which is associated with the issuer so
state, and give particulars of the relationship.
2. If the issuer is associated with a named person or
company or is associated with any affiliate of a
named company or is associated with any company which
is associated with the named person or company so
state, and give particulars of the relationship.
3. If any person or company associated with the issuer
is also associated with a named person or company so
state, and give particulars of the relationships.
4. If a named person or company has a contract or
arrangement with the issuer, give a brief description
of the contract or arrangement, including the basis
for determining the remuneration of the named person
or company and give the amount of remuneration paid
or payable by the issuer and its subsidiaries to
such person or company during the last completed
financial year of the issuer.
5. If a named person or company is associated with any
other named person or company so state, and give
particulars of the relationship.
6. Where and to the extent required by the Director,
give the business experience of each named person
or company and, in the case of a named company, the
directors and officers thereof.
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ITEM 36 - Auditors, Transfer Agents and Registrars:
(a) State the name and address of the auditor of the
Issuer.
(b) Where shares are offered state the names of the
issuer's transfer agents and registrars and the
location (by municipalities) of the registers
of transfers of each class of shares of the
issuer. Where securities other than shares are
offered, state the location (by municipalities)
of each register on which transfers of such
securities may be recorded.
Instructions:
1. The word "issuer" as used in this item includes, in
addition to the issuer, any person directly or
indirectly controlling or controlled by the issuer,
or any person under direct or common control with the
issuer.
2. Where the consolidated financial statements of the
issuer are set out in the prospectus and the auditor
of one or more subsidiaries is not the auditor of
the Issuer, set out the name and address of such
auditor and the name and address of the company on
which he reported and where such auditor has given
a qualified report set out this fact in the
prospectus. In addition, where an auditor of a
subsidiary or affiliate makes a report in which the
wording thereof has the effect of establishing a
qualification of the report, file with, the Commission
the auditor's report, the financial statement reported
on, and details applicable to the qualification.
3. Where any subsidiary or any affiliate of the issuer
does not have the same financial year-end as the
issuer, state the reasons for this policy.
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ITEM 37 - Material Contracts:
Give particulars of every material contract entered
into within the two years prior to the date of the preliminary
prospectus or pro forma prospectus, by the issuer or any of
its subsidiaries and state a reasonable time and place at
which any such contract or a copy thereof may be inspected
during distribution of the securities being offered.
Instructions:
1. The term "material contract" for this purpose means
any contract that can reasonably be regarded as
presently material to the proposed investor in the
securities being offered.
2. Set out a complete list of all material contracts,
indicating those which are disclosed elsewhere in
the prospectus and provide particulars with respect
to those material contracts about which particulars
are not given elsewhere in the prospectus. This
item does not require disclosure of contracts
entered into in the ordinary course of business of
the issuer or its subsidiaries as the case may be.
3. Particulars of contracts should include the dates
of, parties to, consideration and general nature
of the contracts, succinctly described.
4. Particulars of contracts need not be disclosed,
or copies of such contracts made available for
inspection, if the Director determines that such
disclosure or making-available would impair the
value of the contract and would not be necessary
for the protection of investors.
ITEM 37 - Other Material Facts:
Give particulars of any other material facts relating
to the securities proposed to be offered and not disclosed
pursuant to the foregoing items.
IT IS AN OFFENCE FOR A PERSON TO MAKE A STATEMENT
IN A DOCUMENT REQUIRED TO BE FILED OR FURNISHED
UNDER THE ACT OR THIS REGULATION THAT, AT THE TIME
AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH
IT IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form
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FORM 14
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
INFORMATION REQUIRED IN PROSPECTUS OF A NATURAL RESOURCE COMPANY
ITEM 1 - Distribution Spread:
The information called for by the following table
shall be given, in substantially the tabular form indicated,
on the first page of the prospectus as to all securities
being offered for cash (estimate amounts, if necessary).
TABLE
Price to public
Underwriting
discounts,
commissions,
or mark-ups
Proceeds to
issuer or sell-
ing security-
holder
Per unit
Total
Instructions:
Only commissions paid or payable in cash or discounts
granted by the issuer or selling securityholder and
mark-ups by whomever paid are to be included in the
table. Commissions or other consideration paid or
payable in cash or otherwise by other persons or
companies and consideration other than discounts granted
and other than cash paid or payable by the issuer or
selling securityholder, except mark-ups, shall be set
out following the table with a reference thereto in the
second column of the table. Any finder's fee or similar
payments shall be appropriately disclosed.
The table should set out separately those securities
which are underwritten, those under option and those to
be sold on a "best efforts" basis.
If the presentation of information in the form contem-
plated herein results in unnecessary complication, the
tabular form may, with the consent of the Director, be
varied.
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4. If it is impracticable to state the offering price,
the method by which it is to be determined shall be
explained. In addition, if the securities are to be
offered at the market, indicate the market involved and
the market price as of the latest practicable date.
5. If any of the securities offered are to be offered
for the account of existing securityholders, refer
on the first page of the prospectus to the information
called for by Instruction 4 to Item 27. State the
portion of the expenses of distribution to be borne
by the selling securityholder. State that the
securities of the selling securityholder will not be
sold until distribution of the issuer's securities
is completed.
6. If debt securities are to be offered at a premium or
a discount, state in bold face type the effective
yield if held to maturity.
ITEM 2 - Plan of Distribution:
ftria
(a)
(b)
tafi
(c)
(d)
If the securities being offered are to be sold through
underwriters, give the names in full and addresses in
full of the underwriters. State briefly the nature of
the underwriters' obligation to take up and pay for
the securities. Indicate the date by which the under-
writers are to purchase the securities.
Furnish the following information, if possible in
tabular form: rights under option and underwriting
agreements to purchase securities from the issuer or
any of its subsidiaries which are outstanding as of a
specified date within thirty days prior to the date
of the preliminary prospectus or pro forma prospectus,
or which are proposed to be given and particulars of
sub-option and sub-underwriting agreements outstanding
or proposed to be given and particulars of any assign-
ments or proposed assignments of any such agreements.
State briefly the discounts, commissions and mark-ups
to be allowed or paid to registrants, if not disclosed
in Item 1, including all cash, securities, contracts
or other consideration to be received by any registrant
in connection with the sale of the securities.
Outline briefly the plan of distribution of any
securities being offered that are to be offered other-
wise than through underwriters. Where there is a
"best efforts" offering, indicate, where practicable,
on the first page the minimum amount, if any, required
to be raised, and also indicate , where practicable, the
maximum amount that could be raised and the latest date
that the offering is to remain open.
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Instructions:
1. All that is required as to the nature of the under-
writers' obligation is whether the underwriters are
or will be committed to take up and pay for all of
the securities if any are taken up, or whether the
underwriting is merely an agency or "best efforts"
arrangement under which the underwriters are required
to take up and pay for only such securities as they
may sell.
2. Describe the options, stating the material provisions
including:
(i) the designation and number of the
securities called for by such options;
(ii) the purchase prices of the securities
called for and the expiration dates
of such options; and
(iii) the market value of the securities
called for by such options as of the
latest practicable date.
3. Where an underwriting is subject to a "market out"
clause, a statement in the prospectus under Plan
of Distribution should be made with respect to the
■market out" clause.
A sample paragraph is as follows :-
Plan of Distribution
"Under an agreement dated 19...
between the company and
as underwriter, the company has agreed to sell and the
underwriter has agreed to purchase on 19..
the at a price of $ payable
in cash to the company against delivery. The obligations
of the underwriter under the agreement may be terminated
at its discretion on the basis of its assessment of the
state of the financial markets and may also be terminated
upon the occurrence of certain stated events. The under-
writer is, however, obligated to take up and pay for
all of the if any of the
are purchased under the agreement."
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ITEM 3 - Market for Securities:
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Where no bona fide market exists, or will
exist after the distribution, state in
bold face type on the first page:- "There
is no market through which these securities
may be sold." Disclose how the price paid
to the company was established, whether by
negotiation with the underwriter, arbitrarily
by the company or otherwise.
ITEM 4 - Summary of Prospectus :
Give a synopsis near the beginning of the
prospectus of that information in the body
of the prospectus which in the opinion of
the issuer or selling security holder would
be most likely to influence the investor's
decision to purchase the security.
Instructions:
1. This summary should highlight in condensed
form the information, both favourable and
adverse, including risk factors in item 10,
particularly pertinent to a decision to
purchase the securities offered, including
information about both the issuer and the
securities.
2. Appropriate cross references may be made to
items in the prospectus where information
is difficult to summarize accurately, but
this shall not detract from the necessity to
have the salient points summarized in the
summary.
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ITEM 5 - Use of Proceeds to Issuer:
(a) State the estimated net proceeds to be derived by
the issuer from the sale of the securities to be
offered, the principal purposes for which the net
proceeds are intended to be used and the approximate
amount intended to be used for each purpose.
(b) State the particulars of any provisions or arrange-
ments made for holding any part of the net proceeds
of the issue in trust or subject to the fulfilment
of any conditions.
Instructions:
1. Statements as to the principal purposes to which
the proceeds are to be applied are to be reasonably
specific although details of the particulars of pro-
posed expenditures are not to be given except as other-
wise required hereunder. The phrase "for general
corporate purposes" is, in most cases, not sufficient.
Specify whether unallocated funds will be placed in
a trust or escrow account, invested or added to the
working capital of the company. Give details of
the arrangements made for, and the persons responsible
for the supervision of the trust or escrow account or
the investments of unallocated funds and the investment
policy to be followed. Where unallocated funds are to
be added to working capital, indicate the reason for
doing so.
2. Include a statement regarding the proposed use of the
actual proceeds if they should prove insufficient to
accomplish the purposes set out and the order of
priority in which they will be applied. However, the
statement need not be made if the underwriting arrange-
ments are such that, if any securities are sold, it
can be reasonably expected that the actual proceeds
of the issue will not be substantially less than the
estimated aggregate proceeds to the issuer as shown
under Item 1.
3. If any material amounts of other funds are to be used
in conjunction with the proceeds, state the amounts
and sources of the other funds. If any material part
of the proceeds is to be used to reduce or retire
indebtedness, this item is to be answered as to the
use of the proceeds of that indebtedness, if the
indebtedness was incurred within the two preceding
years .
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4. If any material amount of the proceeds is to be
used directly or indirectly to acquire assets,
otherwise than in the ordinary course of business,
briefly describe the assets and, where known, the
particulars of the purchase price being paid for
or being allocated to the respective categories of
assets (including intangible assets) that are being
acquired and, where practicable and meaningful,
give the name of the person or company from whom the
assets are to be acquired. State the cost of the
assets to the issuer and the principle followed in
determining the cost. State briefly the nature of
the title to or interest in the assets to be acquired
by the issuer. If any part of the consideration for
the acquisition of any of the assets consists of
securities of the issuer, give brief particulars of
the designation, number or amount, voting rights (if
any) and other appropriate information relating to
_,«. the class of securities, including particulars of
any allotment or issuance of any such securities
within the two preceding years.
ITEM 6 - Sales Otherwise than for Cash:
If any of the securities being offered are to be
offered otherwise than for cash, state briefly the general
purposes of the issue, the basis upon which the securities
are to be offered, the amount of compensation paid or
payable to any person or company and any other expenses
of distribution, and by whom they are to be borne.
Instruction:
If the offer is to be made pursuant to a plan of
acquisition, describe briefly the general effect
of the plan and state when it became or is to
become operative.
ITEM 7 - Share and Loan Capital Structure:
Furnish in substantially the tabular form indicated
or where appropriate in notes thereto:
(i) particulars of the share and loan
capital of the issuer;
(ii) particulars of the loan capital of
each subsidiary of the issuer (other
than loan capital owned by the issuer
or its wholly-owned subsidiaries)
whose financial statements are con-
tained in the prospectus on either a
consolidated or individual basis;
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(iii) the aggregate amount of the minority
interest in the preference shares,
if any, and the aggregate amount of
the minority interest in the common
shares and surplus of all subsidiaries
whose financial statements are con-
tained in the prospectus on a
consolidated basis; and
(iv) the aggregate amount of the minority
interest in the preference shares,
if any, and the aggregate amount of
the minority interest in the common
shares and surplus of all subsidiaries
whose financial statements are con-
tained in the prospectus on an individual
basis and not included in the consoli-
dated financial statements.
TABLE
COLUMN 1
COLUMN 2
COLUMN 3
COLUMN 4
COLUMN 5
Designa-
tion of
security
Amount
authorized
or to be
authorized
Amount out-
standing as
of the date
of the most
recent
balance
sheet con-
tained in
the pros-
pectus
Amount out-
standing as
of a speci-
fic date
within 30
days
kblvrf
Amount to be
outstanding
if all
securities
being issued
are sold
Instructions:
Include all indebtedness for borrowed money as to which a
written understanding exists that the indebtedness may
extend beyond one year. Do not include other indebtedness
classified as current liabilities unless secured.
Include in the table the amount, of obligations under
financial leases capitalized in accordance with generally
accepted accounting principles . Set out in a note to the
table a cross reference to any note in the financial
statements containing information concerning the extent
of obligations arising by virtue of other leases on real
property.
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Individual items of indebtedness which are not
in excess of 3% of total assets as shown in the
balance sheet referred to in Column 3 may be
set out in a single aggregate amount under an
appropriate caption such as "Sundry Indebtedness'
Where practicable, state in general terms the
respective priorities of the indebtedness shown
in the Table.
Give particulars of the amount, general descrip-
tion of and security for any substantial indebted-
ness proposed to be created or assumed by the
issuer or its subsidiaries, other than indebtedness
offered by the prospectus.
Set out in a note the amount of contributed surplus
and retained earnings as of the date of the most
recent balance sheet contained in the prospectus.
Set out in a note the number of shares subject to
rights, options and warrants.
No information need be given under Column 2 with
respect to the common and preference shares of
subsidiaries.
9. For the purposes of Column 3, in computing the
amount of the minority interest in the subsidiaries
whose financial statements are contained in the
prospectus on an individual basis, and not included
in the consolidated financial statements, such
computation may be based on the financial statements
of each such subsidiary contained in the prospectus.
10. In computing the minority interest in the subsidiaries
for the purposes of Column 4, the amount set out in
Column 3 may be used provided that appropriate
adjustment is made to such amount to reflect any
change in the percentage of ownership in the capital
and surplus of any subsidiary by the minority interest.
11. The thirty-day period referred to in Column 4 is to
be calculated within thirty days of the date of the
preliminary prospectus or pro forma prospectus.
Where more than thirty days have elapsed from the
date of the preliminary or pro forma prospectus, the
information shall, if feasible, be updated to a date
within thirty days of the prospectus.
12. The information to be set out in Column 5 may be
based upon the information contained in Column 4,
adjusted to take into account any amounts set out
in Column 4 to be retired out of the proceeds of
the issue.
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ITEM 8 - Name and Incorporation of Issuer:
State the full corporate name of the issuer and the
address of its head office and principal office. State
the laws under which the issuer was incorporated and
whether incorporated by articles of association or other-
wise and the date the corporation came into existence.
If material state whether these have been amended.
Instructions:
1. Particulars of the documents need be set out only
if material to the securities offered by the
prospectus. See Item 19.
2. If the issuer is not a company, give material
details of its form of organization and structure.
ITEM 9 - Description of Business and Property of Issuer:
(a) Briefly describe the business carried on and
intended to be carried on by the issuer and its
subsidiaries and the general development of the
business within the five preceding years.
(b) In the case of a company other than an oil and gas
company, furnish the following information as to
each of the properties, mines, and plants presently
owned, leased, held under option or operated, or
presently intended to be owned, leased, held under
option or operated by the issuer or its subsidiaries:
(1) The location of, size of and means of access
to the property;
(2) A brief description of the title, claim or
lease under which the issuer or subsidiary
has or will have the right to hold or operate
the property, indicating any conditions which
the issuer or subsidiary must meet in order
to obtain or retain the property;
(3) (i) the names and addresses of all vendors
of property purchased within the three
years immediately preceding the date
of the preliminary prospectus or the
date of the pro forma prospectus
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and the property acquired from
each and if any such vendor is
or was an insider or promoter of
the issuer or an associate or
affiliate of any insider or
promoter of the issuer, so
indicate, and
(ii) the names and addresses in full
of every person or company who
has received within the three
years immediately preceding the
date of the preliminary prospectus,
or pro forma prospectus, or is to
receive from any vendor a greater
than 5 per cent interest in the
shares or other consideration
received or to be received by the
vendor;
(4) A brief history of previous prospecting, explora-
tion, development and operations, including the
names of previous operators, in so far as known;
(5) (i) a brief description of the character,
extent and condition of any under-
ground exploration and development
and any underground plant and equip-
ment, and, if none, so state, and
(ii) a brief description of the character,
extent and condition of any surface
exploration and development and any
surface plant and equipment, and,
if none, so state.
(6) A brief description of the mineral deposits on the
property and their dimensions, including the identity
of their principal metallic or other constituents,
in so far as known. If the work done has established
the existence of reserves of proven, probable or
possible ore, state:
(i) the estimated tonnage and grade of
each such class of ore reserves; and
(ii) the name of the person making the
estimates and the nature of his
relationship to the issuer.
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(7) Describe the work already done by the issuer
under its present management on the property
and the issuer's or subsidiary's proposed
programme of exploration or development of
the property. If the property is without a
known body of commercial ore and the proposed
programme is an exploratory search for ore,
a statement to that effect shall be made.
(c) In the case of an oil or gas company furnish the
following information as to the important oil and
gas properties, plants, facilities and installations
and other important properties presently owned,
leased or held under option, or presently intended
to be owned, leased or held under option by the
issuer or its subsidiaries:
(1) The location, by fields, if possible, of all
producing wells and all non-unitized wells
capable of producing in which the issuer or
its subsidiaries have an interest, indicating
the total number of wells in each such field
or other area, the interest of the issuer
and its subsidiaries therein expressed in
terms of net wells, distinguishing separately
oil wells and gas wells;
(2) With respect to interests in properties on
which no producing wells have been drilled,
the gross acreage in which the issuer or its
subsidiaries have an interest and the interest
of the issuer and its subsidiaries therein
expressed in terms of net leasable acreage,
and the location of such acreage by geographical
area;
(3) If exploration or development work is contem-
plated to be carried out so state and give
the general nature and the proposed extent
thereof;
(4) To the extent that such properties are not
unitized and are capable of but are not
producing, indicate the proximity of such
properties to pipe lines or other means of
transportation;
(5) The quantity and type of the estimated proved
developed reserves, proved undeveloped reserves,
and probable additional reserves of crude oil,
natural gas and natural gas liquids of the
issuer and its subsidiaries;
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(6) The net crude oil, natural gas liquids and natural
gas production of the issuer and its subsidiaries,
including the interest of the issuer and its
subsidiaries in the crude oil, natural gas liquids
and natural gas production of any other person or
company, for each of the last five completed
financial years preceding the date of the preliminary
prospectus or pro forma prospectus , and for the
current year as at a date not more than four months
prior to the date of the preliminary prospectus or pro
forma prospectus;
(7) The number of wells the issuer or its subsidiaries
have drilled or have participated in the drilling of
for each of the last five completed financial years
preceding the date of the preliminary prospectus or
pro forma prospectus, arid for the current year as at a
date not more than four months prior to the date of
the preliminary prospectus or pro forma prospectus,
the number of such wells completed as producing
wells and as dry holes, and the amount expended by the
issuer and its subsidiaries during the five completed
financial years and the portion of the current year on
drilling and exploration activities;
(8) (i) If any properties of the issuer or its
subsidiaries were acquired within the
three years immediately preceding the
date of the preliminary prospectus or
pro forma prospectus or are intended to
be acquired by the issuer or subsidiary
from an insider or promoter of the issuer
or an associate or affiliate of any
insider or promoter, state the name and
address of each such transferor, the
relationship of each such transferor to the
issuer or its subsidiaries and the consideration
paid or intended to be paid to each such
transferor; and
(ii) The names and addresses of every person or
company who has received or is to receive
greater than 5 per cent interest in the
consideration received or to be received
by any transferor referred to in clause
(i).
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Instructions:
1. The description called for by paragraph (a) of
this item shall not relate to the powers and
objects specified in the incorporating instruments,
but to the actual business carried on and intended
to be carried on. Include the business of sub-
sidiaries of the issuer only in so far as is necessary
to understand the character and development of the
business conducted by the combined enterprise.
2. In describing developments, information shall be
given as to matters such as the following: the
nature and results of any bankruptcy, receivership
or similar proceedings with respect to the issuer
or any of its subsidiaries; the nature and results
of any other material reorganization of the issuer
or any of its subsidiaries; the acquisition or
disposition of any material amount of assets otherwise
than in the ordinary course of business; any material
changes in the types of products produced or services
rendered by the issuer and its subsidiaries; and any
material changes in the mode of conducting the
business of the issuer or its subsidiaries.
3. The information called for by paragraph (b) of this
item shall only be given with respect to such of the
properties of the issuer and its subsidiaries upon
which, in whole or in part, the proceeds of the issue
are to be expended or which are major producing
properties. Information with respect to the other
properties of the issuer and its subsidiaries shall be
given in summary form.
4. The information required by clause (6) of paragraph
(b) and clause (5) of paragraph (c) of this item may
be given in reliance upon the report relating to
such property required to be filed with the Commission
pursuant to section 23 of the Regulation made
under the Act if a statement to such effect is made
in the prospectus .
5. In giving the information required by clauses (1) and
(2) of paragraph (c) ef this item include such owner-
ship interests as fee interests, leasehold interests,
royalty interests, interests in reservation and all
other types of ownership interests and variations
thereof.
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6. In giving the information required by clause (7)
of paragraph (c) of this item, do not include the
amounts expended for payments made for and under
leases or other similar interests, but state
separately for the years and period referred to
in clause (7) the amounts paid or payable for and
under the leases or other similar interests.
ITEM 10 - Risk Factors:
(a) Where appropriate to a clear understanding by
investors of the risk factors and speculative nature
of the enterprise or the securities being offered, an
introductory statement shall be made on the first
page or in the summary of the prospectus, summarizing
the factors which make the purchase a risk or
speculation. Include such matters as:-
(i) the pro forma dilution of the investment
based on net tangible assets;
(ii) a comparison, In percentage of the
securities being offered for cash and
those issued or to be Issued to
promoters, directors, officers,
substantial securityholders as defined
in section 106 of the Act and under-
writers for cash, property and services;
(iii) whether there is little probability
of profit and little or no probability
94 j of resale of shares purchased;
(iv) the underwriter is not obligated to
buy back shares except to the extent
he may have oversold the offering and
the buy-back price may be significantly
'lower than the original selling price;
The information may be given in the body of the pros-
pectus if an appropriate reference is made on the
first page or in the summary of the prospectus to the
risks and the speculative or promotional nature of the
enterprise and a cross reference is made to the place
in the prospectus where the information is contained.
(b) Where there is a risk that purchasers of the
securities offered may become liable to make an additional
contribution beyond the price of the security, disclose
any information or facts that may bear on the security
holder's assessment of risk associated with the
investment.
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ITEM 11 - Incorporation Within One Year -
Preliminary Expenses:
Where a company has not been incorporated for more
than one year prior to the date to which the most recent
balance sheet contained in the prospectus is drawn up,
state the amount or estimated amount of preliminary
expenses, showing administrative and development expenses
separately, including the amount already expended and the
estimated future expenditures in each case.
ITEM 12 - Acquisitions:
Briefly describe all material acquisitions and
dispositions whether of shares or assets by the issuer
and its subsidiaries during the past two years and to
the extent reasonably practicable the impact of these
acquisitions or dispositions on the operating results
and financial position of the issuer.
ITEM 13 - Variations in Operating Results:
Explain to the extent reasonably practicable any
substantial variations, both favourable and adverse, in
the operating results of the issuer over the last three
years, but the Director may permit or require an ex-
planation of such substantial variations over a longer
period not to exceed five years.
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Instruction:
The explanation should be in narrative form.
However, where ratios are used to illustrate
variations, a table may be used to supplement the
narrative .
ITEM 14 - Asset and Earnings Coverage:
Disclose asset and earnings coverage in an appropriate
and reasonable form where required by section 45 of the
Regulation.
ITEM 15 - Promoters:
If any person or company is or has been a promoter
of the issuer or any of its subsidiaries within the five
years immediately preceding the date of the preliminary
prospectus or pro forma prospectus, furnish the following
information:
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(a)
State the names of the promoters, the
nature and amount of anything of value
(including money, property, contracts,
options or rights of any kind) received
or to be received by each promoter
directly or indirectly from the issuer
or from any of its subsidiaries and the
nature and amount of any assets, services
or other consideration therefor received
or to be received by the issuer or
subsidiary.
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(b)
As to any assets acquired within the past two
years or to be acquired by the issuer or by
any of its subsidiaries from a promoter, state
the amount at which acquired or to be acquired
and the principle followed or to be followed
in determining the amount. Identify the person
making the determination and state his relation-
ship, if any, with the issuer, any subsidiary,
or any promoter. State the date that the
assets were acquired by the promoter- and
the cost thereof to the promoter.
ITEM 16 - Legal Proceedings:
Briefly describe any legal proceedings material to
the issuer to which the issuer or any of its subsidiaries
is a party or of which any of their property is the
subject. Make a similar statement as to any such pro-
ceedings known to be contemplated.
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Instruction:
Include the name of the court or agency, the date
instituted, the principal parties thereto, the
nature of the claim, the amount claimed, if any,
whether the proceedings are being contested, and
the present status of the proceedings.
ITEM 17 - Issuance of Shares:
(a) If shares are being offered, state the
description or the designation of the class
of shares offered and furnish all material
attributes and characteristics including,
without limiting the generality of the
foregoing, the following information:
(i) dividend rights;
(ii) voting rights;
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(iii) liquidation or distribution
rights;
(iv) pre-emptive rights;
(v) conversion rights;
(vi) redemption, purchase for
cancellation or surrender
provisions;
(vii) sinking or purchase fund
provisions;
(viii) liability to further calls or
to assessment by the issuer;
and
(ix) provisions as to modifications,
amendment or variation of any
such rights or provisions.
(b) If the rights of holders of such shares may
be modified otherwise than in accordance with
the provisions attaching to such shares or
the provisions of the governing Act relating
thereto, so state and explain briefly.
Instructions:
1. This item requires only a brief summary of the
provisions that are material from an investment
standpoint. Do not set out verbatim the provisions
attaching to the shares; only a succinct resume is
required.
2. If the rights attaching to the shares being offered
are materially limited or qualified by the rights
of any other class of securities, or if any other
class of securities (other than obligations covered
in Item 18) ranks ahead of or equally with the
shares being offered, include information regarding
such other securities that will enable investors to
understand the rights attaching to the shares being
offered. If any shares being offered are to be
offered in exchange for other securities, an appro-
priate description of the other securities shall be
given. No information need be given, however, as
to any class of securities that is to be redeemed
or otherwise retired, provided appropriate steps
to assure redemption or retirement have been or will
be taken prior to or contemporaneously with the
delivery of the shares being offered.
3. In addition to the summary referred to in instruction
1, the issuer may set out verbatim in a schedule to
the prospectus the provisions attaching to the
shares being offered.
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ITEM 18 - Issuance of Obligations:
If obligations are being offered, give a brief
summary of the material attributes and characteristics
of the indebtedness and the security therefor including,
without limiting the generality of the foregoing:
(a) Provisions with respect to interest rate,
maturity, redemption or other retirement,
sinking fund and conversion rights.
(b) The nature and priority of any security
for the obligations, briefly identifying
the principal properties subject to lien
or charge.
(c) Provisions permitting or restricting the
issuance of additional securities, the
incurring of additional indebtedness and
other material negative covenants
(including restrictions against payment
of dividends, restrictions against giving
security on the assets of the issuer or
its subsidiaries and the like) and
provisions as to the release or substitu-
tion of assets securing the obligations,
the modification of the terms of the
security and similar provisions.
(d) The name of the trustee under any
indenture relating to the obligations and
the nature of any material relationship
between the trustee and the issuer or any
of its affiliates.
(e) Indicate any financial arrangements between
the issuer and any of its affiliates or among
its affiliates that could affect the security
for the indebtedness.
Instruction:
Instructions 1, 2 and 3 to Item 17 apply to
this item with due alteration for points of
detail.
ITEM 19 - Issuance of Other Securities:
If securities other than shares or obligations are
being offered, outline briefly the rights evidenced thereby.
If subscription warrants or rights are being offered or
issued, state the description and amount of securities
covered thereby, the period during which, and the price at
which, the warrants or rights are exercisable, and the
principal terms and conditions by which they may be
exercised.
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Instruction:
The Instructions to Item 17 apply to this item
with due alteration for points of detail.
ITEM 20 - Dividend Record;
State the amount of dividends or other
distributions, if any, paid by the issuer
during its last five completed financial
years preceding the date of the preliminary
prospectus or pro fonr.a prospectus.
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Instruction:
Dividends should be set out on a per share
basis, shown separately for each class of
shares in respect of each of the financial
years. Appropriate adjustments shall be made
to reflect changes in capitalization during
the period.
ITEM 21 - Directors and Officers:
List the names and home addresses in full or,
alternatively, solely the municipality of residence or
postal address, of all directors and officers of the
issuer and indicate all positions and offices with the
issuer held by each person named, and the principal
occupations within the five preceding years, of each
director and officer.
Instructions:
1. Where the municipality of residence or postal address
is listed, the Director may request that the home
address in full be furnished to the Commission.
2. Where the principal occupation of a director or
officer is that of an officer of a company other
than the issuer, state the principal business in
which such company is engaged.
3. Where a director or officer has held more than one
position in the issuer, or a parent or subsidiary
thereof, state only the first and last position held.
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ITEM 22 - Remuneration of Directors and Senior Officers:
DIRECTORS' AND OFFICERS' REMUNERATION
FROM THE CORPORATION AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES
NATURE OF REMUNERATION
DIRECTORS (Total Number:)
(A) From Parent and
Wholly-owned
Subsidiaries:
(B) From Partially-owned
Subsidiaries
(Provide Names) :
5 SENIOR OFFICERS:
OFFICERS RECEIVING
OVER $50,000:
(A) From Parent and
Wholly-owned
Subsidiaries :
(fi) From Partially-owned
Subsidiaries
(Provide Names) :
TOTALS
1
Aggregate
Remuneration
Pension
Benefits
Retirement
Benefits
•
(a) State in the form of the table shown above separately for
each of the following, the aggregate remuneration paid or
payable by the issuer and its subsidiaries in respect of
the issuer's last completed financial year to:
(i) the directors of the issuer in their
capacity as directors of the issuer
and any of its subsidiaries,
(ii) the five senior officers of the issuer
in receipt of the -largest amounts of
remuneration, in their capacity as
officers or employees of the issuer
and any of its subsidiaries, and
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(iii) the officers of the issuer
including those in (ii) who
received in their capacity as
officers or employees of the
issuer and any of its sub-
sidiaries aggregate remuneration
in excess of $50,000 in that
year, provided that this dis-
closure shall not be required
where the issuer has less than
seven such officers.
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(b) State, where practicable, the estimated aggre-
gate cost to the issuer and its subsidiaries
in or in respect of the last completed financial
year of all benefits proposed to be paid under
any pension or retirement plan upon retirement
at normal retirement age to persons to whom
paragraph (a) applies, or in the alternative,
the estimated aggregate amount of all such
benefits proposed to be paid upon retirement
at normal retirement age to those persons.
(c) State, where practicable, the aggregate of all
remuneration payments other than those of the
type referred to in paragraphs (a) and (b) made
in or in respect of the issuer's last completed
financial year and, as a separate amount, proposed
to be made in the future by the issuer or any of
its subsidiaries pursuant to an existing plan to
persons to whom paragraph (a) applies.
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Instructions;
1. For the purpose of clauses (i) and (iii) of paragraph (a) ,
"remuneration" means amounts required to be reported
as income under the Income Tax Act (Canada) .
2. For the purpose of clause (ii) of paragraph (a),
"remuneration" means remuneration as defined in instruc-
tion 1 plus the value of benefits (other than those
benefits provided to a broad category of employees on a
basis which does not discriminate in favour of officers
or directors) not included in income from an office or
employment and derived from contributions made by the
employer to or under a group sickness or accident
insurance plan, private health service plan, supplementary
unemployment benefit plan, deferred profit sharing plan
or group term life insurance policy.
3. If any portion of any of the amounts to be disclosed
under paragraph (a) was paid by one or more subsidiaries
of the issuer other than wholly-owned subsidiaries, the
amount paid by each such subsidiary shall be separately
disclosed together with the names of the subsidiaries.
For this purpose, a wholly-owned subsidiary means a
subsidiary all of the outstanding shares of which
(other than shares whose participation in the profits
of the issuer is limited to a fixed or determinable
entitlement to dividends) are owned by or for the issuer
or by or for other corporations in a like relationship
with the issuer.
4. For the purpose of paragraph (c) , "plan" includes all
plans, contracts, authorizations or arrangements, whether
or not contained in any formal document or authorized by
a resolution of the directors of the issuer or any of
its subsidiaries but does not include the Canada Pension
Plan or a similar government plan.
5. For the purposes of paragraph (c) , "remuneration payments"
include payments under a deferred profit sharing plan,
deferred compensation benefits, retirement benefits or
other benefits, except those paid or to be paid under a
pension or retirement plan of the issuer or any of its
subsidiaries.
6. For the purposes of paragraph (c) , if it is impracticable
to state the amount of proposed remuneration payments,
the aggregate amount accrued to date in respect of such
payments may be stated, with an explanation of the basis
of future payments.
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Item 2 3 Indebtedness of Directors and Senior Officers
In regard to,
(i) each director and each senior officer of the company;
(ii) each proposed nominee for election as a director
of the company; and
(iii) each associate or affiliate of any such director,
senior officer or proposed nominee,
who is or has been indebted to the company or its subsidiaries
at any time since the beginning of the last completed financial
year of the company, state with respect to each 'such company or
subsidiary the largest aggregate amount of indebtedness outstanding
at any time during the last completed financial year, the nature
of the indebtedness and of the transaction in which it was
incurred, the amount thereof presently outstanding, and the rate
of interest paid or charged thereon, but no disclosure need be
made of routine indebtedness.
1. "routine indebtedness" means indebtedness
described in any of the following clauses:
(a) if an issuer makes loans
to employees generally whether or
not in the ordinary course of busi-
ness then loans shall be considered
to be routine indebtedness if made
on terms, including those as to
interest or collateral, no more
favourable to the borrower than the
terms on which loans are made by
the issuer to employees
generally, but the amount at any time
remaining unpaid under such loans to
any one director, senior officer or
proposed nominee together with his
associates or affiliates that are
treated as routine indebtedness under
this clause (a) shall not exceed
$25,000;
(b) whether or not the issuer
makes loans in the ordinary course
of business, a loan to a director or
senior officer shall be considered to
be routine indebtedness if
(i) the borrower is a full-
time employee of the
issuer;
(ii) the loar is fully secured
against the residence of the
borrower , and
(iii) the amount of the loan does
not exceed the annual salary
of the borrower;
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(c) where the issuer makes loans in
the ordinary course of business, a
loan shall be considered to be
routine indebtedness if made to a
person or company other than a
full-time employee of the issuer,
and if the loan
(i) is made on substantially the
same terms, including those
as to interest rate and
collateral, as were available
when the loan was made to other
customers of the issuer with
comparable credit ratings, and
(ii) involves no more than usual
risks of collectibility, and
(d) indebtedness arising by reason of purchases
made on usual trade terms or of ordinary
travel or expense advances, or for similar
reasons shall be considered to be routine
indebtedness if the repayment arrangements
are in accord with usual commercial practice.
2. State the name and home address in full or,
alternatively, solely the municipality of residence
or postal address of each person or company whose
indebtedness is described.
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ITEM 2 4 - Options to "Pnrcfease Securities:
Furnish the information referred to in instruction 1,
if possible in tabular form, as to options to purchase
securities from the issuer or any of its subsidiaries:
(i) held or proposed to be held by all senior
officers as a group/ and directors who are
not also senior officers as a group,
without naming them, indicating the aggre-
gate number of senior officers and the
aggregate number of directors to whom the
information applies;
(ii) held or proposed to be held by all direc-
tors and senior officers of any subsidiary
of the issuer as a group, without naming
them;
(iii) held or proposed to be held by all other
employees of the issuer as a group,
without naming them;
(iv) held or proposed to be held by all other
employees of any subsidiary of the issuer
as a group without naming them; and
(v) held or proposed to be held by any other
person or company, naming each such
person or company,
which are outstanding as of a specified date within thirty
days prior to the date of the preliminary prospectus or
pro forma prospectus, or which are subsequently given or
proposed to be given.
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Instructions:
1. Describe the options, stating the material
provisions including,
(i) the designation and number of
the securities under option;
(ii) the purchase price of the
securities under option and
the expiration dates of such
options;
(iii) if reasonably ascertainable,
the market value of the
securities under option on the
date of grant; and
(iv) if reasonably ascertainable,
the market value of the
securities under option as of
the specified date.
2. The term "option" as used herein includes all
options, share purchase warrants or rights other
than those issued to all securityholders of the
same class on an equal basis or to all security-
holders of the same class resident in Canada on
an equal basis.
3. The extension of options shall be deemed the
granting of options within the meaning of this
item.
4. Where the market value of securities is not
meaningful, it is permissible to state in lieu
of such market value the formula by which the
purchase price of the securities under option
will be determined.
5. No reference need be made to any option disclosed
in Item 2.
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ITEM 25 - Escrowed Shares
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State as of a specified date within thirty days prior
to the date of the preliminary prospectus or pro forma
prospectus, in substantially the tabular form indicated,
the number of securities of each class of voting securities
of the issuer to the knowledge of the issuer held in escrow,
disclosing the name of the depositary, if any, the date of
and the conditions governing the release of the securities
from escrow:
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COLUMN 1
COLUMN 2
COLUMN 3
Designation
of class
Number of securities
held in escrow
Percentage of
class
ITEM 26 - Principal Holders of Securities
Furnish the following information as of a specified
date within thirty days prior to the date of the preliminary
prospectus or pro forma prospectus, in substantially the
tabular form indicated:
(a) The number of securities of each class of
voting securities of the issuer owned of
record or beneficially, directly or
indirectly, by each person or company who
owns of record, or is known by the issuer
to own beneficially, directly or indirectly,
more than 10 per cent of any class of such
securities. Show in Column 3 whether the
securities are owned both of record and
beneficially, of record only, or beneficially
only, and show in Columns 4 and 5 the
respective amounts and percentages known by
the issuer to be owned in each such manner.
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TABLE
COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2 COLUMN 3 COLUMN 4 COLUMN 5
Name and Designation Type of Number of Percentage
address of class ownership securities of class
owned
(b) The percentage of securities of each class
of voting securities of the issuer or any
of its parents or its subsidiaries bene-
ficially owned, directly or indirectly, by
all directors and senior officers of the
issuer, as a group, without naming them.
TABLE
COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2
Designation of class Percentage of class
Instructions:
1. Where a company is shown by the issuer as owning
directly or indirectly more than 10 per cent of
any class of such securities, the Director may
require the disclosure of such additional informa-
tion as is necessary to identify any. individual
who, through his direct or indirect ownership of
voting securities in the company owns directly or
indirectly more than 10 per cent of any class of
such securities. The name of such an individual
should be disclosed in a footnote to the table
described in paragraph (a) .
2. For purposes of paragraph (a), shares owned beneficially,
directly or indirectly, and of record shall be aggregated
in determining whether any person or company owns more
than 10 per cent of the securities of any class.
3. If voting securities are being offered in connection
with, or pursuant to, a plan of acquisition, amalgamation
or reorganization, indicate, as far as practicable, the
respective holdings of voting securities that will
exist after giving effect to the plan.
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4. If any of the securities being offered are to be
offered for the account of a securityholder, name
such securityholder and state the number or amount
of the securities owned by him, the number cr
amount to be offered for his account, and the
number or amount to be owned by him after such
offering. State the date the securityholder acquired
the shares and the cost to him in the aggregate and
on a per security basis.
5. If, to the knowledge of the issuer or the underwriter
of the securities being offered, more than 10 per
cent of any class of voting securities of the issuer
are held or are to be held subject to any voting
trust or other similar agreement, other than an
escrow arrangement referred to in Item 25, state
the designation of such securities, the number or
amount held or to be held and the duration of the
agreement. Give the names and addresses of the voting
trustees and outline briefly their voting rights and
other powers under the agreement.
6. If, to the knowledge of the issuer, the parent or
the underwriter of the securities being offered, any
person or company named in answer to paragraph (a)
is an associate or affiliate of any other person or
company named therein, disclose in so far as known,
the material facts of such relationship, including
any basis for influence over the issuer enjoyed by
the person or company other than the holding of the
voting securities of the issuer.
ITEM 2 7 - Intercorporate Relationships
(a) Furnish a list of each subsidiary, other than
inactive subsidiaries, of the issuer. As to each
such subsidiary indicate the jurisdiction under
the laws of which it was organised, and the percen-
tage of voting securities owned by its parent.
(b) Clearly illustrate by way of a diagram or otherwise
the intercorporate relationships of the issuer,
its parent and those subsidiaries listed pursuant
to paragraph Cal.
(c) Where one of the primary businesses of the issuer
is Investing, reinvesting, owning, holding or
trading in securities, give in substantially the
tabular form indicated the following information
as at a date within thirty days of the date of the
preliminary prospectus or pro forma prospectus,
with respect to each company 5 per cent or more of
whose securities of any class are owned directly
or indirectly by the issuer or its affiliates.
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Name and address
of company
Nature of its
principal
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Percentage of
securities of
any class
beneficially
owned,
directly or
indirectly
Percentage
of book
value of
issuer's
assets
invested
therein
INSTRUCTION:
1. If the securities being issued are to be issued in
connection with, or pursuant to, a plan of acquisition,
reorganization, readjustment, or succession, indicate
Insofar as practicable the status to exist upon
consummation of the plan.
2. The name of any particular subsidiary may be
omitted if
(a) - the assets of the subsidiary, or
- the investment in and advances to
the subsidiary by its parent and
the parent's other subsidiaries
if any, do not exceed 10 per cent
of the assets of the parent and
its subsidiaries on a consolidated
basis;
(b) the sales and operating revenues of
the subsidiary do not exceed 10 per
cent of the sales and operating
revenues of its parent and the
parent's subsidiaries on a consolida-
ted basis; and
(c) the unnamed subsidiaries considered
in the aggregate as a single sub-
sidiary would satisfy the conditions
in (a) and (b) if the reference
therein to 10 per cent were replaced
by 20 per cent.
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ITEM 2 8 - Prior Sales
(a) State the prices at which securities of the class
offered by the prospectus have been sold within the
past twelve months prior to the date of the
preliminary prospectus or pro forma prospectus, or
are to be sold, by the Issuer or selling security-
holder if such prices differ from those at which
the securities are offered by the prospectus.
State the number of securities sold or to be sold
at each price.
(b) Where the class of common shares or series of
non-common shares offered are listed on a
Canadian stock exchange or solely on a foreign
stock exchange, give price ranges and volume
traded on such stock exchange on a monthly
basis for each month or, if applicable, part
month of the current quarter and the immediately
preceding quarter and on a quarterly basis
for the next preceding seven quarters for each
of the past twelve months provided that the
Director may permit the omission of the
information regarding trading volume.
Instructions:
1. In the case of sales by a selling securityholder
the information required by paragraph (a) may be
given in the form of price ranges for each
calendar month.
2. Where sales are made to insiders or their
associates, or to employees under a stock option,
or where stock options or warrants were granted
to any person or company, indicate to whom and at
what price such sales were siade or to whom such
stock options or warrants were granted.
ITEM 29 - Interest of Management and Others in
Material Transactions
Describe briefly, and where practicable state the
approximate amount of any material interest, direct or
indirect, of any of the following persons or companies
in any transaction within the three years prior to the
date of the preliminary prospectus or pro forma prospectus,
or in any proposed transaction which has materially
affected or will materially affect the issuer or any of
its subsidiaries:
(i) any director or senior officer of
the issuer;
(ii) any shareholder named in answer to
paragraph (a) of Item 26; and
(iii) any associate or affiliate of any
of the foregoing persons or companies.
Instructions*;
1. Give a brief description of the material transaction.
Include the name and address of each person or
company whose interest in any transaction is described
and the nature of the relationship by reason of which
such interest is required to be described.
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2. As to any transaction involving the purchase or sale
of assets by or to the issuer or any subsidiary,
state the cost of the assets to the purchaser and
the cost thereof to the seller if acquired by the
seller within two years prior to the transaction.
3. This item does not apply to any interest arising
front the ownership of securities of the issuer
where the securityholder receives no extra or
special benefit or advantage not shared on an
equal basis by all other holders of the same
class of securities or all other holders of the
same class of securities who are resident in
Canada.
Information shall be included as to any material
underwriting discounts, commissions or mark-ups
upon the sale of securities by the issuer where
any of the specified persons or companies was
or is to be an underwriter or is an associate,
affiliate or partner of a person, company or
partnership that was or is to be an underwriter.
No information need be given in answer to this
item as to any transaction or any interest
therein, where,
(i) the rates or charges involved in the
transaction are fixed by law or
determined by competitive bids;
(ii) the interest of a specified person
or company in the transaction is
solely that of a director of another
company that is a party to the
transaction;
(iii) the transaction involves services as
a bank or other depository of funds,
transfer agent, registrar* trustee
under a trust indenture of other
similar services} or
(iv) the transaction does not, directly or
indirectly, involve remuneration for
services, and,
(A) the interest of the specified
person or company arose from
the beneficial ownership,
direct or indirect, of less
than 10 per cent of any class
of voting securities of another
company that is a party to the
transaction,
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(B) the transaction Is in the ordinary
course of business of the issuer
or its subsidiaries, and
(C) the amount of the transaction or
series of transactions is less than
10 per cent of the total sales or
purchases, as the case may be, of
the issuer and its subsidiaries for
the last completed financial year.
€. Information shall be furnished in answer to this
item with respect to transactions not excluded above
that Involve remuneration, directly or indirectly, to
any of the specified persons or companies for services
in any capacity unless the interest of the person or
company arises solely from the beneficial ownership,
direct or Indirect, of less than 10 per cent of any
class of voting securities of another company
furnishing the services to the issuer or its subsidiaries.
7. This item does not require the disclosure of any
Interest in any transaction unless such interest and
transaction are material.
ITEM 30 - Auditors, Transfer Agents and Registrars
(a) State the name and address of the auditor
of the issuer.
(b) Where shares are offered, state the names
of the issuer's transfer agents and
registrars and the location (by municipali-
ties) of the registers of transfers of
each class of shares of the issuer. Where
securities other than shares are offered,
state the location (by municipalities) of
each register on which transfers of such
securities may be recorded.
ITEM 31 - Material Contracts
Give particulars of every material contract entered
into within the two years prior to the date of the preliminary
prospectus or pro forma prospectus by the issuer or any of
its subsidiaries and state a reasonable time and place at
which any such contract or a copy -thereof may be Inspected
during distribution of the securities being offered.
Instructions:
1. The term "material contract" for this purpose
means any contract that can reasonably be
regarded as presently material to the proposed
Investor in the securities being offered.
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2. Set out a complete list of all material contracts,
indicating those which are disclosed elsewhere
in the prospectus and provide particulars with
respect to those material contracts about which
particulars are not given elsewhere in the
prospectus. This item does not require disclosure
of contracts entered into in the ordinary course
of business of the issuer or its subsidiaries as
the case may be.
3. Particulars of contracts should include the dates
of, parties to, consideration and general nature
of the contracts, succinctly described.
4. Particulars of contracts need not be disclosed,
or copies of such contracts made available for
inspection, if the Director determines that such
disclosure or making-available would impair the
value of the contract and would not be necessary
for the protection of investors.
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ITEM 32 - Other Material Facts
Give particulars of any other material facts relating
to the securities proposed to be offered and not disclosed
pursuant to the foregoing items.
IT IS AN OFFENCE FOR A PERSON TO MAKE A STATEMENT
IN A DOCUMENT REQUIRED TO BE FILED OR FURNISHED
UNDER THE ACT OR THIS REGULATION THAT, AT THE TIME
AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH
IT IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
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INFORMATION REQUIRED IN PROSPECTUS OF A MUTUAL FUND
ITEM 1 - Price of Securities on Sale or Redemption:
(a) Describe briefly the method followed or to be
followed by the issuer in determining the price
at which its securities will be offered for sale
and redeemed.
Instructions:
1. State the frequency with which the offering or
redemption price is determined and the time
when the price becomes effective.
2. Describe the rules used for the valuation of
the issuer's assets and liabilities for the
purpose of calculating net asset value and
disclose all instances, within the past three
years, when the discretion to deviate from
these rules, if any, was exercised.
3. Explain fully any difference in the price at
which securities are offered for sale and
the redemption price.
(b) State the sales charge expressed as a percentage
of the total amount paid by the purchaser and as
a percentage of the net amount invested in
securities of the issuer. State the redemption
charge, if any, expressed as a percentage of the
redemption price.
Instructions:
1. If the sales or redemption charge varies on a
quantity basis give particulars thereof
indicating the quantities and the respective
charges applicable thereto.
2. Indicate briefly any difference in the sales
charge imposed upon the sale of securities in
connection with the conversion or exchange of
securities or the reinvestment of dividends
and similar distributions.
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3. In this form, "sales charge" includes all
service charges including charges relating
to such matters as cost of the establishment
of a contractual plan and the cost of the
continuing administration and maintenance
of such a plan.
4. When giving particulars of the sales charge
with respect to a contractual plan indicate
when during the term of the plan the sales
charge will be deducted.
5. Give particulars of the entitlement of the
purchaser of a contractual plan to a refund
of any sales charge incurred if the contractual
plan is terminated during the term of such
plan.
(c) Describe briefly any specific authorization or
requirement to reinvest the proceeds of dividends
or similar distributions in the issuer's securities.
(d) State the penalty, if any, for early redemption.
ITEM 2 - Method of Distribution:
Outline briefly the method of distribution of the
securities being offered. If sales of securities are to
be effected through an arrangement with a principal
distributor, give brief details of any arrangements made
with the principal distributor. See Items 22 and 23.
Instructions :
1. State whether it is the intention of the
issuer to engage in the continuous sale
of the securities of the issuer.
2. If the securities being offered are to be
sold by way of a contractual plan whereby
the purchaser agrees to make regular
periodic payments for the securities offered,
give brief particulars of the contractual
plan, including,
(i) minimum initial investment;
(ii). subsequent minimum investment;
(iii) sales charge deductions from
such minimum investments; and
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(iv) sales charges as a percentage of the
amount paid by the purchaser and as a
percentage of the net amount invested
in securities of the issuer.
(v) the total amount invested contrasted to
the amount paid by the purchaser.
3. As used in this Form, "principal distributor" includes,
(i) a person or company through whom securities
of the issuer are distributed pursuant to
a contractual arrangement with the issuer
or the manager providing for an exclusive
right to distribute the securities in a
particular area or any feature which gives
or is intended to give a distributor a
material competitive advantage over other
distributors in respect of the securities
offered, or
(ii) a person or company, together with any
affiliate, by or through whom 25 per cent
or more of the securities of the issuer
which were distributed during the last
completed financial year of the issuer, were
distributed.
4. With the consent of the Director, a person or company
who would otherwise be a principal distributor may,
with respect to any one or more of the items of
disclosure required by this Form be treated as not
coming within the definition of a principal contributor.
5. See Instruction 3 to Item Kb).
ITEM 3 - Summary of Prospectus:
Give a synopsis near the beginning of the prospectus of
that information in the body of the prospectus which in
the opinion of the issuer would be most likely to influence
the investor's decision to purchase the security.
Instructions:
1. This summary should highlight in condensed form the
information, both favourable and adverse, including risk
factors in item 6, particularly pertinent to a decision
to purchase the securities offered, including information
about both the issuer and the securities
2. Appropriate cross references may be made to items in the
prospectus where information is difficult to summarize
accurately, but this shall not detract from the necessity
to have the salient points summarized in the summary.
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ITEM 4 - Name and Incorporation of Issuer:
State the full name of the issuer and the address
of its head office and principal office. State the laws
under which the issuer was formed, and whether by articles
of incorporation, trust indenture or otherwise and the
date the issuer came into existence. If material, state
whether the documents have been amended.
Instruction:
Particulars of any such documents need be set out
only if material to the securities offered by the
prospectus. See Item 15.
ITEM 5 - Description of Business:
(a) Briefly describe the business of the issuer.
(b) If the issuer has engaged in any business other
than that of a mutual fund during the past five
years, state the nature of the other business
and give the approximate date on which the issuer
commenced to operate as a mutual fund. If the
issuer's name was changed during the period,
state its former name and the date on which it
was changed. Indicate briefly the nature and
results of any bankruptcy, receivership or
similar proceedings or any other material re-
organization of the issuer during the period.
(c) If during the past two years any affiliate of
the issuer had any material interest, direct or
indirect, in any transaction involving the
purchase of any substantial amount of assets
presently held by the issuer, describe the
interest of the affiliate in such transaction
and state the cost of such assets to the
purchaser and to the seller.
ITEM 6 - Risk Factors:
(a) "Where appropriate to a clear understanding by
investors of the risk factors and speculative
nature of the enterprise or the securities being
offered, an introductory statement shall be made
on the first page or in the summary of the prospectus,
summarizing the factors which make the purchase a risk or
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speculation. The information may be given in
the body of the prospectus if an appropriate
reference is made on the first page of the
prospectus to the risks and the speculative or
promotional nature of the enterprise and a cross
reference is made to the place in the prospectus
where the information is contained.
(b) Where there is a risk that purchasers of the
securities offered may become liable to make an
additional contribution beyond the price of the
security, disclose any information or facts that
may bear on the security holder's assessment of
risk associated with the investment.
ITEM 7 - Investment Objectives:
Precisely state the investment objectives of the
issuer.
Instruction:
Aims such as long-term capital appreciation or
current income and the types of securities in
which the issuer will invest should be described.
ITEM 8 - Investment Practices and Restrictions:
Where it is the policy or proposed policy of the
issuer to engage in any of the following types of activities
state the policy and the activity. Outline the extent, if
any, to which the issuer has engaged in each of the activities
during the last five years. Indicate which of the policies
may not be changed without securityholder approval,
(a) the issuance of securities other than
the securities offered;
(b) the borrowing of money;
(c) the underwriting of securities of
other issuers;
(d) the concentration of investments in a
particular class or kind of industry;
(e) the purchase and sale of real estate;
(f ) the purchase and sale of commodities
or commodity future contracts;
(g) the making of loans, whether secured or
unsecured;
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(h) the investment of a specific proportion
of assets of the issuer in a specific
type of security (for example, bonds,
preferred shares, money market instruments);
(i) the investment of more than 10 per cent
of the assets of the issuer in the securities
of any one company;
(j) the investment in more than 10 per cent of
the securities of any one company;
(k) the investment in securities of companies
for the purpose of exercising control or
management;
(1) the investment in securities of investment
companies or other mutual funds;
(m) the purchase or sale of mortgages;
(n) the purchase of securities on margin or
selling short;
(o) the investment in securities which are not
fully paid;
(p) the investment in illiquid securities and
securities subject to restriction on resale;
(q) the investment in foreign securities;
(r) the investment in gold or gold certificates;
(s) the pledging, mortgaging or hypothecating
of the issuer's assets;
(t) the sale or purchase of portfolio securities
to or from directors or officers of the
issuer or of the manager;
(u) the guaranteeing of securities or obligations
of any issuer;
(v) the purchase of options, rights and warrants;
(w) the writing of covered or uncovered clearing
corporation options;
(x) the investment in a security which may require
the purchaser to make an additional contribu-
tion beyond the price of the security;
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(y) amy investment other than in securities.
Instructions:
1. It is not necessary to state the policy or
list an activity in which the issuer has not
and does not propose to be engaged.
2. For the purposes of clause (g) , the purchase
of debt securities for investment purposes
is not to be considered the making of a loan
by the issuer.
3. For the purposes of clause (p) , where the
issuer invests in securities subject to
restriction on resale, describe how the
securities are to be valued in the
determination of net asset value of the fund.
ITEM 9 - Diversification of Assets:
Furnish in substantially the tabular form indicated
the following information as at a date within thirty days
of the date of the preliminary prospectus or pro forma
prospectus with respect to each issuer 5 per cent or more
of whose securities of any class are beneficially owned
directly or indirectly by the mutual fund or any of its
subsidiaries.
TABLE
Name and Nature of Percentage of Percentage of
Address its prin- securities of value of issuer's
of cipal and class assets invested
company business owned by issuer therein
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Instruction:
Where no material change has occurred in the
information required by this item since the
date of the financial statements included in
the prospectus, the information may be given
as at the date of the financial statements.
ITEM 10 - Variations in Operating Results
Explain to the extent reasonably practicable any
substantial variations, both favourable and adverse, in
the operating results of the issuer over the last three
years, but the Director may permit or require an ex-
planation of such substantial variations over a longer
period not to exceed five years.
Instruction:
The explanation should be in narrative form.
However, where ratios are used to illustrate
variations, a table may be used to supplement
the narrative.
ITEM 11 - Tax Status of Issuer:
State in general terms the bases upon which the income
and capital receipts of the issuer are taxed.
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ITEM 12 - Tax Status of Securityholder:
State in general terms the income tax consequences to
the holders of the securities offered hereby of:
(a) any distribution to such holders in the
form of dividends or otherwise, including
amounts beneficially received by way of
reinvestment;
(b) redemption;
(c) sale;
(d) transfer to another mutual fund, if
applicable.
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ITEM 13 - Promoters:
If any person or company is or has been a promoter
of the issuer within the five years immediately preceding
the date of the preliminary prospectus or pro forma
prospectus, furnish the following information:
(a) State the names of the promoters, the
nature and amount of anything of value
(including money, property, contracts,
options or rights or any kind) received
or to be received by each promoter
directly or indirectly from the issuer
and the nature and amount of any assets,
services or other consideration therefor
received or to be received by the issuer.
(b) As to any assets acquired within the past
two years or to be. acquired by the issuer
from a promoter, state the amount at which
acquired or to be acquired and the principle
followed or to be followed in determining
the amount. Identify the person making
the determination and state his relation-
ship, if any, with the issuer or any
promoter. State the date that the assets
were acquired by the promoter and the
cost thereof to the promoter.
ITEM 14 - Legal Proceedings:
Briefly describe any legal proceedings material to
the issuer to which the issuer is a party or of
which any of its property is the subject. Make a
similar statement as to any such proceedings known
to be contemplated.
Instruction:
Include the name of the court or agency, the
date instituted, the principal parties thereto,
the nature of the claim, the amount claimed, if
any, whether the proceedings are being contested
and the present status of the proceedings.
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ITEM 15 - Description of Shares Offered:
(a) If shares are being offered, state the description
or the designation of the class of shares offered
and furnish all material attributes and charac-
teristics including, without limiting the generality
of the foregoing, the following information:
(i) dividend rights;
(ii) voting rights;
(iii) liquidation or distribution rights;
(iv) pre-emptive rights;
(v) conversion rights;
(vi) redemption, purchase for cancellation
or surrender provisions;
(vii) liability to further calls or to
assessment by the issuer; and
(viii) provisions as to modification, amend-
ment or variation of any such rights
or provisions.
(b) If the rights of holders of such shares ray be modified
otherwise than in accordance with the previsions
attaching to such shares or the provisions of the
governing Act relating thereto, so state and explain
briefly.
Instructions:
1. This item requires only a brief summary of the
provisions that are material from an investment
standpoint. Do not set out verbatim the
provisions attaching to the shares; only a
succinct resume is required.
2. If the rights attaching to the shares being
offered are materially limited or qualified by
the rights of any other class of securities, or
if any other class of securities ranks ahead
of or equally with the shares being offered,
include information regarding such other
securities that will enable investors to
understand the rights attaching to the shares
being offered. If any shares being offered
are to be offered in exchange for other
securities, an appropriate description of the
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other securities shall be given. No
information need be given, however, as
to any class of securities that is to be
redeemed or otherwise retired, provided
appropriate steps to assure redemption
or retirement have been or will be taken
prior to or contemporaneously with the
delivery of the shares being offered.
3. In addition to the summary referred to
in instruction 1, the issuer may set out
verbatim in a schedule to the prospectus
the provisions attaching to the shares
being offered.
ITEM 16 - Issuance of Other Securities:
If securities other than shares are being offered,
outline briefly the rights evidenced thereby.
Instruction:
The instructions to Item 15 apply to this item
with due alteration for points of detail.
ITEM 17 - Dividend Record:
State the amount of dividends or other distributions,
if any, paid by the issuer including income beneficially
received by way of dividend reinvestment, during its last
five completed financial years preceding the date of the
preliminary prospectus or pro forma prospectus .
Instruction:
Dividends should be set out on a per security
basis, shown separately for each class of security
in respect of each of the financial years.
Appropriate adjustments shall be made to reflect
changes in capitalization during the period.
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List the names and home addresses in full or, alter-
natively, solely the municipality of residence or postal
address, of all directors, trustees and officers of the
issuer and indicate all positions and offices with the
issuer held by each person named, and the principal
occupations, within the five preceding years, of each
director, trustee and officer.
Instructions :
1. Where the municipality of residence or postal
address is listed, the Director may request
that the home address in full be furnished to
the Commission.
2. Where the principal occupation of a director,
trustee or officer is that of an officer of
a company other than the mutual fund, state
the business in which such company is engaged.
3. Where a director or officer has held more than one
position in the issuer, or a parent or subsidiary
thereof, state only the first and last position held,
ITEM 19 - Remuneration of Directors, trustees and
Senior Officers:
DIRECTORS, TRUSTEES AND OFFICERS REMUNERATION
FROM THE CORPORATION
NATURE OF REMUNERATION
DIRECTORS (Total Number:)
(A) From Parent and
Wholly-owned
Subsidiaries:
(B) From Partially-owned
Subsidiaries
(Provide Names) :
5 SENIOR OFFICERS:
OFFICERS RECEIVING
OVER $50,000:
(A) From Parent and
Wholly-owned
Subsidiaries:
(B) From Partially-owned
Subsidiaries
(Provide Names) :
TOTALS
Aggregate
Remuneration
Pension
Benefits
Retirement
Benefits
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(a) State in the form of the table shown above separately
for each of the following the aggregate remuneration
paid or payable by the issuer in respect of the issuer's
last completed financial year to:
(i) the directors or trustees of the issuer
in their capacity as directors or trustees of the
issuer,
(ii) the five senior officers of the issuer
in receipt of the largest amounts of
remuneration, in their capacity as
officers or employees of the issuer, and
(iii) the officers of the issuer including
those in (ii) who received in their
capacity as officers or employees of
the issuer and any of its subsidiaries
aggregate remuneration in excess of
$50,000 in that year, provided that this
disclosure shall not be required where
the issuer has less than seven such
officers.
(b) State, where practicable, the estimated aggre-
gate cost to the issuer and its subsidiaries
in or in respect of the last completed financial
year of all benefits proposed to be paid under
any pension or retirement plan upon retirement
at normal retirement age to persons to whom
paragraph (a) applies, or in the alternative,
the estimated aggregate amount of all such
benefits proposed to be paid upon retirement
at normal retirement age to those persons.
(c) State, where practicable, the aggregate of all
remuneration payments other than those of the type
referred to in paragraphs (a) and (b) made in or in
respect of the issuer's last completed financial year
and, as a separate amount, proposed to be made in the
future by the issuer pursuant to an existing plan to
persons to whom paragraph (a) applies.
Instructions :
1. For the purpose of clauses (i) and (iii) of paragraph
(a) , "remuneration" means amounts required to be
reported as income under the Income Tax Act (Canada) .
2. For the purpose of clause (ii) of paragraph (a),
"remuneration" means remuneration as defined in
instruction 1 plus the value of benefits (other than
those benefits provided to a broad category of employees
on a basis which does not discriminate in favour of
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officers or directors) not included in income from
an office or employment and derived from contributions
made by the employer to or under a group sickness
or accident insurance plan, private health service
plan, supplementary unemployment benefit plan,
deferred profit sharing plan or group term life
insurance policy.
For the purpose of paragraph (c) , "plan" includes all
plans, contracts, authorizations or arrangements,
whether or not contained in any formal document or
authorized by a resolution of the directors of the
issuer but does not include the Canada Pension Plan
or a similar government plan.
For the purposes of paragraph (c) , "remuneration
payments" include payments under a deferred profit
sharing plan, deferred compensation benefits, retire-
ment benefits or other benefits, except those paid or
to be paid under a pension or retirement plan of the
issuer.
For the purposes of paragraph (c) , if it is imprac-
ticable to state the amount of proposed remuneration
payments, the aggregate amount accrued to date in
respect of such payments may be stated, with an
explanation of the basis of future payments.
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Item 20 Indebtedness of Directors and Senior Officers
In regard to,
(i) each director and each senior officer of the company;
(ii) each proposed nominee for election as a director
of the company; and
(iii) each associate or affiliate of any such director,
senior officer or proposed nominee,
who is or has been indebted to the company or its subsidiaries
at any time since the beginning of the last completed financial
year of the company, state with respect to each 'such company or
subsidiary the largest aggregate amount of indebtedness outstanding
at any time during the last completed financial year, the nature
of the indebtedness and of the transaction in which it was
incurred, the amount thereof presently outstanding, and the rate
of interest paid or charged thereon, but no disclosure need be
made of routine indebtedness.
1. "routine indebtedness" means indebtedness
described in any of the following clauses :
(a) if an issuer makes loans to employees
generally whether or not in the
ordinary course of business then loans
shall be considered to be routine
indebtedness if made on terms,
including those as to interest or
collateral, no more favourable to the
borrower than the terms on which loans
are made by the issuer to employees
generally, but the amount at any time
remaining unpaid under such loans to
any one director, senior officer or
proposed nominee together with his
associates or affiliates that are
treated as routine indebtedness under
this clause (a) shall not exceed
$25,000;
(b) whether or not the issuer makes loans
in the ordinary course of business,
a loan to a director or senior officer
shall be considered to be routine
indebtedness if
(i) the borrower is a full-
time employee of the
issuer;
(ii) the loan is fully secured
against the residence of the
borrower, and
(iii) the amount of the loan does
not exceed the annual salary
of the borrower;
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(c) where the issuer makes loans in
the ordinary course of business, a
loan shall be considered to be
routine indebtedness if made to a
person or company other than a
full-time employee of the issuer,
and if the loan
(i) is made on substantially the
same terms, including those
as to interest rate and
collateral, as were available
when the loan was made to other
customers of the issuer with
comparable credit ratings, and
(ii) involves no more than usual
risks of collectibility, and
(d) indebtedness arising by reason of purchases
made on usual trade terms or of ordinary
travel or expense advances, or for similar
reasons shall be considered to be routine
indebtedness if the repayment arrangements
are in accord with usual commercial practice.
2. State the name and home address in full or,
alternatively, solely the municipality of residence
or postal address of each person or company whose
indebtedness is described.
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ITEM 21 - Custodian of Portfolio Securities:
(a) State the name, principal business address and
the nature of the business of each person or
company holding portfolio securities of the
issuer as custodian and the jurisdiction in
which the portfolio securities are physically
situate. The name of the custodian may be
omitted if it is a bank to which the Bank Act
(Canada) applies, or otherwise with the consent
of the Director.
(b) Give brief details of the contractual arrange-
ments made with the custodian.
ITEM 22 - Statement of Functions of Issuer and
Distribution of Securities:
(a) Give a concise statement of the manner in which
the following functions of the issuer are performed
and who^is responsible therefor, stating how such
functions are co-ordinated and to the extent that
any such functions are not performed by bona fide
employees of the issuer, the names and addresses of
the persons or companies responsible for performing
such functions:
(i) management of the issuer other than
management of the investment portfolio;
(ii) management of the investment portfolio;
(iii) providing investment analysis;
(iv) providing investment recommendations;
(v) making investment decisions;
(vi) purchase and sale of the investment
portfolio and brokerage arrangements
relating thereto; and
(vii) distribution of the securities offered.
(b) List the names and addresses in full, or, alternatively,
solely the municipality of residence or postal address
of all directors and officers of the companies named
in answer to paragraph (a) of this item.
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(c) Indicate the method of determining the amount of
management fees and state the total of such fees paid
during each of the last five completed financial years and
separately for the period from the last completed
financial year to a date within thirty days of the
preliminary prospectus or pro forma prospectus.
(d) Indicate the circumstances under which the manage-
ment agreement may be terminated.
(e) Indicate conflicts of interest or potential conflicts
of interest between the issuer and the persons and
companies named in answer to (a) .
Instructions:
1. Where an alternate address is listed, the
Director may request that the home address in
full be furnished to the Commission.
2. In giving information regarding distribution
of securities the name and address of only
the principal distributor need be given.
3. In giving information regarding the purchase
and sale of the investment portfolio and
brokerage arrangements relating thereto the
name and address of only the principal broker
need be given.
4. In giving information regarding the purchase
and sale of the investment portfolio and
brokerage arrangements relating thereto give
brief details of the following matters:
(i) the total cost during the last
completed financial year of the
issuer of securities acquired,
distinguishing between,
(a) securities of or guaranteed
by the government of any
country, or any political
subdivision thereof;
(b) short-term notes; and
(c) other securities;
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(ii) the total cost of securities
held at the beginning and at
the end of the issuer's last
completed financial year;
(iii) the formula, method or criteria
used in allocating brokerage
business to persons or companies
engaged in the distribution of
the securities of the issuer;
(iv) the formula, method or criteria
used in allocating brokerage
business to persons or companies
furnishing statistical, research
or other services to the issuer
or the manager of the issuer; and
(v) the amount of brokerage paid to
the principal broker for the last
three completed financial years,
giving the total amount paid in
each year and expressing the
amount paid in each year as a
percentage of the total brokerage
paid by the issuer.
5. If one or more persons or companies performs more
than one of the functions referred to in this
item, so state, giving details of all functions
so performed.
6. As used in this Form:
(a) "principal broker" includes,
(i) a person or company through whom
the investment portfolio of the
issuer is purchased or sold
pursuant to a contractual arrange-
ment with the issuer or the manager
of the issuer providing for an
exclusive right to purchase or sell
the investment portfolio of the
issuer or any feature which gives
or is intended to give a broker
or dealer a material competitive
advantage over other brokers or
dealers in respect of the purchase
or sale of the investment portfolio
of the issuer, or
(ii) a person or company, together with
any affiliate, by or through whom
15 per cent or more of the
securities transactions of the
issuer were carried out; and
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(b) "brokerage arrangements" or "brokerage
business" include all purchases and
sales of the investment portfolio, whether
effected directly or through an agent.
7. With the consent of the Director, a person or
company who would otherwise be a principal
broker may, with respect to any one or more of
the items of disclosure required by this Form,
be treated as not coming within the definition
of a principal broker.
ITEM 2 3 - Associated Persons:
Furnish the following information as to each person
or company named in answer to paragraph (a) of Item 22:
1. If a named person or company is associated
with the issuer or is a director or senior
officer of or is associated with any
affiliate of the issuer or is a director
or senior officer of or is associated with
any company which is associated with the
issuer, so state, and give particulars of
the relationship.
2. If the issuer is associated with a named
person or company or is associated with
any affiliate of a named company or is
associated with any company which is
associated with the named person or company,
so state, and give particulars of the
relationship.
3. If any person or company associated with
the issuer is also associated with a named
person or company, so state, and give
particulars of the relationship.
4. If a named person or company has a contract
or arrangement with the issuer, give a
brief description of the contract or arrange-
ment, including the basis for determining
the remuneration of the named person or
company and give the amount of remuneration
paid or payable by the issuer and its
subsidiaries to such person or company during
the last completed financial year of the issuer.
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5. If a named person or company is associated
with any other named person or company, so
state, and give particulars of the relation-
ship.
6. Where and to the extent required by the
Director, give the business experience of
each named person or company and, in the
case of a named company, the directors and
officers thereof.
ITEM 2 4 - Principal Holders of Securities:
Furnish the following information as of a specified
date within thirty days prior to the date of the preliminary
prospectus or pro forma prospectus, in substantially the
tabular form indicated:
(a) The number of securities of each class of
voting securities of:
(i) the issuer; and
(ii) the manager of the issuer;
owned of record or beneficially, directly
or indirectly, by each person or company
who owns of record, or is known by such
issuer or manager to own beneficially,
directly or indirectly, more than 10 per
cent of any class of such securities.
Show in Column 5 whether the securities
are owned both of record and beneficially,
of record only, or beneficially only, and
show in Columns 6 and 7 the respective
amounts and percentages known by the
issuer or manager to be owned in each such
manner.
TABLE
Column 1 Column 1 Column 3
Column 4
Column 5
Column 6
Column 7
Name and
address
Name of
company
Issuer or
relation-
ship there-
to
Designation
of class
Type of
ownership
Number of
securities
owned
Percentage
of class
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(b) If any person or company named in answer
to paragraph (a) owns of record or bene-
ficially, directly or indirectly, more
than 10 per cent of,
(i) any class of voting securities
of the principal distributor
or the principal broker of the
issuer or any parent or sub-
sidiary thereof, or
(ii) any proprietorship interest in
the principal distributor or
the principal broker of the
issuer,
give the percentage of such securities
or the percentage of such proprietorship
interest so owned by such person or company.
(c) The percentage of securities of each class
of voting securities beneficially owned,
directly or indirectly, by all the directors,
trustees and senior officers,
(i) of the issuer in the issuer or
in a parent or subsidiary thereof,
and
(ii) of the manager of the issuer in
such manager or in a parent or
subsidiary thereof,
in the case of each company as a group, without
naming them.
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Column 4
Name of Company
Issuer or
relationship
thereto
Designation
of class
Percentage
of class
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INSTRUCTIONS :
1. Where a company is shown by the issuer as owning
directly or indirectly more than 10 per cent of
any class of such securities, the Director may
require the disclosure of such additional informa-
tion as is necessary to identify any individual
who, through his direct or indirect ownership of
voting securities in the company owns directly or
indirectly more than 10 per cent of any class of
such securities. The name of such an individual
should be disclosed in a footnote to the table
described in paragraph (a) .
2. For the purposes of paragraph (a), securities
owned beneficially, directly or indirectly,
and of record shall be aggregated in deter-
mining whether any person or company owns
more than 10 per cent of the securities of
any class.
3. For the purposes of clause (i) of paragraph (a),
where no material change has occurred in the
information required by such clause since the
date of the financial statements included in
the prospectus, information may be given as
of the date of the financial statements.
4. If voting securities are being offered in
connection with, or pursuant to, a plan of
acquisition, amalgamation or reorganization,
indicate, as far as practicable, the respective
holdings of voting securities that will exist
after giving effect to the plan.
5. If, to the knowledge of the issuer, more than
10 per cent of any class of voting securities
of the issuer or if, to the knowledge of the
manager of the issuer, more than 10 per cent
of any class of voting securities of such
manager are held or are to be held subject to
any voting trust or other similar agreement,
state the designation of such securities, the
number held or to be held and the duration
of the agreement. Give the names and addresses
of the voting trustees and outline briefly
their voting rights and other powers under the
agreement.
6. If, to the knowledge of the issuer, the parent
of the issuer, the manager or the parent of
the manager, any person or company named in
answer to paragraph (a) is an associate or
affiliate of any other person or company named
therein, disclose, in so far as known, the
material facts of such relationship, including
any basis for influence over the issuer enjoyed
by the person or company other than the holding
of voting securities of the issuer.
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ITEM 25 -
Interest of Management and Others in
Material Transactions:
Describe briefly, and where practicable state the
approximate amount of, any material interest direct or
indirect, of any of the following persons or companies
in any transaction within the three years prior to the
date of the preliminary prospectus or pro forma prospectus,
or in any proposed transaction which has materially
affected or will materially affect the issuer:
(i) the manager of the issuer;
(ii) the principal distributor of the
issuer;
(iii) the principal broker of the issuer;
(iv) any director, senior officer or trustee
of the issuer or of any company
referred to in clauses (i) , (ii) or
(iii) hereof;
(v) any securityholder named in answer to
paragraph (a) of Item 24; and
(vi) any associate or affiliate of any
of the foregoing persons or companies.
Instructions :
1. Give a brief description of the material
transaction. Include the name and address
of each person or company whose interest
in any transaction is described and the
nature of the relationship by reason of
which such interest is required to be
described.
2. As to any transaction involving the purchase
or sale of assets by or to the issuer other-
wise than in the ordinary course of business,
state the cost of the assets to the purchaser
and the cost thereof to the seller if
acquired by the seller within two years prior
to the transaction.
i
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3. This item does not apply to any interest
arising from the ownership of securities
of the issuer where the securityholder
receives no extra or special benefit or
advantage not shared on an equal basis
by all other holders of the same class
of securities or all other holders of the
same class of securities who are resident
in Canada.
4. No information need be given in answer to
this item as to any transaction or any
interest therein, where,
(i) the rates or charges involved
in the transaction are fixed
by law or determined by com-
petitive bids;
(ii) the interest of a specified
person or company in the
transaction is solely that of
a director or another company
that is a party to the
transaction;
(iii) the transaction involves
services as a bank or other
depository of funds, transfer
agent, registrar, trustee under
a trust indenture or other
similar services;
(iv) the interest of a specified
person or company, including
all periodic instalments in
the case of any lease or other
agreement providing for periodic
payments or instalments, does
not exceed $50,000; or
(v) the transaction does not,
directly or indirectly, involve
remuneration for services, and
(A) the interest of a specified
person or company arose from
the beneficial ownership,
direct or indirect, of less
than 10 per cent of any
class of voting securities
of another company that is
a party to the transaction,
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(B) the transaction is in the
ordinary course of business
of the issuer.
5. Information shall be furnished in answer to
this item with respect to transactions not
excluded above that involve remuneration,
directly or indirectly, to any of the specified
persons or companies for services in any
capacity unless the interest of the person or
company arises solely from the beneficial
ownership, direct or indirect, of less than
10 per cent of any class of voting securities
of another company furnishing the services to
the issuer or its subsidiaries.
6. This item does not require the disclosure of
any interest in any transaction unless such
interest and transaction are material.
ITEM 26 - Auditors, Transfer Agents and Registrars:
(a) State the name and address of the
auditor of the issuer.
(b) Where shares are offered, state the
names of the issuer's transfer agents
and registrars and the location (by
municipalities) of the registers of
transfers of each class of shares of
the issuer. Where securities other
than shares are offered, state the
location (by municipalities) of each
register on which transfers of such
securities may be recorded.
ITEM 27 - Material Contracts:
Give particulars of every material contract entered
into within the two years prior to the date of the preliminary
prospectus or pro forma prospectus, by the issuer and state
a reasonable time and place at which any such contract or
a copy thereof may be inspected during distribution of the
securities being offered.
Instructions:
1. The term "material contract" for this purpose
means any contract that can reasonably be
regarded as presently material to the proposed
investor in the securities being offered.
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2. Set out a complete list of all material
contracts, indicating those which are
disclosed elsewhere in the prospectus and
provide particulars with respect to those
material contracts about which particulars
are not given elsewhere in the prospectus.
This item does not require disclosure of
contracts entered into in the ordinary
course of business of the issuer.
3. Particulars of contracts should include
the dates of, parties to, consideration
and general nature of the contracts,
succinctly described.
4. Particulars of contracts need not be
disclosed, or copies of such contracts
made available for inspection, if the
Director determines that such disclosure
or making-available would impair the
value of the contract and would not be
necessary for the protection of investors.
ITEM 2 8 - Other Material Facts:
Give particulars of any other material facts relating
to the securities proposed to be offered and not disclosed
pursuant to the foregoing items.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 15.
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FORM 16
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
ESCROW AGREEMENT FOR A
NATURAL RESOURCE COMPANY
THIS AGREEMENT made In triplicate
this day of ,
A.D. 19
AMONG:
(hereinafter Jointly
and severally called
the * Vendors" of the
First Part) and
(hereinafter called
the "Trustee" of the
Second Part) and
(hereinafter called
the "Issuer"- of
the Third Part)
WHEREAS the Vendors or predecessors in title of
one or more of them and the Issuer entered into an agreement
dated the day of . ...,A.D. 19 , whereby
the Vendors or such predecessors agreed to sell certain property
to the Issuer, the consideration for such property being at
least in part the Issuance of securities by the Issuer or
the transfer of securities of the Issuer to the Vendors or
such predecessors, the property and the number of securities
and the names of the Vendors presently owning or to receive
such securities, being respectively and more particularly
described In Schedule "A" attached to and forming part of this
agreement;
AND WHEREAS in furtherance of complying with the
requirements of The Securities Act, 1978, the Vendors are
desirous of depositing in escrow certain securities in the
Issuer owned or to be received by them,.
AND whereas the Trustee has agreed to undertake and
perform its duties according to the terms and
conditions hereof;
NOW THEREFORE this agreement witnesseth that in
consideration of the aforesaid agreements and of the
sum of one dollar (SI. 00) now paid by tha parties hereto,
each to the other (receipt of which aum the parties do hereby
respectively acknowledge each to the other) , the Vrndors
Jointly and severally covenant and agree with the Issuer
and with the Trustee and the Issuer and the Trustee covenant
and agree each with the other end with the Vendors
Jointly and severally as follows:
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(1) Each of the Vendors hereby places and deposits
in escrov those of his securities of the issuer
which are represented by the certificates described
or referred to in Schedule "A" hereto, with the
Trustee and hereby undertakes and agrees forthwith
to deliver those certificates (including any replacement
securities or certificates if and when such are
issued or allotted) to the Trustee for deposit in
escrow.
(2) The parties hereby agree that the securities
and the beneficial ownership of or any interest in
them and the certificates representing then
(including any replacement securities or certificates)
shall not be sold, essigred, hypothecated, alienated,
released fron escrow, transferred within escrow or
otherwise ir any manner dealt with, withoJt express
consent, order or direction in writing of the
Ontario Securities Commission (hereinafter referred
to as the "Commission") being first had and
obtained or except as may be required by reason of the
death or bankruptcy of any Vendor, in which cases
the Trustee shall hold the said certificates, subject
to this agreement, for whatever person, firm or
corporation shall be legally entitled to be or
become the registered owner thereof.
(3) The Vendors hereby direct the Trustee to retain
their respective securities and the certificates
(including any replacement securities or certificates)
representing the same 'and not to do or cause anything
to be done to release the same from escrow or to allow
any transfer, hypothecation or alienation thereof
except with and as directed by the written consent,
order or direction of the Commission. The Trustee
hereby accepts the responsibilities placed on it
hereby and agrees to perform the same in accordance
with the terms hereof and the written consent, orders
or directions of the Commission.
(4) If during the period in which any of the said
securities are retained in escrow pursuant hereto,
any dividend is received by the Trustee in respect
of the escrowed securities, any such dividend shall
be forthwith paid or transferred to the respective
registered owner entitled thereto.
(5) All voting rights attached to the escrowed
securities shall at all times be exercised by the
respective registered owners thereof.
(6) The Vendors hereby jointly and severally agree to
and do hereby release and indemnify and save harmless
the Trustee from and against all claims, suits,
demands, costs, damages and expenses which may be
occasioned by reason of the Trustee's compliance
in good faith with the terms hereof.
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(7) The Issuer hereby acknowledges the terms and
conditions of this agreement and agrees to take
all reasonable steps to facilitate its perfor-
mance .
(8) The written consent, order or direction of the
Commission as to a release from escrow of all or
part of the said securities, shall terminate this
agreement only in respect to those securities so
released.
(9) (a) In the event that the Issuer has lost,
alienated, or has not obtained a good or
marketable title to, or that the Issuer
has abandoned or discontinued development of
any or all of the aforesaid property, or that
any or all of the said property which was
or formed part of the consideration for which
the aforesaid securities were issued, has
become of little or no value, the Issuer
may and shall declare any such event or
circumstance giving particulars thereof to
the Commission and the Vendors by way of a
resolution of directors and provide a certified
copy of the resolution to the Commission and
the Vendors.
(b) The Vendors jointly and severally agree with
the Issuer and the Trustee that in the event
of any such loss, alienation, failure to
acquire such title or of such abandonment
or discontinuance <of development or diminution
of value, all of the securities issued in
consideration of such property and then
held in escrow hereunder shall save as herein-
after in this paragraph 9(b) provided, be
tendered to the Issuer by way of gift
or for cancellation and shall remain in escrow
subject to the terms and conditions of this
agreement until the securities are fully
effectually cancelled or otherwise transferred
for the benefit of the Issuer. Notwithstan-
ding the aforegoing, where in the event of
alienation there is evidence satisfactory to
the Commission of an increase in the value
of such property or where only part of the
property is involved, the Commission, after
affording the Issuer and the Vendors an
opportunity to be heard, may determine in its
sole discretion by order or direction to the
Trustee, the number of securities, if any,
to be tendered to the Issuer by way of
gift or for cancellation and such determi-
nations and declarations shall be final and
binding upon each of the parties hereto.
(c) Each of the Vendors undertakes and agrees
to vote and cause to be voted their respec-
tive securities in a manner consistent
with the terms, conditions and intent of
this agreement in relation to the afore-
said gifting back of securities.
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(d) Where the securities issued in considers ti or.
of such property cennot be cancelled, they
•hall be held for the benefit of the Issuer
by the Trustee and remain In escrow sibject
to the terms and conditions of this agreement,
but they shall not be voted and a^y
dividends shall be donated becfc for the benefit
of the Issuer.
(10) If the Trustee should wish to resign, it shall gi"e
at least six months notice to the Issuer, who may,
with the written consent of the Commission, by
writing appoint another Trustee in its place and
such appointment shall be binding on the Vendors
and the new Trustee shall assume and be bound by
the obligations of the Trustee hereunder.
(11) This agreement may be executed in several parts in
the same form and such parts as so executed shall
together form one original agreement, and s >ch parts
if more than one shall be read together and construed
as if all the signing parties hereto had executed
one copy of this agreement.
(12) Wherever the singular or masculine are used
throughout this agreement, the same shall be construed
as being the plural or feminine or neuter where
the context so requires.
(13) This agreement shall enure to the benefit of and
be binding upon the parties hereto, their and each
of their heirs, executors, administrators successors
and assigns.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have executed
these presents the day and year first above written.
Signed, Sealed and Delivered
in the presence of
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1. Description of Property:
2.
Name of
Security
Holder
Beneficial
Owner
Number of
Securities
Certificate
Number
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 16.
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FORM 17
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
ESCROW AGREEMENT FOR AN ISSUER OTHER THAN A NATURAL RESOURCE
COMPANY
THIS AGREEMENT made In triplicate
this day of A.D. 19....
AMONG:
(hereinafter jointly
and severally called
the "Security Holders"
of the First Part) and
(hereinafter called the
"Trustee" of the
Second Part) and
(hereinafter called the
"Issuer" of the Third
Part)
WHEREAS in furtherance of complying with the requirements
of The Securities Act, 1978 , the security holders are desirous of
depositing in escrow ceftalrf securities In the Issuer owned
or to be received by ther.;
AND WHEREAS the Trustee has agreed to undertake and perforr
its duties according to the terms and conditions hereof;
NOW THEPEFORE this Agreement witnesseth that in consideration
of the aforesaid agreements, and of the sua of one dollar
($1.00) now paid by the parties hereto, each to the other
(receipt of which sua the parties do hereby respectively
acknowledge each to the other) the security holders jointly
and severally covenant and agree with the Issuer and with the
Trustee and the Issuer and the Trustee covenant and agree each
with the other and with the security holders jointly and
severally as follows:
1. Each of the security holders hereby places and
deposits in escrow those of his securities
of the Issuer which are represented by the
certificates described or referred to in
Schedule "A" hereto, with the Trustee and
hereby undertakes and agrees forthwith to
deliver those certificates (including any
replacement securities or certificates if and
when such are issued or allotted) to the
Trustee for deposit in ascrow.
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2. The parties hereby agree that the securities
and the beneficial ownership ef or any interest
in then and the certificate representing them
(including any replacement securities or
certificates) shall not be sold, assigned,
hypothecated, alienated, released from escrow,
transferred within escrow, or otherwise in any
manner dealt with, without the express consent,
order or direction in writing of the Ontario
Securities Commission (hereinafter refemd to
as the "Commission") being first had and obtained
or except as may be required by reason of the
death or bankruptcy of any security holder, in
which eases the Trustee shall hold the said
certificates subject to this agreement, for
whatever person, firm or corporation shall be
legally entitled to be or become the registered
owner thereof.
3. The security holders hereby direct the Trustee
to retain their respective securities and the
certificates (including any replacement securities
or certificates) representing the same and not to
do or cause anything to be done to release the same
from escrow or to allow any transfer, hypothecation
or alienation thereof except with and as directed
by the written consent, order or direction of the
Commission. The Trustee hereby accepts the respon-
sibilities placed on It hereby and agrees to perform
the same in accordance with the terms hereof and
the written consents, orders or directions of the
Commission .
4. If during the period in which any of the said
securities are retained in escrow pursuant hereto,
any dividend is received by the Trustee in respect
of the escrowed securities, any such dividend shall be
forthwith paid or transferred to the respective
security holders entitled thereto.
5. All voting rights attached to the escrowed securities
shall at all times be exercised by the respective
registered owners thereof.
6. The security holders hereby jointly and severally
agree to and do hereby release and indemnify and
save harmless the Trustee from and against all claims,
suits, demands, costs, damages and expenses which
may be occasioned by reason of the Trustee's
compliance in good faith with the terms hereof.
»
7. The Issuer hereby acknowledges the terms and
conditions of this agreement and agrees to take
all reasonable steps to facilitate its
performance.
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8. If the Trustee should wish to resign, it shall give
at least six months' notice to the Issuer, which stay,
with the written consent of the Commission, by
writing appoint another Trustee in its place and
such appointment shall be binding on the security holders
and the new Trustee shall assuae and be bound by the
obligations of the Trustee hereunder.
9. The written consent, order or direction of the
Commission as to a release from escrow of all or
part of the said securities shall terminate this
agreement only in respect to those securities so
released. For greater certainty this clause does
not apply to securities transferred within escrow.
10. This agreement may be executed in several parts in the
same form and such parts as so executed shall together
form one original agreement, and such parts if aore
than one shall be read together and construed as if
all the signing parties hereto had executed one copy
of this agreement.
11. Wherever the singular or masculine are used
throughout this agreement, the saae shall be
construed as being the plural or feminine or
neuter where the context so requires.
12. This agreeaent shall enure to the benefit of and
be binding upon the parties hereto, their and each of
their heirs, executors, administrators, successors
and assigns.
IN WITNESS whereof the parties hereto have executed these
presents the day and year first above written.
Signed, Sealed and Delivered
in the presence of ___
SCHEDULE "A"
Name of Beneficial Number of Certificate
Security Holder Owner Securities Number
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 17.
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FORK 18
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THF FFCURITIFS PC?, 1978
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BY TRANSFEREE OF SECURITIES IN ESCROW
To: The Ontario Securities Commission
The undersigned hereby acknowledges that the securities listed ir
Schedule "A" attached hereto which are subject to an Escrow Agreement
dated A.D. 19 have been assigned to him and
that he shall be bound by the terms and conditions of said Escrow
Agreement as if he were an original signatory to it.
Name of Issuer
SCHED'JLE "A1
Name of
Security
Holder
(Assignor)
Name of
Secority
Holder
(Assignee)
Beneficial
Owner
Number of
Securities
Certificate
Numbers
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 18.
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FORK 19
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
REPORT OF A TRADE MADE UNDER CLAUSE a, c, d. 1, p or q
OF SUBSECTION 1 OF SECTION 71 OF THE ACT.
NOTE: This report 1b not required where a bank to which the
Bank Act (Canada) applies or a loan corporation or trust company
registered under The Loan and Trust Corporations Act
acquires from a customer an evidence of indebtedness of the
customer or an equity investment in the customer acquired con-
currently with an evidence of indebtedness.
1. Full name and address of vendor
2. Name and address of the issuer of the security traded and
description of the security
3. Date of trade (s)
4. EITHER:
(a) the purchased securities are endorsed as
indicated in Schedule 1 and each purchaser
has provided the vendor with a written under-
taking in the form of Schedule 1, which written
undertakings are available for inspection by any
duly authorized representative of the Commission
at the following address within Ontario.
OR:
(b)
this report is accompanied by a statement in the
form of Schedule 2 executed by or on behalf of
each purchaser confirming that the purchaser
acquired the securities for investment only and
not with a view to resale, distribution or
distribution to the public before March 15, 1981.
a
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5. The following information should be provided if:
- the trade (s) involves securities in which a
published market exists , or
the trade (s) was made pursuant to clause p
of subsection 1 of section 71 of the Act.
- the issuer of the securities is not a reporting issuer.
Name and Address
of
Purchaser
Amount or Number
of Purchase
Securities Purchased Price
6. Give name and address of any person acting as agent in
connection with the trade (s) and the compensation paid or
to be paid to such agent.
Certificate of Vendor or Agent of Vendor
The undersigned hereby certifies that the statements
made in this report are true.
Dated at
day of
_ this
,19 ,
(name of vendor or agent
please print)
(signature)
(official capacity - please
print)
(please print here name of
individual whose signature
appears above, if different
from name of vendor or agent
printed above)
IT IS AN OFFENCE FOR A PERSON TO MAKE A STATEMENT
IN A DOCUMENT REQUIRED TO BE FILED OR FURNISHED
UNDER THE ACT OR THIS REGULATION THAT, AT THE TIME
AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH
IT IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
7
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Instructions:
1. In answer to question six give the name of the
person or company who has been or will be paid
remuneration directly related to the trade,
such as commissions, discounts or other fees or
payments of a similar nature. It is not
necessary to include payments for services
incidental to the trade such as clerical,
printing, legal or accounting services.
2. If the space provided for any answer in the
report or schedules is insufficient, additional
sheets may be used and must be cross referred
to the relevant item and properly identified
and signed by the persons whose signatures
appear on the report or schedule.
3. Please file this form in duplicate with $10.
Cheques are payable to the Treasurer of Ontario.
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SCHEDULE 1 TO FORM 19
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
WRITTEN UNDERTAKING TO BE OBTAINED FROM EACH PURCHASER
IF ALTERNATIVE (a) IN QUESTION FOUR OF FORM 19 IS SELECTED.
To:
(name of vendor - please print)
We confirm that the sale to us of the following
securities :
(description of securities)
was made in reliance on certain exemptions contained in The
Securities Act, 1978. We hereby certify and confirm that
(a) the purchase was made as principal for investment
only and not with a view to resale, distribution
or distribution to the public before March 15,
1981;
(b) in the event of any resale, distribution or
distribution to the public prior to March 15,
1981, we will within 10 days of such resale, dis-
tribution or distribution to the public file with
the Ontario Securities Commission a notice of such
resale in the form of Schedule 3 to Form 19 ; and
(c) any resale effected on or after March 15, 1981,
will be made in compliance with the requirements
of The Securities Act, 1978.
We further acknowledge that certificates representing
the securities purchased are endorsed with the following
statement:
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this
(name of purchaser
day of print)
, 19
- please
(signature)
(official capacity - please
print)
(please print here name of
individual whose signature
appears above, if different
from name of purchaser
printed above)
u •'
IT IS AN OFFENCE FOR A PERSON TO MAKE A STATEMENT
IN A DOCUMENT REQUIRED TO BE FILED OR FURNISHED
UNDER THE ACT OR THIS REGULATION THAT, AT THE TIME
AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH
IT IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
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SCHEDULE 2 TO FORM 19
THE SECURITIES ACT, 197 8
Vol. 112-30
WRITTEN STATEMENT TO BE OBTAINED FROM EACH PURCHASER IF
ALTERNATIVE (b) IN QUESTION FOUR OF FORM 19 IS SELECTED.
To the Ontario Securities Commission
The undersigned hereby confirms the purchase by
the undersigned of the following securities:
Date
Description
of
Securities
Number or
Principal Amount
of Securities
Purchase
Price
and further confirms:
(a) that the purchase was made as principal for
Investment only and not with a view to resale,
distribution or distribution to the public before
March 15, 1981;
(b) that in the event of any resale prior to March 15,
1981, the undersigned will file with the
Ontario Securities Commission a notice of such
resale in the form of Schedule 3 to Form 19 .
(c) any resale effected on or after March 15, 1981,
will be made in compliance with the requirement of
The Securities Act, 1978.
Dated at
this
day of
,19
(name of purchaser-please print)
(signature)
Instruction:
Please file this statement in duplicate.
(official capacity-please print)
please print here name of indivi-
dual whose signature appears
above, if different from name of
purchaser printed above)
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SCHEDULE 3 TO FORM 1?
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
Vol. 112-30
REPORT OF A RESALE MADE BEFORE MARCH 15, 1981,
OF SECURITIES ACQUIRED UNDER CLAUSE a , C , d , 1 ,
p OR q OF SUBSECTION 1 of SECTION 71 OF THE ACT.
1. Full name and address of vendor
2. Name and address of the issuer of the security traded
and description of the security
3. Details of resale, where possible
Date of
Resale
Purchaser
and
Address
Amount or
Number of
Securities
Price
Balance of
Vendor ' s
Holdings
4. Date of original purchase
5. Reasons for resale
The undersigned hereby certifies that the
statements made in this report are true.
Dated at
this
day of
. 19 .
(name of vendor - please print
(signature)
(official capacity - please
print)
(please print here nar>e of
individual whose signature
appears above, if different
from name of vendor printed
above J
IT IS AN OFFENCE FOR A PERSON TO MAKE A STATEMENT
IN A DOCUMENT REQUIRED TO BE FILED OR FURNISHED
UNDER THE ACT OR THIS REGULATION THAT, AT THE TIME
AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH
IT IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
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Instructions;
1. This report must be filed within ten days of the resale
of securities acquired under clause a, c, d, 1, p or q
of subsection 1 of section 71 of the Act.
2. Please file this report in duplicate with $10. Cheques
are payable to the Treasurer of Ontario.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 19.
ap<
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FORM 20
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
REPORT OF A TRADE MADE ON OR AFTER MARCH 15, 1981, UNDER
CLAUSE a, b, C, d, 1, p OR q OF SUBSECTION 1 OF SECTION 71 OF THE
ACT
NOTE: This report is not required where a bank to which the
Bank Art (Canada) applies or a loan corporation or trust company
registered under The Loan and Trust Corporations Act
acquires from a customer an evidence of indebtedness of the
customer or an equity investment in the customer acquired con-
currently with an evidence of indebtedness.
1. Full name and address of the Vendor
2. Name and address of the issuer of the security traded and
description of the security
3. Date of trade (s)
4. If the trade (s) involved securities in which a published
market exists or the trade (s) was (were) made pursuant to
clause p of subsection 1 of section 71 of the Act or if
the issuer of the securities is not a reporting issuer,
complete clause (a) of this section, otherwise complete
either clause (a) or clause (b) .
(a) Full Name and Address Amount or Number of Purchase
of Purchaser (s) Securities Purchased Price
(b) The vendor has prepared and certified a list comprising
the information required by clause (a) of this section 4
and such certified list is available for inspection by
any duly authorized representative of the Commission at
the following address within Ontario:
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5. State the name and address of any person acting as agent in
connection with the trade (s) and the compensation paid or
to be paid to such agent.
Certificate of Vendor or Agent of Vendor
The undersigned hereby certifies that the statements
made in this report are true and correct.
DATED at
this day of_
19
(name of vendor or agent
please print)
signature
(official capacity - please
print)
(please print here name of
individual whose signature
appears above, if different
from name of vendor or agent
printed above)
Instruction:
1.
2.
3.
In answer to question 5 give the name of the person or
company who has been or will be paid remuneration directly
related to the trade (s) , such as commissions, discounts or
other fees or payments of a similar nature. It is not
necessary to include payments for services incidental to
the trade such as clerical, printing, legal or accounting
services.
If the space provided for any answer is insufficient,
additional sheets may be used and must be cross referred
to the relevant item and properly identified and signed
by the person whose signature appears on the report.
Please file this report in duplicate with $10.
are payable to the Treasurer of Ontario.
Cheques
IT IS AN OFFENCE FOR A PERSON TO MAKE A STATEMENT
IN A DOCUMENT REQUIRED TO BE FILED OR FURNISHED
UNDER THE ACT OR THIS REGULATION THAT, AT THE TIME
AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH
IT IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 20.
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FORM 21
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
Vol. 112-30
REPORT UNDER SUBSECTION 4 OF SECTION 71 OF THE ACT OF A FIRST TRADE
IN SECURITIES PREVIOUSLY PURCHASED UNDER CLAUSE a, b, c, d, 1, m,
p OR q OF SUBSECTION 1 OF SECTION 71. _____
1. Full name and address of Vendor.
2. Full name and address of the reporting issuer whose
securities were traded.
3. Description of securities sold in reliance on subsection 4 of
Section 71.
Date of
Transaction
Amount or Number
and Designation
Purchase
Price
4. State which subclauses or parts of subclauses of clause
b of subsection 4 of section 71 of the Act are relied
upon by the Vendor.
5. Full name and address of the party from whom the Vendor
acquired the securities and the date of acquisition.
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6. Certificate of Vendor
The undersigned vendor hereby certifies that the
information given in this report relating to the vendor
is true and that to the best of the vendor's information
and belief:
(1) the information given in this report
relating to any other party is true,
(2) (a) no unusual effort has been made
to prepare the market or create
a demand for the securities, and
(b) no extraordinary commission or
consideration has been or has been
agreed to be paid in respect of the
trade covered by this report, and
Vol. 112-30
DATED at
this
19
(3)
the 1
:rade
bona
to
fie
which
this report :
arm's length
relates
is a
tion,
le
and
transac-
day of
i
(name of vendor or agent
please print)
(signature)
(official capacity - please
print)
(please print here name
of individual whose signa-
ture appears above, if
different from name of
vendor or agent printed
above)
Instructions;
1. If the space provided for any answer is insufficient,
additional sheets may be used and must be cross referred
to the relevant item and properly identified and signed
by the person whose signature appears on the report.
2. Please file this report in duplicate with $10. Cheques
are payable to the Treasurer of Ontario.
IT IS AN OFFENCE FOR A PERSON TO MAKE A STATEMENT
IN A DOCUMENT REQUIRED TO BE FILED OR FURNISHED
UNDER THE ACT OR THIS REGULATION THAT, AT THE TIME
AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH
IT IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 21.
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FORM 22
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
REPORT MADE UNDER SUBSECTION 5 OF SECTION 71 OF THE ACT
WITH RESPECT TO OUTSTANDING SECURITIES OF A PRIVATE
COMPANY THAT HAS CEASED TO BE A PRIVATE COMPANY
1. Nar.e and address of company that has ceased to be a private
company
2. Date when the company ceased to be a private company
3. Jurisdiction of incorporation or continuation of the company
4. List, as of the time immediately before the company ceased
to be a private company, the number or amount and designation
of the authorized and outstanding securities of each class of
securities of the company.
5. List the name, address and the number or amount and
designation of securities of the company held by each person
or company who was a beneficial or a registered owner of
securities of the company immediately before the company ceased
to be a private company and where it is not possible to
identify the beneficial owner, explain why. (Make certain the
totals as to beneficial and as to registered owners given in
this item reconcile, in each case, with the totals given in
item 4) .
6. Certificate
The undersigned hereby certifies that the information
£iven in this report is true and complete in every respect.
Date
(name of company that has
ceased to be a private
company)
By
(signature)
(official capacity)
(please print here name of
individual whose signature
appears above)
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Instruction:
Please file this report in duplicate with $10. Cheques
are payable to the Treasurer of Ontario.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 22.
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FORM 23
THE SECURITIES ACT, 197 8
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DISTRIBUTE SECURITIES AND ACCOMPANYING
DECLARATION PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION 7 OF SECTION 71 OF THE ACT
1. Name and address of reporting issuer
2. Date issuer became a reporting issuer
3. Name and address of selling security holder
4. Amount or number and designation of securities of the reporting
issuer held by the selling security holder (Instruction 1).
5. Amount or number and designation of securities of the reporting
issuer proposed to be distributed by the selling security holder.
6. State, to the extent known to the selling security holder,
the following particulars about the control position of
the reporting issuer: name(s), securities of the reporting
issuer held, offices or positions with the reporting issuer
or selling security holder and any other material particular
regarding such control position.
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7. Proposed method of distribution.
8. Proposed date and places of commencement of distribution.
9. If the selling security holder is a lender, pledgee,
mortgagee or other encumbrancer selling securities
acquired pursuant to clause e of subsection 1 of
section 71 of the Act, state the date and amount of
the loan, pledge, mortgage or other encumbrance,
the reasons for liquidating the debt and the circum-
stances of default.
<
Declaration, Certificate and Undertaking
The seller for whose account the securities to
which this certificate relates are to be sold hereby:
(1) represents that he has no knowledge of
any material change which has occurred
in the affairs of the issuer of the
securities which has not been generally
disclosed and reported to the Commission,
nor has he any knowledge of any other
material adverse information in regard
to the current and prospective operations
of the issuer which have not been generally
disclosed.
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(2) represents that to the best of his information
and belief
(a) no unusual effort has been and
undertakes that no unusual effort
will be made to prepare the market
or to create a demand for the
securities to be sold and no
extraordinary commission or other
consideration has been or has been
agreed to be paid in respect of such
trade, and
(b) the transaction to which this notice
of intention and declaration relate is
a bona fide and arm's length transaction.
(3) undertakes that:
(a) the notice required to be filed under
sub-clause a of subclause i, and
(b) the declaration required to be filed
under sub-subclause b of subclause i,
of clause (b) of subsection 7 of section 71 of
the Act shall be renewed and filed at the end
of sixty days after the original date of filing
this notice of intention and thereafter at the
end of each twenty-eight day period so long as
any of the securities specified under this
notice have not been sold or until notice has
been filed that the securities so specified or
any part thereof are no longer for sale.
(4) certifies that the information given in the
answers to the questions in this notice of
intention are true.
Date
(name of selling security
holder)
(signature)
(official capacity - please
print)
(please print here name of
individual whose signature
appears above, if different
from name of sellign
securityholder printed above)
IT IS AN OFFENCE FOR A PERSON TO MAKE A STATEMENT IN A DOCUMENT
REQUIRED TO BE FILED OR FURNISHED UNDER THE ACT OR THIS
REGULATION THAT, AT THE TIME AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES
UNDER WHICH IT IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
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Instructions;
1. If the space provided for any item is insufficient
use additional sheets which refer to the item, are
identified and are signed.
2. In item 8, if the place of commencement of distribu-
tion is to be on the floor of a stock exchange, a
statement to this effect and naming the stock exchange
is sufficient.
3. Please file this notice in duplicate with $10.
Cheques are payable to the Treasurer of Ontario.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 23.
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FORM 24
THF SECURITIES ACT, 197 8
STATEMENT OF MATERIAL FACTS
Vol. 112-30
Neither the Ontario Securities Commission nor The Toronto Stock
Exchange has in any way passed upon the merits of the securities
offered hereunder and any representation to the contrary is an
offence
ONTARIO SECURITIES COMMISSION
THE TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE
(full name of issuer)
(address of head office and principal office of issuer)
STATEMENT OF MATERIAL FACTS
Give brief details of the
circumstances relating to
the offering of the securi-
ties and any material changes
in the affairs of the issuer.
2. Set out the description,
designation and number of
securities being offered by
the issuer or selling security
holder. If any of the securi-
ties being offered are to be
offered for the account of a
selling security holder, name
the security holder and state
the number of securities owned
by him, the number to be
offered for his account and
the number to be owned by him
after the offering.
3. Set out the distribution price
underwriting discounts or
commissions and the estimated
net proceeds to the issuer or
selling security holder, on
both a per security and an
aggregate basis. If it is not
possible to state the distribu-
tion price or the underwriting
discount or commissions, the
method by which they are to be
determined shall be explained.
Give the range of the market
price during the previous
ninety days.
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4. State the principal purposes for
which the estimated net proceeds
to be derived by the issuer from
the sale of the securities to be
offered are intended to be used
and the approximate amount
intended to be used for each such
purpose. If any material amounts
of other funds are to be used in
conjunction with the proceeds
state the amounts and sources of
such other funds.
5. State the laws under which the
issuer was incorporated or
organized and the date of incor-
poration or organization. Where
the issuer is incorporated, state
whether it was incorporated by
letters patent or otherwise or
under a particular part of an
incorporating statute dealing
with mining companies.
6. Give names, addresses and chief
occupations for the past five
years of the officers and
directors of the issuer.
State the share and loan capital
of the issuer showing in the case
of share capital authorized and
issued capital.
$• Outline briefly the manner in
which the securities being
offered are to be distributed,
giving particulars of any
outstanding or proposed under-
writing or option agreement,
including the name and address
of each underwriter or optionee.
Give similar particulars of sub-
underwriting or sub-option
agreements outstanding or
proposed to be given and particu-
lars of any assignments or pro-
posed assignments of any such
agreements.
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9. Give the name and address of
any person or company who bene-
ficially owns, directly or
indirectly, in excess of 10%
of the securities of any
person or company named in
answer to item 8 and the
number and percentage of
voting securities so owned.
10. Give particulars of any pay-
ments in cash or securities
of the issuer made or to be
made to a promoter or finder
in connection with the
proposed underwriting.
11. Give brief particulars of
important properties owned,
leased, held under option or
operated or presently intended
to be owned, leased, held
under option or operated by
the issuer.
12. Indicate whether any property
referred to in item 11 is
without a known body of com-
mercial ore or reserves or
recoverable oil and gas.
13. Give brief particulars of any
exploration and development
work of the issuer during the
past year and the results
thereof.
14. Give brief particulars of
property proposed to be
acquired by the issuer or any
associate or affiliate of the
issuer or acquired by the
issuer or any associate or
affiliate of the issuer within
the previous three years,
including the name and address
of the vendor and the cost or
proposed cost thereof to the
issuer or any associate or
affiliate, and if any such
vendor is or was an insider or
promoter of the issuer or an
associate or affiliate of any
insider or promoter of the
issuer, so state and indicate
the nature of the relationship
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15. State the name of any person or
company who is or has been a
promoter of the issuer within
the preceding two years and, if
not disclosed in item 14, the
nature and amount of anything
of value (including money,
property, contracts, options or
rights of any kind) received or
to be received by each promoter.
16. If the property referred to in
item 14 was or is to be paid
for by the issuance of securi-
ties of the issuer or any sub-
sidiary, give (a) the number
of securities of the issuer and
any subsidiary issued to or to
be issued to the vendor after
giving effect to such transac-
tion, and (b) the number and,
if more than 5% of the securi-
ties presently outstanding, the
percentage of securities of the
issuer and any subsidiary owned
or to be owned, by the vendor
after giving effect to the
transaction. If the vendor is
a company, give the names and
addresses of the insiders of
the company.
17. Give the number, and if more
than 5%, the percentage of the
securities of the issuer held
in escrow or in pool and a
brief statement of the terms of
the escrow or pooling agreement.
18. Give the number of securities
of the issuer owned of record
or beneficially, directly or
indirectly, by each person or
company who owns of record, or
is known by the issuer or the
selling security holder to own
beneficially, directly or
indirectly, more than 5% of
such securities, in each case
within ten days from the date
hereof. Show separately
whether the securities are
owned both of record and bene-
ficially, of record only, or
beneficially only, and show the
respective amounts in percen-
tages owned in each such manner.
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19. Give a brief statement of any
material legal proceedings to
which the issuer or any of its
subsidiaries is a party or of
which any of their property is
the subject. Make a similar
statement as to any such pro-
ceedings known to be contem-
plated.
20. Give the information required b^
item 22 of Form 12, and give the
aggregate direct remuneration,
including amounts for services
rendered, paid or payable by the
issuer and its subsidiaries
during the past year to other
insiders of the issuer.
21. Using item 24 of Porm 12 as a
guide, give brief particulars
of all options to purchase
securities (other than such
as are granted or proposed
to be granted to security
holders as such on a pro
rata basis) outstanding or
proposed to be given by the
issuer and its subsidiaries to
any person or company, naming
each such person or company and
showing separately all such
options outstanding or proposed
to be given to the insiders of
the issuer or its subsidiaries.
22. State the prices at which
securities of the issuer have
been issued for cash or traded
within the twelve months
immediately preceding the date
of this statement. For
securities which have been
traded, give price ranges and
volume traded for each of those
months and for securities which
have been issued during those
months, state the number of
securities Issued at each price.
If any securities have been
issued for services, state the
nature and value of the services
and give the name and address
of the person or company who
received the securities.
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23. Give the dates of and parties
to and the general nature of
every material contract entered
into by the issuer or any sub-
sidiary within the preceding
two years which is still in
effect and is not disclosed in
the foregoing.
24. Give particulars of any other
material facts relating to the
securities proposed to be
offered and not disclosed
pursuant to the foregoing items.
IT IS AN OFFENCE FOR A PERSON TO MAKE A STATEMENT
IN A DOCUMENT REQUIRED TO BE FILED OR FURNISHED
UNDER THE ACT OR THIS REGULATION THAT, AT THE TIME
AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH
IT IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 24.
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FORM 2$
THF SECURITIES ACT, 1978
PUT OPTION CONTRACT
19_
FOR VALUE RECEIVED, We agree to BUY from
the Bearer shares of the
stock of the at
DOLLARS ($ ) per share AT ANY TIME WITHIN
days from date of contract.
THIS OPTION CONTRACT MAY BE EXERCISED BY PRESENTING IT TO
THE UNDERSIGNED BEFORE THE EXACT EXPIRY DATE. IT WILL NOT BE
ACCEPTED AFTER IT HAS EXPIRED AND CAN NOT BE EXERCISED BY
TELEPHONE.
TERMS OF THIS CONTRACT PROVIDE:
(1) On the day that the stock covered by this option
sells ex -dividend, the contract price shall be
reduced by the value of such cash dividend.
(2) If the stock covered by this option is entitled
to rights and/or warrants, the specified contract
price shall be reduced by the value of such rights
and/or warrants as fixed by the opening sale
thereof on the day the stock sells ex-rights and/or
ex -warrants. There will be no physical delivery
of rights and/or warrants upon the exercise of
this option.
(3) In the event of a stock split or other similar
action the share value of this option will become
the equivalent in new securities when duly listed
for trading and the total contract price shall not
change.
(4) Stock dividends shall be attached to the stock
carried herewith when and if this option is
exercised and the total contract price shall not
be changed.
(5) Upon presentation of this option to the undersigned
within the time specif ied, the undersigned agrees to
accept notice of the Bearer's exercise by acknow-
ledging presentation of this option which shall
constitute a contract and shall be controlling with
respect to delivery of the stock and settlement in
accordance with (recognized) Stock Exchange procedures.
THIS CONTRACT WILL EXPIRE AT EXACTLY 3:15 P.M. ON
19
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If the (recognized) Stock Exchange is not in session at
the expiry time due to a legal holiday, emergency closing
or for any other reason, then this contract will expire
at 3:15 P.M. at the next (recognized) Stock Exchange
session following.
(Name of Member Firm or Member Corporation)
CONTRACT PRICE ADJUSTMENTS
Original Contract Price
Date Amount
Ex-Dividend
Ex-Dividend
NET CONTRACT PRICE
This option contract has been presented for exercise on
19 by
in accordance with provisions as set out in this contract.
(Name of Member Firm or Member Corporation)
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 25.
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FORM 26
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
CALL OPTION CONTRACT
19
FOR VALUE RECEIVED, We agree to SELL to
the Bearer shares of the
stock of the at
DOLLARS ($ ) per share AT ANY TIME WITHIN
days from date of contract.
THIS OPTION CONTRACT MAY BE EXERCISED BY PRESENTING IT TO
THE UNDERSIGNED BEFORE THE EXACT EXPIRY DATE. IT WILL NOT BE
ACCEPTED AFTER IT HAS EXPIRED AND CANNOT BE EXERCISED BY
TELEPHONE.
TERMS OF THIS CONTRACT PROVIDE:
(1) On the day that the stock covered by this
option sells ex-dividend, the contract price
shall be reduced by the value of such cash dividend.
(2) If the stock covered by this option is entitled to
rights and/or warrants the specified contract price
shall be reduced by the value of such rights and/or
warrants as fixed by the opening sale thereof on the
day the stock sells ex-rights and/or ex -warrants.
There will be no physical delivery of rights and/or
warrants upon the exercise of this option.
(3) In the event of a stock split or other similar action
the share value of this option will become the
equivalent in new securities when duly listed for
trading and the total contract price shall not change.
(4) Stock dividends shall be attached to the stock
carried herewith when and if this option is exercised
and the total contract price shall not be changed.
(5) Upon presentation of this option to the undersigned
within the time specified the undersigned agrees
to accept notice of the Bearer's exercise by
acknowledging presentation of this option which shall
constitute a contract and shall be controlling with
respect to delivery of the stock and settlement in
accordance with (recognized) Stock Exchange procedures.
THIS CONTRACT WILL EXPIRE AT EXACTLY 3:15 P.M. ON
19
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If the (recognized) Stock Exchange is not in session
at the expiry time, due to a legal holiday, emergency
closing or for any other reason, then this contract
will expire at 3.15 p.m. at the next (recognized)
Stock Exchange session following.
(Name of Member Firm or Member Corporation)
CONTRACT PRICE ADJUSTMENTS
Original Contract Price $
Date Amount
Ex-Dividend
Ex-Dividend
NET CONTRACT PRICE
This option contract has been presented for exercise on
19 by
in accordance with provisions as set out in this contract.
(Name of Member Firm or Member Corporation)
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 26.
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FORM 27
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
MATERIAL CHANGE REPORT UNDER SECTION 74(2)
NOTE; This form is intended as a guideline. A letter or other document
may be used if the substantive requirements of this form are complied
with.
NOTE; WHERE THIS REPORT IS FILED ON A CONFIDENTIAL BASIS PUT
AT THE BEGINNING OF THE REPORT IN BLOCK CAPITALS
"CONFIDENTIAL - S.74".
Item 1. Reporting Issuer
State the full name and address of the principal office
in Canada of the reporting issuer.
Item 2. Date of Material Change
Item 3. Press Release
State the date and place (s) of issuance of the press
release issued pursuant to section 74(1) of the Act.
Item 4. Summary of Material Change
Provide a brief but accurate summary of the nature and
substance of the material change.
Item 5. Full Description of Material Change
Supplement the summary required under item 4 with the
disclosure which should be sufficiently complete to
enable a reader to appreciate the significance of the
material change without reference to other material.
Management is in the best position to determine what
facts are significant and must disclose those facts in
a meaningful manner. See also item 7.
This description of the significant facts relating to
the material change will therefore include some or all
of the following: dates, parties, terms and conditions,
description of any assets, liabilities or capital affected,
purpose, financial or dollar values, reasons for the change,
and a general comment on the probable impact on the report-
ing issuer or its subsidiaries. Specific financial fore-
casts would not normally be required to comply with this
form.
The above list merely describes examples of some of the
facts which may be significant. The list is not intended
to be inclusive or exhaustive of the information required
in any particular situation.
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Item 6. Reliance on Section 74(3) of the Act
If the report is being filed on a confidential basis
in reliance on section 74(3) of the Act, state the
reasons for such reliance.
Instruction:
Refer to section 74 of the Act and to the Regulation
concerning continuing obligations in respect of
reports filed pursuant to section 74(3) of the Act.
Item 7. Omitted Information
In certain circumstances where a material change has
occurred and a material change report has been or is
about to be filed but 6.74(3) of the Act will no
longer or will not be relied upon, a reporting issuer
may nevertheless believe one or more significant facts
otherwise required to be disclosed in the material
change report should remain confidential and not be
disclosed or not be disclosed in full detail in the
material change report.
State whether any information has been omitted on
this basis and provide the reasons for any such
omission in sufficient detail to permit the Commission
to exercise its discretion pursuant to 8.137(2) of
the Act.
The reasons for the omission may be contained in a
separate letter filed as provided in section 4 of the
Regulation.
Item 8. Senior Officers
To facilitate any necessary follow-up by the Commission,
give the name and business telephone number of a
senior officer of the reporting issuer who is
knowledgeable about the material change and the report
or an officer through whom such senior officer may be
contacted by the Commission.
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Item 9. Statement of Senior Officer
Include a statement in the following form signed
by a senior officer of the reporting issuer :-
"The foregoing accurately discloses
the material change referred to
herein. "
Also include date and place of making the statement.
IT IS AN OFFENCE FOR A PERSON TO MAKE A STATEMENT
IN A DOCUMENT REQUIRED TO BE FILED OR FURNISHED
UNDER THE ACT OR THIS REGULATION THAT, AT THE TIME
AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH
IT IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 27.
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FORM 2 8
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
ANNUAL FILING OF REPORTING ISSUER
NOTE: THIS FORM NEED NOT BE FILED .WHEfiE .THE. ^MANAGEMENT OF A
REPORTING ISSUER IS REQUIRED TO FILE AN INFORMATION
CIRCULAR DURING ITS LAST FINANCIAL YEAR.
ITEM 1
NAME OF REPORTING ISSUER
ITEM 2 JURISDICTION UNDER WHICH INCORPORATED, ORGANIZED
OR CONTINUED
ITEM 3 FINANCIAL YFAR END
ITEM 4 VOTING SECURITIES AND PRINCIPAL HOLDERS OF VOTING
SECURITIES.
(a) State as to each class of voting securities
of the reporting issuer, the number of
securities outstanding and the voting rights
for each security of each such class.
(b) If, to the knowledge of the directors or
senior officers of the reporting issuer, any
person or company beneficially owns, directly
or indirectly, or exercises control or
direction over, voting securities carrying
more than 10 per cent of the voting rights
attached to any class of voting securities
of the reporting issuer, name each such person
or company, state the approximate number of
the securities beneficially owned, directly
or indirectly or over which control or direction
is exercised, by each such person or company
and the percentage of the class of outstanding
voting securities of the reporting issuer
represented by the number of voting securities
so owned, controlled or directed.
ITEM 5 DIRECTORS
(a) Name each director of the reporting issuer
and state the period or periods during which
he has served as such.
(b) State when the term of office of each director
will expire.
(c) State whether the reporting issuer has an
executive committee of its board of directors
or is required to have an audit committee of
the board of directors and, if so, name those
directors who are members of each such committee.
(d) State all other positions and offices with
the reporting issuer held by each director.
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(e) State the present principal occupation,
business or employment of each director.
Give the name and principal business of
any person or company in which any such
employment is carried on.
(f) State the number of securities of each
class of voting securities of the
reporting issuer or of any subsidiary
of the reporting issuer beneficially
owned, directly or indirectly, or over
which control or direction is exercised
by each director.
(g) If voting securities carrying 10 per
cent of the voting rights attached to any class
of voting securities of the reporting
issuer or of a subsidiary of the reporting
issuer are beneficially owned, directly
or indirectly or controlled or directed
by any director and his associates or
affiliates, state the number of securities
of each class of voting securities benefi-
cially owned, directly or indirectly or con-
trolled or directed by the associates or
affiliates naming each associate or affiliate
whose security holdings are 10 per cent or more.
ITEM €r - Remuneration of Directors and Senior Officers:
DIRECTORS* AND OFFICERS' REMUNERATION FROM
THE CORPORATION AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES
NATURE OF REMUNERATION
DIRECTORS (Total Number:)
(A) From Parent and
Wholly -owned
Subsidiaries:
(B) From Partially-owned
Subsidiaries
(Provide Names) :
5 SENIOR OFFICERS:
OFFICERS RECEIVING
OVER $50,000:
(A) From Parent and
Wholly-owned
Subsidiaries :
(fi) From Partially-owned
Subsidiaries
(Provide Names) :
TOTALS
Aggregate
Remuneration
Pension
Benefits
Retirement
Benefits
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(a) State in the form of the table shown above
separately for each of the following the aggregate
remuneration paid or payable by the reporting issuer
and its subsidiaries in respect of the reporting
issuer's last completed financial year to:-
(i) the directors of the reporting issuer in their
capacity as directors of the reporting issuer
and any of its subsidiaries,
(ii) the five senior officers of the reporting issuer
in receipt of the largest amounts of remuneration,
in their capacity as officers or employees of the
reporting issuer and any of its subsidiaries, and
(iii) the officers of the issuer including those in
(ii) who received in their capacity as officers
or employees of the issuer and any of its
subsidiaries aggregate remuneration in excess
of $50,000 in that year, provided that this
disclosure shall not be required where the
issuer has less than seven such officers,
(b) State, where practicable, the estimated aggre-
gate cost to the issuer and its subsidiaries in or
in respect of the last completed financial year of
all benefits proposed to be paid under any pension
or retirement plan upon retirement at normal retire-
ment age to persons to whom paragraph (a) applies, or
in the alternative, the estimated aggregate amount of
all such benefits proposed to be paid upon retirement
at normal retirement age to those persons.
(c) State where practicable, the aggregate of all
remuneration payments other than those of the type
referred to in paragraphs (a) and (b) made in or in
respect of the reporting issuer's last completed
financial year and, as a separate amount, proposed to
be made in the future by the reporting issuer or any
of its subsidiaries pursuant to an existing plan to
persons to whom paragraph (a) applies.
Instructions:
1. For the purpose of clauses (i) and (iii) of
paragraph (a) , "remuneration" means amounts
required to be reported as income under the
Income Tax Act (Canada) .
2. For the purpose of clause (ii) of paragraph (a),
"remuneration" means remuneration as defined in
instruction 1 plus the value of benefits (other
than those benefits provided to a broad category
of employees on a basis which does not discriminate
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in favour of officers or directors) not
included in income and derived from
contributions made by the employer to
or under a group sickness or accident
insurance plan, private health service
plan, supplementary unemployment benefit
plan, deferred profit sharing plan or
group term life insurance policy.
3. If any portion of any of the amounts to be disclosed
under paragraph (a) was paid by one or more subsidiaries
of the issuer other than wholly-owned subsidiaries, the
amount paid by each such subsidiary shall be separately
disclosed together with the names of the subsidiaries.
For this purpose, a wholly-owned subsidiary means a
subsidiary all of the outstanding shares of which
(other than shares whose participation in the profits
of the issuer is limited to a fixed or determinable
entitlement to dividends) are owned by or for the issuer
or by or for other corporations in a like relationship
with the issuer.
4. For the purpose of paragraph (c) , "plan", includes
all plans, contracts, authorizations or arrange-
ments, whether or not contained in any formal
document or authorized by a resolution of the
directors of the issuer or any of its subsidiaries
but does not include the Canada Pension Plan or a
similar government plan.
5. For the purposes of paragraph (c) , "remuneration
payments" include payments under a deferred profit
sharing plan, deferred compensation benefits,
retirement benefits or other benefits, except those
paid or to be paid under a pension or retirement
plan of the issuer or any of its subsidiaries.
6. For the purposes of paragraph (c) , if it is
impracticable to state the amount of proposed
remuneration payments, the aggregate amount accrued
to date in respect of such payments may be stated,
with an explanation of the basis of future payments.
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As to all options to purchase securities of the
reporting issuer or any of its subsidiaries that
were exercised by directors or senior officers
of the reporting issuer since the commencement
of the reporting issuer's last financial year,
state the following particulars:
(i) the description and number of
securities purchased;
(ii) the purchase price; and
(iii) where reasonably ascertainable, a
summary showing the price range of
the securities in the thirty day
period preceding the date of purchase
and, where not reasonably ascertain-
able, a statement to that effect.
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Instructions:
1. "Options" include all options, share purchase
warrants or rights other than those issued to
all security holders of the same class or to
all security holders of the same class resident
in Canada on a pro rata basis.
2. An extension of an option shall be deemed to
be a granting of an option.
3. Information with respect to the option price of
the securities may be given in the form of price
ranges for each calendar quarter during which
options were granted or exercised.
4. Where the price of the securities is not
meaningful, it is permissible to state in lieu
of the price the formula by which the price of
the securities under option will be determined.
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Item 7 Indebtedness of Directors and Senior Officers
In regard to,
(i) each director and each senior officer of the company;
(ii) each proposed nominee for election as a directol:
of the company; and
(iii) each associate or affiliate of any such director,
senior officer or proposed nominee,
who is or has been indebted to the company or its subsidiaries
at any time since the beginning of the last completed financial
year of the company, state with respect to each 'such company or
subsidiary the largest aggregate amount of indebtedness outstanding
at any time during the last completed financial year, the nature
of the indebtedness and of the transaction in which it was
incurred, the amount thereof presently outstanding, and the rate
of interest paid or charged thereon, but no disclosure need be
made of routine indebtedness.
1. "routine indebtedness" means indebtedness
described in any of the following clauses :
(a) if an issuer makes loans to employees
generally whether or not in the
ordinary course of business then loans
shall be considered to be routine
indebtedness if made on terms,
including those as to interest or
collateral, no more favourable to the
borrower than the terms on which loans
are made by the issuer to employees
generally, but the amount at any time
remaining unpaid under such loans to
any one director, senior officer or
proposed nominee together with his
associates or affiliates that are
treated as routine indebtedness under
this clause (a) shall not exceed
$25,000;
(b) whether or not the issuer makes loans
in the ordinary course of business,
a loan to a director or senior officer
shall be considered to be routine
indebtedness if
(i) the borrower is a full-
time employee of the
issuer;
(ii) the loan is fully secured
against the residence of the
borrower, and
(iii) the amount of the loan does
not exceed the annual salary
of the borrower;
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(c) where the issuer makes loans in
the ordinary course of business, a
loan shall be considered to be
routine indebtedness if made to a
person or company other than a
full-time employee of the issuer,
and if the loan
(i) is made on substantially the
same terms, including those
as to interest rate and
collateral, as were available
when the loan was made to other
customers of the issuer with
comparable credit ratings, and
(ii) involves no more than usual
risks of collectibility, and
(d) indebtedness arising by reason of purchases
made on usual trade terms or of ordinary
travel or expense advances, or for similar
reasons shall be considered to be routine
indebtedness if the repayment arrangements
are in accord with usual commercial practice.
2. State the name and home address in full or,
alternatively, solely the municipality of residence
or postal address of each person or company whose
indebtedness is described.
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ITEM 8 INTERESTS 0/ INSIDERS IN MATERIAL TRANSACTIONS.
Describe briefly and, where practicable, state the
approximate amount of any material interest, direct
or indirect, of any insider of the reporting issuer
or any associate or affiliate of any insider of the
reporting issuer in any transaction since the
commencement of the reporting issuer's last financial
year or in any proposed transaction which has
materially affected or would materially affect
the reporting issuer or any of its subsidiaries.
Instructions:
1. Give a brief description of the material
transaction. State the name and address of
each person or company whose interest in the
transaction is described and the nature of
the relationship that requires disclosure
of the interest.
2. As to any transaction involving the purchase
or sale of assets by or to the reporting issuer
or any of its subsidiaries, otherwise than
in the ordinary course of business, state the
cost of the assets to the purchaser and the
cost of the assets to the seller if acquired
by the seller within two years prior to the
transaction.
3. This item does not apply to any interest
arising from the ownership of securities of
the reporting issuer where the security
holder receives no extra or special benefit
or advantage not shared on a pro rata basis
by all holders of the same class of securities
or by all holders of the same class of securities
who are resident in Canada.
4. Information shall be included as to any material
underwriting discounts or commissions upon the
sale of securities by the reporting issuer where
any -of the specified persons or companies was
or is to be an underwriter who was or is to be in
a contractual relationship with the reporting
issuer with respect to securities of the reporting
issuer or is an associate or affiliate of a person
or company that was or is to be such an underwriter
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5. No information need be given in response
to this item as to any transaction or any
interest therein where
(a) the rates or charges involved in
the transaction are fixed by lav
or determined by competitive bids;
(b) the interest of the specified person
or company in the transaction is solely
that of a director of another person
or company that is a party to the
transaction;
(c) the transaction involves services
as a chartered bank or other depositary
of funds, transfer agent, registrar,
trustee under a trust indenture or other
similar services; or
(d) the transaction does not, directly or
indirectly, involve remuneration for
services and
(i) the interest of the specified
person or company arose from
the beneficial ownership, direct
or indirect, of less than ten
per cent of the securities of any
class of voting securities of
another person or company that is
a party to the transaction,
(ii) the transaction is in the ordinary
course of business of the
reporting issuer or its subsidiaries,
and
(iii) the amount of the transaction or
series of transactions is less than
ten per cent of the total sales
or purchases, as the case may be,
of the reporting issuer and its
subsidiaries for the last financial
year.
6. Information shall be given in answer to
this item with respect to transactions not
excluded above that involve remuneration,
directly or indirectly, to any of the specified
persons or companies for services in any
capacity unless the interest of the person or
company arises solely from the beneficial
ownership, direct or indirect, or control
or direction of less than 10 per cent of the
securities of any class of voting securities of
another person or company furnishing the services
to the reporting issuer or its subsidiaries*
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ITEM 9 AUDITOR OF THE REPORTING ISSUER
Name the auditor of the reporting issuer. If the
auditor was first appointed within the last five
years, state the date when the auditor was first
appointed .
ITEM 10 MANAGEMENT CONTRACTS
Where management functions of the reporting
issuer or any subsidiary of the reporting issuer
are to any substantial degree performed by a
person or company other than the directors or
senior officers of the reporting issuer or
subsidiary:
(i) give details of the agreement or arrangement
under which the management functions are
performed, including the name and address of
any person or company who is a party to the
agreement or arrangement or who is responsible
for performing the management functions;
(ii) give the names and addresses of the insiders
of the person or company with which the reporting
issuer or subsidiary has any such agreement or
arrangement and, if the following information
is known to the directors or senior officers of
the reporting issuer, give the names and addresses
of any person or company that would be an insider
of any person or company with which the reporting
issuer or subsidiary has any such agreement or
arrangement if the person or company were a
reporting issuer;
(iii) with respect to any person or company named
in answer to paragraph (i) , state the amounts
paid or payable by the reporting issuer and
its subsidiaries to the person or company since
the commencement of the reporting issuer's last
financial year and give particulars; and
(iv) with respect to any person or company named in
answer to paragraph (i) or (ii) and their
associates and affiliates, give particulars of,
(a) any indebtedness of the person or
company, associate or affiliate to the
reporting issuer or its subsidiaries
that was outstanding, and
(b) any transaction or arrangement of the
person or company, associate or affiliate
with the reporting issuer or subsidiary,
at any time since the commencement of the
reporting issuer's last financial year.
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Instructions:
1. In giving the information called for by
this item, it is not necessary to refer
to any matter that in all the circumstances
is relative insignificance.
2. In giving particulars of indebtedness, state
the largest aggregate amount of indebtedness
outstanding at any time during the period,
the nature of the indebtedness and. of the
transaction in which it was incurred, the
amount of indebtedness presently outstanding
and the rate of interest paid or charged
on the indebtedness.
3. It is not necessary to include as indebtedness
amounts due from the particular person or
company for purchases subject to usual trade
terms, for ordinary travel and expense advances
and for other like transactions.
IT IS AN OFFENCE FOR A PERSON TO MAKE A STATEMENT
IN A DOCUMENT REQUIRED TO BE FILED OR FURNISHED
UNDER THE ACT OR THIS REGULATION THAT, AT THE TIME
AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH
IT IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 28.
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FORM 29
Vol. 112-30
Finance Company Questionnaire and Financial Report
Name of Finance Company
Date of" "Incorporation and Jurisdiction
Under Which Incorporated or Continued
For the Year Ended
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PART I
(1) Introduction
This report is to be prepared by finance
companies as defined in the Regulation. The
report is complete only when accompanied by a
full set of audited financial statements.
The data in the report pertain, unless
otherwise indicated, to the consolidated opera-
tions of the finance company and its
subsidiaries.
The evaluation of a company cannot be
complete without an evaluation of the capabilities
and performance of its management. Readers should
recognize that this report is intended for use
primarily as a starting point in the process of
evaluating the finance company.
(2) Organization of the Report
Part I Introduction and organization of the
report.
Part II Statement of policy with respect to
nine important corporate policies,
knowledge of which will assist in the
evaluation of the data contained in
other parts. In addition, this part
will provide some relevant general
information about the company.
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Eleven schedules of detailed
data with respect to operations
for the year, which, when read
in comparison with previous
years' reports, produce a
picture of the company's actions
through time.
Vol. 112-30
Part IV Three sections, one each for
consumer loans, sales finance
wholesale and capital loans,
and mortgage loan companies.
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PART II
For the purposes of this report,
(a) (i) "dealer" means a person or company
who sells products pursuant to security
agreements which in turn are sold or
assigned to a finance company;
(ii) "delinquent account" means an account on
which an instalment or part thereof is
past due for a specified period of time;
(iii) "income tax 'rate" means taxes as a
percentage of before tax earnings;
(iv) "renewal contract" means a contract
replacing an original contract and entered
into to reduce the amount of the monthly
instalment from the amount required under
the original contract;
(b) information should, to the extent applicable, be
stated separately for each class of receivable.
ITEM 1. STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONAL POLICY:
Attach a statement which describes the policies, methods
of treatment, and statistical significance of each of the
following areas. While the financial statements of the
finance company will include a number of the following
items, the purpose of this statement is to provide more
detailed data than would usually be shown therein.
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(a) Renewals - The policies and procedures regarding
renewals including a statement as to whether
additional credit investigation of the customer
has been made and, where applicable, as to whether
the approval of the dealer has been obtained.
(b) Extensions - The policies and procedures regarding
extensions including a statement as to whether an
extension is granted only when
(i) circumstances warrant the post-
ponement of all or a part of a
current instalment,
(ii) the dealer has approved, if
applicable, and
(iii) an extension fee has been paid.
(c) Delinquencies - The statement should indicate,
for each class of business,
(i) whether delinquency is measured
contractually, or on the basis
of recency of payment,
(ii) the period of time the account
needs to be past due before being
classified as a delinquent
account, and
(iii) whether any partial payment returns
a delinquent account to a current
status, and if so, describe the type
of payment.
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(d) Doubtful receivables.
(e) Write-offs - The statement should include an
explanation of any automatic write-off policy
on delinquencies and the accounting treatment
on write-offs including the rebating method.
(f) Amortization of intangible assets - The policies
and methods regarding the treatment of intangible
assets - e.g. start-up expenses of new branches,
debt discount and expense, and goodwill -
including an explanation of the basis of valuation,
method of amortization, and total amortized to
date.
(g) Income taxes - If the income tax rate is
significantly less than the maximum applicable
tax rate for Canadian corporations, state the
reason for the difference.
(h) Non-recurring items, and
(i) Income and Deferred Income - Include full
descriptions and examples, of all methods
of taking up income (derived from financing
operations) used by the finance company or any
of its subsidiaries. The statement should
clearly illustrate the method of accounting
for deferred income and reserves representing
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deferred income. If any initial charges are taken
(e.g. acquisition charge) state the percentage that
each of these charges bears to the total finance
charge.
For purposes of comparison, a description of the DIRECT RATIO
METHOD of taking up income follows:
Direct Ratio Method
The direct ratio method (also known as the "rule of 78ths"
and the "sum-of-the-digits" methods) is a method by which the
unearned or deferred finance charge can be taken into earned
income. It is a method by which the income earned during the
period may be matched with expenses incurred during the same
period.
In practice, modifications of the direct ratio method are
commonly employed. Some modifications arc applied to some
classes of business while other modifications are applied to
other classes of business, within the same company. Still
more modifications other than those now in use, might be
expected in years to come.
The number of modifications and their development suggests
that no one method is "right" for all classes of business
at all times. Therefore, the direct ratio method is suggested
here as a common point of comparison only and its use as
such is not intended to imply a recommendation of the method
for any purpose other than as a point of comparison.
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Example of the Direct Ratio Method
Vol. 112-30
As applied to a 12-month contract acquired on the first day
of the month:
Total initial finance charge
Less: acquisition charge
dealer reserve
other expense items
Net initial finance charge
Amount of finance charge taken up -
in the 1st month (month of< acquisition)
in the 2nd month
in the 3rd month
in the 4th month
in the 5th month
in the 6th month
in the 7th month
in the 8th month
in the 9th month
in the 10th month
in the 11th month
in the 12th month
Total
$100.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
$100.00
$ 15.39
(12/78
x 100)
14.10
(11/78
x 100)
12.82
(10/78
x 100)
11.54
( 9/78
x 100)
10.26
( 8/78
x 100)
8.97
( 7/78
x 100)
7.69
( 6/78
x 100)
6.41
( 5/78
x 100)
5.13
( 4/78
x 100)
3.85
( 3/78
x 100)
2.56
( 2/78
x 100)
1.28
( 1/78
x 100)
$100.00
The example is based upon a total finance charge of $100.00.
Assuming that expenses incurred for acquiring the contract, etc,
are not charged, the total unearned income to be taken up
periodically is also $100.00. Therefore, on the basis of a
12-month contract acquired on the first day of the month, the
amounts of income taken up each month in the example closely
approximate the related percentage figures when the direct
ratio method is applied without any modifications.
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ITEM 2. OPERATIONAL INFORMATION AS AT
THE FINANCIAL YEAR END:
Include the following additional information, provided that to
the extent such information is included in the annual report to
shareholders, a prospectus or material change report filed with
the Commission, it is only necessary to cross refer to the date
and page number of such document
(a) Operational review of the current year,
including subsidiary, operations.
(b) Historical operational review including
comparative statistics.
(c) Branch locations
NO. OF LOCATIONS
Ontario excluding Metropolitan Toronto
Metropolitan Toronto
Quebec excluding Metropolitan Montreal
Metropolitan Montreal
British Columbia excluding Metro-
politan Vancouver
Metropolitan Vancouver
Atlantic Provinces
Prairie Provinces
Other
TOTAL
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(d) Management organization chart.
(e) Business experience of senior management.
(f) Details of other significant assets and
liabilities of the finance company or its
subsidiaries of a "non-finance" nature.
(g) Does the finance company or any of its
subsidiaries finance any person or company
in which insiders of the finance company
or any of its subsidiaries or their families
have a direct or beneficial interest? If so,
please give details regarding
(i) name of person or company,
(ii) types of business,
(iii) types of financing granted,
(iv) total amount outstanding at
statement date,
(v) maximum amount outstanding
during the period.
(h) For captive finance companies state the
relationship with parents, including the nature
of guarantee, recourse or repurchase agreements
for retail and wholesale financing and any agree-
ments for payments by parents to maintain earnings,
working capital and similar amounts.
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(i) List securityholders beneficially owning,
directly or indirectly, 10 per cent or
more of the voting securities of the
finance company indicating for each
securityholder the number and percentage
of outstanding securities held.
(j) Where companies more than 10 per cent of
whose voting securities are beneficially
owned, directly or indirectly, by the
finance company are otherwise indebted
to the finance company, state:
(i) the amount of instalments of
principal in arrears;
(ii) the amount of interest due
and unpaid showing separately
amounts relating to capitalized
interest;
(iii) the amount of interest on such
indebtedness in respect of which
credit has been taken in the
revenue account for the year.
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PART III
TABLE OP CONTENTS
Schedule 1 : Subsidiary Companies
Schedule 2 : Affiliated Companies
Schedule 3 : Volume of Business excluding renewals
Schedule 4 : Analysis of Consumer Loan Volume
for the period by Type of Borrower
Schedule 5 : Maturities of Tear End Receivables
Schedule 6 : Maturities of Year End Debt
Schedule 7s A - Delinquency
B - Allowance for Doubtful Account
C - Loss Experience for Period
Schedule 8 : Analysis of Short-term Debt.
For the purposes of this Part,
1. "parent company" means a company which has a
subsidiary or an affiliated company;
2. "affiliated company" means a company which is
subject to a degree pf managerial control by another
company based upon an equity or debt investment;
3. "current account" means an inter-company account
for day-to-day transactions excluding advances
or loans to or from a subsidiary;
4. "net current account balance" means the difference
between the current account amounts owed to and
owed by all the subsidiaries with respect to the
finance company;
5. "open market borrowings" means borrowings which
are obtained -by competitive -bidding.
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FORM 30
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
INFORMATION CIRCULAR
ITEM 1 REVOCABILITY OF PROXY
State whether the person or company giving the
proxy has the power to revoke it. If any right of
revocation is limited or is subject to .compliance
with any formal procedure, briefly describe the
limitation or procedure.
ITEM 2 PERSONS OR COMPANIES MAKING THE SOLICITATION
(a) If solicitation is made by or on behalf of
the management of the reporting issuer, so state.
Give the name of any director of the reporting
issuer who has informed the management in
writing that he intends to oppose any action
intended to be taken by the management and
indicate the action that he intends to oppose.
(b) If a solicitation is made otherwise than by or
on behalf of the management of the reporting
issuer, so state and give the name of the person
or company by whom or on whose behalf it is made.
(c) If the solicitation is to be made otherwise
than by mail, describe the method to be employed.
If the solicitation is to be made by specially
engaged employees or soliciting agents, state,
(i) the material features of any contract or
arrangement for the solicitation and
identify the parties to the contract
or arrangement, and
(ii) the cost or anticipated cost thereof.
(d) State the name of the person or company by whom
the cost of soliciting has been or will be borne,
directly or indirectly.
ITEM 3 INTEREST OF CERTAIN PERSONS AND COMPANIES
IN MATTERS TO BE ACTED UPON
Give brief particulars of any material interest,
direct or indirect, by way of beneficial ownership
of securities or otherwise, of each of the following
persons or companies in any matter to be acted upon
other than the election of directors or the appointment
of auditors;
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(a) if the solicitation is made by or on behalf
of the management of the reporting issuer,
each person who has been a director or senior
officer of the reporting issuer at any time
since the beginning of the last financial year
of the reporting issuer;
(b) if the solicitation is made otherwise than by
or on behalf of the management of the reporting
issuer, each person or company on whose behalf,
directly or indirectly, the solicitation is
made;
(c) each proposed nominee for election as a
director of the reporting issuer;
(d) each associate or affiliate of any of the
foregoing persons or companies.
Instructions :
1. The following persons or companies
shall be deemed to be persons or
companies by whom or on whose behalf
the solicitation is made:
(a) any member of a committee or group
that solicits proxies, and any person
or company whether or not named
as a member who, acting alone or
with one or more other persons or
companies, directly or indirectly
takes the initiative or engages in
organizing, directing or financing
any such committee or group;
(b) any person or company who finances
or joins with another to finance
the solicitations of proxies
except a person or company who
contributes not more than $250
and who is not otherwise a person
or company by whom or on whose
behalf the solicitation is
made; or
(c) any person or company who lends
money .provides credit or enters
into any other arrangements ,
pursuant to any contract or
understanding with a person or
company by whom or on whose behalf
a solicitation is made, for the
purpose of financing or otherwise
inducing the purchase, sale,
holding or voting of securities
of the reporting issuer, provided,
that this clause does not include
a bank or other lending institution
or a dealer that, in the ordinary
course of business, lends money or
executes orders for the purchase or
sale of securities and who is not
otherwise a person or company on whose
behalf a solicitation is made.
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2. The following persons or companies shall be
deemed not to be persons or companies by whom
or on whose behalf a solicitation is made;
(a) any person or company retained or
employed by a person or company by
whom or on whose behalf a solici-
tation is made to solicit proxies
and who is not otherwise a person
or company by whom or on whose behalf
a solicitation is made or any person
or company who merely transmits proxy-
soliciting material or performs
ministerial or clerical duties;
(b) any person or company employed or
retained by a person or company by
whom or on whose behalf a solicitation
is made in the capacity of lawyer,
accountant, or advertising, public
relations or financial adviser and
whose activities are limited to the
performance of his duties in the course
of the employment or retainer ;
(c) any person regularly employed as an
officer or employee of the reporting
issuer or any of its affiliates who is
not otherwise a person by whom or on
whose behalf a solicitation is made; or
(d) any officer or director of, or any person
regularly employed by, any other person or
company by whom or on whose behalf a
solicitation is made, if the officer,
director or employee is not otherwise
a person by whom or on whose behalf a
solicitation is made.
ITEM 4 VOTING SECURITIES AND PRINCIPAL HOLDERS OF
VOTING SECURITIES
(a) State as to each class of voting securities of
the reporting issuer entitled to be voted at
the meeting, the number of securities outstanding
and the particulars of voting rights for each
security of each such class.
(b) Give the record date as of which the security
holders entitled to vote at the meeting will be
determined or particulars as to the closing of
the security transfer register, as the case
may be, and, if the right to vote is not
limited to security holders of record as of a
specified record date, indicate the conditions
under which security holders are entitled to vote.
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(c) If, to the knowledge of the directors or
senior officers of the reporting issuer, any
person or conpany beneficially owns, directly
or indirectly, or exercises control or
direction over, voting securities carrying
more than 10 per cent of the votino rights
attached to any class of voting securities
of the reporting issuer, name each such person
or company, state the approximate number of the
securities beneficially owned, directly or
indirectly, or over which control or direction
is exercised, by each such person or company and
the percentage of the class of outstandino
voting securities of the reporting issuer
represented by the number of votinc securities
so owned, controlled or directed.
ITEM 5 ELECTION OF DIPFCTOP?
(a) If directors are to be elected, provide the
following information, in tabular form to
the extent practicable, for each person or
company proposed to be nominated for election
as a director and each other person or company
whose term of office as a director will continue
after the meeting:
(i) Name and identify as such each propose?
director of the reportino issuer and
name each director of the reporting
issuer whose term of office will
continue after the meeting.
(ii) State when the term of office for each
director and proposed director will
expire.
(iii) State whether the reporting issuer has
an executive committee of its Board of
Directors or is required to have an
audit committee and, if so, name those
directors who are members of each such
committee.
(iv) Where a director or officer has held more
than one position in the issuer, or a
parent or subsidiary thereof, state only
the first and last position held.
(v) State the present principal occupation,
business or employment of each director
and proposed director. Give the name and
principal business of any person or company in
which any such employment is carried on.
Furnish similar information as to all of
the principal occupations, businesses or
employments of each proposed director
within the five preceding years, unless
he is now a director and was elected to
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his present term of office by a vote
of security holders at a meeting,
the notice of which was accompanied
by an information circular.
(vi) If the proposed director is or has
been a director of the reporting issuer,
state the period or periods during which
he has served as such.
(vii) State the number of securities of each
class of voting securities of the
reporting issuer or of any subsidiary
of the reporting issuer beneficially
owned, directly or indirectly or over
which control or direction is exercised
by each proposed director.
(viii) If voting securities carrying more than
10 per cent of the voting rights attached
to all voting securities of the reporting
issuer or of a subsidiary of the reporting
issuer are beneficially owned, directly
or indirectly, or controlled or directed
by any proposed director and his associates
or affiliates, state the number of securities
of each class of voting securities beneficially
owned, directly or indirectly, or controlled
or directed by the associates or affiliates,
naming each associate or affiliate whose
security holdings are 10 per cent or more.
(b) If any proposed director is to be elected pursuant
to any arrangement or understanding between the
nominee and any other person or company, except
the directors and senior officers of the reporting
issuer acting solely in such capacity, name the
other person or company and describe briefly the
arrangement or understanding.
ITEM 6 DIRECTORS' AND OFFICERS' REMUNERATION
If action is to be taken with respect to:-
the election of directors,
any bonus, profit sharing or other plan of
remuneration, contract or arrangement in
which any director or officer of the
reporting issuer will participate,
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any pension or retirement plan of the
reporting issuer in which any director or
officer of the reporting issuer will
participate, or
the granting to any director or officer of
the reporting issuer of any option or right
to purchase any securities other than rights
issued rateably to all shareholders or to
all shareholders resident in Canada,
DIRECTORS' AND OFFICERS REMUNERATION
FROM THE CORPORATION AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES
NATURE OF REMUNERATION
DIRECTORS (Total Number:)
(A) From Parent and
Wholly-owned
Subsidiaries:
(B) From Partially-owned
Subsidiaries
(Provide Names) :
5 SENIOR OFFICERS:
OFFICERS RECEIVING
OVER $50,000:
(A) From Parent and
Wholly-owned
Subsidiaries:
(B) From Partially-owned
Subsidiaries
(Provide Names) :
TOTALS
Aggregate
Remuneration
Pension
Benefits
Retirement
Benefits
(a)
state in the form of the table shown above
separately for each of the following the
aggregate remuneration paid or payable by the
reporting issuer and its subsidiaries in
respect of the reporting issuer's last
completed financial year to:-
(i) the directors of the reporting issuer
in their capacity as directors of the
reporting issuer and any of its
subsidiaries,
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(ii) the five senior officers of the
reporting issuer in receipt of the
largest amounts of remuneration, in
their capacity as officers or
employees of the reporting issuer
and any of its subsidiaries, and
(iii) the officers of the reporting
issuer including those in (ii)
who received in their capacity
as officers or employees of the
issuer and any of its subsidiaries
aggregate remuneration in excess
of $50,000 in that year, provided
that this disclosure shall not be
required where the issuer has less
than seven such officers,
(b) State, where practicable, the estimated aggre-
gate cost to the issuer and its subsidiaries
in or in respect of the last completed financial
year of all benefits proposed to be paid under
any pension or retirement plan upon retirement
at normal retirement age to persons to whom
paragraph (a) applies, or in the alternative,
the estimated aggregate amount of all such
benefits proposed to be paid upon retirement
at normal retirement age to those persons.
(c) State where practicable, the aggregate of all
remuneration payments other than those of the
type referred to in paragraphs (a) and (b) made
in or in respect of the reporting issuer's last
completed financial year and, as a separate
amount, proposed to be made in the future by
the reporting issuer or any of its subsidiaries
pursuant to an existing plan to persons to whom
paragraph (a) applies.
Instructions:
1. For the purpose of clauses (i) and (iii) of
paragraph (a) , "remuneration" means amounts
required to be reported as income under the
Income Tax Act (Canada) .
2. For the purpose of clause (ii) of paragraph (a),
"remuneration" means remuneration as defined
in instruction 1 plus the value of benefits
(other than those benefits provided to a broad
category of employees on a basis which does
not discriminate in favour of officers or
directors) not included in income and
derived from contributions made by the
employer to or under a group sickness
or accident insurance plan, private health
service plan, supplementary unemployment benefit
plan, deferred profit sharing plan or group term
life insurance policy.
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3. If any portion of any of the amounts to be disclosed
under paragraph (a) was paid by one or more subsidiaries
of the reporting issuer other than wholly-owned subsidiaries,
the amount paid by each such subsidiary shall be
separately disclosed together with the names of the
subsidiaries. For this purpose, a wholly-owned subsidiary
means a subsidiary all of the outstanding shares of which
(other than shares whose participation in the profits of
the issuer is limited to a fixed or determinable
entitlement to dividends) are owned by or for the issuer
or by or for other corporations in a like relationship
with the issuer.
4. For the purpose of paragraph (c) , "plan", includes
all plans, contracts, authorizations or arrange-
ments, whether or not contained in any formal
document or authorized by a resolution of the
directors of the issuer or any of its subsidiaries
but does not include the Canada Pension Plan or a
similar government plan.
5. For the purposes of paragraph (c) , "remuneration
payments" include payments under a deferred profit
sharing plan, deferred compensation benefits,
retirement benefits or other benefits, except those
paid or to be paid under a pension or retirement
plan of the issuer or any of its subsidiaries.
6. For the purposes of paragraph (c) , if it is
impracticable to state the amount of proposed
remuneration payments, the aggregate amount accrued
to date in respect of such payments may be stated,
with an explanation of the basis of future payments.
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(d) State as to all options to purchase securities
of the reporting issuer or any of its subsidiaries
that, since the commencement of the reporting
issuer's last financial year, were granted to
directors or senior officers of the reporting
issuer, the following particulars:
(i) the description and number of
securities included,
(ii) the dates of grant, the prices,
expiration dates and other
material provisions,
(iii) the. consideration received for the
granting thereof, and
(iv) where reasonably ascertainable, a
summary showing the price range
of the securities in the thirty-day
period preceding the date of the grant
and where not reasonably ascertainable,
a statement to that effect.
As to all options to purchase securities of
the reporting issuer or any of its subsidiaries
that were exercised by directors or senior
officers of the reporting issuer since the
commencement of the reporting issuer's last
financial year, state the following
particulars :
(i) The description and number of
securities purchased,
(ii) the purchase price, and
(iii) where reasonably ascertainable, a
summary showing the price range
of the securities in the thirty-day
period preceding the date of purchase
and, where not reasonably ascertainable,
a statement to that effect.
Instructions :
1. "Options" includes all options, share
purchase warrants or rights other than
those issued to all security holders of
the same class or to all security
holders of the same class resident in
Canada on a pro rata basis.
2. An extension of an option shall be deemed
to be a granting of an option.
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3. Information with respect to the
option price of the securities may
be given in the form of price ranges
for each calendar quarter during
which options were granted or
exercised.
4. Where the price of the securities
is not meaningful, it is permissible
to state in lieu of the price the
formula by which the price of the
securities under option will be
determined.
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Item 7 Indebtedness of Directors and Senior Officers
In regard to,
(i) each director and each senior officer of the company;
(ii) each proposed nominee for election as a director
of the company; and
(iii) each associate or affiliate of any such director,
senior officer or proposed nominee,
who is or has been indebted to the company or its subsidiaries
at any time since the beginning of the last completed financial
year of the company, state with respect to each such company or
subsidiary the largest aggregate amount of indebtedness outstanding
at any time during the last completed financial year, the nature
of the indebtedness and of the transaction in which it was
incurred, the amount thereof presently outstanding, and the rate
of interest paid or charged thereon, but no disclosure need be
made of routine indebtedness.
1. "routine indebtedness" means indebtedness
described in any of the following clauseb:
(a) if an issuer makes loans
to employees generally whether or
not in the ordinary course of busi-
ness then loans shall be considered
to be routine indebtedness if made
on terms, including those as to
interest or collateral, no more
favourable to the borrower than the
terms on which loans are made by
the issuer to employees
generally, but the amount at any time
remaining unpaid under such loans to
any one director, senior officer or
proposed nominee together with his
associates or affiliates that are
treated as routine indebtedness under
this clause (a) shall not exceed
$25,000;
(b) whether or not the issuer
makes loans in the ordinary course
of business, a loan to a director or
senior officer shall be considered to
be routine indebtedness if
(i) the borrower is a full-
time employee of the
issuer;
(ii) the loan is fully secured
against the residence of the
borrower , and
(iii) the amount of the loan does
not exceed the annual salary
of the borrower;
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(c) where the issuer makes loans in
the ordinary course of business, a
loan shall be considered to be
routine indebtedness if made to a
person or company other than a
full-time employee of the issuer,
and if the loan
(i) is made on substantially the
same terms, including those
as to interest rate and
collateral, as were available
when the loan was made to other
customers of the issuer with
comparable credit ratings, and
(ii) involves no more than usual
risks of collectibility, and
(d) indebtedness arising by reason of purchases
made on usual trade terms or of ordinary
travel or expense advances, or for similar
reasons shall be considered to be routine
indebtedness if the repayment arrangements
are in accord with usual commercial practice.
2. State the name and home address in full or,
alternatively, solely the municipality of residence
or postal address of each person or company whose
indebtedness is described.
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ITEM 8 INTEREST OF INSIDERS IN MATERIAL TRANSACTIONS.
Where not previously disclosed in an information
circular, describe briefly, and where practicable,
state the approximate amount of any material
interest, direct or indirect, of any insider of
the reporting issuer, any proposed nominee for
election as a director of the reporting issuer
or any associate or affiliate of such insider or
proposed nominee in any transaction since the
commencement of the reporting issuer's last
financial year or in any proposed transaction
which has materially affected or would materially
affect the reporting issuer or any of its
subsidiaries.
Instructions
1. Give a brief description of the
material transaction. State the
name and address of each person
or company whose interest in any
transaction is described and the
nature of the relationship by reason
of which the interest is required to
be described.
2. As to any transaction involving the
purchase or sale of assets by or to the
reporting issuer or any subsidiary, other-
wise than in the ordinary course of
business, state the cost of the assets
to the purchaser and the cost of the
assets to the seller if acquired by the
seller within two years prior to the
transaction.
3. This item does not apply to any
interest arising from the ownership
of securities of the reporting issuer
where the security holder receives
no extra or special benefit or
advantage not shared on a pro rata
basis by all holders of the same class
of securities or by all holders of the
same class of securities who are resident
in Canada.
4. Information shall be included as to any
material underwriting discounts or
commissions upon the sale of securities
by the reporting issuer where any of the
specified persons or companies was or
is to be an underwriter who was or is
to be in contractual relationship with
the reporting issuer with respect to
securities of the reporting issuer or
is an associate or affiliate of a
person or company that was or is to be
such an underwriter.
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5. No information need be given in
answer to this item as to any
transaction or any interest therein
where ,
(a) the rates or charges involved
in the transaction are fixed
by law or determined by
competitive bids;
(b) the interest of the specified
person or company in the
transaction is solely that of
a director of another person or
company that is a party to the
transaction;
(c) the transaction involves services
as a chartered bank or other
depositary of funds, transfer
agent, registrar, trustee under
a trust indenture or other similar
services; or
(d) the transaction does not directly
or indirectly, involve remuneration
for services, and
(i) the§ interest of the specified
person or company arose from the
beneficial ownership, direct or
indirect, of less than 10 per
cent of any class of voting
securities of another person or
company that is a party to the
transaction,
(ii) the transaction is in the ordinary
course of business of the reporting
issuer or its subsidiaries, and
(iii) the amount of the transaction or
series of transactions is less than
10 per cent of the total sales or
purchases, as the case may be, of
the reporting issuer and its
subsidiaries for the last financial
year.
6. Information shall be furnished in
answer to this item with respect to
transactions not excluded above which
involve remuneration, directly or
indirectly, to any of the specified
persons or companies for services
in any capacity unless the interest
of the person or company arises solely
from the beneficial ownership, direct
or indirect, of less than 10 per cent
of any class of voting securities of
another person or company furnishing
the services to the reporting issuer
or its subsidiaries.
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ITEM 9 APPOINTMENT OF AUDITOR
If action is to be taken with respect to the
appointment of an auditor, name the auditor
of the reporting issuer. If the auditor was
first appointed within the last five years,
state the date when the auditor was first
appointed .
ITEM 10 MANAGEMENT CONTRACTS
Where management functions of the reporting
issuer or any subsidiary are to any substantial
degree performed by a person or company other
than the directors or senior officers of the
reporting issuer or subsidiary:
(i) give details of the agreement or
arrangement under which the management
functions are performed, including the
name and address of any person or company
who is a party to the agreement or
arrangement or who is responsible for
performing the management functions;
(ii) give the names and home addresses in
full or, alternatively, solely the
municipality of residence or postal
address, of the insiders of any person
or company with which the reporting
issuer or subsidiary has any such
agreement or arrangement and, if the
following information is known to the
directors or senior officers of the
reporting issuer, give the names and
addresses of any person or company
that would be an insider of any person
or company with which the reporting
issuer or subsidiary has any such
agreement or arrangement if the person
or company were a reporting issuer;
(ill) with respect to any person or company
named in answer to paragraph (i) state
the amounts paid or payable by the
reporting issuer and its subsidiaries
to the person or company since the
commencement of the last financial year
and give particulars; and
(iv) with respect to any person or company
named in answer to paragraph (i) or (ii)
and their associates or affiliates, give
particulars of*
(a) any indebtedness of the person or
company* associate or affiliate to
the reporting issuer or its
subsidiaries that was outstanding , and
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(b) any transaction or arrangement of the
person or company, associate or
affiliate with the reporting issuer
or subsidiary.
at any time since the commencement of the
reporting issuer's last financial year.
Instructions:
1. In giving the information called for by
this item, it is not necessary to refer
to any matter that in all the circumstances
is of relative insignificance.
2. In giving particulars of indebtedness, state
the largest aggregate amount of indebtedness
outstanding at any time during the period,
the nature of the indebtedness and of the
transaction in which it was incurred, the
amount of the indebtedness presently
outstanding and the rate of interest paid
or charged on the indebtedness.
3. It is not necessary to include as indebt-
edness amounts due from the particular
person or company for purchases subject to
usual trade terms, for ordinary travel and
expense advances and for other like
transactions .
ITEM 11 PARTICULARS OP MATTERS TO BE ACTED UPON
If action is to be taken on any matter to be
submitted to the meeting of security holders other
than the approval of financial statements, the
substance of the matter, or related groups of
matters, should be briefly described, except
to the extent described pursuant to the foregoing
items, in sufficient detail to permit security
holders to form a reasoned judgement concerning
the matter. Without limiting the generality of the
foregoing, such matters include alterations of
•hare capital* charter amendments, property
acquisitions or dispositions, amalgamations,
mergers or reorganizations. Where a reorganization
or similar restructuring is involved, reference
should be made to a prospectus form or issuer bid
form for guidance as to what is material.
If the matter is one that is not required to be
submitted to a vote of security holders, the reasons
for submitting it to security holders should be
given and a statement should be made as to what
action is intended to be taken by management in
the event of a negative vote by the security holders,
IT IS AN OFFENCE FOR A PERSON TO MAKE A STATEMENT IN A DOCUMENT
REQUIRED TO BE FILED OR FURNISHED UNDER THE ACT OR THIS REGULATION
THAT, AT THE TIME AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER
WHICH IT IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 30.
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FORM 31
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
TAKE-OVER BID CIRCULAR
Item 1 Name of Offeror
Item 2 Name of Offeree Company
Item 3 Beneficial Ownership of Securities of
the Offeree Company
State the number, without duplication, and
designation of any securities of the offeree
company beneficially owned, directly or
indirectly,
i. by the offeror,
ii. if known to the directors or senior
officers of the offeror after reasonable
inquiry, by an associate of the offeror,
iii. by each director and each senior officer
of the offeror and by the associates of
each director or senior officer whose
ownership of securities of the offeree
company is known after reasonable
inquiry to the director or senior officer,
iv. where known after reasonable inquiry to
the directors or senior officers of the
offeror, by a person or company who
beneficially owns, directly or indirectly,
voting securities of the offeror carrying
more than 10 per cent of the voting rights
attached to any class of voting securities
of the offeror for the time being
outstanding
or if none are so owned, a statement to that effect.
Item 4 Trading in Securities of the Offeree Company
State, where known after reasonable inquiry to the
directors or senior officers of the offeror, the
number and designation of any shares of the offeree
company traded by the persons or companies referred
to in Item 3 during the six-month, period preceding
the date of the take-over bid, including the purchase
or sale price and the date of each such transaction.
Item 5 Terms and Conditions to the Take-Over Bid
State the terms of the take-over bid. State, where
the obligation of the offeror to take up and pay
for securities under the take-over bid is conditional,
the particulars of each condition.
Item 6 Payment for Deposited Securities
State the particulars of the method and time of
payment of the cash or other consideration to be paid
for the securities of the offeree company.
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Item 7 Right to Withdraw Deposited Securities
State that any securities deposited pursuant to the
take-over bid may be withdrawn by or on behalf of
the offeree at any time until the expiration of ten
days from its date and that, where the terms of the
take-over bid are varied before its expiration, other
than a variation resulting solely from an increase in
price, any deposited securities may be withdrawn by
an offeree at any time until the expiration of ten days
from the date of the varied offer. State also that
notice of withdrawal of securities deposited must be
in writing, including telegraphic communication, by the
offeree or his agent, and must be actually received by
the depositary.
Item 8 Arrangements to Pay for Deposited Securities
State, where the securities in the offeree company
sought to be acquired pursuant to the take-over bid
are to be paid for in whole or in part in cash, the
details of the arrangements that have been made by
the offeror to ensure that the required funds are
available to take up and pay for the securities of the
offeree company deposited pursuant to the take-over
bid.
Item 9 Volume of Trading in the Securities to be Acquired
Furnish, where reasonably ascertainable, a summary
showing in reasonable detail the volume of trading
and price range of the securities of the offeree
company sought to be acquired pursuant to the take-
over bid in the six-month period preceding the date
of the take-over bid. State the date that the take-
over bid to which this circular relates was announced
to the public and the market price of the securities
of the offeree company immediately before such
announcement .
Item 10 Arrangements Between the Offeror and the Directors
and Officers of the Offeree Company
State the particulars of any arrangement or agreement
made or proposed to be made between the offeror, and
any of the directors or senior officers of the
offeree company, including particulars of any payment
or other benefit proposed to be made or given by way
of compensation for loss of office or as to their
remaining in or retiring from office, if the take-over
bid is successful.
Item 11 Material Changes in the Affairs of the Offeree Company
State the particulars of any information known to the
offeror that indicates any material change in the
affairs of the offeree company since the date of the
last published interim or annual financial statement
of the offeree company.
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Item 12 Valuation
Where a valuation is provided pursuant to a legal
requirement or otherwise,
(a) include a summary of the valuation disclosing:
the basis of computation, scope of review,
relevant factors and their values, the key
assumptions on which the valuation is based
and the extent to which any advantage accruing
to a person or company continuing as a
security holder of the offeree company after
completion of the takeover bid has been con-
sidered in the valuation, and
(b) advise where copies of the valuation are
available for inspection and state that a
copy of the valuation will be sent to any
registered holder of securities of the
offeree company sought to be acquired upon
payment of a charge sufficient to cover
printing and postage.
Item 13 Securities of an Issuer to be Exchanged
for Securities of the Offeree Company
Where a takeover bid provides that the consideration
for the securities of the offeree company is to be,
in whole or in part, securities of an issuer, include
the information prescribed by the form of prospectus
appropriate for the issuer whose securities are being
offered in exchange for the securities of the offeree
company, the financial statements of the issuer required
to be included in such prospectus and the particulars
of any information known to the offeror that indicates
any material change in the affairs of the issuer since
the date of the last published interim or annual
financial statement of the issuer.
Item 14 Right of Appraisal and Acquisition
State any rights of appraisal the offerees have under
the laws governing the offeree company and state
whether or not the offeror intends to exercise any
right of acquisition the offeror may have.
Item 15 Market Purchases of Securities
State whether or not the offeror intends to purchase in
the market securities that are the subject of the take-
over bid.
Item 16 Other Material Facts
Describe any:
(a) material facts concerping the securities
of the offeree company, and
(b) any other matter not disclosed in the fore-
going that has not previously been generally
disclosed and is known to the offeror but
which would reasonably be expected to affect
the decision of the security holders of the
offeree company to accept or reject the
offer.
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Item 17 Consents to the Use of Experts' Reports
Reproduce, or file with the Commission together with
the take-over bid circular, the consent of every
solicitor, auditor, accountant, engineer, appraiser
or any other person or company whose profession or
business gives authority to a statement made by him
to the use of a report, opinion or statement of such
person or company included in or accompanying the
take-over bid circular.
Item 18 Approval of the Take-Over Bid Circular
Where the take-over bid is made by or on behalf of
an offeror that has directors as defined in the Act,
state that the contents of the take-over bid circular
have been approved by its board of directors and that
the sending of the take-over bid circular to the
offerees has been authorized by its board of directors.
Item 19 Rights
Include a statement of the rights provided by subsection
1 of section 127 of the Act.
Item 20 Certificate
Include a certificate in the following form signed,
where the take-over bid is made by or on behalf of
a company, by the chief executive officer, the chief
financial officer and, on behalf of the board of
directors, by any two directors of the company other
than the foregoing, duly authorized to sign* and,
where the take-over bid is made by or on behalf of a
person, by the person if the person is an individual
and otherwise by any director of the person:
"The foregoing contains no untrue statement
of a material fact and does not omit to
state a material fact that is required to
be stated or that is necessary to make a
statement not misleading in the light of
the circumstances in which it was made."
DATE OF TAKE-OVER BID CIRCULAR
*Where the company has only three directors, two of whom are
the chief executive officer and the chief financial officer,
the certificate may be signed by all the directors of the
company.
IT IS AN OFFENCE FOR A PERSON TO MAKE A STATEMENT
IN A DOCUMENT REQUIRED TO BE FILED OR FURNISHED
UNDER THE ACT OR THIS REGULATION THAT, AT THE TIME
AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH
IT IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 31.
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PORM 32
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
DIRECTORS' CIRCULAR
Item 1 Name of Offeror
Item 2 Name of Offeree Company
Item 3 Names of Directors of the Offeree Company
Item 4 Beneficial Ownership of Securities of the
Offeree Company
State the number, without duplication, and designation
of any securities of the offeree company beneficially
owned, directly or indirectly,
i by each director and each senior
officer of the offeree and by the
associates of each director or
senior officer whose ownership of
securities of the offeree company
is known to the director or senior
officer after reasonable inquiry,
and
ii where known to the directors or
senior officers of the offeror after
reasonable inquiry, by a person or
company who beneficially owns,
directly or indirectly, voting
securities of the offeree company
.carrying more than 10 per cent of
the voting rights attached to any
class of voting securities of the
offeree company for the time being
outstanding
or, in each case, if none are so owned, a statement
to that effect.
Item 5 Acceptance of the Take-Over Bid by Directors and
Senior Officers of the Offeree Company
State whether,
i any director or senior officer of the
offeree company,
ii the associates of each director or
senior officer whose acceptance is
known to such director or senior
officer after reasonable inquiry,
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iii any person or company who beneficially
owns directly or indirectly voting
securities of the offeree company
carrying more than 10 per cent of the
voting rights attached to any class of
voting securities of the offeree
company for the time being outstanding
whose acceptance is known to the
directors or senior officers after
reasonable inquiry
has accepted or intends to accept the offer in respect
of any securities of the offeree company sought to be
acquired and, in each case, state if knowri, the number
of the securities in respect of which each director,
senior officer, associate, person or company has
accepted or intends to accept the offer.
Item 6 Beneficial Ownership of Securities of the
Offeror ^_____
Where a take-over bid is made by or on behalf of an
issuer, state the number, without duplication, and
designation of any securities of the offeror benefi-
cially owned, directly or indirectly by
i each director and each senior
officer of the offeree company
and by the associates of each
director or senior officer whose
ownership of such securities is
known after reasonable inquiry to
the director or senior officer, and
ii where known to the directors or
senior officers after reasonable
inquiry, by each person or company
who beneficially owns, directly or
indirectly, voting securities of
the offeree company carrying more
than 10 per cent of the voting
rights attached to any class of
voting securities of the offeree
company for the time being
outstanding.
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Item 7 Relationships Between the Offeror and Directors
and Senior Officers of the Offeree Company
State the particulars of any arrangement or agreement
made or proposed to be made between the offeror and
any of the directors or senior officers of the offeree
company, including particulars of any payment or other
benefit proposed to be made or given by way of
compensation for loss of office or as to their remaining
in or retiring from office if the take-over bid is
successful. State also, whether any directors or
senior officers of the offeree company are also
directors or senior officers of the offeror or any
subsidiary of the offeror and identify such persons.
Item 8 Interests of Directors and Senior Officers of the
Offeree Company in Material Contracts of the Offeror
State whether any director or senior officer of the
offeree company and their associates and, where
known to the directors or senior officers after
reasonable inquiry, whether any person or company
who beneficially owns, directly or indirectly,
voting securities of the offeree company carrying
more than 10 per cent of the voting rights attached
to any class of voting securities of the offeree
company for the time being outstanding has any
interest in any material contract to which the
offeror is a party, and, if so, state particulars
of the nature and extent of such interest.
Item 9 Trading by Directors and Officers
Furnish the number of all shares of the offeree
company traded, the purchase or sale price and
the date of each transaction during the six month
period preceding the date of the circular by
(a) each director and senior officer of
the offeree company and, where known
to a director or senior officer after
reasonable inquiry, his associates;
(b) the offeree company and, where known
to the directors and senior officers
after reasonable inquiry, its associates
and affiliates; and
(c) where known to the directors and senior
officers after reasonable inquiry, insiders
other than those referred to in (a) and (b) .
Information as to the trading of the associates of
a director or senior officer of the company may be
omitted if the director or -senior officer files
the certificate referred to below. Information as
to the trading of the associates and affiliates of
the offeree company may be omitted if the offeree
company files the certificate referred to below.
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Concurrently with or prior to the filing of the
circular to which the item relates, any of the
directors or senior officers of the offeree
company, and the offeree company may file with
the Commission a certificate stating that such
person or company did not, while possessed of
knowledge of the pending take-over bid and prior
to public dissemination of information as to
that bid
(a) trade in any securities of the
offeree company;
(b) communicate information as to the
take-over bid to any other person or
company except in the necessary course
of business; or
(c) recommend purchase of securities of the
offeree company to any other person
or company.
Item 10 Additional Information
If any information required to be disclosed by the
take-over bid circular prepared by the offeror has
been presented incorrectly or is misleading, supply
any additional information within the knowledge of
the offeree which would make the information in the
circular correct or not misleading.
Item 11 Material Changes in the Affairs of the Offeree Company
State the particular s of any information known to
any of the directors or senior officers of the
offeree company that indicate any material change in
the affairs of the offeree company since the date of
the last published interim or annual financial state-
ment of the offeree company.
Item 12 Other information
State the particulars of any other information not
disclosed in the foregoing but known to the directors
which would reasonably be expected to affect the
decision of the security holders of the offeree
company to accept or reject the offer.
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Item 13 Recommending Acceptance or Rejection
of a Take-Over Bid
Where a board of directors of an offeree company is
considering recommending acceptance or rejection of a
take-over bid at the time of sending a directors'
circular, state that fact and, if desired, advise the
offerees not to tender their securities until a further
communication is received from the directors and where
a recommendation has been made at the time of sending
a directors' circular, include such recommendation therein.
Item 14 Consents to the Use of Experts' Reports
Reproduce, or file with the Commission together with the
directors' circular, the consent of every solicitor,
auditor, accountant, engineer, appraiser or any other
person or company whose profession or business gives
authority to a statement made by him to the use of a
report , opinion or statement of such person or company
included in or accompanying the directors' circular.
Item 15 Approval of Directors' Circular
State that the contents of the directors' circular have
been approved by the directors of the offeree company
and that the delivery of the directors' circular has
been authorized by the directors of the offeree company.
Item 16 Financial Statements
Where unaudited financial statements of the offeree
company are included in a directors' circular, include
a report of the chief financial officer of the offeree
company stating whether in his opinion the
financial statements present fairly the financial
position of the offeree company and the results of its
operations for the period under review.
Item 17 Right of Damages
Include a reference to the right of action for damages
created by subsection 2 of section 127 of the Act.
Item 18 Certificate
Include a certificate in the following form signed by
the chief executive officer, the chief financial
officer and, on behalf of the board of directors, by
any two directors of the company other than the
foregoing, duly authorized to sign*:
"The foregoing- contains no untrue statement
of a material fact and does not omit to
state a material fact that is required to
be stated or that is necessary to make a
statement not misleading in the light of
the circumstances in which it was made."
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DATE OF DIRECTORS' CIRCULAR
Where the offeree company has only three directors, two of whom
are the chief executive officer and the chief financial officer,
the certificate may be signed by all the directors of the company.
IT IS AN OFFENCE FOR A PERSON TO MAKE A STATEMENT
IN A DOCUMENT REQUIRED TO BE FILED OR FURNISHED
UNDER THE ACT OR THIS REGULATION THAT, AT THE TIME
AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH
IT IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
I
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 32.
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FORM 33
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
DIRECTOR'S OR OFFICER'S CIRCULAR
Item 1 Name of Offeror
Item 2 Name of Offeree Company
Item 3 Name of Director or Officer of the Offeree Company
Item 4 Beneficial Ownership of Securities of the Offeree
Company
State the number, without duplication, and designation
of any securities of the offeree company beneficially
owned, directly or indirectly, by the director or
officer and his associates or, in each case, if none
is so owned, a statement to that effect.
Item 5. Acceptance of the Take-Over Bid by the Director or
Officer
State whether the director or officer of the offeree
company and whether any associate of such director
or officer whose acceptance is known to the director
or officer, after reasonable inquiry has accepted or
intends to accept the offer in respect of any securi-
ties of the offeree company sought to be acquired and
state the number of the securities in respect of which
the director or officer has accepted or intends to
accept the offer.
Item 6 Securities of the Offeror Beneficially Owned by the
Director or Officer
Where a take-over bid is made by or on behalf of an
issuer, state the number, without duplication, and
designation of any securities of the offeror bene-
ficially owned, directly or indirectly, by the
director or officer or, if known after reasonable
inquiry to the director or officer, the associates
of such director or officer.
Item 7 Arrangements Between the Offeror and the Director
or Officer
State the particulars of any arrangement or agreement
made or proposed to be made between the offeror and
the director or officer, including particulars of any
payment or other benefit proposed to be made or given
by way of compensation for loss of office or as to the
director's or officer's remaining in or retiring from
office if the take-over bid is successful. State
whether the director or officer is also a director or
senior officer of the offeror or any subsidiary of
the offeror.
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Item 8 Interests of the Director or Officer in Material
Contracts of the Offeror
State whether or not the director or officer or his
associates have any. interest in any material contract
to which the offeror is a party, and, if so, particulars
of the nature and extent of such interest.
Item ^ Additional Information
If any information required to be disclosed by the
take-over bid circular prepared by the offeror has
been presented incorrectly or is misleading, supply
any additional information within the knowledge of
the offeree which would make the information in the
circular correct or not misleading.
Item 10 Material Changes in the Affairs of the Offeree Company
State the particulars of any information known to the
director or officer that indicates any material change
in the affairs of the offeree company since the date
of the last published interim or annual financial
statement of the offeree company and not previously
generally publicly disclosed or in the opinion of the
director or officer, not adequately disclosed in the
take-over bid circular or directors' circular.
Item 11 Other Information
State the particulars of any other information not
disclosed in the foregoing but known to the director
or officer which would reasonably be expected to
affect the decision of the security holders of the
offeree company to accept or reject the offer.
Item 12 Recommendation
State the recommendation of the director or officer
and the reasons for the recommendation.
Item 13 Consents to the Use of Experts' Reports
Reproduce, or file together with the director's or
officer's circular, the consent of every solicitor,
auditor, accountant., engineer ■, appraiser or any
other person or company whose profession or
business gives authority to a statement made by him
to the use of a report, opinion or statement of such
person or company included in or accompanying the
director's or officer's circular.
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Item 14 Right of Damages
Include a reference to the right of action for
damages created by subsection 2 of section 127.
Item 15 Certificate
Include a certificate in the following for signed
by or on behalf of each director or officer sending
the director's circular.
"The foregoing contains no untrue statement
of a material fact and does not omit to
state a material fact that is required to
be stated or that is necessary to make a
statement not misleading in the light of
the circumstances in which it was made."
IT IS AN OFFENCE FOR A PERSON TO MAKE A STATEMENT
IN A DOCUMENT REQUIRED TO BE FILED OR FURNISHED
UNDER THE ACT OR THIS REGULATION THAT, AT THE TIME
AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH
IT IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
DATE OF THE DIRECTOR'S OR SIGNATURE
OFFICER'S CIRCULAR
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 33.
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FORM . 34
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
ISSUER BID CIRCULAR
Item 1. Name of Issuer
Item 2. Securities Sought
State the class and number (shares) or principal
amount (debt) of securities sought.
Item 3. Time Period
State the dates on which the issuer bid will
commence and close.
Item 4. Method of Acquisition
State the method by which the securities will be
acquired.
Item 5. Consideration Offered
State the consideration to be offered.
Item 6. Payment for Deposited Securities
State the particulars of the method and time
of payment of the consideration.
Item 7. Right to Withdraw Deposited Securities
State that any securities deposited pursuant
to the issuer bid may be withdrawn by or on
behalf of the security holder at any time
until the expiration of ten days from the date
of the issuer bid.
Item 8 . Sources of Funds
State the source of any funds to be used for payment
and, if such funds are to be borrowed, the terms
of the loan, the circumstances under which it must
be repaid and the proposed method of repayment.
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Item 9. Participation
Where the issuer bid is for less than all of
the outstanding securities of that class, state
that if a greater number or principal amount '
of the securities are tendered than the issuer
is bound or willing to take up and pay tor,
the issuer will take up as nearly as may be
pro rata, disregarding fractions, according
to the number or principal amount of the
securities tendered.
Iter. 10. Reasons for the Issuer Bid
State the purpose and business reasons for the
issuer bid.
Item 11. Volume of Trading in Securities to be Acquired
Furnish, where reasonably ascertainable, a summary
showing:
(a) the name of each stock exchange on which the
securities sought are listed,
(b) in reasonable detail for the 12 months preceding
the date of the issuer bid, the volume of
trading and price range of the class of the
securities sought, or in the case of debt
securities the prices quoted, and
(c) the date that the issuer bid to which this
circular relates was announced to the public
and the market price of the securities of
the issuer immediately before such announcement.
Item 12. Beneficial Ownership of Securities of the Issuer
State the number, without duplication, and the
designation of any securities of the issuer
beneficially owned or over which control or
direction is exercised by:
(a) each director, senior officer or
other insider of the issuer;
(b) where obtainable from the insider
or, after reasonable inquiry, from
the directors or senior officers of
the issuer, each associate of an
insider; and
(c) every associate or affiliate of
the issuer.
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Item 13. Acceptance by Insiders, Affiliates and Associates
Where known after reasonable inquiry to the directors
and senior officers of the issuer, state the nair.es of
every person named in Item 12 who proposes to tender
or accept the issuer bid.
Item 14
Benefits from the Issuer Bid
State the direct or indirect benefits to any of
the persons named in Item 12 of accepting or
refusing to accept the issuer bid.
Item 15. Material Changes in the Affairs of the Issuer
Disclose the particulars of any plans or proposals
for material changes in the affairs of the issuer,
including, for example, any contract or agreement
under negotiation, any proposal to liquidate the
issuer, to sell, lease or exchange all or a substan-
tial part of its assets, to amalgamate it with any
other business organization, or to make any material
changes in its business, corporate structure (debt
or equity), management or personnel.
Item 16,
Other Benefits to Insiders, Affiliates and
Associates
If any material changes or subsequent transactions
are contemplated, as described in Item 15, state
if known, any specific benefit, direct or indirect,
as a result of such changes or transactions to any
of the persons named in Item 12.
Item 17. Arrangements Between the Issuer and Security Holder
Provide the details of any contract, arrangement or
understanding, formal or informal, between the
issuer and
(a) any security holder of the issuer with
respect to the issuer bid, and
(b) any person with respect to any securities
of the issuer in relation to the issuer
bid.
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Item 18. Previous Purchases and Sales
State the number and designation of any securities
of the issuer purchased or sold by the issuer
excluding securities purchased or sold pursuant to
the exercise of employee stock options, warrants
and conversion rights during the twelve months
preceding the date of the issuer bid, including
the purchase or sale price, the date and purpose of
each transaction.
*
Item 19. Financial Statements
If the bid is made more than 10 days after the end of
the three month period referred to in section 76 of
the Act, include the interim financial statements and,
in all other cases, include a statement that the most
recent interim financial statements will be sent
without charge to anyone requesting them.
*Note: The financial statements required pursuant
to this item need not be audited unless such
financial statements are required to be audited
for the purpose for which they were originally
prepared.
Item 20. Valuation
Where a valuation is provided pursuant to a legal
requirement or otherwise,
(a) include a summary of the valuation
disclosing: the basis of computation,
scope of review, relevant factors and
their values, the key assumptions on
which the valuation is based and the
extent to which any advantage accruing
to a person or company continuing as
a security holder of the issuer or its
successor after completion of the issuer
bid has been considered in the valuation,
and
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(b) advise where copies of the valuation are
available for inspection and state that
a copy of the valuation will be sent to
any registered security holder upon payment
of a nominal charge sufficient to cover
printing and postage.
Item 21. Approval of the Issuer Bid
State that the issuer bid circular has been
approved by the issuer's board of directors,
disclosing the name of any director of the issuer
who has informed the board of directors in writing
of his opposition to the issuer bid.
Where the issuer bid is part of a transaction or
to be followed by a transaction required to be
approved by minority security holders, state the
nature of the approval required.
Item 22. Previous Distribution
If the securities of the class subject to the
issuer bid were distributed during the five years
preceding the bid, state the distribution price
per share and the aggregate proceeds received by
the issuer or selling security holder.
Item 23. Dividend Policy
State the frequency and amount of dividends
with respect to shares of the issuer during the
two years preceding the date of the issuer bid;
any restrictions on the issuer's ability to pay
dividends and any plan or intention to declare
a dividend or to alter the dividend policy of
the issuer.
Item 24. Tax Consequences
Provide a general description of the consequences
of the issuer bid under the Income Tax Act (Canada)
to the issuer and to the security holders of any
class affected.
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Item 25. ■ Expenses of the Issuer Bid
Provide a statement of the expenses incurred or
to be incurred in connection with the issuer bid.
Item 26. Other Material Facts
State the particulars of any other material facts
about the issuer bid and, if not generally
disclosed, material facts within the knowledge of
the issuer about the issuer not disclosed in the
foregoing including, in either case, any material
acts necessary in order to make any statement
contained therein not misleading in the light of
the circumstances in which it was made.
Item 27. Rights
Include a statement of the rights provided by
subsection 3 of section 127 of the Act.
Item 28. Certificate
Include a certificate in the following form, signed
by the chief executive officer, chief financial
officer, and, on behalf of the board of directors,
by any two directors other than the foregoing,
duly authorized to sign*
"The foregoing contains no untrue statement
of a material fact and does not omit to
state a material fact that is required to
be stated or that is necessary to make a
statement not misleading in the light of
the circumstances in which it was made."
DATE OF ISSUER BID CIRCULAR
*Where the issuer has only three directors, -two of whom are the
chief executive officer and the chief financial officer, the
certificate may be signed by all directors of the issuer.
IT IS AN OFFENCE FOR A PERSON TO MAKE A STATEMENT
IN A DOCUMENT REQUIRED TO BE FILED OR FURNISHED
UNDER THE ACT OR THIS REGULATION THAT, AT THE TIME
AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH
IT IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 34.
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FORM 35
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE AN ISSUER BID
Item 1. Name of Issuer
Item 2. Securities Sought
State the class and number (shares) or principal
amount (debt) of securities sought.
Item 3. Time Period
State, where known, the dates on which the issuer
bid will commence and close.
Item 4. Method of Acquisition
t
State the method by which the securities will be
acquired.
Item 5. Consideration Offered
State the consideration to be offered.
Item 6 . Payment for Securities
State the particulars of the method and time
of payment of the consideration.
NOTE : Disclose information called for by items other
than items 1 through 6 inclusive only where such
information has not previously been generally
disclosed in documents of public record or
compilable from the public record.
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Item 7. Reasons for the Issuer Bid
State the purpose and business reasons for the
issuer bid.
Item 8. Acceptance by Insiders, Affiliates and Associates
Where known, state the names of every person who
proposes to tender or accept the issuer bid and
is:
(a) a director, senior officer or other
insider of an issuer
(b) an associate of an insider or
(c) an associate or affiliate of an issuer
Item 9. Benefits from the Issuer Bid
State the direct or indirect benefits to any of
the persons named in Item 8 of accepting or
refusing to accept the issuer bid.
Item 10. Material Changes in the Affairs of the Issuer
Disclose the particulars of any plans or proposals
for material changes in the affairs of the issuer,
including: any contract or agreement under
negotiation, any proposal to liquidate the issuer,
to sell, lease or exchange all or a substantial
part of its assets, to amalgamate it with any
other business organization, or to make any
material changes in its business, corporate
structure (debt or equity) , management or
personnel and include a certificate signed by a
director duly authorized by the issuer's board of
directors that there are no undisclosed material
changes or plans for material changes.
IT IS AN OFFENCE FOR A PERSON -TO MAKE A STATEMENT IN A DOCUMENT
REQUIRED TO BE FILED OR FURNISHED UNDER THE ACT OR THIS REGULATION
THAT, AT THE TIME AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER
WHICH IT IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 35.
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FORM 36
THE SECURITIES ACT, 197 8
INITIAL REPORT OF INSIDER
Vol. 112-30
1. Name of the reporting issuer of which the undersigned
is an insider.
2. Full name of the undersigned.
3. Business or home address of the undersigned. Where the business
address is given, the Director may request that the home address
in full be furnished to the Commission.
4. Indicate in what capacity or capacities the undersigned
qualifies as an insider (Instruction 3) .
5. Securities of the reporting issuer,
(a) beneficially owned, directly or indirectly,
by the undersigned on
day
month
year
(b) over which the undersigned exercises control or
direction as at
day
(Instruction 4)
month
year
DESIGNATION OF
SECURITY
(Instruction 5)
AMOUNT OR NO.
(instruction 6)
NATURE OF
OWNERSHIP
(Instruction 7)
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6. Additional remarks (Instruction 8)
The undersigned hereby certifies that the information
given in this report is true and complete in every respect.
DATE OF THE REPORT SIGNATURE (Instruction 9)
IT IS AN OFFENCE UNDER THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978 TO FILE A REPORT
THAT, AT THE TIME AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER
WHICH IT IS MADE, CONTAINS A MISREPRESENTATION.
INSTRUCTIONS
1. File two signed copies of the report with the Ontario
Securities Commission as and when required by sections
102(1), 103 or 104 of The Securities Act, 1978.
2. File a separate report with respect to each reporting
issuer of which you are an insider.
3. Indicate in what capacity you qualify as an insider by,
for example, using the word "director", "senior officer",
"beneficial owner of voting securities carrying more
than 10% of the voting rights attached to all securities
of the reporting issuer outstanding", or "person or
company that exercises control or direction over voting
securities carrying more than 10% of the voting rights
attached to all securities of the reporting issuer out-
standing". If you qualify in more than one capacity,
so state. The term "insider" is defined in section
1(1)17 of the Act.
4. State separately your beneficial ownership of securities
of the reporting issuer as of the date referred to in
subsection 1 of section 102 or subsection 1 of section
103 of the Act and state the capacity in which control
or direction over the securities may be exercised.
5. Under "Designation of Security" identify each class of
security beneficially owned or over which control or
direction may be exercised. For example, use descriptions
such as "Common shares", "First preference shares" or
"9% Debentures due 1995".
6. In reporting the amount or number of securities
beneficially owned or over which control or direction may
be exercised, give the principal amount of debt securities
and the number of any other securities.
7. Under "Nature of Ownership", state whether and to what
extent your beneficial ownership of securities is direct
or indirect. To the extent your ownership is indirect,
such as through a holding company, indicate in a footnote
or some other appropriate manner the name or identity of
the medium through which such securities are indirectly
owned and state the amount or number so owned by such medium.
Where control or direction is exercised over securities of
the reporting issuer describe how control or direction is
exercised.
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In addition, where you have transferred or caused to
be transferred securities of the reporting issuer into the
name of an agent, nominee or custodian, the name and address
of such agent, nominee or custodian must be included, unless
such transfer was for the purpose of giving collateral for
a bona fide debt.
Report securities owned indirectly on separate lines
from securities owned directly. State, also, whether
you may exercise control or direction over securities and
report the amount or number on a separate line. To the
extent that you may exercise control or direction over
securities indicate the means by which such control or
direction is exercised and state the amount or number of the
securities.
8. You may include any additional information or explanation
that you deem relevant.
9. If the report is filed on behalf of a company,
partnership, trust or other entity, the name of the
company or other entity shall appear in printed form
and the name and office of the signee shall be in
printed form immediately following the signature and,
in the case of a company, there shall be filed with
the Commission a certified copy of the resolution or
by-law authorizing such person or persons to file.
If the report is signed on behalf of an individual by
an agent, there shall be filed with the Commission a
duly completed power of attorney. The name of each
individual signing a report shall be typed or printed
legibly.
10. If space provided in any Item is insufficient, additional
sheets may be used. Additional sheets must be cross-
referred to the item and properly identified and signed.
PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE AMD PILE IN TWO SIGNED COPIES WITH
Ontario Securities Commission*
10 Wellesley Street East,
Toronto, Ontario
M7A 2E7.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 36.
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FORM 37
Vol. 112-30
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
REPORT OF INSIDER ON CHANGES IN OWNERSHIP OF,
OR CONTROL OR DIRECTION OVER, SECURITIES
1. Name of reporting issuer of which the undersigned is
insider.
2. Full name of the undersigned.
3. Business or home address of the undersigned. Where
the business address is given, the Director may
request that the home address in full be furnished
to the Commission.
4. Indicate in what capacity or capacities the undersigned
qualifies as an insider (Instruction 3) .
5. Information given for calendar month of
6. Date of last Report filed.
7. Changes during the month in the undersigned's direct or
indirect beneficial ownership, or control or direction
over securities of the reporting issuer (Instruction 4):
Designation
of Security
(Inst. 5)
Date of
Transfer or
Purchase or
Sale Tran-
saction
(Inst. 6)
Amount or
Number Pur-
chased or
Otherwise
Acquired
(Inst. 7)
Amount or
Number Sold
or OtherwisejWhich
Disposed of
(Inst. 7)
Price Per
Security at
Sold or
Purchased or
Otherwise
Acquired or
Disposed of
(Tnsr.fi)
Nature of
Ownership or
Control or
Direction of
Securities
(Inst. 8)
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8.. As of the end of the month, list all securities of the
reporting issuer beneficially owned, directly or indirectly,
by the undersigned and over which the undersigned exercised
control or direction.
Designation of
Security
(Inst. 5)
Balance at
Date of Last
Report Filed
Balance at
End of Month
(Inst. 7)
Nature of Ownership or
Control or Direction
over Securities
9. Additional remarks (Instruction 10).
The undersigned hereby certifies that the information
given in this report is true and complete in every respect.
DATE OF TEE REPORT
SIGNATURE (Instruction 11)
IT IS AN OFFENCE UNDER THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978 TO FILE
REPORT THAT, AT THE TIME AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUM-
STANCES UNDER WHICH IT IS MADE, CONTAINS A MISREPRESENTATION.
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INSTRUCTIONS
1. File two signed copies of the report with the Ontario
Securities Commission as and when required by sections
102(2), 103 or 104 of The Securities Actr 1978.
2. File a separate report with respect to each reporting
issuer of which you are an insider.
3. Indicate in what capacity you qualify as an insider
by, for example, using the word "director", "senior
officer", "beneficial owner of voting securities
carrying more than 10% of the voting rights attached
to all securities of the reporting issuer outstanding"*
or "person or company that exercises control or
direction over voting securities carrying more than
10% of the voting rights attached to all securities of
the reporting issuer outstanding". If you qualify in
more than one capacity, so State. The term "insider"
is defined in section 1(1)17 of the Act.'
4. State all changes in beneficial ownership of, or
control or direction over, securities of the reporting
issuer during the calendar month for which you are
reporting and also beneficial ownership of or control
or direction over securities as of the end of the month.
Report every transaction involving a change in beneficial
ownership of, or change in control or direction over,
securities during the month even though purchases and
sales or other changes during the month are equal or the
change involves only the nature of ownership. Instruction
8 elaborates upon the nature of ownership.
5. Under "Designation of Security", identify each class of
security beneficially owned or over which control or
direction may be exercised. For example, use descriptions
such as "Common shares", "First preference shares" or
"9% Debentures due 1995".
6. Show the date (day, month and year) of each transaction
opposite the amount or number of securities involved in
the transaction and state the price at which each security
was sold, purchased or transferred.
7. In reporting the amount or number of securities beneficially
owned or over which control or direction may be exercised,
give the principal amount of debt securities and the number
of any other securities.
8. Under "Nature of Ownership", state whether and to what
extent your beneficial ownership of securities is direct
or indirect. To the extent your ownership is indirect,
such as through a holding company, indicate in a footnote
or some other appropriate manner the name or identity of
the medium through which such securities are indirectly
owned and state the amount or number so owned by such medium.
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In addition, where you have transferred or caused to
be transferred securities of the reporting issuer into the
name of an agent, nominee or custodian, the name and address
of such agent, nominee or custodian must be included, unless
such transfer was for the purpose of giving collateral for
a bona fide debt.
Report securities owned indirectly on separate lines
from securities owned directly. State, also, whether you
may exercise control or direction over securities and
report the amount or number on a separate line. To the
extent that you may exercise control or direction over
securities indicate the means by which such control or
direction is exercised and state the amount or number of
the securities.
9. If you acquired from or sold to the reporting issuer of
which you are an insider any of its securities, so state.
If the acquisition of securities was through the exercise
of an option, so state and give the price paid for each
security. If any purchase or sale was effected otherwise
than in the open market, so state giving particulars. If
the transaction was not a purchase or sale, indicate its
character. The character may be described, for example,
as a "gift" or "stock dividend" and may be included under
Item 9 of this Form.
10. You may include any additional information or explanation
that you deem relevant.
11. If the report is filed on behalf of a company, partnership,
trust or other entity, the name of the company or other
entity shall appear in printed form and the name and office
of the signee shall be in printed form immediately following
the signature and there shall be filed with the Commission,
in the case of a company, a certified copy of the resolution
or by-law authorizing such person or persons to file. If
the report is signed on behalf of an individual by an agent,
there shall be filed with the Commission a duly completed
power of attorney. The name of each individual signing a
report shall be typed or printed legibly below the signature
of the individual.
12. If space provided in any item is insufficient, additional
sheets may be used. Additional sheets roust be cross
referred to the item and properly identified and signed.
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Those reporting insider transactions should be guided
by the following items in completing this report:
(a) The Commission staff are not permitted to correct,
delete or add to a report. Therefore, ALL paragraphs
must be completed.
(b) One should make certain that the amounts are consistent
with the information given in previous reports.
(c) Where a report is intended to show directly held
securities being disposed of in such a manner that
the position becomes indirect, or vice versa, it is
essential that both sides of the transaction are
reported. For example, if Mr. Jones wishes to transfer
100 directly owned shares in Company "A" to a company
controlled by Mr. Jones, named Company "B", it should
be shown both as a sale by Mr. Jones and as a purchase
by Company "B" under Item 7 . We suggest that Item 9
be utilized to draw attention to these circumstances.
(d) Reporters are reminded that "stock splits" constitute
a change in their holdings.
(e) Where attachments are used to record detailed
transactions these should be totalled and the
totals carried forward to Item 7 on the
Form.
(f) When reporting indirect holdings always refer
to the companies involved by full name. One
should not, for example, use such identification
as Company "A".
(g) Reporters are reminded that purchase warrants,
puts, calls, or other transferable options are
considered securities of a reporting issuer and
must be reported.
PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE AND FILE IN TWO SIGNED COPIES WITH
Ontario Securities Commission
10 Wellesley Street East,
Toronto, Ontario,
M7A 2H7.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 37.
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POP** 38
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
REPORT BY A REGISTERED OWNER OF SECURITIES BENEFICIALLY OWNED BY AN
INSIDER
NOTE: THIS REPORT IS ONLY REQUIRED WHERE:
1. VOTING SECURITIES ARE TRANSFERRED INTO THE NAME OF A
PERSON OR COMPANY OTHER THAN THE BENEFICIAL OWNER:
2. THE PERSON OR COMPANY KNOWS THAT:
(a) THEY ARE BENEFICIALLY OWNED BY AN INSIDER, AND
(b) THE INSIDER HAS FAILED TO FILE A REPORT OF SUCH
OWNERSHIP WITH THE ONTARIO SECURITIES COMMISSION
AS REQUIRED BY PART XX OF THE ACT; AND
3. THE TRANSFER WAS NOT FOR THE PURPOSE OF GIVING
COLLATERAL FOR A BONA FIDE DEBT.
State the relationship between the undersigned and the
insider.
Certificate (Instruction 1):
The undersigned hereby certifies that:
1. attached as an exhibit is an unexecuted insider trading
report in respect of voting securities that are registered
in the name of the undersigned but beneficially
owned by the insider named in the report, and
2. the report has, in respect of such voting securities,
been corpleted to the best of my information and belief.
Date of Report
Signature (Instruction 2)
Instructions
Use as the exhibit the form of report the insider has failed to
file as required by Part XX of the Act. Complete the report
only in respect of voting securities. Jf required information
is not known by the person or company completing the attached
report mark "Not known" or "Complete information not known".
Please print the name and office -of the person or company
executing this report or on whose behalf this report is
executed.
IT IS AN OFFENCE FOR A PERSON TO MAKE A STATEMENT
IN A DOCUMENT REQUIRED TO BE FILED OR FURNISHED
UNDER THE ACT OR THIS REGULATION THAT, AT THE TIME
AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH
IT IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 38.
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FORM 39
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
REPORT UNDER SECTION 113 OF THE ACT
NAME OF THE MUTUAL FUND FOR WHICH THE MANAGEMENT COMPANY
PROVIDES SERVICES AND ADVICE
NAME OF THE MANAGEMENT COMPANY
DATE OF THE TRANSACTION
CATEGORY OF THE TRANSACTION (INSTRUCTION 1)
PARTIES TO THE TRANSACTION
NATURE OF THE TRANSACTION (INSTRUCTION 2)
The undersigned hereby certifies that the
information given in this report is true and complete
in every respect.
Date of the Report "Name of Management Company
By
Signature
Official Capacity
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INSTRUCTIONS
INSTRUCTION 1
Categorize each transaction as being a transaction
of purchase and sale of securities between the mutual fund
and a related person or company, a transaction or purchase
and sale of securities resulting in a related person or company
receiving a fee, a loan between the mutual fund and a related
person or company or a transaction to which the mutual fund and
a related person or company of the mutual fund are joint
participants.
INSTRUCTION 2
Where the transaction is categorized as a purchase
or sale of securities between the mutual fund and a related
person or company, state the issuer of the securities
purchased or sold, the class or designation of the securities,
the amount or number of securities and the consideration.
Where the transaction is categorized as a purchase
or sale of securities resulting in a related person or
company receiving a fee, state the issuer of the securities
purchased or sold, the class or designation of the securities,
the amount or number of the securities, the consideration, the
name of the related person or company receiving a fee, the name
of the person or company that paid the fee to the related person
or company and the amount of the fee received by the related
person or company.
Where the transaction is categorized as a loan
between the mutual fund and a related person or company, state
the name of the lender, the name of the borrower, the
amount of money loaned, the terms of the loan and the
purpose of the loan.
Where the transaction is categorized as one to which
the mutual fund and one or more of its related persons or
companies are joint participants, state terms of participation
and the purpose of the transaction.
O. Reg. 478/79. Form 39.
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FORM 40
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
ENDORSEMENT OF WARRANT
Province of Ontario )
)
)
(territorial jurisdiction) )
Pursuant to subsection 1 of section 121 of The
Securities Act, 1978 and pursuant to application this day
made to me, I hereby authorize the execution of this warrant
within the said territorial jurisdiction.
Dated this day of 19 ... , at ,
(a Provincial Judge or Justice in
and for the Province of Ontario)
O. Reg. 478/79, Form 40.
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INDEX 30
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
Proclamations 3527
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 3530
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 3541
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 3549
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 3550
Certificate of Continuation Issued 3550
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 3551
Restated Certificate of Incorporation Issued 3551
Amendments to Articles 3551
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 3555
Extra-Provincial Licence Issued 3556
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 3556
Notice of Default in Complying with The Corporations Tax Act, 1972 3557
Cancellation of Letters Patent 3561
The Insurance Act 3597
Erratum 3597
Applications to Parliament— Private Bills 3598
Petitions to Parliament 3600
Applications to Parliament 3600
CORPORATION NOTICES 3600
NOTICES TO CREDITORS 3604
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 3604
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 3604
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 3605
SHERIFFS' SALES OF LANDS 3608
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Securities Act, 1978 O. Reg. 478/79 3611
4008
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Ontario
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1979
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1979 the dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in The Ontario
Gazette are as follows:
January 6th,
February 3rd,
March 3rd
April 7th,
May 5th,
June 2nd,
July 7th,
August 4th,
September 1st,
October 6th,
November 3rd,
December 1st,
Issue No. 1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held — April 8th,
1979
5
9
14
18
22
27
31
35
40
44
48
— May 6th,
— June 3rd,
—July 8th,
— August 5th,
— September 2nd
—October 7th,
— November 4th,
— December 2nd,
— January 6th,
— February 3rd,
— March 2nd,
1980
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received before
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number of
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed.
Advertising Rate: $5.00 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $20.00; and
by others for a single copy, 50 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO and
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed :
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
O. Reg. 490/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
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Publications Under The Regulations Act
THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
O. Reg. 490/79.
Designations — Miscellaneous, Northern
Ontario.
Made— June 27th, 1979.
Filed— July 9th, 1979.
August 4th, 1979
(f ) part of,
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 394 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
1. Schedule 80 to Regulation 394 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1970 is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
Schedule 80
In the Township of Oro in the County of Simcoe
being,
(a) part of lots 1 1 and E in Concession 1 East of
Penetanguishene Road;
(6) part of the westhalf of Lot 20 in Concession 7;
(c) part of,
(i) the east half of Lot 20, and
(ii) the east half and the west half of Lot
21,
all in Concession 9;
(d) part of,
(i) the east half and the west half of Lot
20, and
(ii) the east half of Lot 21,
all in Concession 19;
(e) part of,
(i) the east half of Lot 19,
(ii) the east half and the west half of Lot
20, and
(iii) the west half of Lot 21,
all in Concession 12;
(i) the east half of Lot 17,
(ii) the east half and the west half of Lot
18, and
(iii) the west half of Lot 19,
all in Concession 13;
(g) part of,
(i) the west half of Lot 15,
(ii) the east half and the west half of Lot
16, and
(iii) the west half of Lot 17,
all in Concession 14; and
(A) part of the road allowance between,
(i) the townships of Oro and Yespra, ad-
jacent to Lot 1 1 Concession 1 East of
Penetanguishene Road, Township of
Oro,
(ii) lots 1 1 and E in Concession 1 East of
Penetanguishene Road,
(iii) concessions 9 and 10,
(iv) lots 20 and 2 1 in each of concessions 9,
10 and 12,
(v) lots 15 and 16 in Concession 14,
(vi) concessions 11 and 12,
(vii) concessions 12 and 13,
(viii) concessions 13 and 14. and
(ix) the townships of Oro and Orillia,
Southern Division, adjacent to lots 15
and 16 Concession 14, Township of
Oro,
and being those portions of the highway shown as
Parts 1, 3, 5 and 7 on Ministry of Transportation and
Communications Plan P-1726-102, Filed with the
Record Services Office of the Ministry of Transporta-
tion and Communications, at Toronto, on the 28th day
of May, 1979.
6.25 miles, more or less.
O. Reg. 490/79, s. 1.
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2. Schedule 1 19a to the said Regulation, as remade
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 1011/76, is
amended by adding at the end thereof:
except,
(c)
that portion of the above-mentioned highway
transferred to the City of Brampton and that
portion of the above-mentioned highway
closed by Order-in-Council OC 629/79, dated
February 28, 1979, and shown as Parts 1 and
2, respectively, on Ministry of Transportation
and Communications Plan P-S098-38; and
(d) those portions of the above-mentioned high-
way closed by Order-in-Council OC 657/79,
dated March 7, 1979, and shown on Ministry
of Transportation and Communications Plan
P-5098-39. O. Reg. 1011/76, s. 1, part; O.
Reg. 490/79, s. 2.
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THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
O. Reg. 491/79.
Designations — Toronto to
North Bay (Hwy. 400).
Made— June 27th, 1979.
Filed— July 9th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 398 OF REVISED
REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
1. Schedule 34 to Regulation 398 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1970 is revoked. O. Reg.
491/79, s. 1.
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THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
O. Reg. 492/79.
Designations — Toronto to
North Bay (Hwy. 400).
Made— June 27th, 1979.
Filed— July 9th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 398 OF REVISED
REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
1. Regulation 398 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding thereto the
following Schedule:
Schedule la
In the Town of Vaughan in The Regional Municipal-
ity of York, formerly in the Township of Vaughan in the
County of York being,
(a) part of lots 15 and 16 in Concession 5; and
(b) part of the road allowance between lots 15 and
16 in Concession 5 (Rutherford Road),
and being those portions of the highway shown as
Parts 1 to 9, both inclusive, on Plan P-2758-102,
being a Reference Plan deposited in the Land Registry
Office for the Registry Division of Toronto Boroughs
and York South (No. 64) on the 4th day of May, 1970 as
Number 64R-7649. O. Reg. 492/79, s. 1.
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 493/79.
Speed Limits.
Made— June 27th, 1979.
Filed— July 9th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 429 OF REVISED
REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Part 5 of Schedule 24 to Regulation 429 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970 is
amended by adding thereto the following para-
graph:
19. That part of the King's Highway known
County of as No. 17 in the Township of McNab in
Renfrew the County of Renfrew lying between a
point situate at its intersection with the
road allowance between lots 3 and 4 in
Concession A and a point situate at its
intersection with a road allowance bet-
ween lots 4 and 5 in the said Concession
A.
2. — (1) Clause b of paragraph 8 of Part 4 of
Schedule 38 to the said Regulation is revoked.
(2) Part 5 of the said Schedule 38 is amended by
adding thereto the following paragraph:
Township of
McNab
County of
Simcoe
Twps. of Essa
and Innisfil
15. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 27 on the line between the
Township of Essa and the Township of
Innisfil in the County of Simcoe begin-
ning at a point situate 600 metres mea-
sured northerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the King's Highway
known as No. 89 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 450 metres.
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3. Paragraph 1 of Part 7 of Schedule 1 10 to the said
Regulation, as made by subsection 2 of section 3
of Ontario Regulation 256/79, is amended by
striking out "westerly" in the sixth line and
inserting in lieu thereof "easterly".
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 494/79.
Parking.
Made— June 27th, 1979.
Filed— July 9th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 421 OF REVISED
REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1 . Schedule 6 of Appendix A to Regulation 42 1 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970 is
amended by adding thereto the following para-
graphs:
34. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 1 1 in the Improvement District
of Opasatika in the Territorial District of Cochrane
beginning at a point situate at its intersection with the
easterly limit of the roadway known as St. Antony
Street and extending easterly therealong for a distance
of 290 metres.
35. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 1 1 in the Improvement District
of Opasatika in the Territorial District of Cochrane
beginning at a point situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known as St. Anne Street
and extending westerly therealong for a distance of 395
metres.
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THE SMALL CLAIMS COURTS ACT
O. Reg. 495/79.
Tariff of Fees.
Made— June 27th, 1979.
Filed— July 9th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 647/77
MADE UNDER
THE SMALL CLAIMS COURTS ACT
1 . — ( 1) Item 2 of Schedule 2 to Ontario Regulation
647/77 is amended by striking out "mileage per
mile" in the first line and inserting in lieu thereof
"for each kilometre".
(2) Clauses a and b of the said item 2 are revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(a) in northern Ontario $ .31
(b) in southern Ontario $ .30
2. — (1) Subitem 1 of item 3 of the said Schedule 2 is
amended by striking out "mileage will be
allowed to the bailiff only in excess of ten miles"
in the first line and inserting in lieu thereof "a
travelling allowance will be allowed to the bailiff
only in excess of sixteen kilometres".
(2) Subitem 2 of the said item 3 is amended by
striking out "A mileage fee in lieu of actual
mileage travelled" in the first line and inserting
in lieu thereof "A fee in lieu of actual kilometres
travelled".
3. Item 3 of Schedule 3 to the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted therefor
3. Where a witness resides more than 5.0 kilometres
from the place where the court is held, his reason-
able travelling expenses actually incurred not
exceeding 30 cents per kilometre, one way.
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THE EDUCATION ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 496/79.
Supervisory Officers.
Made— June 12th, 1979.
Approved — June 27th, 1979.
Filed— July 9th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 140/75
MADE UNDER
THE EDUCATION ACT, 1974
1 . Subsection 2 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
140/75 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(2) A person who holds a Supervisory Officer's Cer-
tificate or who under this Regulation is deemed to hold a
Supervisory Officer's Certificate is qualified as a super-
visory officer under this Regulation, and a person
employed by a board with the approval of the Minister
under subsection 4 of section 3 is qualified as a super-
visory officer under this Regulation for the period dur-
ing which the person is employed by the board in a
position referred to in that subsection. O. Reg. 496/
79, s. 1.
2 . Subsection 2 of section 2 of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted therefor
(2) A candidate for a Supervisory Officer's Certifi-
cate shall submit to the Minister with his application
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 496/79
evidence that he has seven years of successful experi-
ence,
(a) as a teacher and that he holds,
(i) the degree of Bachelor of Arts or
Bachelor of Science from an Ontario
university, or a degree the Minister
considers equivalent thereto,
(ii) a permanent teaching certificate valid
in Ontario, and
(iii) one of,
a. an Elementary School Princi-
pal's Certificate,
b. a Secondary School Principal's
Certificate, Type A,
c. a Secondary School Principal's
Certificate, Type B,
d. a Secondary School Principal's
Certificate, or
e. a Master of Education degree
or a degree the Minister consid-
ers equivalent thereto; or
(b) in business administration acceptable to the
Minister, at least two years of which is in the
employ of a board in Ontario or of the Minis-
try, and that he holds,
(i) the degree of Bachelor of Arts or
Bachelor of Science from an Ontario
university or a degree the Minister
considers equivalent thereto, or is an
architect, a chartered accountant or a
professional engineer, or holds a pro-
fessional qualification the Minister
considers equivalent thereto, and
(ii) one of,
a. the degree of Master of Educa-
tion or Master of Business
Administration or a degree the
Minister considers equivalent
thereto, or
b. a certificate indicating suc-
cessful completion of a program
in school management ap-
proved by the Minister and
evidence of successful comple-
tion of two additional courses
approved by the Minister for
the purpose of this clause; or
(c) in business administration acceptable to the
Minister, at least five years of which is in the
employ of a board in Ontario or of the Minis-
try, and that he holds,
(i) a certificate as a Certified General
Accountant, or a designation as a
Registered Industrial Accountant from
the Society of Management Accoun-
tants, and
(ii) the qualifications set out in subclause ii
of clause b. O. Reg. 496/79, s. 2.
3. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 3 of the said Regu-
lation is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(1) A supervisory officer responsible for the
development, implementation, operation and supervi-
sion of educational programs in schools shall,
(a) hold the qualifications set out in clause a of
subsection 2 of section 2 and a Supervisory
Officer's Certificate; or
(b) be a person who is deemed to hold a Supervis-
ory Officer's Certificate under section 4. O.
Reg. 496/79, s. 3 (1).
(2) Subsection 2 of the said section 3, exclusive of
the clauses, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(2) On and after the 1st day of September, 1975, a
senior business official who,
shall, subject to subsection 4, be a person who holds, or
who under this Regulation is deemed to hold, a Super-
visory Officer's Certificate, or who holds other qualifi-
cations acceptable to the Minister.
(3) Subsection 3 of the said section 3, exclusive of
the clauses, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(3) On and after the 1st day of September, 1975, a
business official who,
shall, subject to subsection 4, be a person who holds, or
who under this Regulation is deemed to hold, a Super-
visory Officer's Certificate, or who holds other qualifi-
cations acceptable to the Minister.
(4) The said section 3 is amended by adding thereto
the following subsection:
(4) A board may, with the approval of the Minister,
appoint as a senior business official to whom subsection
2 applies or a business official to whom subsection 3
applies, for a term fixed by the Minister, a person who
does not hold a Supervisory Officer's Certificate and is
not deemed to hold such certificate under this Regula-
tion if,
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 498/79 4059
(a) such person holds the qualifications set out in
subclause i of clause b or subclause i of clause
c of subsection 2 of section 2 and agrees with
the board in writing to complete the require-
ments of subclause ii of the said clause b or
subclause ii of the said clause c , as the case
may be, within the term fixed by the Minister
and to be a candidate at the written or oral
examinations referred to in subsection 1 of
section 2 at the first opportunity available to
such person; and
(b) the board agrees with the Minister in writing
that it will take all necessary steps to termi-
nate the appointment of the person to such
position forthwith upon the person ceasing to
make satisfactory progress toward the com-
pletion of such requirements. O. Reg. 496/
79, s. 3 (4).
Bette Stephenson
Minister of Education
Dated at Toronto, this 12th day of June, 1979.
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 497/79.
Order made under Section 29a
of The Planning Act.
Made— July 3rd, 1979.
Filed— July 9th, 1979.
Premising that the north 10° 35' west of the road
allowance between Concessions II and III is
astronomic and referring all bearings herein thereto;
Beginning at the southeasterly angle of the said Lot
92;
Thence north 10° 40' west along the easterly limit of
the said Lot 92 a distance of 283. 12 feet to a point in
the production easterly of the southerly limit of Lot 9 1
according to said Registered Plan Number 402;
Thence south 72° 53' west along the said easterly
production 293.23 feet to a point therein distant
250 feet measured north 72° 53' east along the south-
erly limit of the said Lot 91 from the southwesterly
angle of the said Lot 91;
Thence south 10° 35' east 60 feet;
Thence south 11° 23' 40" east 86.29 feet to a point
distant 250 feet measured north 76° 10' east from the
westerly limit of the said Lot 92;
Thence south 10° 35' east 120 feet to a point in the
southerly limit of the said Lot 92 distant 250 feet
measured north 76° 10' east thereon from the south-
westerly angle thereof;
Thence north 76° 10' east along the said southerly
limit 291.15 feet, more or less, to the place of begin-
ning. O. Reg. 497/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 3rd day of July, 1979.
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REGULATION' MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29o
OF THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March.
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 27, as it existed on the 25th day of
June. 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario. 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
That parcel of land situate in the Town of East
Gwillimbury in The Regional Municipality of York,
formerly in the Township of East Gwillimbury in the
County of York, being composed of that part of Lot
92 according to a Plan registered in the Land Registry
Office for the Registry Division of Toronto and York
(No. 66) as Number 402, containing by admeasure-
ment 1.834 acres be the same more or less, more
particularly described as follows:
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 498/79.
Order made under Section 29a
of The Planning Act.
Made— July 3rd, 1979.
Filed— July 9th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a
OF THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March.
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 27, as it existed on the 25 th day of
June, 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
1
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O. Reg. 498/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 499/79
That parcel of land situate in the Township of
Mariposa in the County of Victoria, being composed
of that part of Lot 1 in Concession A designated as
Part 23 according to a Reference Plan deposited in the
Land Registry Office for the Registry Division of
Victoria (No. 57) as Number RD-200 and being also
Lot 29 on a Registrar's Compiled Plan registered in
the said Land Registry Office as Number 547. O.
Reg. 498/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 3rd day of July, 1979.
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THE PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
O. Reg. 499/79.
Designation of Parks.
Made— July 4th, 1979.
Filed— July 9th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 695 OF REVISED
REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
1. — (1) Schedule 10 of Appendix B to Regulation
695 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 10
KETTLE LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK
In the geographic Township of German in the Ter-
ritorial District of Cochrane, in the Province of Ontario,
containing an area of 1260.79 hectares, more or less,
described as follows:
Beginning at the southeasterly corner of Lot 4, in
Concession II; thence northerly along the easterly limit
of said Lot 4 to the southerly limit of Lot 4, in Conces-
sion III; thence easterly along the said southerly limit to
the southeasterly corner of Lot 4, in Concession III;
thence northerly along the easterly limit of said Lot 4 to
the northeasterly corner thereof; thence northerly in a
straight line to the southeasterly corner of Lot 4, Con-
cession IV; thence northerly along the easterly limit of
said Lot 4 to the southerly limit of the right of way of the
Ontario Natural Gas Pipeline; thence in a southwes-
terly direction along the said southerly limit to the eas-
terly limit of Lot 6, in Concession IV; thence southerly
along that easterly limit 5.276 metres; thence north 89°
36' 54" west astronomically 15.328 metres, more or less,
to the southerly limit of the right of way of the Ontario
Natural Gas Pipeline; thence in a southwesterly direc-
tion along the said southerly limit 942.384 metres;
thence southerly parallel to the easterly limit of Lot 7, in
concessions III and IV a distance of 554 metres, more or
less, to the easterly limit of Mclnnis Lake Cottage Road;
thence in a general southwesterly direction along the
said easterly limit and its southwesterly production to
the southerly limit of a travelled road; thence in a gener-
al northwesterly direction along the said southerly limit
to the northerly limit of Lot 7, in Concession III; thence
westerly along the said northerly limit of Lot 7 and Lot
8, in Concession III to the easterly limit of the right of
way of the King's Highway as shown on the Ministry of
Transportation and Communications Plan P-2 173-3;
thence in a general southwesterly direction along the
said easterly limit to the northerly limit of Lot 8, in
Concession II; thence westerly along the said northerly
limit 290.648 metres to the northwesterly corner of Lot
7, in Concession II; thence southerly along the westerly
limit of said Lot 7 a distance of 835.652 metres; thence
east astronomically 806. 723 metres, more or less, to the
westerly limit of Lot 6, in Concession II; thence south-
erly along the westerly limit of said Lot 6 to the south-
westerly corner thereof; thence easterly along the south-
erly limit of said Lot 6 to the southeasterly corner there-
of; thence easterly in a straight line to the northwesterly
corner of Lot 5, in Concession I; thence southerly along
the westerly limit of said Lot 5 a distance of 402.336
metres; thence easterly parallel to the northerly limit of
lots 5 and 4, in Concession I to the easterly limit of Lot 4,
in Concession I; thence northerly along the easterly
limit of Lot 4 to the northeasterly corner of said Lot 4;
thence westerly along the northerly limit of said Lot 4 to
the place of beginning. O. Reg. 499/79, s. 1 (1).
(2) Schedule 13 of the said Appendix B, as re-made
by subsection 2 of section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 517/78, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
Schedule 13
NAGAGAMISIS PROVINCIAL PARK
In the geographic townships of Frost, Elgie and
McEwing, in the Territorial District of Algoma, con-
taining an area of 8131.348 hectares, more or less,
described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the southerly boundary of the
Township of Frost distant 10.863 kilometres measured
east astronomically from the northwesterly corner of
the geographic Township of Elgie; thence east
astronomically 16.093 kilometres; thence north
astronomically 4.828 kilometres; thence west
astronomically 6.017 kilometres, more or less, toapoint
distant 198.730 metres measured northerly from and
perpendicularly to the water's edge of Nagagamisis
Lake; thence in a general northwesterly and southwes-
terly direction parallel to the said water's edge and
198.730 metres in perpendicular distance therefrom to
the intersection with the northerly production of the
easterly limit of Lot 5 1 according to Plan M- 190; thence
southerly along that production and the easterly limit of
said Lot 51 and its southerly production to a point
distant 49.987 metres measured southerly from and
perpendicularly to the said water's edge of Nagagamisis
Lake; thence in a general southwesterly direction
parallel to the said water's edge and 49.987 metres in
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
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perpendicular distance therefrom to the intersection
with the southerly production of the westerly limit of
Block A, Plan M-190; thence northerly along that
southerly production and the westerly limit of said
Block A to the northwesterly corner of said Block A;
thence west astronomically to a point distant 198.730
metres measured northerly from and perpendicularly to
the said water's edge of Nagagamisis Lake; thence in a
general southwesterly and westerly direction parallel to
the said water's edge of Nagagamisis Lake and the
water's edge along the northerly bank of the
Nagagamisis River to a point distant 6.035 kilometres
measured south 87° 30' east from the northwesterly
corner of the Township of Elgie; thence south
astronomically 397.460 metres, more or less, to a point
distant 198.730 metres measured southerly from and
perpendicularly to the water's edge along the southerly
bank of the Nagagamisis River; thence in a general
southeasterly, northeasterly and easterly direction
parallel to the said water's edge of the Nagagamisis
River and the water's edge of Nagagamisis Lake and
the stream between Nagagamisis Lake and Crew Lake
and the water's edge of Crew Lake and 198. 730 metres
in perpendicular distance therefrom to the intersection
with a line drawn north astronomically from the place
of beginning; thence south astronomically 274.320
metres, more or less, to the place of beginning.
Excepting therefrom that part of Secondary High-
way Number 631 crossing the said lands. O. Reg.
499/79, s. 1 (2).
(3) Schedule 109 of the said Appendix B, as made by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 46/74, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 109
FRONTENAC PROVINCIAL PARK
All that tract of land in the townships of Bedford and
Loughborough, in the County of Frontenac, containing
an area of 5 129. 796 hectares, more or less, described as
follows:
Beginning at the southeasterly corner of Lot 19, in
Concession XII, in the Township of Loughborough;
thence northerly along the easterly limit of said Lot 19 a
distance of 201.168 metres; thence east astronomically
to a point distant 9 1 .440 metres measured southeasterly
from and perpendicularly to the high-water mark along
the northwesterly shore of North Bay of Buck Lake;
thence in a northeasterly, northwesterly and northeas-
terly direction parallel to the said high- water mark and
91.440 metres in perpendicular distance therefrom to
the intersection with the southerly production of the
easterly limit of Lot 21, in Concession XHI; thence
northerly along the said southerly production and the
easterly limit of said Lot 2 1 to the northeasterly corner
thereof; thence easterly along the northerly limit of Lot
22, in Concession XHI and its easterly production to a
point distant 91.440 metres measured southeasterly
from and perpendicularly to the high-water mark along
the northwesterly shore of the North Bay of Buck Lake;
thence in a general northeasterly direction parallel to
the said high-water mark and 91.440 metres in perpen-
dicular distance therefrom to the intersection with the
southerly production of the easterly limit of Lot 22,
Concession XI\'; thence northerly along the said south-
erly production and the said easterly limit of the said
Lot 22 to the high- water mark of Labelle Lake; thence
in a general northeasterly direction along the said high-
water mark to the intersection with the southerly limit
of Lot 1 , in Concession X, Township of Bedford; thence
easterly along the southerly limit of said Lot 1 to the
southeasterly corner thereof; thence northerly along the
easterly limit of Lot 1 . in Concession X and its northerly
production and the easterly limit of Lot 2 , in Concession
X to the northeasterly corner of said Lot 2; thence
easterly in a straight line to the southwesterly corner of
Lot 3, in Concession XI; thence easterly along the
southerly limit of said Lot 3 and its easterly production
to a point distant 9 1 . 440 metres measured easterly from
and perpendicularly to the high-water mark of Big
Clear Lake; thence in a northerly and northwesterly
direction parallel to the high-water mark of Big Clear
Lake and 91.440 metres in perpendicular distance
therefrom to the southerly production of the easterly
limit of Lot 5 , in Concession X; thence northerly along
the said production to the southerly limit of said Lot 5;
thence westerly along the southerly limit of the said lot
to the northerly limit of the right of way of a road known
as the Ottawa Road; thence northeasterly along the said
road limit to the easterly limit of Lot 5 , in Concession X;
thence northerly along the said easterly limit and its
northerly production to a point distant 91.440 metres
measured southeasterly from and perpendicularly to
the high-water mark along the northwesterly shore of
Devil Lake; thence in a northeasterly direction parallel
to the said high- water mark of Devil Lake and 91.440
metres in perpendicular distance therefrom to the eas-
terly production of the northerly limit of Lot 6, in Con-
cession XI; thence westerly along that production and
the northerly limit of said Lot 6 to the northwesterly
corner thereof; thence westerly in a straight line to the
southeasterly corner of Lot 7, in Concession X; thence
northerly along the easterly limit of the said lot and its
northerly production to a point distant 91.440 metres
measured northerly from and perpendicularly to the
high-water mark along the southerly shore of Devil
Lake; thence in a general westerly direction parallel to
the said high- water mark and 91.440 metres in perpen-
dicular distance therefrom to the mid-channel between
the high- water mark along the southerly shore of Island
50 and the high-water mark along the northerly shore of
Lot 7, Concession X, in the Township of Bedford;
thence in a general westerly direction along that mid-
channel to a point distant 91.440 metres measured
southeasterly from and perpendicularly to the high-
water mark along the southerly shore of Devil Lake;
thence in a northwesterly and southwesterly direction
parallel to the said high- water mark and 91.440 metres
in perpendicular distance therefrom to the mid-channel
between islands 52 and 53; thence in a southwesterly
direction along that mid-channel to a point distant
91.440 metres measured northerly from and perpen-
dicularly to the high-water mark along the southerly
shore of Devil Lake; thence in a westerly direction
parallel to the said high- water mark and 91.440 metres
in perpendicular distance therefrom to the easterly pro-
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O. Reg. 501/79
duction of the southerly limit of Lot 7 in Concession
VIII in the said Township of Bedford; thence northerly
and westerly following the middle channel of Devil
Lake to the confluence with a stream lying between
Devil Lake and Kingsford Lake; thence westerly on the
water's edge along the southerly bank of that stream to
the easterly limit of the dam site of the Gananoque
Electric Light and Water Supply Company Limited;
thence southerly along the easterly limit of the dam site
to the southeasterly corner thereof; thence westerly
along the southerly limit of the said dam site to the
southwesterly corner thereof; thence northerly along
the westerly limit of the dam site to the water's edge of
the stream lying between Devil Lake and Kingsford
Lake; thence westerly along that water's edge to the
confluence with the water of Kingsford Lake; thence in
a southwesterly direction following the middle channel
of Kingsford Lake to the easterly production of the
southerly limit of Lot 3 in Concession VI; thence eas-
terly in a straight line to the middle channel between
Earincliffe Island and Lot 3 in Concession VI; thence
southeasterly in a straight line to a point distant 91.440
metres measured easterly from and perpendicularly to
the most southerly extremity of Earincliffe island;
thence easterly and southeasterly parallel to the high-
water mark along the northerly shore of Birch Lake and
91.440 metres in perpendicular distance therefrom to
the intersection with the southerly production of the
westerly limit of Lot 2 in Concession VII; thence south-
erly along that production to a point distant 91.440
metres measured northwesterly from and perpendicu-
larly to the high-water mark along the southerly shore
of Birch Lake; thence in a southwesterly direction
parallel to the said high- water mark of Birch Lake and
91.440 metres in perpendicular distance therefrom to
the northerly production of the westerly limit of Lot 1 1
in Concession XIV, Township of Loughborough;
thence southerly along the said production and the said
westerly limit and its southerly production to the north-
erly limit of Lot 1 1 in Concession XIII; thence westerly
along the northerly limit of said Lot 1 1 to the northwes-
terly corner thereof; thence southerly along the westerly
limit of the said lot to the line between the north half and
south half of said Lot 11; thence easterly along the said
line to the easterly limit of the said lot; thence southerly
along that easterly limit to the southerly limit of a road
known as Township Road; thence southwesterly along
that road limit to the westerly limit of Lot 1 1 in Conces-
sion XII; thence southerly along that westerly limit and
its southerly production to the southwesterly corner
thereof; thence easterly along the southerly limit of
Concession XII to the southeasterly corner of Lot IS in
Concession XII; thence northerly along the easterly
limit of Lot 15 to the line between the north half and
south half of Lot 16 in Concession XII; thence easterly
along the line between the north half and south half of
lots 16 and 17 in Concession XII to the easterly limit of
said Lot 17; thence southerly along the easterly limit of
said Lot 1 7 to the southeasterly corner thereof; thence
easterly along the southerly limit of Concession XII to
the place of beginning.
Saving and excepting therefrom the west half of the
west half of the north half of Lot 16 in Concession XIV
in the Township of Loughborough;
Also saving and excepting therefrom part of Lot 1 7 ,
Concession XIV, in the Township of Loughborough;
Commencing at a point in the southerly limit of said
Lot 17 distant 60.350 metres measured easterly along
that southerly limit from the southwesterly corner of
said Lot 17; thence easterly along the southerly limit of
said Lot 1 7 a distance of 60.350 metres; thence northerly
parallel to the westerly limit of said Lot 17 a distance of
603.504 metres, more or less, to the high-water mark
along the southerly shore of Big Salmon Lake; thence in
a westerly direction along the said high- water mark to a
line drawn northerly parallel to the westerly limit of
said Lot 17 from the point of commencement; thence
southerly along the said parallel line to the point of
commencement.
Also saving and excepting therefrom Island 54 in
Devil Lake in front of Lot 6, in Concession IX,
Township of Bedford. O. Reg. 499/79, s. 1 (3).
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THE FOREST FIRI S PREVENTION ACT
O. Reg. 500/79.
Restricted Fire Zoih .
Made— July 9th, 1979.
Filed— July 10th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE FOREST FIRES PREVENTION ACT
RESTRICTED FIRE ZONE
1. The Northwestern Fire Region, as described in
Schedule 1 of Appendix "A" of Regulation 354 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970 and amended by
Ontario Regulation 502/74, is declared to be a
Restricted Fire Zone from the 1 1th day of July to the
31st day of July, both inclusive, in the year 1979. O.
Reg. 500/79, s. 1.
J. K. Reynolds
Deputy Minister
of Natural Resources
Dated at Toronto, this 9th day of July, 1979.
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 501/79.
Restricted Areas — Part of the
District of Sudbury.
Made— July 9th, 1979.
Filed— July 10th, 1979.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 503/79 4063
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 568/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 568/72 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
24. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 18 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwel-
ling and buildings and structures accessory thereto pro-
vided the following requirements are met
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Minimum total floor
area of dwelling
Maximum percentage of
lot to be occupied by
dwelling
Maximum height of
dwelling
7.5 metres
3 metres on one side
and
1.2 metres on the
other side
7.5 metres
72 square metres
15 per cent
two and one-half
storeys
O. Reg. 501/79. s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 18
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Awrey in the Territorial District of Sud-
bury, described as Parcel 36309 Sudbury East Section,
being Lot 13 according to a Plan filed in the Land
Registry Office for the Land Titles Division of Sudbury
(No. 53) as Number M-411. O. Reg. 501/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 9th day of July, 1979.
(2836)
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 502/79.
Restricted Areas — County of Frontenac,
Township of Bedford.
Made — July 9th, 1979.
Filed— July 10th, 1979.
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REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 218/75
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 218/75 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
bv
101. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 105 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a seasonal residence
and buildings and structures accessory thereto provided
the following requirements are met:
Minimum distance be-
tween any building or
structure, excluding a
marine facility or pump
house, and the high
water mark of Bob's
Lake 100 feet
Minimum side yards
10 feet
Minimum rear yard
25 feet
Maximum lot coverage
30 per cent
O. Reg. 502/79, s. 1
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 105
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Bed-
ford in the County of Frontenac, being that part of Lot
22 in Concession H designated as Lot 11 on a Plan
deposited in the Land Registry Office for the Registry
Division of Frontenac (No. 13) as Number RD-
204. O. Reg. 502/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 9th day of July, 1979.
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THE ONTARIO GUARANTEED ANNUAL
INCOME ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 503/79.
Guaranteed Income Limit.
Made— June 27th, 1979.
Filed— July 10th, 1979.
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REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ONTARIO GUARANTEED ANNUAL
INCOME ACT, 1974
GUARANTEED INCOME LIMIT
1. Commencing with the month of July, 1979 the
guaranteed income limit is,
(a) in the case of a beneficiary who is described in
any of subclause i, iv or vi of clause d of
section 1 of the Act, or who is described in
subclause Hi of clause d of section 1 of the Act
and is married to a spouse who is not entitled
to receive a spouse's allowance authorized to
be paid under Part II. 1 of theOldAge Security
Act (Canada), the amount of $4,286.76;
(b) in the case of a beneficiary who is described in
either subclause ii or v of clause d of section 1
of the Act, the amount of $4,166.76;
(c) in the case of a beneficiary described in sub-
clause iii of clause d of section 1 of the Act and
who is married to a spouse who is entitled to
receive a spouse's allowance authorized to be
paid under Part II. 1 of the Old Age Security
Act (Canada), the amount of $3,996.48; and
(d) in the case of a beneficiary described in sub-
clause vii of clause d of section 1 of the Act, the
amount of $8,333.52. O. Reg. 503/79, s. 1.
2. Ontario Regulation 264/79 is revoked. O. Reg.
503/79, s. 2.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day of
July, 1979. O. Reg. 503/79, s. 3.
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 504/79
THE COUNTY OF OXFORD ACT, 1974
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O. Reg. 504/79.
Order of the Minister.
Made— July 9th, 1979.
Filed— July 10th, 1979.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE COUNTY OF OXFORD ACT, 1974
ORDER
1 . Under the provisions of section 85 of the Act, It Is
Ordered:
1 . The rates of taxation for general purposes for
the year 1979 which, but for this Order, would
have been levied by the council of an area
municipality on the whole of the assessment
for real property and business assessment
according to the last revised assessment roll in
the merged areas of such area municipality
specified in the Schedule hereto, shall be
increased or decreased by the council of the
area municipality in each such merged area by
the number of mills specified in the said
Schedule.
2. The amounts ascertained by multiplying the
mill rates specified in this Order by the
assessment for each such merged area shall be
included in the sums adopted by each area
municipality concerned for general purposes
in accordance with section 307 of The
Municipal Act. O. Reg. 504/79, s. 1.
Schedule
Merged Areas
Area Municipality of the Township of Blandford-Blenheim
— the former Township of Blandford
— the former Township of Blenheim
Area Municipality of the Township of Zorra
— the former Township of East Nissouri
— the former Village of Embro
— the former Township of West Zorra
— that part of the former Township of North Oxford annexed to the Township
Area Municipality of the Township of Norwich
— the former Township of East Oxford
— the former Township of North Norwich
— the former Village of Norwich
— the former Township of South Norwich
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Mill Rate Adjustments
Residential Commercial
- .46
- .54
+ .28
+ .32
- .635
- .747
+ 2.117
+ 2.491
+ .082
+ .097
+ .315
+ .371
-1.097
-1.289
- .489
- .575
+ 7.348
+ 8.645
-2.175
-2.558
O. Reg. 504/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 505/79 4065
Area Municipality of the Township of South-West Oxford
— the former Village of Beachville
— the former Township of West Oxford
— that part of the former Township of Dereham annexed to the Township
Dated at Toronto, this 9th day of July, 1979.
(2839)
+ .090 + .106
-1.088 -1.280
- .794 -I- .934
O. Reg. 504/79, Sched.
Thomas L. Wells
Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs
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THE FOREST FIRES PREVENTION ACT
O. Reg. 505/79.
Restricted Fire Zone.
Made— July 10th, 1979.
Filed— July 10th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE FOREST FIRES PREVENTION ACT
RESTRICTED FIRE ZONE
1. That part of the North Central Fire Region
Described in Schedule "A" hereto is declared to be a
Restricted Fire Zone from the 1 1th day of July to the
31st day of July, both inclusive, in the vear 1979. O.
Reg. 505/79. s. 1.
Schedule "A"
In the territorial districts of Algoma, Kenora, Kenora
Patricia Portion and Thunder Bay described as follows:
Beginning at the southeasterly corner of the geog-
raphic Township of Corman in the Territorial District
of Kenora; thence northerly along the easterly boundary
of the geographic townships of Corman and Chartrand
and the northerly production of the easterly boundary
of the geographic Township of Chartrand to the south-
westerly corner of G.T.P. Block No. 6; thence easterly
along the south boundary of that block to the southeas-
terly corner thereof; thence northerly along the easterly
boundary of that block and the northerly production of
the easterly boundary of that Block No. 6 to the base
line run by Phillips and Benner. Ontario Land Sur-
veyors, in 1931; thence northeasterly in a straight line to
the intersection of latitude 50° 00' with the meridian line
run by K. G. Ross, Ontario Land Surveyor, in 1921;
thence easterly along latitude 50° 00' to longitude 90°
00'; thence northerly along longitude 90° 00' to latitude
51° 00'; thence easterly along latitude 51° 00' to the
intersection with the northerly production of the wes-
terly boundary of the geographic Township of Bicknell
in the Territorial District of Cochrane; thence southerly
along that production to the northwesterly corner of the
geographic Township of Bicknell; thence easterly along
the northerly boundary of the last mentioned geog-
raphic township to the northeasterly corner thereof;
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thence southerly along the easterly boundary of the
geographic townships of Bicknell, Boyce and Clavet to
the northerly boundary of the geographic Township of
Downer; thence easterly along the northerly boundary
of the last mentioned geographic township to the north-
easterly corner thereof; thence southerly along the eas-
terly boundary of the geographic townships of Downer,
Frances and Flanders to the southeasterly corner of the
last mentioned geographic township; thence westerly
along the southerly boundary of the last mentioned
geographic township to the southwesterly corner there-
of; thence southerly along the westerly boundary of the
geographic townships of Foch and Drew to the north-
westerly corner of the geographic Township of Welsh;
thence easterly along the northerly boundary of the
geographic townships of Welsh and Matthews to the
northeasterly comer of the last mentioned geographic
township; thence southerly along the easterly boundary
of the geographic Township of Matthews to the north-
erly boundary of the geographic Township of Hamble-
ton; thence easterly along that northerly boundary to
the northeasterly corner of the geographic Township of
Hambleton; thence southerly along the easterly bound-
ary of the last mentioned geographic township to the
northwesterly corner of the geographic Township of
Strickland; thence easterly along the northerly bound-
ary of the geographic townships of Strickland and
Nameigos to the northeasterly corner of the last men-
tioned geographic township; thence southerly along the
easterly boundary- of the last mentioned geographic
township to the southeasterly corner thereof; thence
westerly along the southerly boundary of the last men-
tioned geographic township to the northeasterly corner
of the geographic Township of Cooper; thence south-
erly along the easterly boundary of the last mentioned
geographic township to the southeasterly corner there-
of; thence westerly along the southerly boundary of the
last mentioned geographic township to the northeas-
terly corner of the geographic Township of McGowan;
thence southerly along the easterly boundary of the
geographic townships of McGowan, Ashley and Dahl
to the southeasterly corner of the last mentioned geog-
raphic township; thence westerly along the southerly
boundary of the geographic townships of Dahl , Chapais
and Charbonneau to the southwesterly corner of the last
mentioned geographic township; thence westerly along
the westerly production of the southerly boundary of
the geographic Township of Charbonneau to the eas-
terly boundary of Pukaskwa National Park; thence
southwesterly along that boundary to the high water
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O. Reg. 507/79
mark of Lake Superior; thence southwesterly to the
intersection of longitude 86° 30' with the International
Boundary between Canada and the United States of
America; thence in a northwesterly, southwesterly and
westerly direction following that international bound-
ary to the intersection with the southerly production of
the easterly boundary of Quetico Provincial Park;
thence northerly along the said southerly production
and the easterly boundary of Quetico Provincial Park
and its northerly production to the intersection with the
easterly production of the southerly boundary of the
geographic Township of Corman; thence westerly
along that easterly production to the place of begin-
ning. O. Reg. 505/79, Sched. A.
J. K. Reynolds
Deputy Minister of
Natural Resources
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of July, 1979.
(2840)
31
THE AGRICULTURAL TILE DRAINAGE
INSTALLATION ACT, 1972
O. Reg. 506/79.
General.
Made— July 4th, 1979.
Filed— July 10th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 193/73
MADE UNDER
THE AGRICULTURAL TILE DRAINAGE
INSTALLATION ACT, 1972
1 . Clauses a and b of subsection 3 of section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 193/73 are revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(a) $100 in the case of a plough-type machine;
(b) $50 in the case of any other type of machine;
and
(c) $10 in the case of any machine mentioned in
clause a or b that, in the opinion of the Direc-
tor, is used solely for demonstration purposes.
2. Subsection 1 of section 1 1 of the said Regulation,
exclusive of the clauses, is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
(1) Except in the case of machines that, in the opin-
ion of the Director, are used solely for demonstration
purposes, every machine shall,
3. Form 2 of the said Regulation is amended by
renumbering paragraph 6 as paragraph 7 and by
adding thereto the following paragraph:
6. I hereby apply for a licence as a Class
(2841)
. operator.
3)
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
O. Reg. 507/79.
Hogs — Plan.
Made— July 4th, 1979.
Filed— July 10th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 327 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
1. Section 2 of the Schedule to Regulation 327 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
2. In this plan,
(a) "county" includes a regional municipality;
(b) "hogs" means hogs produced in Ontario;
(c) "processing" means the slaughtering of hogs;
(d) "producer" means a person engaged in the
production of hogs, and for the purpose of the
nomination, election or appointment of per-
sons under this plan means a person who is
registered for such purposes.
2. Subsection 2 of section 3 of the Schedule to the
said Regulation, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 32/74, is revoked.
3. Section 5 of the Schedule to the said Regulation
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
5. The producers of hogs are divided into four areas
as follows:
1. North Area, comprising the counties of
Bruce, Grey, Huron, Perth and Wellington
and The Regional Municipality of Waterloo.
2. Central Area, comprising the counties of
Dufferin, Northumberland, Peterborough,
Simcoe and Victoria and the regional
municipalities of Durham, Halton, Peel and
York.
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O. Reg. 507/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 508/79 4067
3. South Area, comprising the counties of Brant.
Elgin, Essex, Kent, Lambton, Middlesex and
Oxford and the regional municipalities of
Haldimand-Norfolk, Hamilton- Wentworth
and Niagara.
4. East Area, comprising the counties of Dun-
das, Frontenac, Glengarry, Grenville, Hast-
ings, Lanark, Leeds, Lennox and Addington,
Prescott, Prince Edward, Renfrew, Russell
and Stormont and The Regional Municipality
of Ottawa-Carleton.
4. Section 7 of the Schedule to the said Regulation,
as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
32/74, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
7. Each Area Pork Producers' Council shall be com-
posed of members who are producers of hogs in the
counties of the area.
8. — (1) In each year, as soon as practicable after
statistical information respecting the preceding year is
available, the local board shall cause to be calculated
the representation to be allotted to each County Pork
Producers' Association on its respective Area Pork Pro-
ducers' Council.
(2) The calculation under subsection 1 shall be based
on a nominal total membership for all Area Pork Pro-
ducers' Councils of 250 members.
(3) Each County Pork Producers' Association shall
be allotted its proportionate share of 250 members
based on that county's proportionate share of the pro-
vincial total, calculated on a weighted basis of 60 per
cent of the representation being based on the number of
active producers in the county during the preceding
year as a percentage of the provincial total and 40 per
cent of the representation being based on the total
number of hogs marketed from the county during the
preceding year as a percentage of the provincial total.
(4) In those counties in which elections are scheduled
in that year, the local board shall inform the County
Pork Producers' Association of the number of members
on the Area Pork Producers' Council allotted to that
association prior to the meeting called under section 1 1 .
5. Subsections 1, 2, 3 and 4 of section 9 of the
Schedule to the said Regulation, as remade by
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 32/74, are
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(1) No change in the number of members on an Area
Pork Producers' Council shall be made in any year in
which there is no election of members to that Area Pork
Producers' Council regardless of whether or not the
total number of members of all Area Pork Producers'
Councils is, by reason of such change not being made,
other than 250.
(2) From the North Area, the number of producer-
members, calculated and allotted bv the local board
under section 8, shall be elected to the Area Pork Pro-
ducers' Council in 1980 for a term of three years.
(3) From the Central Area, the number of producer-
members, calculated and allotted by the local board
under section 8, shall be elected to the Area Pork Pro-
ducers' Council in 1981 for a term of three years.
(4) From the East Area, the number of producer-
members, calculated and allotted by the local board
under section 8. shall be elected to the Area Pork Pro-
ducers' Council in 1981 for a term of three years.
(4a) From the South Area, the number of producer-
members, calculated and allotted by the local board
under section 8, shall be elected to the Area Pork Pro-
ducers' Council in 1982 for a term of three years.
(2842)
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THE JUDICATURE ACT
O. Reg. 508/79.
Salaries and Benefits of Masters.
Made— July 4th, 1979.
Filed— July 11th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 7/76
MADE UNDER
THE JUDICATURE ACT
1. Section 1 of Ontario Regulation 7/76, as remade
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 29/79, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
1. On and after the 1st day of October, 1978 the
annual salary of a master in a position referred to in
Column 1 of the Schedule shall be the salary set opposite
thereto in Column 2. O. Reg. 508/79, s. 1.
2. The Schedule to the said Regulation, as remade
by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 29/79, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule
Item
Column 1
Column 2
1.
2.
Senior Master
Master
$50,000
46,707
(2843)
329
O. Reg. 508/79, s. 2.
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4068 O. Reg. 509/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
THE MINING ACT
O. Reg. 509/79.
Rope Testing Laboratories.
Made— June 27th, 1979.
Filed— July 11th, 1979.
O. Reg. 511/79
REGULATION TO AMEND ONTARIO REGULATION 262/71
MADE UNDER THE MINING ACT
1. The Table to Ontario Regulation 262/71 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Column 4
Type
Diameter in Inches
Fee
Fee
Round or
flattened
strand
To and including %
Over % to and including 1%
Over 1% to and including 2
Over 2 and including 2!4
Over 2 '4 to and including 2Vi
Over 2Vi to and including 3
Over 3 to and including 3'/2
$ 90.00
140.00
230.00
275.00
530.00
990.00
1,445.00
$ 100.00
155.00
250.00
305.00
585.00
1,065.00
1,595.00
Lock coil
To and including 7/s
Over % to and including 1%
Over Wh to and including 154
Over 1% to and including 2Vi
$110.00
180.00
275.00
760.00
$120.00
200.00
305.00
835.00
(2844)
31
THE TRAVEL INDUSTRY ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 510/79.
General.
Made— July 4th, 1979.
Filed— July 11th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 367/75
MADE UNDER
THE TRAVEL INDUSTRY ACT, 1974
1. Section 3 of Ontario Regulation 367/75 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
3. Fees payable to the Registrar are as follows:
1 . Upon application for registration as a travel
wholesaler or travel agent $100
2. For each branch office
3. Upon application for renewal of registra-
tion as a travel wholesaler, travel agent or
branch office 100
O. Reg. 510/79, s. 1.
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THE CONSUMER REPORTING ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 511/79.
General.
Made— July 4th, 1979.
Filed— July 11th, 1979.
100
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REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 251/74
MADE UNDER
THE CONSUMER REPORTING ACT, 1973
1. Section 4 of Ontario Regulation 251/74 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
O. Reg. 511/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 514/79 4069
•4. Fees payable to the Registrar are as follows:
1. Upon application for registration as a
consumer reporting agency or for the
maintenance of registration as a con-
sumer reporting agency $40
2 . For each branch office registration
40
3. Upon application for registration as a
personal information investigator or for
maintenance of registration as a personal
information investigator 20
4. Upon late filing for maintenance of
registration as a consumer reporting
agency a surcharge of 40
O. Reg. 511/79, s. 1.
(2846) 31
THE MORTGAGE BROKERS ACT
O. Reg. 512/79.
General.
Made— July 4th, 1979.
Filed— July 11th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 461/71
MADE UNDER
THE MORTGAGE BROKERS ACT
1. Section 2 of Ontario Regulation 461/71, as
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
640/75, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
2. Fees payable to the Registrar are as follows:
1. Upon application for registration or
reinstatement as a mortgage broker or
for maintenance of registration as a
mortgage broker $ 40
2. For written examination of an appli-
cant for registration as a mortgage
broker
3. Upon the filing of a prospectus under
section 12 of the Act,
(a) where the number of lots or
other units does not exceed 50
(b) where the number of lots or
other units exceeds 50, $50 for
each additional lot or fraction
thereof in excess of 50 to a
maximum of $700
10
300
4. Upon late filing for maintenance of
registration as a mortgage broker a sur-
charge of
40
(2847)
O. Reg. 512/79, s. 1.
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THE COLLECTION AGENCIES ACT
O. Reg. 513/79.
General.
Made— July 4th, 1979.
Filed— Jury 11th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 21/71
MADE UNDER
THE COLLECTION AGENCIES ACT
1. Section 11 of Ontario Regulation 21/71 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
11. Fees payable to the Registrar are as follows:
1. Upon application for registration or
reinstatement as a collection agency or
for maintenance or registration as a col-
lection agency $40
2. For each branch office 40
3. Upon application for registration or
reinstatement as a collector or for main-
tenance of registration as a collector ... 20
4. For written examination of an applicant
for registration as a collection agency . . 10
5. Upon late filing for maintenance of
registration as a collection agency a sur-
charge of 40
O. Reg. 513/79, s. 1.
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(2848)
THE PAPERBACK AND PERIODICAL
DISTRIBUTORS ACT, 1971
O. Reg. 514/79.
General.
Made— July 4th, 1979.
Filed— July 11th, 1979.
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4070 O. Reg. 514/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 517/79
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 409/71
MADE UNDER
THE PAPERBACK AND PERIODICAL
DISTRIBUTORS ACT, 1971
1. Section 3 of Ontario Regulation 409/71 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
3. Fees payable to the Registrar are as follows:
1. Upon application for registration as a
distributor or for maintenance of regis-
tration as a distributor $40
2. Upon late filing for maintenance of
registration as a distributor a sur-
charge of 40
(2849)
O. Reg. 514/79, s. 1.
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THE REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS
BROKERS ACT
O. Reg. 515/79.
General.
Made— July 4th, 1979.
Filed— July 11th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 769 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS
BROKERS ACT
1 . Section 1 1 of Regulation 769 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970, as amended by section 2
of Ontario Regulation 267/72 , is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
1 1. Fees payable to the Registrar are as follows:
1. Upon application for registration or
reinstatement as a broker or for main-
tenance of registration as a broker ... $ 40
2 . For each branch office
3. Upon application for registration or
reinstatement as a salesman or for
maintenance of registration as a sales-
man
4. Upon the filing of a prospectus under
section 49 of the Act where,
(a) the number of lots, or other
units, does not exceed 50
40
20
300
(6) the number of lots, or other
units, exceeds 50, $50 for each
additional 50 lots, or fraction
thereof, to a maximum of $700
5 . Upon the filing of a prospectus under
subsection 2 of section 56 of the Act .
6. Upon late filing for maintenance of
registration as a broker a surcharge of
200
40
O. Reg. 515/79, s. 1.
(2850) 31
THE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT
O. Reg. 516/79.
General.
Made— July 4th, 1979.
Filed— July 11th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 128 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT
1. Section 4 of Regulation 128 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970 is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
4. Fees payable to the Registrar are as follows:
1. Upon application for registration as an
itinerant seller or renewal thereof $40
2 . Upon late filing for renewal of registra-
tion as an itinerant seller a surcharge of 40
(2851)
O. Reg. 516/79, s. I.
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THE MOTOR VEHICLE DEALERS ACT
O. Reg. 517/79.
General.
Made— July 4th, 1979.
Filed— July 11th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 98/71
MADE UNDER
THE MOTOR VEHICLE DEALERS ACT
1. Section 2 of Ontario Regulation 98/71, as
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
516/71, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
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O. Reg. 517/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 519/79 4071
2. Fees payable to the Registrar are as follows:
1. Upon application for registration as a
motor vehicle dealer or renewal thereof $40
2. Where the applicant has one or more
branch offices, for each branch office . . 40
3. Upon application for registration as a
salesman or renewal thereof 20
4. Upon late filing for renewal of registra-
tion as a dealer a surcharge of 40
(2852)
O. Reg. 517/79, s. I.
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THE BAILIFFS ACT
O. Reg. 518/79.
General.
Made— July 4th, 1979.
Filed— July 11th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 66 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE BAILIFFS ACT
1. Section 1 of Regulation 66 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970 is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
1. A fee of S40 shall be paid to the Registrar at the
time of application for appointment. O. Reg. 518/79,
s. 1.
(2853)
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THE CHILDREN'S INSTITUTIONS
ACT, 1978
O. Reg. 519/79.
General.
Made— July 4th, 1979.
Filed— July 11th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 88 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE CHILDREN'S INSTITUTIONS ACT, 1978
1. Regulation 88 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding thereto the
following section:
19c. Expenditures incurred by an approved cor-
poration for furnishings or equipment that are not
replacements, or for repairs to or maintenance of a
capital asset that,
(a) are, in the opinion of the Minister, necessary
for the efficient operation of the children's
institution and the cost of which is not exces-
sive for the purpose; and
(b) are in excess of $300,
are, where the Minister so approves, capital expendi-
tures for which a grant may be paid, upon application
by an approved corporation, in an amount equal to 80
per cent of the approved expenditures incurred. O.
Reg. 519/79, s. 1.
2. Section 20 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 307/76 and
amended by section 9 of Ontario Regulation
464/79, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
20. — (1) In this section, "non-residential services"
means the services provided for or on behalf of children
and those other persons who have attained the age of
eighteen years but who have not attained the age of
twenty-one years, where such children and other per-
sons do not reside in an approved children's institution.
(2) Every approved corporation claiming a payment
under this section shall annually before a date fixed by a
Director in each year prepare and submit to a Director
on a form provided by a Director, an estimate of costs,
revenue and subsidy payable for the next fiscal year and
such estimate shall be subject to the approval of the
Director.
(3) An approved corporation may at any time during
the budget year after the estimate has been approved by
a Director, submit an amendment to the estimate for the
fiscal year and such amendment shall be subject to the
approval of the Director.
(4) The Director may approve the amount of any
estimate or amendment thereto, as the case may be, as
submitted under subsection 2 or 3 or the Director may
vary the amount of the estimate or the amendment and
approve the amount as so varied.
(5) Subject to subsection 6, an amount payable to an
approved corporation shall be calculated in accordance
with subsection 9 provided that the total amount pay-
able shall not exceed the total amount of the estimate as
finally approved by a Director under subsection 4.
(6) An amount paid under subsection 9 for a fiscal
year may be adjusted upon receipt of the annual finan-
cial statement of the approved corporation referred to in
section 24.
(7) The amount of an adjustment referred to in sub-
section 6 shall either be paid to the approved corpora-
tion by Ontario or refunded by the approved corpora-
tion to Ontario, as the case mav be.
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4072 O. Reg. 519/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 520/79
(8) The moneys paid under this section to an
approved corporation shall be expended by the
approved corporation, as the case may be, only in
accordance with the estimate finally approved by a
Director under subsection 4.
(9) Subject to subsection 12, an amount payable to
an approved corporation under section 6 of the Act shall
not exceed,
(a) 80 per cent, calculated in accordance with
Form 4, of the estimate finally approved by a
Director under subsection 4; or
(b) an amount agreed upon by the approved cor-
poration and Ontario, which amount shall be
determined having regard to,
(i) the number of beds,
(ii) the number of staff, and
(iii) the services to be provided,
in the approved children's institution oper-
ated by the approved corporation, and
(iv) the anticipated revenue of the
approved corporation.
(10) Every approved corporation applying for a
payment under section 6 of the Act and that elects to
receive that payment calculated in the manner referred
to in clause a of subsection 9 shall apply to a Director in
Form 4 before the 20th day of the month following the
month for which the payment is claimed.
( 1 1) Any part approved by a Director of the esti-
mated monthly amount payable under this section may
be paid in advance of making an application under
subsection 10, subject to adjustment upon receipt by a
Director of an application under subsection 10 for that
month.
(12) Every approved corporation applying for a
payment under section 6 of the Act and that elects to
receive that payment calculated in the manner referred
to in clause b of subsection 9 shall enter into an agree-
ment with Ontario with respect to the payment.
(13) An approved corporation that provides non-
residential services and that applies for a payment
under section 6 of the Act for those services shall receive
the payment calculated, with necessary modifications,
only in the manner referred to in clause b of subsection 9
and shall enter into an agreement with Ontario with
respect to the payment. O. Reg. 519/79, s. 2.
3. This Regulation shall be deemed to have come
into force on the 1st day of July, 1979. O. Reg.
519/79, s. 3.
(2854)
31
THE ASSESSMENT ACT
O. Reg. 520/79.
Assessment Notices.
Made— July 16th, 1979.
Filed— July 16th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ASSESSMENT ACT
ASSESSMENT NOTICES
1. Subject to section 2, a Notice of Assessment under
subsection 1 of section 40 of the Act shall be in Form 1 ,
and where a person assessed is liable for business
assessment such Notice of Assessment shall be in Form
2. O. Reg. 520/79, s. 1.
2. Where the assessment of which notice is given
under subsection 1 of section 40 of the Act has been
altered pursuant to subsection 1 of section 86 of the Act,
the Notice may be in Form 3 or, in the case of a person
liable for business assessment, in Form 4. O. Reg.
520/79, s. 2.
3. Ontario Regulation 1023/75 is revoked.
520/79, s. 3.
O. Reg.
1834
O. Reg. 520/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 1
The Assessment Act
4073
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
NBHO
REFERENCE
(This is not a Tax Bill)
DATE MAILED
For Taxation Commencing
CNTY MUN MAP SUB PARCEL -PHIM/SUB"
ROLL k
NUMBER W
LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF REAL PROPERTY - PERSON(S) ASSESSED
DIRECT ENQUIRIES TO:
THE REGIONAL ASSESSMENT OFFICE
COMPLAINTS
SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE SIDE
LAST DATE FOR ^
MAILING COMPLAINT^
MAIL TO: REGIONAL REGISTRAR
ASSESSMENT REVIEW COURT
REAL PROPERTY TAX — The Tax Bill will be calculated by applying the appropriate mill rate(s) to the taxable value
indicated below.
BUSINESS TAX — The Tax Bill will be calculated by applying the appropriate mill rate(s) to the business assessment
indicated below.
REAL PROPERTY
ASSESSED VALUE & TAX STATUS
Residential/Farm/Commercial/Exeinpt
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4074 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 520/79
COMPLAINT PROCEDURES
(Section 52 of The Assessment Act. R.S.O. 1970. Chapter 32)
If you believe you have been improperly assessed in any way. you or your agent may give notice of the
complaint in writing to the Regional Registrar of the Assessment Review Court See the front of this Notice
for the address of the Regional Registrar and the last day for mailing a complaint.
NOTICE OF COMPLAINT
IF YOU WISH TO USE THIS NOTICE for lodging a complaint against your assessment, state your reason(s)
in the space below, sign and forward to the Regional Registrar.
Complainant or Agent (Please Print)
Telephone No. Residence
SIGNATURE OF COMPLAINANT OR AGENT
Business
MAILING ADDRESS OF COMPLAINANT OR AGENT
IF YOU WISH TO LODGE A COMPLAINT AGAINST YOUR ASSESSMENT AND RETAIN THIS NOTICE,
include the following information on a separate sheet of paper headed 'Notice of Complaint', and forward
to the Regional Registrar of the Assessment Review Court at the address shown on the front of this Notice.
1. Name. Mailing Address, and Telephone No of Complainant or Agent.
2. Location and Description of Property under Complaint (see front of Notice of Assessment).
3. Assessment Roll Number (see front of this Notice)
Please ensure all numbers are correctly transcribed.
4. Reason(s) for Complaint.
5 Signature of Complainant or Agent
O. Reg. 520/79, Form 1.
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O. Reg. 520/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 2
The Assessment Act
4075
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
(This is not a Tax Bill)
75T
DATE MAILED
ROLL
NUMBER
►
CMTY. MUN. MAP
parcel nwitive-
LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF REAL PROPERTY - PERSON(S) ASSESSED
DIRECT ENQUIRIES TO:
THE REGIONAL ASSESSMENT OFFICE
COMPLAINTS
SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE SIDE
LAST DATE FOR ^
MAILING COMPLAINT^
MAIL TO REGIONAL REGISTRAR
ASSESSMENT REVIEW COURT
REAL PROPERTY TAX — The Tax Bill will be calculated by applying the appropriate mill rate(s) to the taxable value
indicated below.
BUSINESS TAX — The Tax Bill will be calculated by applying the appropriate mill rate(s) to the business assessment
indicated below.
REAL PROPERTY
ASSESSED VALUE & TAX STATUS
Residential/Farm/Commercial/ Exempt
Business Assessment
1837
4076 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 520/79
COMPLAINT PROCEDURES
(Section 52 of The Assessment Act. R.S.O. 1970. Chapter 32)
If you believe you have been improperly assessed in any way. you or your agent may give notice of the
complaint in writing to the Regional Registrar of the Assessment Review Court. See the front of this Notice
for the address of the Regional Registrar and the last day for mailing a complaint.
NOTICE OF COMPLAINT
IF YOU WISH TO USE THIS NOTICE for lodging a complaint against your assessment, state your reason(s)
in the space below, sign and forward to the Regional Registrar.
Complainant or Agent (Please Print)
Telephone No. Residence
SIGNATURE OF COMPLAINANT OR AGENT
Business
MAILING ADDRESS OF COMPLAINANT OR AGENT
IF YOU WISH TO LODGE A COMPLAINT AGAINST YOUR ASSESSMENT AND RETAIN THIS NOTICE,
include the following information on a separate sheet of paper headed 'Notice of Complaint', and forward
to the Regional Registrar of the Assessment Review Court at the address shown on the front of this Notice.
1. Name. Mailing Address, and Telephone No of Complainant or Agent.
2. Location and Description of Property under Complaint (see front of Notice of Assessment).
3. Assessment Roll Number (see front of this Notice)
Please ensure all numbers are correctly transcribed
4. Reason(s) for Complaint.
5 Signature of Complainant or Agent
O. Reg. 520/79, Form 2.
1838
O. Reg. 520/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
4077
Form 3
The Assessment Act
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
(This is not a Tax Bill)
TorTaxation Commencing
DATE MAILED
ROLL
NUMBER
►
CNTY MUM MAP SUB
PARCEL -PRIM/SUB-
LOCATION ANO DESCRIPTION OF REAL PROPERTY - PERSON(S) ASSESSED
DIRECT ENQUIRIES TO:
THE REGIONAL ASSESSMENT OFFICE
COMPLAINTS
SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE SIDE
LAST DATE FOR ^
MAILING COMPLAINT^
MAIL TO: REGIONAL REGISTRAR
ASSESSMENT REVIEW COURT
REAL PROPERTY TAX — The Tax Bill will be calculated by applying the appropriate mill rate(s) to the taxable value
indicated below.
BUSINESS TAX — The Tax Bill will be calculated by applying the appropriate mill rate(s) to the business assessment
indicated below.
ASSESSMENT MADE UNDER SEC. 86 OF THE ASSESSMENT ACT
REAL PROPERTY VALUE FACTOR ASSESSED VALUE & TAX STATUS
Residential/Farm/Commercial/Exempt
1839
4078
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
COMPLAINT PROCEDURES
(Section 52 of The Assessment Act, R.S.O. 1970. Chapter 32)
O. Reg. 520/79
If you believe you have been improperly assessed in any way. you or your agent may give notice of the
complaint in writing to the Regional Registrar of the Assessment Review Court. See the front of this Notice
for the address of the Regional Registrar and the last day for mailing a complaint.
NOTICE OF COMPLAINT
IF YOU WISH TO USE THIS NOTICE for lodging a complaint against your assessment, state your reason(s)
in the space below, sign and forward to the Regional Registrar.
Complainant or Agent (Please Print)
Telephone No. Residence
SIGNATURE OF COMPLAINANT OR AGENT
Business
MAILING ADDRESS OF COMPLAINANT OR AGENT
IF YOU WISH TO LODGE A COMPLAINT AGAINST YOUR ASSESSMENT AND RETAIN THIS NOTICE,
include the following information on a separate sheet of paper headed 'Notice of Complaint', and forward
to the Regional Registrar of the Assessment Review Court at the address shown on the front of this Notice.
1. Name. Mailing Address, and Telephone No of Complainant or Agent.
2. Location and Description of Property under Complaint (see front of Notice of Assessment).
3. Assessment Roll Number (see front of this Notice).
Please ensure all numbers are correctly transcribed.
4. Reason(s) for Complaint.
5 Signature of Complainant or Agent
O. Reg. 520/79, Form 3.
1840
O. Reg. 520/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 4
The Assessment Act
4079
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
NBHD
REFERENCE
(This is not a Tax Bill)
DATE MAILED
For Taxation Commencing
CNTY MUN. MAP SUB PARCEL "PRIM/SUB-
ROLL k
NUMBER W
LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF REAL PROPERTY - PERSON(S) ASSESSED
DIRECT ENQUIRIES TO:
THE REGIONAL ASSESSMENT OFFICE
-
COMPLAINTS
SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE SIDE
LAST DATE FOR kv
MAILING COMPLAINT^
MAIL TO: REGIONAL REGISTRAR
ASSESSMENT REVIEW COURT
REAL PROPERTY TAX -
- The Tax Bill will be calcu
ated by applying the
appropriate mill rate(
5) to the t
axable value
indicated below.
BUSINESS TAX — The Tax Bill will be calculated by applying the appropriate mill rate(s) to the business assessment
indicated below.
ASSESSMENT MADE UNDER SEC. 86 OF THE ASSESSMENT ACT
REAL PROPERTY VALUE FACTOR ASSESSED VALUE & TAX STATUS
Residential/Farm/Coinmercial/Exempt
Business Assessment
1841
4080
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
COMPLAINT PROCEDURES
(Section 52 of The Assessment Act. R.S.O. 1 970. Chapter 32)
O. Reg. 520/79
If you believe you have been improperly assessed in any way. you or your agent may give notice of the
complaint in writing to the Regional Registrar of the Assessment Review Court. See the front of this Notice
for the address of the Regional Registrar and the last day for mailing a complaint.
NOTICE OF COMPLAINT
IF YOU WISH TO USE THIS NOTICE for lodging a complaint against your assessment, state your reason(s)
in the space below, sign and forward to the Regional Registrar.
Complainant or Agent (Please Print)
Telephone No. Residence
SIGNATURE OF COMPLAINANT OR AGENT
Business
MAILING ADDRESS OF COMPLAINANT OR AGENT
IF YOU WISH TO LODGE A COMPLAINT AGAINST YOUR ASSESSMENT AND RETAIN THIS NOTICE,
include the following information on a separate sheet of paper headed 'Notice of Complaint', and forward
to the Regional Registrar of the Assessment Review Court at the address shown on the front of this Notice.
1. Name. Mailing Address, and Telephone No. of Complainant or Agent.
2. Location and Description of Property under Complaint (see front of Notice of Assessment).
3. Assessment Roll Number (see front of this Notice)
Please ensure all numbers are correctly transcribed
4. Reason(s) for Complaint.
5 Signature of Complainant or Agent
O. Reg. 520/79, Form 4.
LORNE MAECK
Minister of Revenue
Dated at Toronto, this 16th day of July, 1979.
(2892)
31
1842
O. Reg. 521/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 523/79 4081
O. Reg. 521/79.
Restricted Areas — District of Timiskaming.
Made— July 16th, 1979.
Filed— July 17th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 671 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Section 12 of Regulation 671 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 473/79, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
12. Notwithstanding section 4, the lands described
in Schedules 2, 4, 5, 6 and 8 may each be used for the
erection and use thereon of a single-family dwelling and
buildings and structures accessory thereto. O. Reg.
521/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is amended by adding
thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 8
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Evanturel in the Territorial District of
Timiskaming, being composed of that part of the south
half of Lot 6 in Concession IV designated as Part 1 on a
Reference Plan deposited in the Land Registry Office
for the Land Titles Division of Timiskaming (No. 54) as
Number 54R-1944. O. Reg. 521/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 16th day of July, 1979.
(2893)
H
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 522/79.
Restricted Areas — County of Ontario (now
The Regional Municipality of Durham),
Township of Pickering (now Town of
Pickering).
Made— July 16th, 1979.
Filed— July 17th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 102/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 102/72 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
19. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the lands described in Schedule 6 may be used
for the following recreational uses:
(a) a golf course;
(b) racquet courts;
(c) a swimming pool;
(d) skiing and skating facilities,
and buildings and structures accessory thereto.
O. Reg. 522/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by-
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 6
Those parcels of land situate in the Town of Picker-
ing in The Regional Municipality of Durham, being
composed of the following:
1. The south 4/5 of the south half of Lot 17 in
Concession VTH.
2. The west half of the south 4/5 of the original
road allowance between lots 16 and 17 in
Concession Vm. O. Reg. 522/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 16th day of July, 1979.
(2894) 31
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 523/79.
Restricted Areas — County of Huron,
Township of Colbome.
Made— July 16th, 1979.
Filed— July 17th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 750/73
M\DE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 750/73 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
15. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 9 may be used for
the erection and use thereon of,
(a) a warehouse
supplies; and
for the storage of welding
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4082 O. Reg. 523/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
(b) a warehouse for the storage of steel,
and buildings and structures accessory thereto provided
the following requirements are met:
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Maximum total floor
area of all buildings and
structures
Minimum number of off-
street parking spaces
50 feet
10 feet
13,000 square feet
30
Maximum height of all
buildings and structures one storey
O. Reg. 523/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 9
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Col-
borne in the County of Huron, being composed of that
part of Block D, Western Division in the said
Township, more particularly described as follows:
Premising that the westerly limit of the said Block D has
a bearing of north 0° 1 1 ' west and relating all bearings
herein thereto;
Beginning at the southwesterly corner of the said Block
D;
Thence north 0° 11' west along the westerly limit of the
said Block D a distance of 923.15 feet;
Thence north 89° 49' east a distance of 27 feet to a point
in the easterly limit of a Plan deposited in the Land
Registry Office for the Registry Division of Huron (No.
22) as Number 1866, the said point being the place of
beginning of the parcel herein described;
Thence north 0° 11' west along the easterly limit of the
said Plan Number 1866 a distance of 756 feet to a point
in the centre line of a stream;
Thence south 55° 04' east along the centre line of the
said stream a distance of 501.23 feet;
Thence north 89° 49' east a distance of 396 feet;
Thence south 0°11' east and parallel to the westerly
limit of the said Block D a distance of 467.67 feet;
O. Reg. 524/79
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 16th day of July, 1979.
;2895) 31
THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
ACT, 1971
O. Reg. 524/79.
Containers.
Made— July 11th, 1979.
Filed— July 18th, 1979.
Thence south 89° 49' west a distance of 806 feet, more
or less, to the place of beginning. O. Reg. 523/79, s. 2.
1844
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 687/76
MADE UNDER
THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
ACT, 1971
1. Ontario Regulation 687/76 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
16. Where a brand of carbonated soft drink is not
distributed in Ontario in 1.5 litres containers except by
retail vendors,
(a) and where a retail vendor offers to sell that
brand of carbonated soft drink in Class 3
containers of a capacity of one litre where the
container is filled with the carbonated soft
drink prior to the 1st day of October, 1979,
notwithstanding the provision of clause a of
subsection 1 of section 11 relating to the
stocking and offering for sale of carbonated
soft drinks in Class 1 containers of the same
capacity, that retail vendor is not required to
stock or offer for sale that brand of carbonated
soft drink in Class 1 containers of a capacity of
one litre;
(b) subsection lb of section 11 does not apply
prior to the 1st day of October, 1979;
(c) and where a retail vendor does not display or
offer for sale that brand of carbonated soft
drink in Class 3 containers of a capacity of 1 . 5
litres, subsection \c of section 11 does not
apply to that retail vendor prior to the 1st day
of October, 1979;
(d) subsection 1 of section 12 does not apply to
prevent the sale of that brand of carbonated
soft drink in a Class 3 container having a
capacity of one litre where the container is
filled with the carbonated soft drink prior to
the 1st day of October, 1979; and
(e) subsection 2 of section 13 does not apply to
prevent the sale of that brand of carbonated
O. Reg. 524/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 527/79
4083
soft drink in a Class 1 container having a
capacity of one litre where the container is
filled with the carbonated soft drink prior
to the 1st day of October, 1979. O. Reg.
524/79, s. 1.
(2913)
31
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 525/79.
Speed Limits.
Made— July 4th, 1979.
Filed— July 18th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 429 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Regulation 429 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding thereto the
following Schedule:
THE HARBOUR EXPRESSWAY
Schedule 202
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway known
as The Harbour Expressway in the City
of Thunder Bay in the Territorial District
of Thunder Bay lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the road-
way known as Memorial Avenue and a
point situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 11 and
No. 17. O. Reg. 525/79, s. 1.
Territorial
District of
Thunder
Bay-
City of
Thunder
Bay
(2914)
31
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 526/79.
Zoning Order — County of Simcoe.
Township of Nottawasaga.
Made— July 18th, 1979.
Filed— July 19th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 675 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Section 2 of Regulation 675 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 878/77, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
2. This Order applies to all lands in the Township of
Nottawasaga in the County of Simcoe, excepting the
following:
1. That part of Lot 7 in Concession IV desig-
nated as Part 1 as shown on a Plan deposited
in the Land Registry Office for the Registry
Division of Simcoe (No. 51) as Number
51R-8632.
2. Those parts of Lot 42 in Concession XII more
particularly described as follows:
(i) Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. 9, 10, 11, 12,
13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22,
23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32,
33, 34 and 35 according to a Plan depo-
sited in the Land Registry Office for
the Registry Division of Simcoe (No.
51) as Number 51R-812.
(ii) Parts 1, 2 and 3 according to a Plan
deposited in the Land Registry Office
for the Registry Division of Simcoe
(No. 51) as Number 51R-6444. O.
Reg. 526/79, s. 1.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 18th day of July, 1979.
(2915) _T 31
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 527/79.
Zoning Order — County of Simcoe,
Township of Nottawasaga.
Made— July 18th, 1979.
Filed— July 19th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION" 675 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Regulation 675 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding thereto the
following section:
1845
4084 O. Reg. 527/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 529/79
131. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 282 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family cot-
tage and buildings and structures accessory thereto
provided the following requirements are met:
Minimum front and rear
yards
Minimum side yards
25 feet
10 feet on one side and 4
feet on the other side
Maximum height of
cottage 30 feet
Maximum lot coverage 15 per cent
Minimum ground floor
area of cottage one storey — 1,000 square
feet
one and one-half storeys
or more — 750 square feet
O. Reg. 527/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 282
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Not-
tawasaga in the County of Simcoe, being composed of
that part of Lot 38 in Concession VI designated as Part
64 on a Plan deposited in the Land Registry Office for
the Registry Division of Simcoe (No. 51) as Number
51R-1096. O. Reg. 527/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 18th day of July, 1979.
(2916)
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 528/79.
Restricted Areas — The Regional Munici-
pality of York, Town of Markham.
Made— July 17th, 1979.
Filed— July 19th, 1979.
31
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 104/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 104/72 is amended
adding thereto the following sections:
by
19. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in paragraph 1 of Schedule 5
may be used for the erection and use thereon of a
single-family dwelling and buildings and structures
accessory thereto provided the following requirements
are met:
Minimum front yard 25 feet
Minimum side yards
10 feet on one side and
4 feet on the other side
Minimum rear yard 25 feet
O. Reg. 528/79, s. I, part.
20. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in paragraph 2 of Schedule 5
may be used for the continued use thereon of a single-
family dwelling and buildings and structures accessory
thereto. O. Reg. 528/79, s. I, part.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 5
Those parcels of land situate in the Town of Mark-
ham in The Regional Municipality of York, being com-
posed of those parts of Lot 25 in Concession VI shown
on a Plan deposited in the Land Registry Office for the
Registry Division of Toronto Boroughs and York South
(No. 64) as Number 64R-7303 and designated as fol-
lows:
1. Part 1
2. Part 2 O. Reg. 528/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 17th day of July, 1979.
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 529/79.
Restricted Areas — County of Frontenac,
Township of Bedford.
Made— July 18th, 1979.
Filed— July 19th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 218/75
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
Ontario Regulation 218/75 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
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4085
102. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 106 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a seasonal residence
and buildings and structures accessor}' thereto provided
the following requirements are met:
Minimum distance be-
tween any building or
structure, including a
sewage disposal system,
and the high water mark
of Buck Lake 100 feet
Minimum side yards 10 feet
Minimum rear yard 25 feet
Maximum lot coverage 30 per cent
O. Reg. 529/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 106
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Bed-
ford in the County of Frontenac, being composed of
that part of Lot 1 in Concession XII designated as Part
14 on a Reference Plan deposited in the Land Registry
Office for the Registry Division of Frontenac (No. 13) as
Number R-131. O. Reg. 529/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 18th day of July, 1979.
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THE COMMODITY BOARDS AND
MARKETING AGENCIES ACT, 1978
O. Reg. 530/79.
Levies or Charges — Chicken.
Made— July 18th, 1979.
Filed—July 19th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE COMMODITY BOARDS AND MARKETING
AGENCIES ACT, 1978
LEVIES OR CHARGES — CHICKEN
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "chicken" means chicken and parts thereof
produced in Ontario;
(b) "marketing agency" means the Canadian
Chicken Marketing Agency constituted under
the Farm Products Marketing Agencies Act
(Canada). O. Reg. 530/79, s. 1.
2. The Lieutenant Governor in Council hereby
grants to the marketing agency, in relation to the mar-
keting of chicken locally within Ontario, authority to
fix, impose and collect levies or charges from persons
engaged in the production of chicken in Ontario and for
such purpose to classify such persons into groups and fix
the levies or charges payable by the members of the
different groups in different amounts, not exceeding in
any case one cent for each fifteen kilograms of chicken,
live weight, and to use such levies or charges for the
purposes of the marketing agency including the creation
of reserves, the payment of expenses and losses result-
ing from the sale or disposal of any chicken and the
equalization or adjustment among producers of chicken
of moneys realized from the sale thereof during such
period or periods of time as the marketing agency may
determine. O. Reg. 530/79, s. 2.
3. Any person who receives chicken shall deduct
from the moneys payable for the chicken any levies or
charges payable to the marketing agency by the person
from whom he receives the chicken and shall forward
such levies or charges to the Canadian Chicken Mar-
keting Agency, or its agent designated for that purpose,
not later than ten days from the last day of the week in
which he received the chicken. O. Reg. 530/79, s. 3.
4. The marketing agency shall, at any time during
normal office hours, make available to such auditor as
the Minister of Agriculture and Food may designate, all
books of account, records and documents relating to the
receipt of funds pursuant to this Regulation and expen-
ditures made by the marketing agency of moneys
derived in whole or in part from funds received by the
marketing agency pursuant to this Regulation.
O. Reg. 530/79, s. 4.
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THE COMMODITY BOARDS AND
MARKETING AGENCIES ACT, 1978
O. Reg. 531/79.
Levies or Charges — Eggs.
Made— July 18th, 1979.
Filed— July 19th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE COMMODITY BOARDS AND MARKETING
AGENCIES ACT, 1978
LEVIES OR CHARGES— EGGS
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "eggs" means eggs of a domestic hen other
than hatching eggs;
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O. Reg. 533/79
(b) "marketing agency" means the Canadian Egg
Marketing Agency constituted under the
Farm Products Marketing Agencies Act
(Canada). O. Reg. 531/79, s. 1.
2. The Lieutenant Governor in Council hereby
grants to the marketing agency, in relation to the mar-
keting of eggs locally within Ontario, authority to fix,
impose and collect levies or charges from persons
engaged in the production of eggs in Ontario and for
such purpose to classify such persons into groups and fix
the levies or charges payable by the members of the
different groups in different amounts, not exceeding in
any case 3>Vi cents per dozen of eggs, and to use such
levies or charges for the purposes of the marketing
agency, including the creation of reserves, the payment
of expenses and losses resulting from the sale or disposal
of any eggs and the equalization or adjustment among
producers of eggs of moneys realized from the sale
thereof during such period or periods of time as the
marketing agency may determine. O. Reg. 531/79,
s. 2.
3. The Lieutenant Governor in Council further
hereby grants to the marketing agency, in relation to the
marketing of eggs locally within Ontario, authority to
fix, impose and collect a charge from The Ontario Egg
Producers' Marketing Board in the amount of
$3,791,899 and to use such charge for the purposes
of the marketing agency, including the creation of
reserves, the payment of expenses and losses resulting
from the sale or disposal of any eggs and the equaliza-
tion or adjustment among producers of eggs of moneys
realized from the sale thereof during such period or
periods of time as the marketing agency may deter-
mine. O. Reg. 531/79, s. 3.
4. Any person who receives eggs shall deduct from
the moneys payable for the eggs any levies or charges
payable to the marketing agency by the person from
whom he receives the eggs and shall forward such levies
or charges to the Canadian Egg Marketing Agency, or
its agent designated for that purpose, not later than ten
days from the last day of the week in which he received
the eggs. O. Reg. 531/79, s. 4.
5. The marketing agency shall, at any time, during
normal office hours, make available to such auditor as
the Minister of Agriculture and Food may designate, all
books of account, records and documents relating to the
receipt of funds pursuant to this Regulation and expen-
ditures made by the marketing agency of moneys
derived in whole or in part from funds received by the
marketing agency pursuant to this Regulation.
O. Reg. 531/79, s. 5.
6. Ontario Regulation 482/78 is revoked. O. Reg.
531/79, s. 6.
7. This Regulation comes into force on the 2 1st day
of August, 1979. O. Reg. 531/79, s. 7.
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THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
O. Reg. 532/79.
Extension of Powers — Chicken.
Made— July 18th, 1979.
Filed— July 19th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
EXTENSION OF POWERS— CHICKEN
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "chicken" means chicken and parts thereof
produced in Ontario;
(b) "marketing agency" means the Canadian
Chicken Marketing Agency constituted under
the Farm Products Marketing Agencies Act
(Canada). O. Reg. 532/79, s. 1.
2. The Lieutenant Governor in Council hereby
grants authority to the marketing agency to regulate the
marketing within Ontario of chicken in the manner set
out in section 3. O. Reg. 532/79, s. 2.
3. For the purpose of regulating the marketing
within Ontario of chicken, the marketing agency may
exercise, with respect to chicken so marketed, the pow-
ers that it may exercise with respect to chicken mar-
keted in interprovincial or export trade under para-
graph a of subsection 1 of section 23 of the Farm
Products Marketing Agencies Act (Canada). O. Reg.
532/79, s. 3.
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THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
O. Reg. 533/79.
Extension of Powers — Eggs.
Made— July 18th, 1979.
Filed— July 19th, 1979.
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REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
EXTENSION OF POWERS — EGGS
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "eggs" means eggs of a domestic hen produced
in Ontario other than hatching eggs;
(b) "marketing agency" means The Canadian
Egg Marketing Agency constituted under the
Farm Products Marketing Agencies Act
(Canada). O. Reg. 533/79, s. 1.
O. Reg. 533/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 534/79
4087
2. The Lieutenant Governor in Council hereby
grants authority to the marketing agency to regulate the
marketing within Ontario of eggs in the manner set out
in section 3. O. Reg. 533/79, s. 2.
3. For the purpose of regulating the marketing
within Ontario of eggs, the marketing agency may exer-
cise, with respect to eggs so marketed, the powers that it
may exercise with respect to eggs marketed in interpro-
vincial or export trade under paragraph a of subsection
1 of section 23 of the Farm Products Marketing Agen-
cies Act (Canada). O. Reg. 533/79, s. 3.
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THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
O. Reg. 534/79.
Rutabagas — Plan .
Made— July 18th, 1979.
Filed— July 19th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
RUTABAGAS— PLAN
1. The plan in the Schedule is established for the
control and regulation of the marketing within Ontario
of rutabagas. O. Reg. 534/79, s. 1.
2. The local board named in the Schedule is given
the powers set out in subsection 1 of section 15, para-
graphs 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17,
18, 19 and 26 of subsection 2 of section 15 and sections
50 and 110 of The Co-operative Corporations Act,
1973. O. Reg. 534/79, s. 2.
3. The members of the local board named in the
Schedule shall be deemed to be the shareholders and
directors of the local board in the exercise of the powers
vested in the local board under section 2. O. Reg.
534/79, s. 3.
Schedule
The Farm Products Marketing Act
PLAN
1 . This plan may be cited as "The Ontario Rutabaga
Producers' Marketing Plan".
2. In this plan,
(a) "producer" means a person engaged in the
production of rutabagas;
(b) "rutabagas" means rutabagas produced in
Ontario.
3. This plan provides for the control and regulation
in any or all respects of the marketing within Ontario of
rutabagas, including the prohibition of such marketing
in whole or in part.
4. This plan does not apply in the territorial districts
of Algoma, Cochrane, Kenora, Manitoulin, Nipissing,
Rainy River, Sudbury, Thunder Bay and Timiskaming
and The Regional Municipality of Sudbury.
5 . There shall be a local board to be known as "The
Ontario Rutabaga Producers' Marketing Board".
6. The local board shall be composed of seven pro-
ducer-members.
7 . The members of the local board shall be elected or
appointed in accordance with the provisions of this plan
and shall hold office until their successors take office.
8. Producers are divided into two districts as fol-
lows:
1. District 1, comprising the counties of Brant,
Bruce, Elgin, Essex, Grey, Huron, Kent,
Lambton, Middlesex, Oxford, Perth and
Wellington and the regional municipalities of
Haldimand- Norfolk, Hamilton-Wentworth,
Niagara and Waterloo.
2 . District 2 , comprising that part of Ontario not
included in District 1 and not excluded from
the plan by section 4.
9. — (1) The Minister may, subject to section 10,
appoint persons to be members of the local board for
terms as follows:
1. Two persons from District 1 to hold office
until the 30th day of June, 1980.
2. Two persons from District 1 to hold office
until the 30th day of June, 1981.
3. Two persons from District 1 to hold office
until the 30th day of June, 1982.
4. One person from District 2 to hold office until
the 30th day of June, 1982.
(2) The Minister may appoint one of the members
appointed by him to be chairman and another member
to be vice-chairman to hold office as such until the 30th
day of June, 1980.
(3) The Minister may revoke any appointment made
by him under this section.
10. Representation on the local board from the dis-
tricts referred to in section 8 shall be as follows:
1. District 1, six members.
2. District 2, one member.
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O. Reg. 535/79
11.— (1) On or before the 30th day of June, 1980,
producers in District 1 , at a meeting of producers in that
District, called by the local board for the purpose, shall
elect, from among themselves, two members of the local
board for a term of three years from the 30th day of
June, 1980.
(2) On or before the 30th day of June, 1981, produc-
ers in District 1, at a meeting of the producers in that
District, called by the local board for the purpose, shall
elect, from among themselves, two members of the local
board for a term of three years from the 30th day of
June, 1981.
(3) On or before the 30th day of June, 1982, produc-
ers in District 1, at a meeting of the producers in that
District, called by the local board for the purpose, shall
elect, from among themselves, two members of the local
board for a term of three years from the 30th day of
June, 1982.
(4) On or before the 30th day of June, 1982, produc-
ers in District 2 , at a meeting of the producers in that
District, called by the local board for the purpose, shall
elect, from among themselves, one member of the local
board for a term of three years from the 30th day of
June, 1982.
(5) On or before the 30th day of June, 1983, and in
every year thereafter, producers in each District, at a
meeting of producers in that District, called by the local
board for the purpose, shall elect, from among them-
selves, persons as members of the local board to replace
those members whose terms of office expire on the 30th
day of June in that year.
(6) At the first meeting of the local board after the
30th day of June, 1980 and in every year thereafter, the
members of the local board shall elect, from among
themselves, a member to be chairman of the local board
and another member to be vice-chairman of the local
board.
12. — (1) Subject to section 10, at the first meeting of
the local board after the 30th day of June, 1980 and in
every year thereafter, the members of the local board
may appoint such producer-members as are necessary
to complete the local board.
(2) Where a member elected to the local board or
appointed under this section dies or resigns before his
term has expired, the members of the local board may,
subject to section 10, appoint a producer-member for
the unexpired portion of the term.
(3) Where the members of the local board fail to
appoint a person for the unexpired portion of the term of
a member under subsection 2 within fourteen days from
the death or resignation of the member, the Board may
appoint a person for the unexpired portion of the term.
(4) Each producer-member of the local board elected
or appointed under this plan shall be a producer in the
district for which he is elected or appointed. O. Reg.
534/79, Sched.
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 535/79.
Restricted Area — Lands Formerly Within
The Township of North Dumfries, Now
in the City of Cambridge, in The Region-
al Municipality of Waterloo.
Made— July 20th, 1979.
Filed— July 20th, 1979.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
RESTRICTED AREA— LANDS FORMERLY
WITHIN THE TOWNSHIP OF NORTH
DUMFRIES, NOW IN THE CITY OF
CAMBRIDGE, IN THE REGIONAL
MUNICIPALITY OF WATERLOO
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Order "commercial use" means the use of
land, a building or structure for the purposes of buying
and selling commodities or supplying services, but does
not include land, a building or structure used for out-
door recreational purposes, nursery gardens, private
parks or golf courses. O. Reg. 535/79, s. 1.
APPLICATION
2. This Order applies to those lands within the City
of Cambridge in The Regional Municipality of Water-
loo, more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the southerly limit
of Main Street East and the easterly limit of Franklin
Boulevard;
Thence southerly along the easterly limit of Franklin
Boulevard to the northeasterly limit of the King's
Highway No. 8;
Thence southeasterly along the northeasterly limit of
the said King's Highway No. 8 to the easterly bound-
ary of the City of Cambridge;
Thence northerly along the easterly boundary of the
said City to the southerly limit of Main Street East;
Thence westerly along the southerly limit of Main
Street East to the place of beginning. O. Reg.
535/79, s. 2.
GENERAL
3. Nothing in this Order prevents the use of any
land, building or structure for a purpose prohibited by
this Order if such land, building or structure was law-
fully used for such purpose on the day this Order comes
into force, or.prevents the erection or use of any build-
ing or structure the plans for which were approved by
the municipal architect or building inspector of the City
of Cambridge prior to the day this Order comes into
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 536/79 4089
force if the erection of such building or structure is
commenced within two years after the day this Order
comes into force and such building or structure is com-
pleted within a reasonable time after the erection there-
of is commenced. O. Reg. 535/79, s. 3.
PROHIBITED USES
4. No land shall be used and no building or structure
shall be erected or used for a commercial use. O. Reg.
535/79, s. 4.
REBUILDING AND REPAIRS
5. — (1) Nothing in this Order prevents the repair or
reconstruction of any building or structure that is dam-
aged or destroyed by causes beyond the control of the
owner.
(2) Nothing in this Order prevents the strengthening
or restoration to a safe condition of any building or
structure or part of any such building or structure . O .
Reg. 535/79, s. 5.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 20th day of July, 1979.
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THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
O. Reg. 536/79.
Rutabagas — Marketing .
Made— July 19th, 1979.
Filed— July 20th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
RUTABAGAS— MARKETING
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "local board" means The Ontario Rutabaga
Producers' Marketing Board;
(ft) "plan" means The Ontario Rutabaga Produc-
ers' Marketing Plan;
(c) "producer" means a person engaged in the
production of rutabagas;
(d) "rutabagas" means rutabagas produced in
Ontario. O. Reg. 536/79, s. 1.
2. This Regulation provides for the control and reg-
ulation in any or all respects of the marketing within
Ontario of rutabagas, including the prohibition of such
marketing in whole or in part. O. Reg. 536/79, s. 2.
3. The Board exempts from this Regulation
rutabagas produced in the territorial districts of Algo-
ma, Cochrane, Kenora, Manitoulin, Nipissing, Rainy
River, Sudbury, Thunder Bay and Timiskaming and
The Regional Municipality of Sudbury. O. Reg.
536/79, s. 3.
4. The Board delegates to the local board the power,
(a) to require persons engaged in producing or
marketing rutabagas to register their names,
addresses and occupations with the local
board;
(b) to require persons engaged in producing or
marketing rutabagas to furnish such infor-
mation relating to the production or market-
ing of rutabagas, including the completing
and filing of returns, as the local board deter-
mines;
(c) to appoint persons to inspect the books,
records, documents, lands and premises and
any rutabagas of persons engaged in produc-
ing or marketing rutabagas;
(d) to stimulate, increase and improve the mar-
keting of rutabagas by such means as it con-
siders necessary;
(e) to co-operate with a marketing board, a local
board, a marketing commission or a market-
ing agency of Canada or of any province in
Canada for the purpose of marketing
rutabagas;
(/) to do such acts and make such orders and issue
such directions as are necessary to enforce the
due observance and carrying out of the provi-
sions of the Act, the regulations and the
plan. O. Reg. 536/79, s. 4.
5. The Board delegates to the local board its powers
to make regulations with respect to rutabagas,
(a) providing for the licensing of any or all per-
sons before commencing or continuing to
engage in the producing or marketing of
rutabagas;
(b) prohibiting persons from engaging in the pro-
ducing or marketing of rutabagas except
under the authority of a licence;
(c) providing for the refusal to grant a licence
where the applicant is not qualified by experi-
ence, financial responsibility and equipment
to engage in properly the business for which
the application was made, or for any other
reason that the local board considers proper;
(d) providing for the suspension or revocation of,
or the refusal to renew, a licence for failure to
observe, perform or carry out the provisions
of the Act, the regulations, the plan or any
order or direction of the Board or local board;
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(e) providing for the fixing of licence fees, not
exceeding 3 per cent of the price paid to the
producer, payable yearly, half-yearly, quar-
terly or monthly at different amounts or in
instalments from any or all persons producing
or marketing rutabagas and the collecting of
the licence fees and the recovering of such
licence fees by suit in a court of competent
jurisdiction;
(/) prescribing the form of licences;
(g) subject to section 3, providing for the exemp-
tion from any or all of the regulations, orders
or directions under any plan of any class, vari-
ety, grade or size of rutabagas, or any person
or class of persons engaged in producing or
marketing of rutabagas or any class, variety,
grade or size of rutabagas;
(h) requiring the furnishing of security or proof of
financial responsibility by any person engaged
in the marketing of rutabagas and providing
for the administration and disposition of any
moneys or securities so furnished;
(i) providing for the control and regulation of the
marketing of rutabagas, including the times
and places at which rutabagas may be mar-
keted;
(j) providing for the control and regulation of
agreements entered into by producers of
rutabagas with persons engaged in marketing
rutabagas and the prohibition of any provi-
sion or clause in such agreements;
(k) requiring any person who produces rutabagas
to offer to sell and to sell rutabagas to or
through the local board;
(/) prohibiting any person from packing or pac-
kaging any rutabagas that have not been sold
by or through the local board; and
(m) providing for the making of agreements
relating to the marketing of rutabagas
through the local board, and prescribing the
forms and the terms and conditions of such
agreements. O. Reg. 536/79, s. 5.
6. — (1) The Board authorizes the local board to use
any class of licence fees, service charges and other
moneys payable to it for the purposes of paying the
expenses of the local board, carrying out and enforcing
the Act and the regulations and carrying out the pur-
poses of the plan.
(2) The Board authorizes the local board to establish
a fund in connection with the plan for the payment of
any moneys that may be required for the purposes
mentioned in subsection 1. O. Reg. 536/79, s. 6.
7. The Board authorizes the local board to appoint
agents, to prescribe their duties and terms and condi-
tions of employment and to provide for their remunera-
tion. O. Reg. 536/79, s. 7.
8. — (1) All rutabagas shall be marketed by or
through the local board.
(2) No person shall market rutabagas except by or
through the local board. O. Reg. 536/79, s. 8.
9. The Board vests in the local board the following
powers:
1. To direct and control, by order or direction,
either as principal or agent, the marketing of
rutabagas, including the times and places at
which rutabagas may be marketed.
2 . To determine the quantity of each class, vari-
ety, grade and size of rutabagas that shall be
marketed by each producer.
3. To prohibit the marketing of any class, vari-
ety, grade or size of rutabagas.
4. To determine from time to time the price or
prices that shall be paid to producers or to the
local board, as the case may be, for rutabagas
or any class, variety, grade or size of
rutabagas and to determine different prices
for different parts of Ontario.
5 . To fix and impose service charges from time to
time for the marketing of rutabagas.
6. To require the price or prices payable or
owing to the producer for rutabagas to be paid
to or through the local board.
7 . To collect from any person by suit in a court of
competent jurisdiction the price or prices or
any part thereof of rutabagas.
8. To pay from service charges imposed under
paragraph 5 its expenses in carrying out the
purposes of the plan.
9. To pay to the producers the price or prices for
rutabagas less service charges imposed under
paragraph 5 and to fix the times at which or
within which such payments shall be
made. O. Reg. 536/79, s. 9.
10. Each payment under paragraph 8 of section 9
shall be accompanied by a statement showing the vari-
ety, grades of each variety and quantity of each grade of
rutabagas sold and the price or prices paid and the
particulars of the service charges imposed by the local
board. O. Reg. 536/79, s. 10.
The Farm Products Marketing Board:
John H. Krauter
Chairman
Elizabeth Fedorkow
Acting Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 19th day of July, 1979.
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THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
O. Reg. 537/79.
Turkeys — Marketing.
Made— July 20th, 1979.
Filed— July 20th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 343 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
1. Clause c of section 8 of Regulation 343 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as
remade by section 3 of Ontario Regulation
164/73, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(f ) to appoint persons to,
(i) inspect the books, records, documents,
lands and premises and any turkeys of
persons engaged in producing or mar-
keting turkeys, and
(ii) enter on lands or premises used for the
producing of turkeys and perform a
count of turkeys;
2. Clause e of section 9 of the said Regulation,
as remade by section 3 of Ontario Regulation
358/79, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(e) subject to section 10, providing for the fixing
of licence fees payable yearly, half-yearly,
quarterly or monthly at different amounts or
in instalments from any or all persons pro-
ducing or marketing turkeys and the collect-
ing of the licence fees and the recovering of
such licence fees by suit in a court of compe-
tent jurisdiction provided that, in the case of
turkeys sold for processing, the licence fees
shall not exceed one-half of a cent for each
pound live weight of turkeys produced and
used for processing.
The Farm Products Marketing Board:
John H. Krauter
Chairman
O. Reg. 538/79 4091
Elizabeth Fedorkow
Acting Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 20th day of July, 1979.
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THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
O. Reg. 538/79.
Broiler Chickens and Roaster
Chickens — Marketing.
Made— July 20th, 1979.
Filed— July 20th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 311 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
1. Clause c of section 4 of Regulation 311 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as
remade by section 5 of Ontario Regulation
463/72, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(f ) to appoint persons to,
(i) inspect the books, records, documents,
lands and premises and any broiler
chickens or roaster chickens of persons
engaged in producing or marketing
broiler chickens or roaster chickens,
and
(ii) enter on lands or premises used for the
producing of broiler chickens or roas-
ter chickens and perform a count of
broiler chickens or roaster chickens;
The Farm Products Marketing Board:
John H. Krauter
Chairman
Elizabeth Fedorkow
Acting Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 20th day of July, 1979.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 4093
INDEX 31
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
Appointments 401 1
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 4013
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 4016
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 4024
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 4025
Certificates of Continuation Issued : 4026
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 4026
Amendments to Articles 4026
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 4029
Licences in Mortmain Issued 4030
Extra-Provincial Licences Issued 4030
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 4030
Surrender of Letters Patent and Termination of Existence 403 1
Voluntary Winding Up Under The Business Corporations Act 403 1
Cancellation of a Certificate for Cause 403 1
Notice of Default in Complying with The Corporations Tax Act, 1972 4032
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation 4033
Errata 4036
The Insurance Act 4037
The Loan and Trust Corporations Act 4037
The Liquor Licence Act 4037
The Environmental Assessment Act, 1975 4037
Errata 4041
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 4042
Petitions to Parliament 4044
Applications to Parliament 4044
CORPORATION NOTICES 4044
NOTICE TO CREDITORS 4048
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 4048
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 4048
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 4048
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS 4051
TREASURER'S SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES 4051
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Agricultural Tile Drainage Installation Act, 1972 O. Reg. 506/79 4066
The Assessment Act O. Reg. 520/79 4072
The Bailiffs Act O. Reg. 518/79 4071
The Children's Institutions Act, 1978 O. Reg. 519/79 4071
The Collection Agencies Act O. Reg. 513/79 4069
The Commodity Boards and Marketing Agencies Act, 1978 O. Reg. 530/79 4085
The Commodity Boards and Marketing Agencies Act, 1978 O. Reg. 531/79 4085
The Consumer Protection Act O. Reg. 5 16/79 4070
The Consumer Reporting Act, 1973 O. Reg. 5 1 1/79 4068
The County of Oxford Act, 1974 O. Reg. 504/79 4064
The Education Act, 1974 O. Reg. 496/79 4057
The Environmental Protection Act, 1971 O. Reg. 524/79 4082
The Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 507/79 4066
The Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 532/79 4086
The Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 533/79 4086
The Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 534/79 4087
The Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 536/79 4089
The Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 537/79 4091
The Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 538/79 4091
The Forest Fires Prevention Act O. Reg. 500/79 4062
The Forest Fires Prevention Act O. Reg. 505/79 4065
4094 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 493/79 4056
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 494/79 4057
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 525/79 4083
The Judicature Act O. Reg. 508/79 4067
The Mining Act O. Reg. 509/79 4068
The Mortgage Brokers Act O. Reg. 5 12/79 4069
The Motor Vehicle Dealers Act O. Reg. 5 17/79 4070
The Ontario Guaranteed Annual Income Act, 1974 O. Reg. 503/79 4063
The Paperback and Periodical Distributors Act, 1971 O. Reg. 514/79 4069
The Planning Act O. Reg. 497/79 4059
The Planning Act O. Reg. 498/79 4059
The Planning Act O. Reg. 501/79 4062
The Planning Act O. Reg. 502/79 4063
The Planning Act O. Reg. 521/79 4081
The Planning Act O. Reg. 522/79 4081
The Planning Act O. Reg. 523/79 4081
The Planning Act O. Reg. 526/79 4083
The Planning Act O. Reg. 527/79 4083
The Planning Act O. Reg. 528/79 4084
The Planning Act O. Reg. 529/79 4084
The Planning Act O. Reg. 535/79 4088
The Provincial Parks Act O. Reg. 499/79 4060
The Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act O. Reg. 490/79 4055
The Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act O. Reg. 491/79 4056
The Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act O. Reg. 492/79 4056
The Real Estate and Business Brokers Act O. Reg. 515/79 4070
The Small Claims Courts Act O. Reg. 495/79 4057
The Travel Industry Act, 1974 O. Reg. 5 10/79 4068
O. Reg. 539/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 541/79 4133
Publications Under The Regulations Act
August 11th, 1979
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 539/79.
Order Made Under Section 29a of
The Planning Act.
Made— July 17th, 1979.
Filed— July 23rd, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER M\DE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March,
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection lofsection27,asit existed on the 2 5 th day of
June, 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
That parcel of land situate in the Township of
Uxbridge in The Regional Municipality of Durham,
formerly in the Township of Scott in the County of
Ontario, being composed of Lots 32 and 33 according
to a Plain registered in the Land Registry Office for
the Registry Division of Durham (No. 40) as Number
733. O. Reg. 539/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 17th day of July, 1979.
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 540/79.
Order Made Under Section 29a of
The Planning Act.
Made— July 17th, 1979.
Filed— July 23rd, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March,
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 2 7 , as it existed on the 2 5 th day of
June, 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
That parcel of land situate in the City of Welland in
The Regional Municipality of Niagara, formerly in
the Township of Thorold in the County of Welland,
being composed of Lot 230 and the southerly 5 feet of
even perpendicular width of Lot 231 according to a
Plan registered in the Land Registry Office for the
Registry Division of Niagara South (No. 59) as
Number 18 for the former Township of Thorold
which is now known as Plan 652 for the City of
Welland. O. Reg. 540/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 17th day of July, 1979.
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 541/79.
Restricted Areas — County of Bruce,
Township of Carrick.
Made— July 18th, 1979.
Filed— July 23rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 274/74
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
Ontario Regulation 274/74 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
bv
6. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 1 may be used for
the erection and use thereon of a building for the sale
and servicing of farm equipment provided the following
requirements are met:
Minimum front yard 75 feet
Minimum side yards 30 feet
Maximum rear yard 40 feet
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4134 O. Reg. 541/79
Maximum total floor
area of all buildings and
structures
Maximum height of any
building or structure
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 544/79
THE FOREST FIRES PREVENTION ACT
10,000 square feet
one storey
O. Reg. 541/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 1
by
That parcel of land situate in the Township of
Carrick in the County of Bruce, being composed of
that part of Lot 24 in Concession C lying south and
west of the Provincial Highway No. 9 as shown on a
Plan deposited in the Land Registry Office for the
Registry Division of Bruce (No. 3) as Number 1275
and that part of the said Lot 2 4 lying north and east of
the right of way of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce
Railway Company. O. Reg. 541/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow,
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 18th day of July, 1979.
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THE FOREST FIRES PREVENTION ACT
O. Reg. 542/79.
Restricted Fire Zone.
Made— July 24th, 1979.
Filed— July 24th, 1979.
REGULATION TO REVOKE
ONTARIO REGULATION 505/79
MADE UNDER
THE FOREST FIRES PREVENTION ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 505/79 is revoked.
J. K. Reynolds
Deputy Minister of
Natural Resources
Dated at Toronto, this 24th day of July, 1979.
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O. Reg. 543/79.
Restricted Fire Zone.
Made— July 24th, 1979.
Filed— July 24th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE FOREST FIRES PREVENTION ACT
RESTRICTED FIRE ZONE
1. The Eastern Fire Region, as described in
Schedule 6 of Appendix A to Regulation 354 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as made by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 502/74, is declared to be a restricted
fire zone from the 24th day of July to the 6th day of
August, both inclusive, in the year 1979. O. Reg.
543/79, s. 1.
J. K. Reynolds
Deputy Minister of
Natural Resources
Dated at Toronto, this 24th day of July, 1979.
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THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 544/79.
Metropolitan Toronto, Borough of
Etobicoke.
• Made— July 19th, 1979.
Filed— July 24th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 478/73 MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
1 . — ( 1) Paragraphs i, ii and iii of section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 478/73 are revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(i) Lot 40 in Concession A fronting the Humber
excepting the following:
1 . Beginning at the southwesterly corner
of the said Lot 40;
Thence north 73° 46' 45" east along the
southerly limit of the said Lot 40 a
distance of 684.88 feet to a point;
Thence north 37° 06' 40" east 430 feet
to a point;
Thence north 46° 06' 40" east 248.39
feet to a point:
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O. Reg. 544/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
4135
Thence north 3°
feet to a point;
53' 20" west 126.74
Thence south 86° 06' 40" west 357.42
feet to a point;
Thence south 88° 38' 50" west 441.11
feet to a point;
Thence westerly along a curve to the
left having a radius of 2,864. 79 feet, an
arc distance of 785.09 feet, having a
chord equivalent of 782 .65 feet bearing
south 80° 48' 15" west to a point;
Thence south 72° 57' 30" west 98.12
feet to the westerly limit of the said Lot
40;
Thence south 72° 5 7 ' 30" west 66 feet to
the westerly limit of the road allow-
ance between the said Concession A
and Concession II fronting the
Humber;
Thence southerly along that westerly
limit to the westerly prolongation of
the southerly limit of the said Lot 40;
Thence easterly along the said westerly
prolongation to the place of beginping.
(ii) That portion of Lot 40 lying north of the
southerly limit of the Canadian National
Railways right of way in Concession II front-
ing the Humber excepting the following:
1. Beginning at the intersection of the
northerly boundary of the Borough
of Etobicoke and the centre line
of the road allowance between con-
cessions II and III fronting the
Humber;
Thence southerly along the centre line
of the said road allowance to a line
parallel with and distant 100 feet meas-
ured northerly at right angles from the
northerly limit of the Canadian
National Railways right of way;
Thence easterly along that parallel line
to the westerly limit of the lands of
Ontario Hydro in the said Lot 40;
Thence northerly along that westerly
limit to the northerly boundary of the
Borough of Etobicoke;
Thence westerly along that northerly
boundary to the place of beginning.
(iii) That portion of Lot 40 lying north of the
southerly limit of the Canadian National
1857
Railways right of way in Concession HI
fronting the Humber excepting the following:
1. Beginning at the intersection of the
northerly boundary of the Borough of
Etobicoke and the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions H
and HI fronting the Humber;
Thence southerly along the centre line
of the said road allowance to a line
parallel with and distant 100 feet meas-
ured northerly at right angles from the
northerly limit of the Canadian
National Railways right of wa>r;
Thence westerly along that parallel
line to the centre line of the road allow-
ance between concessions ni and IV
fronting the Humber;
Thence northerly along the centre line
of the said road allowance to the north-
erly boundary of the Borough of
Etobicoke;
Thence easterly along that northerly
boundary to the place of beginning.
(2) Paragraph iiia of the said section 2, as made by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 410/75, is
revoked.
(3) Paragraph iv of the said section 2, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 438/75 and
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 879/
78, section 1 of Ontario Regulation 113/79 and
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 314/79, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(iv) That part of the said Borough beginning at the
intersection of the centre line of Lot 36 in
Concession IV fronting the Humber and the
easterly limit of the Indian Line Road;
Thence westerly along the westerly
prolongation of the said centre line to
the westerly boundary of the said
Borough;
Thence northerly along that westerly
boundary to the northerly boundary of
the said Borough;
Thence easterly along that northerly
boundary to a point distant 960 feet
measured westerly therealong from the
centre line of the road allowance
between concessions IH and IV front-
ing the Humber, the said point
hereinafter designated as A;
Thence southerly to a point distant 850
feet measured southerly at right angles
from a point on that northerly bound-
4136 O. Reg. 544/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 546/79
ary distant 470 feet measured westerly
from the said point A;
Thence southerly to a point on the
centre line of Albion Road distant 900
feet measured northwesterly there-
along from the northerly limit of the
right of way of the Canadian National
Railways;
Thence southerly to a point distant 240
feet measured north 32° 27' west from
the northeasterly angle of Part 1 as
shown on a Plan deposited in the Land
Registry Office for the Land Titles
Division of Toronto and York South
(No. 66) as Number 66R-7646;
Thence easterly and parallel with the
northerly limit of the Canadian
National Railways right of way to the
centre line of the road allowance
between concessions III and IV front-
ing the Humber;
Thence southerly along the said centre
line of the said road allowance to the
easterly prolongation of the southerly
limit of the said Canadian National
Railways right of way;
Thence westerly to and along the said
right of way to the said northeasterly
angle of the said Part 1;
Thence southerly along the easterly
limit of parts 1 and 2 of the said Plan
66R-7646 to the southeasterly angle of
the said Part 2;
Thence south 6° 13' 35" east 600 feet,
more or less, to the northeasterly limit
of the Indian Line Road;
Thence southerly along the said east-
erly limit to the place of beginning.
(4) Paragraphs iva and vi of the said section 2 , as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 410/75,
are revoked. _
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 19th day of July, 1979.
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THE MINING TAX ACT, 1972
O. Reg. 545/79.
General.
Made— July 11th, 1979.
Filed— July 24th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 126/75
MADE UNDER
THE MINING TAX ACT, 1972
1. — (1) Paragraph iv of subsection 1 of section 5 of
Ontario Regulation 126/75 is amended by strik-
ing out "30 per cent" in the seventh line and
inserting in lieu thereof "25 per cent".
(2) Paragraph v of subsection 1 of the said section 5
is amended by striking out "35 per cent" in the
eleventh line and inserting in lieu thereof "30 per
cent".
2. This Regulation shall be deemed to have come
into force on the 11th day of April, 1979.
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THE GAME AND FISH ACT
O. Reg. 546/79.
Fire-Arms — Aulneau Peninsula.
Made— July 18th, 1979.
Filed— July 24th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
FIRE-ARMS— AULNEAU PENINSULA
1. Notwithstanding the provisions of subsections 2,
4, 6 and 9 of section 9 of Regulation 371 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1970, no person while hunting
with a shotgun in the area described in the Schedule
shall have in his gun or on his person any shotgun
shells loaded with ball or with shot larger than
number two shot during the periods from,
(a) the 15th day of April to the 15th day of June,
both inclusive, in any year; and
(b) the 15 th day of September to the 15 th day of
December, both inclusive, in any year. O.
Reg. 546/79, s. 1.
2. — (1) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsec-
tions 2,4,6 and 9 of section 9 of the said Regulation 371,
no person shall hunt with or have in his possession while
hunting, a rifle of greater calibre or projectile power
than the rifle known as a .22-calibre low powered rifle
in the area described in the Schedule during the periods
from,
(a) the 15th day of April to the 15th day of June,
both inclusive, in any year; and
(b) the 15th day of September to the 15th day of
December, both inclusive, in any year.
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O. Reg. 546/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 549/79 4137
(2) The calibre limitation mentioned in subsection 1
does not apply to a flint lock or percussion cap muzzle
loading rifle. O. Reg. 546/79, s. 2.
Schedule
Aulneau Peninsula west of Turtle Portage in the Ter-
ritorial District of Kenora excluding all offshore islands
in Lake of the Woods. O. Reg. 546/79, Sched.
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THE PERSONAL PROPERTY SECURITY
ACT
O. Reg. 547/79.
General.
Made— July 18th, 1979.
Filed— July 26th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 879/75
MADE UNDER
THE PERSONAL PROPERTY SECURITY
ACT
1. Clause a of section 17 of Ontario Regulation
879/75 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(a) the registration number of,
(i) the financing statement,
(ii) the last financing change statement
designated as a renewal, or
(iii) the last financing change statement.
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 548/79.
Restricted Areas — Part of the
District of Sudbury.
Made— July 24th, 1979.
Filed— July 26th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 568/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 568/72 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
25. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 19 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwel-
ling and buildings and structures accessory thereto pro-
vided the following requirements are met:
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Minimum total floor
area of dwelling
Maximum percentage
of lot to be occupied by
dwelling
Maximum height of
dwelling
7.5 metres
3 metres on one side
and 1.2 metres on
the other side
7.5 metres
72 square metres
15 per cent
two and one-half
storeys
O. Reg. 548/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 19
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Bigwood in the Territorial District of
Sudbury, described as Parcel 34222 Sudbury East Sec-
tion, being Lot 30 according to a Plan filed in the Land
Registry Office for the Land Titles Division of Sudbury
(No. 53) as Number M-658. O Reg. 548/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 24th day of July, 1979.
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 549/79.
Restricted Areas — Part of the
District of Nipissing.
Made— July 24th, 1979.
Filed— July 26th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 540/74
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
Ontario Regulation 540/74 is amended
adding thereto the following sections:
by
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4138 O. Reg. 549/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 550/79
43. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 59 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwel-
ling and buildings and structures accessory thereto pro-
vided the following requirements are met:
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Maximum percentage of
lot to be occupied by
dwelling
Maximum height of
dwelling
7.5 metres
3 metres on one side
1.2 metres on the
other side
7.5 metres
15 per cent
two and one-half
storeys
Minimum total
area of dwelling
floor
80 square metres
O. Reg. 549/79, s. \,part.
44. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the lands described in paragraphs 1 and 2 of
Schedule 60 may each be used for the erection and use
thereon of a cottage and buildings and structures acces-
sory thereto provided the following requirements are
met:
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Minimum total floor
area of cottage
Maximum percentage of
lot to be occupied by
cottage
Maximum height of
cottage
7.6 metres
3.1 metres on one
side and 1.2 metres
on the other side
7.6 metres
80 square metres
15 per cent
one storey
O. Reg. 549/79, s. I, part.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedules:
Schedule 59
Those parcels of land situate in the geographic
Township of Gibbons in the Territorial District of
Nipissing, being composed of those parts of Broken Lot
12 in Concession III being the whole of Parcels 12833
and 13433 in the Register for the District of Nipissing in
the Land Registry Office for the Land Titles Division of
Nipissing (No. 36). O. Reg. 549/79, s. 2, part.
Schedule 60
Those parcels of land situate in the geographic
Township of Grant in the Territorial District of Nipis-
sing, being composed of:
1. Lot 10
2. Lot 11
as shown on a Plan registered in the Land Registry
Office for the Land Titles Division of Nipissing (No. 36)
as Number M-396. O. Reg. 549/79, s. 2, part.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 24th day of July, 1979.
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THE AMBULANCE ACT
O. Reg. 550/79.
General.
Made— July 18th, 1979.
Filed— July 26th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 599/75
MADE UNDER
THE AMBULANCE ACT
1. Section 10 of Ontario Regulation 599/75 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
10. In addition to the requirements of section 6,
subsection 1 of section 7 and section 8, every driver
attendant who commences full-time employment in an
ambulance service subsequent to the 1st day of August,
1975, but prior to the 1st day of August, 1977, shall, no
later than the 1st day of August, 1980,
(a) have successfully completed a course in
ambulance and emergency care provided by a
College of Applied Arts and Technology or
have experience and qualifications approved
as equivalent thereby by the Minister or by an
official of the Ministry who is authorized by
the Minister to grant such approval, or be a
(b) have taken and obtained a pass standing in an
emergency medical care examination set by
the Director pursuant to this Regulation; and
(c) obtain a certificate signed by an operator who
employed him showing the driver attendant
has completed at least twelve months of the
full-time employment as a driver attendant
and has demonstrated his competence there-
in,
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O. Reg. 550/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 552/79 4139
or discontinue full-time employment as a driver atten-
dant. O. Reg. 550/79, s. 1.
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THE MENTAL HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 551/79.
General.
Made— July 18th, 1979.
Filed— July 26th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 578 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE MENTAL HOSPITALS ACT
1 . Subsections 5 and 6 of section 1 1 of Regulation
578 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as
made by subsection 3 of section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 476/78, are revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
(5) The Ministry may pay S3 2 5. 45 a month for the
care and maintenance of each patient in an approved
home on and after the 1st day of April, 1978, to and
including the 30th day of September, 1978. where the
care and maintenance is provided for a full month.
(6) The Ministry may pay $10.70 a day for the care
and maintenance of each patient in an approved home
on and after the 1st day of April, 1978, to and including
the 30th day of September, 1978, where the care and
maintenance is provided for less than a month, or for a
day or number of days in excess of a full month.
(7) The Ministry may pay S331.50 a month for the
care and maintenance of each patient in an approved
home on and after the 1st day of October, 1978, to and
including the 31st day of March, 1979, where the care
and maintenance is provided for a full month.
(8) The Ministry may pay $10.90 a day for the care
and maintenance of each patient in an approved home
on and after the 1st day of October, 1978, to and
including the 31st day of March, 1979, where the care
and maintenance is provided for less than a month, or
for a day or number of days in excess of a full month.
(9) The Ministry may pay $359.90 a month for the
care and maintenance of each patient in an approved
home on and after the 1st day of April, 1979, where the
care and maintenance is provided for a full month.
(10) The Ministry may pay $1 1.80 a day for the care
and maintenance of each patient in an approved home
on and after the 1st day of April, 1979, where the care
and maintenance is provided for less than a month or
for a day or number of days in excess of a full month.
O. Reg. 551/79, s. 1.
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O. Reg. 552/79.
General.
Made— July 18th, 1979.
Filed— July 26th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 323/72
MADE UNDER
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT, 1972
1. — (1) Subsection 5c of section 36a of Ontario
Regulation 323/72, as made by subsection 4 of
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 177/79, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(5c) The amount of the co-payment referred to in
subsection 5a is,
(a) for each payment month that the chronic care
services are received by a person in a category
set out in Column 2 of Table 2 , the amount
prescribed opposite thereto in Column 3 of
Table 2 for the period the chronic care services
are received in Column 1 of Table 2; and
(b) for each payment day that the chronic care
services are received by a person in a category
set out in Column 2 of Table 2, the amount
prescribed opposite thereto in Column 4 of
Table 2 for the period the chronic care serv-
ices are received in Column 1 of Table 2.
O. Reg. 552/79, s. 1 (1).
(2) Clause g of subsection 5a" of the said section 36a ,
as made by subsection 4 of section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 177/79, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor
(f ) by a person who has no dependants, where the
estimated income of such person does not
exceed $51.00;
(3) Subsection 7e of the said section 36a , as made by
subsection 6 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
177/79, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(7e) The General Manager shall make payment to
the licensee, where the chronic care services were pro-
vided to an insured person on or after the 1st day of
April, 1979, in the amount of,
(a) $840.25 less the amount of any co-payment
that may be prescribed to be made by the
person under this section for each payment
month that the chronic care services are
received by the insured person; and
(6) $27.55 less the amount of any co-payment that
may be prescribed to be made by the person
under this section for each payment day that
the chronic care services are received by an
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insured person except the day that the per-
son is discharged from the chronic care
unit. O. Reg. 552/79, s. 1 (3).
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Subsection 2 of section 1 of this Regulation shall
be deemed to have come into force on the 1st day
of May, 1979.
(2968) n
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4142 O. Reg. 553/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 554/79
THE NURSING HOMES ACT, 1972
O. Reg. 553/79.
General.
Made— July 18th, 1979.
Filed— July 26th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND ONTARIO REGULATION 196/72
MADE UNDER
THE NURSING HOMES ACT, 1972
1. Item 8 of Table 1 to Ontario Regulation 196/72, as made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 41/79, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
8. On or after the 1st day of February, 1979,
but before the 1st day of August, 1979. 298.00 9.80
9. On or after the 1st day of August, 1979. 305.65 10.05
(2969) 32
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT, 1972
O. Reg. 554/79.
General.
Made— July 18th, 1979.
Filed— July 26th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND ONTARIO REGULATION 323/72
MADE UNDER
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT, 1972
1. Item 11 of Table 1 to Ontario Regulation 323/72, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 288/79, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
11. On or after the 1st day of
April, 1979, but before the
1st day of August, 1979. 298.00 9.80 542.25 17.75 840.25 27.55
12. On or after the 1st day
of August, 1979. 305.65 10.05 534.60 17.50 840.25 27.55
(2970) 32
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
4143
THE EDUCATION ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 555/79.
Ontario Schools for the Blind
and the Deaf.
Made — June 14th. 1979.
Approved — July 18th, 1979.
Filed— July 26th. 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE EDUCATION ACT, 1974
ONTARIO SCHOOLS FOR THE BLIND
AND THE DEAF
INTE RPRET ATION
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "applicant" means an applicant for admission
to a School;
(b) "bursar" means the business administrator of
a School;
(<■) "Director" means the Executive Director of
the Regional Services Division of the Minis-
try;
(d) "Indian" means,
(i) an Indian as defined in the Indian Act
(Canada), or
(ii) an Eskimo,
who is not qualified to be a resident pupil of a
board;
(e) "parent" includes a guardian;
(f) "residence counsellor" means a person
employed as a residence counsellor in a
School;
(g) "School" means a school referred to in section
2;
Qt) "Superintendent" means the Superintendent
of a School. O. Reg. 555/79, s. 1.
DESIGNATIONS
2.— (1) The Ontario School for the Blind, Brantford
is designated as The VV. Ross Macdonald School.
(2) The Ontario School for the Deaf. Belleville is
designated as The Sir James Whitney School.
<3) The Ontario School for the Deaf. Milton is desig-
nated as The Ernest C. Drury School.
(4) The Ontario School for the Deaf, London is
designated as The Robarts School. O. Reg. 555/79.
s. 2.
ADMISSIONS
3. — ( 1) Where an applicant who is not an Indian, or
the parent of such applicant, submits to the Superin-
tendent evidence satisfactory to the Superintendent
that,
(a) the applicant will be under the age of twenty-
one years on the first day of the school year for
which he seeks admission;
(b) because of a visual or an auditory handicap,
or both, as certified by a legally qualified
medical practitioner, the applicant is in need
of a special educational program in the
School;
(c) if the applicant is under eighteen years of age,
the applicant's parent is a resident of Ontario;
and
(d) if the applicant is eighteen years of age or
over, the applicant is a resident of Ontario,
the Superintendent shall, subject to subsection 2 and
subsection 1 of section 8, admit the applicant to the
School.
(2) An applicant who is qualified to be a resident
pupil of a board that operates a day class for the hearing
impaired that would be appropriate to the applicant
shall not be admitted to an Ontario School for the Deaf
except where in the opinion of the Minister the admis-
sion is in the best interests of the applicant.
(3) Where an applicant who is not an Indian and who
will be twenty-one years of age or over on the first day of
the school year for which he seeks admission submits to
the Superintendent evidence satisfactory to the
Superintendent under clauses b and d of subsection 1 ,
and the Minister approves the admission of the applic-
ant, the Superintendent shall admit the applicant to the
School. O Reg. 555/79, s. 3.
4. Where the minister of education for a province of
Canada other than Ontario.
(a) requests admission for an applicant,
(i) whose parent resides in that province
or who, being eighteen years of age or
over, himself resides in that province,
(ii) to whoih clause b of subsection 1 of
section 3 applies, and
(iii) who is not inadmissible under subsec-
tion 1 of section 8; and
(b) agrees to pay such fees as are payable for the
instruction and maintenance of the applicant.
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O. Reg. 555/79
and the Minister approves the admission of the applic-
ant, the Superintendent shall admit the applicant. O.
Reg. 555/79, s. 4.
5. Where the Minister of Indian Affairs and North-
ern Development for Canada,
(a) requests admission for an applicant who,
(i) is an Indian to whom clause b of sub-
section 1 of section 3 applies, and
(ii) is not inadmissible under subsection 1
of section 8; and
(b) agrees to pay such fees as are payable for the
instruction and maintenance of the applicant,
and the Minister approves the admission of the applic-
ant, the Superintendent shall admit the applicant. O.
Reg. 555/79, s. 5.
6. Where an applicant who is not an Indian and
who,
(a) has not attained the age of eighteen years and
whose parent is not a resident of any province
of Canada; or
(b) has attained the age of eighteen years and is
not a resident of any province of Canada,
submits to the Superintendent evidence satisfactory to
the Superintendent under clause b of subsection 1 of
section 3, the Superintendent shall, where the Minister
approves the admission of the applicant, admit the
applicant to the School upon payment of a fee, deter-
mined by the Minister, that shall be not greater than the
fee payable under section 10 or 11, as the case may
be. O. Reg. 555/79, s. 6.
7. Where an applicant is eligible for admission under
section 3, 4, 5 or 6, the Superintendent may admit him
at any time during the school year provided that
accommodation and a program are available . O . Reg.
555/79, s. 7.
8. — (1) An applicant shall not be admitted to a
School if he is unable to profit from instruction in a
program at the School.
(2) Where, in respect of an applicant, doubt exists as
to whether,
(a) evidence submitted under clause b of subsec-
tion 1 of section 3 establishes that the applic-
ant is in need of a special educational pro-
gram; or
{b) the applicant is able to profit from instruction
in a program,
at the School, the admission of the applicant may be for
a trial period.
(3) Upon the request of the Superintendent, or of the
parent of an applicant, or of an applicant who is eigh-
teen years of age or over, the Minister may appoint a
committee to hear and determine any question con-
cerning the eligibility for admission of the applic-
ant. O. Reg. 555/79, s. 8.
9. No fee is payable in respect of a pupil admitted to
a School under section 3. O. Reg. 555/79, s. 9.
10. — (1) The fee payable in respect of the fiscal year
1976-77 and subsequent fiscal years on behalf of a pupil
who is admitted under section 4 or 5 to a School referred
to in subsection 2 , 3 or 4 of section 2 and is in residence
at such School shall be equal to the average of the
quotients obtained by dividing, for each School,
(a) the estimated operating costs of the School for
such fiscal year, excluding where applicable
the estimated costs of extension and resource
services, teacher education, daily transporta-
tion of pupils, food services for the staff and
for pupils who are not in residence, the
summer course for parents, the media centre,
the program for emotionally disturbed pupils
and special projects,
by,
(b) 425 in the case of The Sir James Whitney
School and The Ernest C. Drury School, and
250 in the case of The Robarts School.
(2) The fee payable in respect of the fiscal year 1976-
77 and subsequent fiscal years on behalf of a pupil who
is admitted under section 4 or 5 to a School referred to in
subsection 2 , 3 or 4 of section 2 and is not in residence at
such School shall be equal to the average of the quo-
tients obtained by dividing, for each School,
(a) the estimated operating costs of the School for
such fiscal year, excluding where applicable
the estimated costs of extension and resource
services, teacher education, the laundry, resi-
dence counsellors and residence operating
expenses, food services for the staff and for
pupils who are in residence, the summer
course for parents, the media centre, the pro-
gram for emotionally disturbed pupils and
special projects,
by,
(b) 425 in the case of The Sir James Whitney
School and The Ernest C. Drury School, and
250 in the case of The Robarts School. O.
Reg. 555/79, s. 10.
11. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, the fee payable in
respect of the fiscal year 1976-77 and subsequent fiscal
years on behalf of a pupil who is admitted under section
4 or 5 to The W. Ross Macdonald School shall be equal
to the quotient obtained by dividing by 275 the esti-
mated operating costs of the School for such fiscal year,
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4145
excluding the estimated costs of the deaf-blind pro-
gram, the large-print library and the total stimulation
program.
(2) The fee payable in respect of the fiscal year 1976-
77 and subsequent fiscal years on behalf of a deaf-blind
pupil who is admitted under section 4 or 5 to The W.
Ross Macdonald School shall be equal to the quotient
obtained by dividing.
(a)- the sum of the amounts allocated in the esti-
mates of such School for such fiscal year to
salaries of teachers, counsellors and aides in
the deaf-blind program and to transportation
and communication services and supplies for
pupils in such program.
by.
(ft) the number of pupils enrolled in such program
on the last school day in June of such fiscal
year. O. Reg. 555/79, s. 11.
12. Where in any month a pupil for whom a fee is
payable attends a School for only a part of the month,
his fee for such month shall be reduced pro rata. O.
Reg. 555/79, s. 12.
TRANSPORTATION
13. — (1) The Superintendent may provide daily
transportation to and from a School for pupils of the
School who are not in residence at the School.
(2) The Minister may pay all or part of the transpor-
tation costs for a pupil admitted to a School under
section 3 where the board of which such pupil is qual-
ified to be a resident pupil does not provide transporta-
tion to and from the School. O. Reg. 555/79, s. 13.
DUTIES OF PUPILS
14. A pupil at a School shall,
(a) except with the permission of the Superinten-
dent, be in attendance on the first day in the
school year and attend classes punctually and
regularly during the school year;
(ft) take such tests and examinations as may be
required by the Superintendent;
(c) exercise self-discipline and accept such dis-
cipline as would be exercised by a kind, firm
and judicious parent;
(d) be clean in his person and habits, diligent in
his studies and courteous to other pupils and
to the teaching and non-teaching staff of the
School;
(e) be responsible to the Superintendent for his
conduct on the school premises, on out-of-
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school activities and programs sponsored by
the School and while travelling on a bus under
contract to or owned by the Ministry;
(/) leave the school premises only under condi-
tions specified by the Superintendent; and
(g) if the pupil is in residence at the School, par-
ticipate in the programs provided by the resi-
dence counsellor for his residence area. O.
Reg. 555/79, s. 14.
DUTIES OF TEACHERS
15. A person employed to teach at a School shall,
in addition to the duties of a teacher under the Act,
(a) be responsible for effective instruction in the
subjects assigned to him by the Superinten-
dent, the management of his classes and the
discipline in his classroom;
(ft) co-operate with officials of the Ministry and
the Superintendent for the purposes of plan-
ning and evaluating the program of instruc-
tion;
(c) make adequate provision in his daily program
for the individual differences of the pupils in
his classes so that each pupil may experience a
reasonable amount of success;
(d) prepare for use in his class or classes such
teaching plans and outlines as are required by
the Superintendent and submit the plans and
outlines to the Superintendent on request;
(e) assist in maintaining discipline in the School
and in fostering school spirit and morale; and
(/) carry out such supervisory duties as may be
assigned by the Superintendent. O. Reg.
555/79, s. 15.
DUTIES OF RESIDENCE COUNSELLORS
16. A residence counsellor shall,
(a) be responsible for the residence area assigned
to him by the Superintendent and provide for
the safety, health, comfort and well-being of
pupils in such area;
(ft) plan and provide programs to encourage and
promote the growth and development of each
pupil in his residence area and evaluate such
programs;
(c) make adequate provision for individual dif-
ferences of the pupils in the programs that he
provides;
(</) record the growth and development of each
pupil in his residence area;
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(e) assist in maintaining school spirit, morale and
discipline;
(/) carry out such supervisory' duties as may be
assigned to him by the Superintendent; and
(g) co-operate with the Superintendent in all
matters affecting the School. O. Reg.
555/79, s. 16.
PARENTS
17. — (1) There shall be deposited with the bursar a
sum of at least $20.00 to defray the personal incidental
expenses of a pupil enrolled in a School.
(2) As a condition of admission of a pupil to a School,
the parent of the pupil or the pupil, where he is over
eighteen years of age, shall agree,
(a) to supply on request of the Superintendent
personal items necessary to enable the pupil to
participate in school programs;
(ft) to provide transportation and escort for the
pupil where necessary to ensure regular
attendance if such transportation and escort is
not otherwise provided;
(c) to authorize the Superintendent, upon
recommendation of the school physician, to
arrange in case of emergency for the admis-
sion of the pupil to a hospital for treatment or
surgery;
(d) to permit such medical treatment of the pupil
as may be recommended by the school physi-
cian, subject to any other consent that may be
required;
(e) to guarantee payment for medical and dental
services required by the pupil during the
school year, except such services that are pro-
vided by the School; and
(/) to notify the Superintendent promptly of the
reason for the absence of the pupil.
(3) The parent of a pupil may visit with the pupil at
the School in which the pupil is enrolled as authorized
by the Superintendent. O. Reg. 555/79, s. 17.
DUTIES OF SUPERINTENDENT
18. There shall be for each School a Superintendent
who shall,
(a) admit pupils in accordance with this Regula-
tion;
(6) decide the pupils who shall be in residence at
the School and the pupils who shall reside in
homes approved by him;
(c) decide the mode of transportation to and from
School to be used by a pupil for whom such
transportation is provided by the School;
(d) assign pupils to classes and programs;
(e) transfer and promote such pupils as he con-
siders proper;
if) establish and maintain, and retain, transfer
and dispose of, a pupil record in respect of
each pupil enrolled in the School, in the man-
ner prescribed by the regulations;
(g) at least once in every calendar year provide for
a review of the placement of each pupil to
ensure that the program is appropriate for the
capabilities and needs of the pupil;
(h) recommend for a Secondary School Gradua-
tion Diploma or a Secondary School Honour
Graduation Diploma a pupil of the School
who has completed the requirements for such
diploma;
(i) be in charge of the organization, management
and discipline of the School and ensure that
proper supervision is maintained at all times;
(j) furnish to the Director, on his request, infor-
mation on any matter affecting the interests of
the School;
(k) arrange for regular inspection of the school
premises and report promptly to the Ministry
of Government Services any repairs required
to be made by that Ministry;
(/) determine the times at which pupils may leave
the school premises and the times at which
they may be visited at the School;
(w) notify the parent immediately if a pupil
becomes seriously ill or requires hospital
treatment off the school property;
(n) notify the parent if a pupil damages or
destroys school property and request suitable
compensation;
(o) hold emergency drill at the School and the
residences at least six times during the school
year and require that every pupil and staff
member take part therein;
(p) report promptly to the local medical officer of
health and the Director any cases of infectious
or contagious disease in the School; and
(q) report at least once each term the progress of
each pupil to his parent, or to the pupil where
he is eighteen years of age or over. O. Reg.
555/79, s. 18.
19. — (1) The Superintendent may dismiss a pupil
from a School or from a program in the School for a
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period not exceeding thirty days because of misconduct,
persistent opposition to authority, habitual neglect of
duty, the wilful destruction of school property, the use
of profane or wilfully insulting language, or conduct
injurious to the moral tone of the School or to the
physical or mental well-being of others in the School
and, where a pupil has been so dismissed, the Superin-
tendent shall notify forthwith in writing the pupil, his
teachers, the parent of the pupil and the Director of the
dismissal, the reasons therefor and the right of appeal
under subsection 2.
(2) The parent of a pupil who has been dismissed
under subsection 1 , or the dismissed, pupil where he is
eighteen years of age or over, may, within seven days of
the commencement of the dismissal, appeal to the
Director against the dismissal, and the Director, after
hearing the appeal or where no appeal is made, may
remove, confirm or modify the dismissal and, where he
considers it appropriate, may order that any record of
the dismissal be expunged.
(3) The Director may dismiss a pupil permanently
from a School on the ground that his conduct is so
refractory that his presence is injurious to other pupils
where.
(a) the Superintendent so recommends;
(b) the pupil and his parent have been notified in
writing of,
(i) the recommendation of the Superin-
tendent, and
(ii) the right of the pupil where he is eigh-
teen years of age or over, and other-
wise of his parent, to make represen-
tations at a hearing to be conducted by
the Director; and
(c) such hearing has been conducted.
(4) The parties to a hearing under this section shall be
the parent of the pupil, or the pupil where he is eighteen
years of age Or over, and the Superintendent. O. Reg.
555/79, s. 19.
20. — ( 1) The Superintendent may discharge a pupil,
(a) for failure to make progress satisfactory to the
Superintendent; or
(b) where the pupil is no longer in need of a spe-
cial educational program in the School and
another program placement would be more
appropriate for the pupil.
(2) Where a pupil has been discharged under subsec-
tion 1, the Superintendent shall,
(a) notify in writing the pupil and the parent of
the pupil, of the discharge, the reason therefor
and the right of appeal to the Director;
(b) counsel the parent of the pupil, or the pupil
where he is eighteen years of age or over, in
respect of the opportunities available to the
pupil; and
(c) give supportive guidance to the parent and to
the pupil where, in the opinion of the
Superintendent, such guidance is necessary.
(3) The parent of a pupil who has been discharged
under subsection 1 , or the discharged pupil where he is
eighteen years of age or over, may, within seven days of
the discharge, appeal to the Director against the dis-
charge, and the Director, after hearing the appeal or
where no appeal is made, may confirm the discharge or
order that the pupil be readmitted to the School.
(4) The parties to a hearing under this section shall be
the parent of the pupil , or the pupil where he is eighteen
years of age or over, and the Superintendent. O. Reg.
555/79, s. 201
21. A Superintendent may cause a pupil to be sent
home because of,
(a) serious or continued ill-health of the pupil; or
(6) the need of the pupil for medical treatment,
certified by the school physician. O. Reg.
555/79, s. 21.
superintendent's advisory council
22. — ( 1) A Superintendent may establish a Superin-
tendent's Advisory Council for his School to make
recommendations to the Superintendent in respect of
the organization, administration and government of the
School.
(2) A Superintendent's Advisory Council established
under subsection 1 shall be composed of at least six
persons appointed by the Superintendent, and such
Council shall meet at the call of the Superintendent at
least twice during each school year.
(3) A member of a Superintendent's Advisory Coun-
cil is entitled to be reimbursed for his expenses neces-
sarily incurred to attend a meeting of the Superinten-
dent's Advisory Council. O. Reg. 555/79, s. 22.
qualifications of teachers
23. — ( 1) A teacher employed to teach the deaf at a
School shall hold,
(a) a certificate qualifying him to teach in an
elementary school or a secondary school in
Ontario or a letter of standing; and
(b) the Diploma in Deaf Education granted by the
Minister or qualifications in education of the
deaf that the Minister considers equivalent
thereto.
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O. Reg. 558/79
(2) A deaf adult may be employed to teach the deaf at
a School if he holds a Permanent Letter of Standing
valid for the teaching of the deaf.
(3) A teacher employed to teach the blind at a School
shall,
(a) hold a certificate qualifying him to teach in an
elementary school or a secondary school in
Ontario or a letter of standing; and
(b) have completed, or be actively engaged in
completing, the requirements for the
specialist qualification for teaching the blind,
or hold qualifications in education of the blind
that the Minister considers equivalent there-
to.
(4) A teacher employed to teach the deaf-blind at a
School shall,
(a) hold a certificate qualifying hiiri to teach in an
elementary school or a secondary school in
Ontario or a letter of standing; and
(b) have completed, or be actively engaged in
completing, the requirements for the
specialist qualification for teaching the deaf-
blind, or hold qualifications in education of
the deaf-blind that the Minister considers
equivalent thereto. O. Reg. 555/79, s. 23.
REVOCATION
24. Regulation 198 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 and Ontario Regulations 81/75 and
119/76 are revoked. O. Reg. 555/79, s. 24.
Bette Stephenson
Minister of Education
Dated at Toronto, this 14th day of June, 1979.
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THE FOREST FIRES PREVENTION ACT
O. Reg. 556/79.
Restricted Fire Zone.
Made— July 27th, 1979.
Filed— July 27th, 1979.
REGULATION TO REVOKE
ONTARIO REGULATION 543/79
MADE UNDER
THE FOREST FIRES PREVENTION ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 543/79 is revoked.
J. K. Reynolds
Deputy Minister of
Natural Resources
Dated at Toronto, this 27th day of July, 1979.
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THE FOREST FIRES PREVENTION ACT
O. Reg. 557/79.
Restricted Fire Zone.
Made— July 27th, 1979.
Filed— July 27th, 1979.
REGULATION TO REVOKE
ONTARIO REGULATION 500/79
MADE UNDER
THE FOREST FIRES PREVENTION ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 500/79 is revoked.
2 . This Regulation comes into force at midnight on
the 27th day of July, 1979.
J. K. Reynolds
Deputy Minister of
Natural Resources
Dated at Toronto, this 27th day of July, 1979.
(2975)
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 558/79.
Restricted Use of the King's
Highway.
Made— July 18th, 1979.
Filed— July 27th, 1979.
32
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
RESTRICTED USE OF THE KING'S
HIGHWAY
1.— (1) No person shall operate or ride,
(a) a farm tractor;
(b) a self-propelled implement of husbandry;
(c) a motor vehicle designed as a farm implement
for drawing ploughs, mowing machines and
other implements of husbandry and used for
hauling a load;
(d) a horse; or
(e) a vehicle drawn by a horse,
on those parts of the King's Highway described in the
Schedule.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to,
(a) a person who resides on lands adjoining the
King's Highway to which lands there is no
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 559/79 4149
other means of access by highway while such
person is engaged in gaining access to or egress
from such lands if in gaining such access or
egress the person proceeds by the shortest
route over such King's Highway to the lands;
or
(b) a vehicle used for the maintenance of the
highway. O. Reg. 558/79, s. 1.
2. Where the highway is referred to in the Schedule
by a number or name, the reference is to that part of the
King's Highway that is known thereby.
Schedule 1
All of the King's Highway known as No. 402. O.
Reg. 558/79, Sched. 1.
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THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 559/79.
County of Halton (now The Regional
Municipality of Halton), Town of
Oakville.
Made— July 19th, 1979.
Filed— July 27th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 481/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
1. Ontario Regulation 481/73 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
44. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 33 may be used
for the extension of the existing drive-in theatre to
accommodate 300 additional vehicles, and for the erec-
tion and use thereon of buildings and structures acces-
sory thereto including:
(a) a new concession projection booth, and
(b) a new screen for attachment to the existing
screen structure,
provided the following requirements are met:
Minimum distance of
any building or structure
from all lot lines 50 feet
Maximum height of the
concession projection
booth 25 feet
Maximum height of the
new screen
Maximum height of all
accessory buildings and
structures
Minimum lot frontage
40 feet
15 feet
1,100 feet
O. Reg. 559/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 33
Those parcels of land situate in the Town of Oakville
in The Regional Municipality of Halton, formerly in the
County of Halton, being those parts of Lot 5 in Conces-
sion I, south of Dundas Street, more particularly
described as follows:
Premising that the course of the road allowance
between lots 5 and 6 has a bearing of north 45° west
and relating all bearings herein thereto;
1 . Beginning at a point in the northeasterly limit of
the said road allowance between lots 5 and 6 dis-
tant 3,214 feet, 1 inch measured southeasterly
therealong from the most westerly angle of the said
Lot 5, the said point being also distant 50 feet
measured northwesterly from and at right angles to
the centre line of a row of transmission towers as
described in an Instrument registered in the Land
Registry Office for the Registry Division of Halton
(No. 20) as Number 19904;
Thence north 39° 07' east parallel to the said centre
line 665 feet to the line of a wire fence;
Thence north 45° 05' west along the said fence 660
feet;
Thence south 39° 07' west 664 feet to the said
northeasterly limit of the said road allowance;
Thence southeasterly therealong 660 feet to the
place of beginning.
2. Beginning at a point in the northeasterly limit of
the said road allowance between lots 5 and 6 dis-
tant 2,054 feet, 1 inch measured southeasterly
therealong from the most westerly angle of the said
Lot 5;
Thence north 45° east 666 feet, 2 Vi inches to a wire
fence;
Thence south 44° 1 7 ' east therealong 43 1 feet, 1 1 '/»
inches;
Thence south 39° 07' west 664 feet to the said
northeasterly limit of the said road allowance;
Thence northwesterly therealong 500 feet to the
place of beginning.
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Excepting therefrom that portion of the said Lot 5
more particularly described as follows:
Bearings herein are astronomic and are referred to
the meridian through the most northerly angle of
Lot 1 in Concession I, south of Dundaa Street;
Beginning at a point in the southwesterly limit of
the said Lot 5 where it is intersected by the north-
westerly limit of the lands of Ontario Hydro distant
3, 2 12. 90 feet measured south 44° 58' 30" east along
the said southwesterly limit from the most westerly
angle of the said Lot 5;
Thence north 44° 58' 30" west along the said
southwesterly limit 10.05 feet;
Thence north 39° 10' 30" east 664.93 feet to the
southwesterly limit of the lands of the Ontario
Hydro described in an Instrument registered in the
said Land Registry Office as Number 28477;
Thence south 44° 59' 40" east along the said south-
westerly limit 10.05 feet to the said northwesterly
limit of the lands of Ontario Hydro;
Thence south 39° 10' 30" west along the said
northwesterly limit 664.92 feet to the place of
beginning. O. Reg. 559/79, s. 2.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 19th day of July, 1979.
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THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
ACT, 1971
O. Reg. 560/79.
Air Contaminants From Motor
Vehicles — Revocations.
Made— July 18th, 1979.
Filed— July 27th, 1979.
REGULATION TO REVOKE
REGULATIONS 12, 13 AND 14 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
ACT, 1971
1. Regulations 12, 13 and 14 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970 are revoked. O. Reg.
560/79, s. 1.
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THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
ACT, 1971
O. Reg. 561/79.
Motor Vehicles.
Made— July 18th, 1979.
Filed— July 27th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT,
1971
MOTOR VEHICLES
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "catalytic converter" means a device through
which exhaust from a motor is passed in order
to prevent or lessen the emission of a conta-
minant and which device would be impaired
in its functioning by the use of leaded gasoline
as a fuel for operation of the motor;
(b) "gross vehicle weight" means the manufac-
turer's gross weight rating;
(c) "leaded gasoline" means gasoline that is not
unleaded gasoline;
(d) "light duty motor vehicle" means a motor
vehicle having a gross vehicle weight of 2 , 720
kilograms or less, but does not include a
motorcycle;
(e) "model year", when used with respect to a
motor vehicle, means the model year desig-
nated by the manufacturer but, where the
manufacturer does not make such a designa-
tion, means the calendar year in which the
manufacture of a motor vehicle is completed;
if) "motorcycle" means a motor vehicle having a
seat or saddle for the use of the driver and
designed to travel on not more than three
wheels in contact with the ground and
includes a bicycle with a motor attached and a
motor scooter;
(g) "unleaded gasoline" means gasoline that
contains not more than 0.013 grams of lead
per litre and not more than 0.0013 grams of
phosphorus per litre. O. Reg. 561/79, s. 1.
2. Motor vehicles for which a permit under The
Highway Traffic Act has not been issued are exempt
from all the provisions of this Regulation except section
4. O. Reg. 561/79, s. 2.
3. — (1) No person shall use leaded gasoline as a fuel
to operate a motor vehicle manufactured with a cataly-
tic converter.
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(2) No person shall operate or cause or permit the
operation of a motor vehicle with a catalytic converter
after leaded gasoline has been used as a fuel in the motor
vehicle until the catalytic converter has been repaired or
replaced.
(3) A motor vehicle manufactured with a catalytic
converter incorporated as part of a system to prevent or
lessen the emission of any contaminant shall include, as
part of the system, a gasoline tank filler inlet that,
(a) allows the insertion of a nozzle spout terminal
end that has an outside diameter not greater
than 2.134 centimetres;
(6) has a restriction preventing the insertion of a
nozzle spout terminal end that has an outside
diameter greater than 2.362 centimetres; and
(c) is designed to pass not more than 700 mil-
lilitres of gasoline into the tank when intro-
duction of gasoline is attempted from a nozzle
referred to in clause b. O. Reg. 561/79, s. 3.
4. No person shall operate a light duty motor vehicle
from which there is a visible emission of a contaminant
or contaminants for more than fifteen seconds in any
five-minute period. O. Reg. 561/79, s. 4.
5. In respect of a motor or motor vehicle manufac-
tured with a system or device to prevent or lessen the
emission of any contaminant, the system or device, or
any replacement therefor,
(a) shall be maintained and kept in such a state of
repair that it is capable of performing the
function for which it was intended; and
(b) shall be kept installed on, attached to or
incorporated in the motor or motor vehicle in
such a manner that, when the motor or motor
vehicle is operating, the system or device
functions in the manner in which it was
intended to function. O. Reg. 561/79, s. 5.
6. — ( 1) For a light duty motor vehicle of a model year
and displacement listed in Column 1 of the Table, the
figures appearing opposite in the remaining columns
are prescribed as maximum emission standards for the
vehicle with respect to the contaminant named at the
head of each column when tested under the test condi-
tions specified.
(2) Where a light duty motor vehicle is tested for
compliance with the maximum emission standards pre-
scribed by subsection 1 ,
(a) the motor shall be at its normal operating
temperature;
(b) the transmission of the motor vehicle shall be
in the neutral position;
(c) for the test conditions indicated in Column 2 ,
4 or 6 of the Table the accelerator pedal shall
not be depressed;
(d) for the test conditions indicated in Column 3,
5 or 7 of the Table the accelerator pedal shall
be depressed, so as to produce a rotational
speed of the motor of between 2 ,450 and 2 ,550
revolutions per minute; and
(e) the test, except a test of visible emissions, shall
be carried out using an infrared analyzer or
other analytical device or procedure of
equivalent accuracy.
(3) Every motor vehicle for which emission stan-
dards are prescribed in subsection 1 shall comply with
such standards.
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Table
MAXIMUM EMISSION STANDARDS
O. Reg. 561/79
Exhaust Emissions
Hydrocarbons
(parts per million
by volume)
Carbon Monoxide
(per cent by volume)
Visible Emissions
of a Contaminant
or Contaminants
(seconds in any
one-minute period)
Test Conditions
idle
fast idle
idle
fast idle
idle
fast idle
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Model Year
Displacement
Before 1969
2.29 litres or less
800
800
6
5
5
5
Before 1969
more than 2.29 litres
600
600
5
3
5
5
1969
2.29 litres or less
600
600
5
3
5
5
1969
more than 2.29 litres
500
500
4
2
5
5
1970 or 1971
2.29 litres or less
500
500
4
2.5
5
5
1970 or 1971
more than 2.29 litres
400
400
3
1.5
5
5
1972, 1973, 1974
2.29 litres or less
500
500
3.5
2
5
5
1972, 1973, 1974
more than 2.29 litres
400
400
2.5
1
5
5
1975 or after
2.29 litres or less
400
400
2.5
1.5
5
5
1975 or after
more than 2.29 litres
300
300
2
1
5
5
0. Reg
. 561/79, s. 6.
7. — ( 1) A provincial officer, designated for the purpose of carrying out the provisions of Part III of the Act, or a
police officer may, by written notice in Form 1 , require the driver or owner of a motor vehicle to submit such motor
vehicle for testing and inspection.
(2) Every driver or owner of a motor vehicle shall comply with a written notice given to him under
subsection 1. O. Reg. 561/79, s. 7.
Form 1
The Environmental Protection Act, 1971
NOTICE TO SUBMIT MOTOR VEHICLE
Take Notice that pursuant to The Environmental Protection Act, 1971 and Regulations thereunder,
Name:
Address:
Driver Licence Number:
is required to submit the motor vehicle bearing Ontario Registration Plate Number (year) .
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to the inspection site at
on between the hours of
(month) (day) (year)
and for testing and inspection.
Dated at this day of , 19
Provincial Officer
or
Police Officer
O. Reg. 561/79, Form 1.
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INDEX 32
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
Proclamations 4099
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 4100
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 4 104
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 41 13
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 4113
Certificate of Continuation Issued 4114
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 4114
Amendments to Articles 41 15
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 4117
Order Reviving Corporation 4118
Licences in Mortmain Issued 4118
Extra- Provincial Licences Issued 4118
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 4119
Cancellation of Certificates for Cause 4119
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation 4120
Credit Union Incorporated 4 123
Credit Union Dissolved 4123
The Insurance Act 4124
Orders-in-Council 4124
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 4125
Petitions to Parliament 4127
Applications to Parliament 4127
CORPORATION NOTICES 4127
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 4131
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 4131
SHERIFFS SALE OF LANDS 4132
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Ambulance Act O. Reg. 550/79 4138
The Education Act. 1974 O. Reg. 555/79 4143
The Environmental Protection Act. 1971 O. Reg. 560/79 . . 4150
The Environmental Protection Act. 1971 O. Reg. 561/79 4150
The Forest Fires Prevention Act O. Reg. 542/79 4134
The Forest Fires Prevention Act O. Reg. 543/79 4134
The Forest Fires Prevention Act O. Reg. 556/79 4148
The Forest Fires Prevention Act O. Reg. 557/79 4148
The Game and Fish Act O. Reg. 546/79 4136
The Health Insurance Act, 1972 O. Reg. 552/79 4139
The Health Insurance Act, 1972 O. Reg. 554/79 4142
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 558/79 4148
The Mental Hospitals Act O. Reg. 55 1/79 4139
The Mirjing Tax Act. 1972 O. Reg. 545/79 4136
The Nursing Homes Act. 1972 O. Reg. 553/79 4142
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act, 1973 O. Reg. 544/79 4143
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act. 1973 O. Reg. 559/79 4149
The Personal Property Security Act O. Reg. 547/79 4137
The Planning Act O. Reg. 539/79 4133
The Planning Act O. Reg. 540/79 4133
The Planning Act O. Reg. 541/79 4133
The Planning Act O. Reg. 548/79 4 137
The Planning Act O. Reg. 549/79 4137
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NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1979
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides :
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1979 the dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in The Ontario
Gazette are as follows:
January 6th, Issue No. 1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held — April 8th, 1979
February 3rd, " " 5 " " " " " " — May 6th,
March 3rd " " 9 " " " " " " — June 3rd,
April 7th, " " 14 " " *' " '* " —July 8th,
May 5th, " " 18 " " " " " " —August 5th,
June 2nd, " " 22 " " " " " " — September 2nd
July 7th, " " 27 " " " " " " —October 7th, • "
August 4th, " " 31 " " " " " " — November 4th, "
September 1st, " " 35 " " " " " " — December 2nd, "
October 6th, " " 40 " " " *' " *' —January 6th, 1980
November 3rd, " " 44 " " " " " " — February 3rd, "
December 1st, " " 48 " " " " " " — March 2nd,
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received before
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number of
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed.
Advertising Rate: $5.00 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $20.00; and
by others for a single copy, 50 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO and
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed :
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
O. Reg. 562/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 563/79 4205
Publications Under The Regulations Act
August 18th, 1979
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 562/79.
Delegation of Authority of Minister
Under Section 30a of the Act.
Made— July 30th, 1979.
Filed— July 30th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY OF
MINISTER UNDER SECTION 30a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Subject to sections 2 and 3, all authority of the
Minister to give consents under section 29 of the Act in
respect of any land situate in the Township of
Wicksteed, in the Territorial District of Algoma, is
hereby delegated to the Township of Wicksteed Plan-
ning Board. O. Reg. 562/79, s. 1.
2. The delegation made in section 1 does not apply in
respect of any application for a consent under section 29
of the Act received by the Minister prior to the day this
Order comes into force. O. Reg. 562/79, s. 2.
3. The delegation made in section 1 is subject to the
condition that the Township of Wicksteed Planning
Board comply with the rules of procedure in respect of
consent applications prescribed by regulation from time
to time, as referred to in subsection 12 of section 41 of
the Act, but failure to comply with this condition in any
respect does not of itself terminate the delegation of
authority. O. Reg. 562/79, s. 3.
4. This Order comes into force on the 1st day of
August, 1979. O. Reg. 562/79. s. 4.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 30th day of July, 1979.
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THE LAND TRANSFER TAX ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 563/79.
Exemption — Conveyance to Family Farm
Corporation or Family Business
Corporation.
Made— July 18th, 1979.
Filed— July 30th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE LAND TRANSFER TAX ACT, 1974
EXEMPTION— CONVEYANCE TO FAMILY
FARM CORPORATION
OR
FAMILY BUSINESS CORPORATION
1. — (1) In this Regulation,
(a) "child" means child as defined in clause a of
section 1 of The Family Law Reform Act,
1978;
0) "family business corporation" means a cor-
poration in which, at the date of registration
of any conveyance with respect to which the
expression is being applied, all of the issued
shares except for directors' qualifying shares
are owned by a person or persons, each of
whom is not a non-resident person and each of
whom is a member of the family of each
transferor of the land being conveyed, and
where any of such persons is a corporation the
provisions of subclauses c and d of subsection
1 of section 3 are applicable to such corpora-
tion;
(c) "family farm corporation" means a corpora-
tion in which , at the date of registration of any
conveyance with respect to which the expres-
sion is being applied,
(i) all of the issued shares except for
directors' qualifying shares are owned
by a person or persons, each of whom
is not a non-resident person and each
of whom is a member of the family of
each transferor of the land being con-
veyed, and where any of such persons
is a corporation, 95 per cent of the
value of the assets of such corporation
are farming assets, and
(ii) 95 per cent of the value of the assets are
farming assets;
W)
"farming" includes tillage of the soil, the
breeding, raising or grazing of live stock of all
kinds, the raising of poultry and the prod-
uction of poultry products, fur farming, dairy
farming, fruit growing, the growing of food
for human consumption or for the feeding of
live stock and the keeping of bees, but does
not include the leasing out of land where the
lessor is not entitled to share in the crops, live
stock or other commodities raised or produced
on the land or the proceeds of the sale of such
crops, live stock or other commodities so
raised or produced;
(e) "farming assets" of a family farm corporation
means,
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toA
(i) land, buildings, equipment, machin-
ery and live stock that are used chiefly
in farming by the corporation,
(ii) any right or licence granted or issued
under any Act of the Legislature that
permits or regulates the production or
sale of any commodity or thing pro-
duced, raised or grown through farm-
ing,
(iii) the building in which a shareholder or
member or members of his family
reside who are engaged in farming if
that building is on land that is used or
is contiguous to land used by that
shareholder or member or members of
his family in farming,
(iv)
shares in another
poration, and
family farm cor-
(v) trade accounts receivable, supplies
and inventory of commodities or
things produced, raised or grown
through farming;
if) "issued shares" of a corporation includes unis-
sued shares, the issuing of which has been
authorized by a properly passed resolution of
the corporation as consideration for the con-
veyance to it of land in respect of which
exemption from tax is claimed under this
Regulation;
(g) "members of the family" means, with respect
to any individual,
(i) that individual,
(ii) his spouse,
(iii) his child,
(iv) his father, mother, brother or sister or
any descendant of such brother or sis-
ter,
(v) the brother or sister of his father or
mother or any descendant of any such
brother or sister,
(vi) the father, mother or any brother or
sister of his spouse or any descendant
of any such brother or sister,
(vii) his son-in-law or daughter-in-law,
(viii) his grandfather or grandmother,
(ix) his grandchild or great-grandchild or
the spouse of any such grandchild or
great-grandchild, or
(x) a corporation all of the issued shares of
which except for directors' qualifying
00
shares are owned by an individual or
individuals, none of whom is a non-
resident person and each of whom is
related to the individual to whom the
expression is being applied in the man-
ner described in any of subclauses i to
ix;
"spouse" means spouse as defined in sub-
clause i of clause b of section 14 of The Family
Law Reform Act, 1978;
(i) "taxation year" of any corporation is its taxa-
tion year for the purpose of The Corporations
Tax Act, 1972.
(2) For the purposes of determining the percentage
referred to in subclause ii of clause c of subsection 1 , the
value of the interest in the land being conveyed shall be
included as an asset of the corporation. O. Reg. 563/
79, s. 1.
2. — (1) It is determined that the Act was not
intended to apply to a conveyance of land from an
individual or individuals, each of whom is a member of
the family of the other to a corporation which is, at the
time of registration of such conveyance, a family farm
corporation provided that,
(a) prior to such conveyance the land was used
predominantly in farming which was carried
on exclusively by an individual or individuals,
each of whom is not a non-resident person and
each of whom is a member of the family of
each transferor of the land being conveyed;
and
(b) the land is being conveyed for the principal
purpose of enabling the transferee to continue
the farming on such land under the direction
of a person or persons, each of whom is a
member of the family of each transferor of the
land being conveyed.
(2) Where the exemption authorized by this section is
claimed, there shall be filed with the Minister or the
collector and attached to the conveyance being tendered
for registration, an affidavit made by an officer of the
transferee in such form as the Minister shall
require. O. Reg. 563/79, s. 2.
3. — (1) Subject to subsections 2 and 3, it is deter-
mined that the Act was not intended to apply to a
conveyance of land from an individual or individuals,
each of whom is a member of the family of the other to a
family business corporation provided that,
(a) prior to such conveyance the land was used
predominantly in the operation of an active
business, other than farming, which was
operated exclusively by an individual or indi-
viduals, each of whom is not a non-resident
person and each of whom is a member of the
family of each transferor of the land being
conveyed;
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 564/79 4207
(b) the land is being conveyed for the principal
purpose of enabling the transferee to continue
the operation of such business on the land
under the direction of a person or persons,
each of whom is a member of the family of
each transferor of the land being conveyed;
(c) for its taxation year ending next following the
date of registration of any conveyance with
respect to which the expression is being
applied, qualifies for a deduction under sec-
tion 125 of the Income Tax Act (Canada) not-
withstanding that no deduction is allowed
under that section by reason only that the
amount determined under paragraph a or b of
subsection 1 of that section is nil for such
taxation year; and
(d) for its taxation year ending next following the
date of registration of any conveyance with
respect to which the expression is being
applied, derives at least 75 per cent of its gross
income from an active business, other than
farming, carried on in Canada.
(2) A conveyance to which subsection 1 may be
applicable may be registered without the payment of
tax provided that,
(a) security for the tax in a form satisfactory to the
Minister is furnished; and
(b) an affidavit made by an officer of the trans-
feree described in the conveyance is furnished
to the Minister setting forth those require-
ments referred to in subsection 1 that have
been complied with.
(3) Where, after the expiration of its taxation year
ending next following the registration of a conveyance
described in subsection 1, the transferee of the con-
veyance claims that it is a conveyance to which subsec-
tion 1 applies and in respect of which no tax is payable,
there shall be furnished to the Minister an affidavit
made by an officer of the transferee in such form as the
Minister shall require.
(4) Subject to subsection 5 , where tax has been paid
or security has been furnished with respect to the regis-
tration of a conveyance to which the Minister is satisfied
that subsection 1 applies, such tax or security shall be
returned by the Minister to the person who paid such
tax or furnished such security.
(5) Where, as a result of information furnished to the
Minister under The Corporations Tax Act, 1972 or fur-
nished to him by the transferee or by any other person,
the Minister is satisfied that the transferee has not satis-
fied the requirements of clauses c and d of subsection 1,
the Minister may enforce any security furnished to him
pursuant to subsection 2 for the payment of the tax and
such interest thereon as is owing. O. Reg. 563/79, s. 3.
4. This Regulation shall be deemed to have come
into force on the 11th day of April, 1979. O. Reg.
563/79, s. 4.
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O. Reg. 564/79.
Forms.
Made July 30th, 1979.
Filed July 30th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE LAND TRANSFER TAX ACT. 1974
FORMS
1 . A notice of objection under subsection 1 of section 13 of the Act shall be in Form 1 . O. Reg. 564/79, s. 1 .
2. A notice of appeal under subsection 2 of section 14 of the Act shall be in Form 2. O. Reg. 564/79, s. 2.
3. A notice of first lien and charge under subsection 1 of section 16 of the Act shall be in Form 3. O. Reg.
564/79, s. 3.
4. The affidavit referred to in subsection 2 of section 2 of Ontario Regulation 563/79 shall be in Form 4. O.
Reg. 564/79, s. 4.
5. The affidavit referred to in subsection 3 of section 3 of Ontario Regulation 563/79 shall be in Form 5. O.
Reg. 564/79, s. 5.
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O. Reg. 564/79
6. When a conveyance to which Form 4 is attached is tendered for registration, there shall also be provided to
the collector to whom such conveyance is tendered for registration one fully executed and completed duplicate copy
of such form, and such duplicate copy shall not be attached to any conveyance tendered for registration. O. Reg.
564/79, s. 6.
7. Sections 1, 2 and 3 of this Regulation shall be deemed to have come into force on the 1st day of May,
1979. O. Reg. 564/79, s. 7.
Form 1
The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974
NOTICE OF OBJECTION
Notice Of Objection Is Hereby Given, pursuant to section 13 of The Land Transfer Tax Act,
1974 , to the assessment dated the day of ,19 wherein a tax in
the sum of $ was levied in respect of the tender for registration of a conveyance made
(identify the by-
parties to the
conveyance)
to:
(delete the
inapplicable
Division)
which was registered in the Land Registry Office for the Land Titles/Registry Division of
on the day of .
Number
i 19.
The following are the reasons for objection and a full statement of facts relating thereto:
(if space is insufficient, a separate memorandum may be attached)
Date
(name)
(address)
O. Reg. 564/79, Form 1.
Between:
And:
Form 2
The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974
Notice Of Appeal In The Supreme Court Of Ontario
In The Matter Of The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974
The Minister of Revenue
Appellant
Respondent
Take Notice That, pursuant to section 14 of The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974, the Appellant
appeals to the Supreme Court of Ontario from the decision of the Minister of Revenue
dated the day of , 19 .
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confirming (or
O. Reg. 564/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 4209
varying) an assessment dated the day of , 19
(delete the
inapplicable
Division)
(identify the
parties to the
conveyance)
(or reassessing the amount) of tax payable by the Appellant in connection with the registration of a
conveyance in the Land Registry Office for the Land Titles/Registry Division of
on the day of , 19
as Number .
and made by:
to:
(identify the
parties to the
convevance)
STATEMENT OF FACT AND LAW
(To be completed in accordance with the general practice and procedure of the Supreme Court of
Ontario giving reasons submitted in support of the appeal).
O. Reg. 564/79, Form 2.
Form 3
The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974
NOTICE OF FIRST LIEN AND CHARGE
In The Matter Of The Conveyance made
by:
to:
on the day of , 19 .
Take Notice That, pursuant to subsection 1 of section 16 of The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974 ,
Her Majesty in right of Ontario as represented by the Minister of Revenue claims against the
hereinafter described lands a first lien and charge for the tax deferred or remitted pursuant to the
said subsection 1 in respect of the registration of the above-described conveyance.
(insert legal
description of land
and include parcel
no. and section
no. where
applicable)
O. Reg. 564/79, Form 3.
Form 4
The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974
AFFIDAVIT RE CONVEYANCE TO FAMILY FARM CORPORATION
In The Matter Of The Conveyance Of
by:
(insert brief description of land)
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(insert names of all transferors)
to:
(insert names of all transferees)
(print name)
of
(print address)
Make Oath And Say That:
1 . I am the of
(describe office) (insert name of transferee corporation)
the transferee corporation of the above-described conveyance whose head office is located at
(insert address of corporation's head office)
and I have personal knowledge of the facts hereinafter deposed to.
2. Prior to the above-described conveyance,
(insert names of appropriate individuals)
carried on farming on the land being conveyed during the period(s)
(set out time period(s) during which land was farmed prior to the conveyance)
3. The above-described conveyance is being made for the principal purpose of enabling the transferee corpora-
tion to continue farming on the land being conveyed under the direction of
(insert names of appropriate persons)
4. Each transferor, each shareholder of the transferee corporation (excluding holders of directors' qualifying
shares) and each person named in this affidavit is, within the meaning of clause g of subsection 1 of section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 563/79, a member of the family of every other transferor, shareholder or person so named.
5 . No person named in clause 2 or 3 of this affidavit and no shareholder of the transferee corporation (excluding
holders of directors' qualifying shares) is a non-resident person within the meaning given to that expression in
clause g of subsection 1 of section 1 of The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974.
6. I have read and considered the definitions of "family farm corporation", "farming" and "farming assets" set out
respectively in clauses c, d and e of subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation 563/79. The transferee
corporation in respect of whom this affidavit is made is a "family farm corporation" within the meaning given
to that expression in the aforementioned Regulation.
Sworn Before Me
in the
of this
day of ,19
A Commissioner, etc.
O. Reg. 564/79, Form 4.
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Form 5
The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974
AFFIDAVIT RE CONVEYANCE TO FAMILY BUSINESS CORPORATION
In The Matter Of The Conveyance Of
(insert brief description of land)
by:
to:
(insert names of all transferors)
(insert names of all transferees)
(print name)
(print address)
of
Make Oath And Say That:
1 . I am the of
(describe office) (insert name of transferee corporation)
the transferee corporation of the above-described conveyance whose head office is located at
(insert address of corporation's head office)
and I have personal knowledge of the facts hereinafter deposed to.
2. The above-described conveyance was registered on the day of , 19 . . as
Instrument Number in the Land Registration Office situate at .
(insert name of City, Town)
Ontario.
3. Since the date of registration of such conveyance, an active business, namely.
(describe nature of business)
has been carried on on the land described in the conveyance under the direction of the following persons:
(insert names of appropriate persons)
4. As of the date of this affidavit the shareholders of the transferee corporation are
(insert names of all shareholders)
5 . To the best of my knowledge and belief clauses c and d of subsection 1 of section 3 of Ontario Regulation
563/79 are applicable to the transferee corporation in respect of its taxation year ended the day of
, 19 and the said corporation is entitled to the exemption provided in section 3 of that
Regulation.
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SWORN BEFORE ME
in the
of this
day of
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 565/79
, 19... J
A Commissioner, etc.
Dated at Toronto, this 30th day of July, 1979.
(2982)
O. Reg. 564/79, Form 5.
Lorne Maeck
Minister of Revenue
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 565/79.
Restricted Areas — County of Frontenac,
Township of Bedford.
Made— July 24th, 1979.
Filed— July 31st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 218/75
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 218/75 is amended
adding thereto the following sections:
by
103. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 107 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a seasonal residence
and buildings and structures accessory thereto provided
the following requirements are met:
Minimum distance
between any building or
structure, including a
sewage disposal system,
and the high water mark
of Thirty Island Lake
100 feet
10 feet
25 feet
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Maximum lot coverage 30 per cent
O. Reg. 565/79, s. 1, part.
104. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 108 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a seasonal dwelling
and buildings and structures accessory thereto provided
the following requirements are met:
Minimum distance
between any building or
structure, including a
sewage disposal system,
and the high water mark
of Bob's Lake 100 feet
Minimum side yards 10 feet
Minimum rear yard 25 feet
Maximum lot coverage 30 per cent
O. Reg. 565/79, s. 1, part.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedules:
Schedule 107
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Bed-
ford in the County of Frontenac, being composed of
that part of Lot 8 in Concession III designated as Part 1
on a Reference Plan deposited in the Land Registry-
Office for the Registry Division of Frontenac (No. 13) as
Number 13R-3565. O. Reg. 565/79, s. 2, part.
Schedule 108
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Bed-
ford in the County of Frontenac, being composed of
that part of Lot 1 9 in Concession III designated as Part 1
on a Reference Plan deposited in the Land Registry
Office for the Registry Division of Frontenac (No. 13) as
Number 13R-2816. O. Reg. 565/79, s. 2, part.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 24th day of July, 1979.
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THE PLANNING ACT Schedule 109
O. Reg. 566/79.
Restricted Areas — County of Frontenac,
Township of Bedford.
Made— July 31st, 1979.
Filed— August 1, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 218/75
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 218/75 is amended by
adding thereto the following sections:
105. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 109 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a seasonal residence
and buildings and structures accessory thereto provided
the following requirements are met:
Minimum distance be-
tween any building or
structure, including a
sewage disposal system,
and the high water mark
of Bob's Lake
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Maximum lot coverage
31 metres
3 metres
7.6 metres
30 per cent
O. Reg. 566/79. s. 1, part.
106. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 1 10 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a seasonal residence
and buildings and structures accessory thereto provided
the following requirements are met:
Minimum distance be-
tween any building or
structure, including a
sewage disposal system,
and the high water mark
of Buck Lake 3 1 metres
Minimum side yards 3 metres
Minimum rear yard 7.6 metres
Maximum lot coverage 30 per cent
O. Reg. 566/79, s. 1, part.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedules:
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That parcel of land situate in the Township of Bed-
ford in the County of Frontenac, being composed of
that part of Lot 29 in Concession VTI designated as Part
1 on a Reference Plan deposited in the Land Registry
Office for the Registry Division of Frontenac (No. 13) as
Number 13R-2998. O. Reg. 566/79, s. 2, part.
Schedule 110
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Bed-
ford in the County of Frontenac, being composed of
that part of Lot 1 in Concession XIH designated as Part
9 on a Reference Plan deposited in the Land Registry
Office for the Registry Division of Frontenac (No. 13) as
Number R-163. O. Reg. 566/79, s. 2, part.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 31st day of July, 1979.
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 567/79.
Restricted Area — All Lands within the
Township of Innisfil in the County of
Simcoe.
Made— July 31st, 1979.
Filed— August 1st, 1979.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
RESTRICTED AREA— ALL LANDS WITHIN
THE TOWNSHIP OF INNISFIL IN
THE COUNTY OF SIMCOE
I N'TE RPRETATION
1. In this Order,
(a) "accessory", when used to describe a use.
building or structure, means a use, building or
structure normally incidental or subordinate
to the principal use, building or structure on
the same lot;
(ft) "commercial use" means a use of land, a
building or structure for the purposes of buy-
ing and selling commodities or supplying ser-
vices;
(c) "floor area" means the total area of all floors
contained within the outside walls of a build-
ing or structure;
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(d) "hotel" means a commercial establishment
used for the purpose of catering to the needs of
the travelling public by supplying sleeping
accommodations, food and refreshments and
includes a motel, motor hotel or inn;
(e) "lot" means a parcel of land,
(i) described in a deed or other document
legally capable of conveying land, or
(ii) shown as a lot or block on a registered
plan of subdivision;
(/") "marina" means a commercial establishment
where a boat-house, boat storage, boat repair
facilities, boat rental, pier, dock, pump out or
jetty facilities or any combination thereof are
available for all types of marine craft and may
include a gasoline pump for the fuelling of
marine craft and buildings or structures for
the sale of marine craft, snowmobiles or other
similar recreational vehicles as well as acces-
sories and refreshments. O. Reg. 567/79,
s. 1.
APPLICATION
2. This Order applies to all lands within the
Township of Innisfil in the County of Simcoe. O. Reg.
567/79, s. 2.
3. This Order does not apply to lands used for the
purposes of a hotel or a marina. O. Reg. 567/79, s. 3.
4. Nothing in this Order prevents the use of any
land, building or structure for a purpose prohibited by
this Order if such land, building or structure was law-
fully used for such purpose on the day this Order comes
into force, or prevents erection or use of any building or
structure the plans for which were approved by the
municipal architect or building inspector of the
Township of Innisfil prior to the day this Order comes
into force if the erection of such building or structure is
commenced within two years after the day this Order
comes into force and such building or structure is com-
pleted within a reasonable time after the erection there-
of is commenced. O. Reg. 567/79, s. 4.
5. — (i) Subject to subsection 2, no building or
structure containing a floor area exceeding 465 square
metres shall be erected or used for commercial uses.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection
structures having,
1, buildings or
(a) an area not exceeding 1,860 square metres
may be erected or used for commercial uses
within those portions of the Township of
Innisfil described in Schedules 1, 2, 3 and 4;
and
1886
(ft) an area not exceeding 930 square metres may
be erected and used for commercial uses
within those portions of the Township of
Innisfil described in Schedules 5 and 6. O.
Reg. 567/79, s. 5.
6.— ( 1) No building or structure used for commercial
uses shall be located within eight metres of any lot line.
(2) Not more than one building or structure used for
commercial uses may be erected on a lot but this sub-
section does not prohibit the erection of accessory
buildings or structures where there is compliance with
all other provisions of this Order. O. Reg. 567/79,
s. 6.
7. — (1) Nothing in this Order prevents the repair or
reconstruction of any building or structure that is dam-
aged or destroyed by causes beyond the control of the
owner.
(2) Nothing in this Order prevents the strengthening
or restoration to a safe condition of any building or
structure or part of any building or structure. O. Reg.
567/79, s. 7.
Schedule 1
Those portions of the Township of Innisfil in the
County of Simcoe, being composed of,
(a) those parts of lots 23 and 24 in Concession VI;
(ft) those parts of lots 24 and 25 in Concession VII;
and
(c) those parts of lots 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25 in
Concession VIII,
all as shown as shaded areas on a map filed in the Office
of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as Number
2523. O. Reg. 567/79, Sched. 1.
Schedule 2
Those portions of the Township of Innisfil in the
County of Simcoe, being composed of,
(a) those parts of lots 2 1 and 22 in Concession III;
and
(ft) those parts of lots 2 1 and 22 in Concession IV,
all as shown as shaded areas on a map filed in the Office
of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as Number
2524. O. Reg. 567/79, Sched. 2.
Schedule 3
Those portions of the Township of Innisfil in the
County of Simcoe, being composed of,
(a) those parts of lots 15 and 16 in Concession IX;
and
O. Reg. 567/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 569/79 4215
(b) those parts of lots 15 and 16 in Concession X, ib) those parts of lots 15 and 16 in Concession IV,
all as shown as shaded areas on a map filed in the Office
of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as Number
2525. O. Reg. 567/79, Sched. 3.
Schedule 4
Those portions of the Township of Innisfil in the
County of Simcoe, being composed of that part of Lot 6
and all of Lot 7 in Concession \TI all as shown as shaded
areas on a map filed in the Office of the Registrar of
Regulations at Toronto as Number 2526. O. Reg.
567/79, Sched. 4.
Schedule 5
Those portions of the Township of Innisfil in the
County of Simcoe, being composed of,
(a) that part of Lot 16 in Concession III; and
all as shown as shaded areas on a map filed in the Office
of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as Number
2527. O. Reg. 567/79, Sched. 5.
Schedule 6
Those portions of the Township of Innisfil in the
County of Simcoe, being composed of that part of Lot 1
in Concession \TT as shown as the shaded area on a map
filed in the Office of the Registrar of Regulations at
Toronto as Number 2528. O. Reg. 567/79, Sched. 6.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 31st day of July, 1979.
(2995)
33
THE GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE ACT
O. Reg. 568/79.
General.
Made— July 18th, 1979.
Filed — August 1st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 383 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE ACT
1. Item 15 of Schedule C to Regulation 383 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as made by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 367/79, is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
15. From and including the 1st day of May, 1979
up to and including the 3 1st day of July, 1979
9.80
27.55
51.00
23.45
16. j From and including the 1st day of August.
27.55
51.00
23.45
(2996)
33
THE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS ACT
O. Reg. 569/79.
General.
Made — July 18th, 1979.
Filed — August 1st, 1979.
REGULATION TO .AMEND
REGULATION 85 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS ACT
1. Item 14 of Table 1 to Regulation 85 of Re vised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as made by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 368/79. is revoked and the following substituted therefor
1887
4216 O. Reg. 569/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 571/79
14.
From and including the 1st day of May,
1979 up to and including the 3 1st day of
July, 1979
9.80
27.55
19.20
51.00
19.25
15.
From and including the 1st day of
August, 1979. '.
10.05
27.55
20.05
51.00
19.25
(2997)
33
THE HOMES FOR THE AGED AND REST HOMES ACT
O. Reg. 570/79.
General.
Made— July 18th, 1979.
Filed— August 1st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 439 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HOMES FOR THE AGED AND REST HOMES ACT
1. Item 14 of Table 1 to Regulation 439 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as made by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 366/79, is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
14.
From and including the 1st day of May, 1979
up to and including the 3 1st day of July, 1979
9.80
25.55
19.20
51.00
15.
From and including the 1st day of August.
1979
10.05
25.55
20.05
51.00
(2998)
33
THE FAMILY BENEFITS ACT
O. Reg. 571/79.
General.
Made— July 18th, 1979.
Filed— August 1st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 287 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE FAMILY BENEFITS ACT
1 . Subclause i of clause e of subsection 4 of section
11 of Regulation 287 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970, as remade by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 64/79, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(i) 10.05 a day, or
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of August, 1979.
(2999)
33
1888
O. Reg. 572/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
THE SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONS ACT, 1979
O. Reg. 572/79.
Forms.
Made— July 31st, 1979.
Filed— August 1st, 1979.
4217
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONS ACT, 1979
FORMS
1. A proposal referred to in section 3 of the Art «hall be in Form 1. O Reg. 572/79, s. 1.
2. An certificate of registration referred to in section 6 of the Act shall be in Form 2. O. Reg. 572/79, s. 2.
3. An application for a grant under subsection lofsection21oftheActshallbeinForm3. O. Reg. 572/79, s. 3.
4. An application for a tax credit under section 22 of the Act shall be in Form 4. O. Reg. 572/79, s. 4.
5. A certificate referred to in clause a of subsection 3 of section 2 1 and clause a of subsection 2 of section 22 of
the Act shall be in Form 5. O. Reg. 572/79, s. 5.
Form 1
The Small Business Development Corporations Act, 1979
Ministry Small I
of Development Corporations
Revenue Program
Qu— n't Park
Toronto. Ontario
M7A 283
Application/Proposal For Registration
Small Business Development Corporation
Ontario
Nam* of Corporation
Telephone Number
Operating Name (if dlffarant from above)
Head Office Location in Ontario - Street Number end Name
City. Town. Village
Province
Postal Code
, . 1 , ,
Ontario
Mailing Add reel (if different from above)
City. Town. Village
Province
Postal Code
1 1 1 1 1
Oast of Shares
Number of
Shares
Maximum Aggregate
Consideration
Number of
Shares Issued
Aggregate
Consideration
Debt Cassations
Mortgages
$
Other
(Specify)
$
Bonds
$
*
Debentures
$
%
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4218
Directors of Corporation
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 572/79
Surname
Given Neme(t)
Occupation/Profession
Residence Address - Street Number and Name (Apt. No., R.R. No.)
City. Town. Village
Telephone Numbers
Home:
Business:
Province
Postal Coda
1 1 1 1 1
Surname
Given Name(s)
Occupation/Profession
Residence Address - Street Number and Name (Apt. No., R.R. No.)
City, Town, Village
Telephone Numbers
Home:
Business:
Province
Postal Code
1 1 1 1 1
Surname
Given Named)
Occupation/Profession
Residence Address - Street Number and Name (Apt. No., R.R. No.)
City, Town, Village
Telephone Numbers
Home:
Business:
Province
Postal Code
l 1 1 1
Officers of Corporation
Surname
Given Name(s)
Occu pat ion/Prof eeslon
Residence Address — Street Number and Name (Apt. No., R.R. No.)
Office Held
City. Town. Village
Telephone Numbers
Home:
Business:
Province
Postal Code
1 1 1 1 1
Surnsme
Given Neme(s)
Occupation/Profession
Residence Address - Street Number end Neme (Apt. No., R.R. '
to.)
Office Held
City, Town, Village
Telephone Numbers
Home:
Business:
Province
Postal Code
1 I 1 I 1
Surneme
Given Name(s)
Occupation/Profession
Residence Address) - Street Number end Neme (Apt. No.. R.R. No.)
Office Held
City, Town, Village
Telephone Numbers
Home:
Business:
Province
Postal Code
1 1 1 1 1
Transfer Agent
Telephone Number
Street Number end Neme (Apt. No., P.O. Box, R.R. No.)
City, Town. Village
Postal Code
_J l_l I L
Trustee
Neme
Telephone Number
Street Number end Neme (Apt. No., P.O. Box, R.R. No.)
City, Town. Village
Province
Postal Code
I I 1 I I
1890
O. Reg. 572/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
4219
Is this proposed Small Business Development Corporation affiliated with any other Corporations? □ Yes □ No definition of
If "yes", please complete the following:
"afTiliatrnT
Nam* of Corporation
Jurladlction wn*r* Incorporatad
StrMt Numbtr and Nam*
City. Town, Villae*
Provlnc*
Portal Coda
1 1 1 1 1
Nam* of Corporation
Jurisdiction whara Incorporatad
Straat Numba and Nam*
City. Town. Villas*
Provinca
Portal Coda
1 1 1 1 1
Nam* of Corporation
Jurisdiction whara Incorporatad
Straat Number and Nama
City. Town. Villae*
Provlnc
Postal Cod*
1 1 1 1 1
The Corporation will enter into arrangements satisfactory to the Minister of Revenue for the establishment and
operation of the trust fund under section 8 of The Small Business Development Corporations Act, 1979.
The Minister of Revenue may verify all statements made in this proposal. I understand that it is an offence to
make a false or misleading statement in a proposal.
Corportte
S—l
Director or Off kar
Affidavit
l._
of the.
in the.
make oath and say as follows:
I am one of the directors/officers of.
who signed this proposal, and have knowledge of the matters hereinafter sworn.
2. The corporation has complied with all requirements of section 4 of The Small Business Development
Corporations Act, 1979.
3. All Statements made in this proposal for registration of the corporation as a small business development
corporation are true and correct.
proposal is an officer/director of the corporation.
SWORN before me
at the
in the
this
day of.
19
A Commissioner, eta
1891
who also signed this
Director or Officar
O. Reg. 572/79, Form 1.
4220
&*.
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 572/79
Form 2
The Small Business Development Corporations Act, 1979
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O. Reg. 572/79, Form 2
O. Reg. 572/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 4221
Form 3
The Small Business Development Corporations Act, 1979
Ministry Smaii Bu,in«, Gum* ft* Application For Individual Investor Grant
of Development Corporations Toronto. Ontario
Rtvanue Program M7A 283
Ontario
Hw«i you pfeWPuiry
filed for a C
rant l_
JY«
1 INo
Individual Invaator — Surname
Given Nemett)
Social Insu
rance Number
1 . . 1
Ratidanca trlrliaai - Straat Number and Nama
(Apt. No.
R.R. No.)
Data of
Birth
Year
Month
Day
City. Town. Village
Totoptvonc Nurnbejf
Home:
i
Province
Postal Code
. . 1 . .
Business:
Mailing Addreei (if different from above)
City. Town. Village
I
Name of Small Business Development Corporation from which shares were purchased
Cash Paid for
Equity Shares
Class or Client of Shares Purchased
Number of
Shares
Purchased
Data Shares
Purchased
Grant Applied For
<30% of Cash Patd for
Equity Shares}
$
Year
Morth
Day
$
Are you a Director /Off icer of any Small Business Development Corporations? CD Yes CD No
If "yes", please complete the following: lit imuffiemm spec*, comptm on mpwtt sh—t)
Nwim of SnieMl BUeVntMB DwwopfiieMit Corpofertion
CD Director CD Officer
Development Corporation Registration No.
NaMW of SfnMi Businsm D wtMOpfT>#nt Cor poc«Ttion
CD Director CD Officer
NutpI of Smwl BuaVtisMB D#Vw*opn*iftt Corporation
CD Director CD Officer
Development Corporation Registration No.
The Minister of Revenue may verify all statements contained in this application for investor grant. I understand that it is an offence to
make a false or misleading statement in an application.
Certification
In submitting this application for Individual Investor Grant, I certify that:
The shares described above are equity shares carrying full voting rights, and were purchased by me directly from the Small
Business Development Corporation for consideration in cash and are fully paid.
I am the beneficial and registered owner of the shares and do not hold them as Trustee or Nominee for any other person or
corporation.
I am ordinarily resident in the Province of Ontario.
All statements made in this application are true and correct.
Please attach Part 2 of the Certificate of Investment issued
Signature of Applicant
to you by the Small Business Development Corporation.
O. Reg. 572/79, Form 3.
1893
4222
Ontario
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 572/79
Form 4
The Small Business Development Corporations Act, 1979
Application For Corporate Investor Tax Credit
Have you previously filed for • Credit □ Yh □ No
Ministry Small Business Queen's Perk
of Development Corporations Toronto. Ontario
Revenue Program M7A 2B3
Nam* of Investing Corporation
Ontario Corporations Tex Branch
Account Number
Address of Hsad Office in Ontario - Street Number end Name
City. Town. Village
Postal Code
Telephone Number
1 I 1 1 1
Name of Small Business Development Corporation from which shares war* purchased
Cash Paid for
Equity Shares
Class or Classes of Shares Purchased
Number of
Shares
Purchased
Data Shares
Purchased
Credit Applied For
(30% of Cash Paid for
Equity Share*)
$
Year
Month
Day
$
(See reverse for definition of "affiliated")
Is this Corporation affiliated with any other Corporation? CD Yes IZD No
If "yes", please complete the following: (If insufficient space, complete on separate sheet)
Name of Corporation
Jurisdiction where Incorporated
Address of Head Office - Street Number end Name
City, Town, Village
Postal Coda
I I I I L
Name of Corporation
Jurisdiction where Incorporated
Address of Head Office - Street Number end Name
City. Town. Village
Postal Code
I I I I I
The Minister of Revenue may verify all statements made in this application for corporate tax credit. I understand that it is an offence
to make a false or misleading statement in an application.
Certification
In submitting this application for the Corporate Investor Tax Credit, I certify that:
I am an authorized signing officer of the investing corporation.
The shares described above are equity shares carrying full voting rights, and were purchased by the Investing Corporation
directly from the Small Business Development Corporation for consideration in cash and are fully paid.
The Investing Corporation is the beneficial and registered owner of the shares and does not hold them as Trustee or Nominee for
any other person or corporation.
All statements made in this application are true and correct.
Authorized Signing Officer
Title or Position
Residence Address of Authorized Signing Officer
Street Number and Neme (Apt. No., R.R. No.)
City. Town, Village
Postal Coda
I I I I
Please attach Part 2 of the Certificate of Investment issued to you by the Small Business Development Corporation.
1894
O. Reg. 572/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 4223
"Affiliated"
Subsections 2, 4 and 5 of section 1 of The Small Business Development Corporations Act, 1979,
read as follows:
(2) A corporation shall be deemed to be a subsidiary of another corporation if,
(a) it is controlled by,
(i) that other, or
(ii) that other and one or more corporations each of which is controlled by
that other, or
(iii) two or more corporations each of which is controlled by that other; or
(b) it is a subsidiary of a corporation that is that other's subsidiary.
(4) One corporation shall be deemed to be affiliated with another corporation if one of
them is the subsidiary of the other or both are subsidiaries of the same corporation or each of
them is controlled by the same person.
(5) Unless otherwise prescribed, a corporation shall be deemed to be controlled by
another person or corporation or by two or more corporations if,
(a) shares of the first-mentioned corporation carrying more than 50 per cent of the
votes for the election of directors are held, other than by way of security only,
by or for the benefit of such other person or by or for the benefit of such other
corporations; and
(b) the votes carried by such shares are sufficient if exercised to elect a majority of
the board of directors of the first -mentioned corporation.
O. Reg. 572/79, Form 4.
1895
4224
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 5
The Small Business Development Corporations Act, 1979
O. Reg. 572/79
Ministry Small Business Development Queen's Park
of Corporations Program Toronto, Ontario
Revenue M7A 2B3
Certificate of Investment
Not Negotiable or Transferable
Issuing Small Business Development Corporation
Shareholder To Whom Shares Issued
Name
Name
Street Number and Name
Street Number and Name
City, Town, Village
City, Town, Village
Province
Postal Code
, , 1 , ,
Province
Postal Code
, , 1 , ,
Development Corporation
Registration Number
Class of
She res Issued
Number of
Sheres Issued
Consideration
Received
Share Certificate
Number
Date Share
Certificate Issued
$
We certify that the above information and ail statements on the reverse of this Certificate are true and correct.
Signature of Corporation Secretary
Signature of Authorized Officer
We, whose signatures appear on the front of this Certificate certify that:
The Shareholder has paid consideration in cash for the shares covered by this Certificate and is recorded
in the share register of the Corporation as the registered owner.
The shares covered by this Certificate are fully paid and carry full voting rights.
Thirty percent of the consideration received for the shares covered by this Certificate is deposited in
trust for the Corporation and the Crown jointly in accordance with section 8(1) of The Small Business
Development Corporations Act, 1979.
We are authorized by the Corporation to sign this Certificate.
Dated at Toronto, this 31st day of July, 1979.
(3000)
O. Reg. 572/79, Form 5.
LORNE MAECK
Minister of Revenue
33
1896
O. Reg. 573/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 574/79 4225
THE SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATIONS ACT, 1979
O. Reg. 573/79.
Delegation of Powers.
Made— July 31st. 1979.
Filed — August 1st. 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATIONS ACT, 1979
DELEGATION OF POWERS
1. — (1) The Deputy Minister of Revenue and the
officer of the Ministry of Revenue holding the position
of Comptroller of Revenue may exercise any power and
perform any duty conferred or imposed on the Minister
by the Act.
(2) The officer of the Ministry of Revenue holding
the position of Director. Guaranteed Income and Tax
Credit Branch, may exercise the powers and perform
the duties of the Minister under the following sections of
the Act:
1. Subsection 2 of section 5.
2. Subsection 3 of section 17.
3. Subsection 3 of section 20.
(3) The officers of the Ministry of Revenue holding
the positions of Director, and Manager, Operations,
Guaranteed Income and Tax Credit Branch, may exer-
cise the powers and perform the duties of the Minister
under the following sections of the Act:
1. Section 8.
2. Section 18.
3. Section 27.
(4) The officer of the Ministry of Revenue holding
the position of Manager, Benefits Control, Guaranteed
Income and Tax Credit Branch, may exercise the pow-
ers and perform the duties of the Minister under section
18 of the Act.
(5) The powers and duties conferred or imposed on
the Minister as a result of the reference in section 3 1 of
the Act to the provisions of sections 161 and 162 of The
Corporations Tax Act, 1972 may be exercised by the
officers of the Ministry of Revenue holding the follow-
ing positions:
1. Director, and Manager, Benefits Control,
Guaranteed Income and Tax Credit Branch,
under.
(a) clauses a, ft and c of subsection 1 of
section 161;
(ft) subsections 2, 3. 5 and 7 of section 161:
and
(c) subsections 1, 2 and 3 of section 162.
2. Manager, Operations, Guaranteed Income
and Tax Credit Branch, under,
(a) clauses a, b and c of subsection 1 of
section 161; and
(b) subsections 2, 3, 5 and 7 of section 161.
3. Director, Legal Services Branch, under sub-
sections 2, 3, 4 and 7 of section 161.
4. Director. Special Investigations Branch,
under.
(a) subsection 1 of section 161; and
(ft) subsections 2, 3, 4, S and 7 of section
161. O. Reg. 573/79, s. 1.
2. This Regulation shall be deemed to have come
into force on the lstdayof Julv, 1979. O. Reg. 573/79,
s. 2.
LORNE MAECK
Minister of Revenue
Dated at Toronto, this 31st day of July, 1979.
(3001)
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 574/79.
Restricted Areas — The Regional
Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton,
Township of Cumberland.
Made— July 30th. 1979.
Filed— August 1st, 1979.
33
REGULATION TO .AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 323/74
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 323/74 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
9. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 4 may be used for
the erection and use thereon of an automobile sales and
service facility provided the following requirements are
met:
Minimum front yard 18 metres
Minimum side yards 30 metres
Minimum rear vard 30 metres
1X97
4226 O. Reg. 574/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 575/79
Maximum total floor
area of all buildings and
structures
Maximum height of any
building or structure
1,220 square metres
5 metres
O. Reg. 574/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 4
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Cum-
berland in The Regional Municipality of Ottawa-
Carleton, being composed of that part of Lot 28 in
Concession VII designated as parts 1, 2 and 3 on a
Reference Plan deposited in the Land Registry Office
for the Registry Division of Russell (No. 50) as Number
50R-2408. O. Reg. 574/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 30th day of July, 1979.
(3002)
33
THE MILK ACT
O. Reg. 575/79.
Grade A Milk — Marketing.
Made— July 31st, 1979.
Filed— August 1st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 189/78
MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT
1. — (1) Subsections 4, 5, 8 and 10 of section 16 of
Ontario Regulation 189/78, as remade by sub-
section 1 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
197/79, are revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
(4) All Class 3 milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $27.33 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre.
(5) All Class 4 milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $26.99 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 575/79, s. 1 (1), part.
(8) All Class 5 milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $24.76 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 575/79, s. 1 (1), part.
(10) All Class 6 milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $24.76 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 575/79, s. 1 (1), part.
(2) Subsection 6 of the said section 16, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 376/79, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(6) All Class 4a milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $25.79 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 575/79, s. 1 (2).
(3) Subsection 11 of the said section 16, as remade
by subsection 3 of section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 197/79, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(11) The minimum prices that apply under subsec-
tions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 shall be increased or
decreased at the rate of 39.55 cents for each 0. 10 kilo-
grams of milk-fat above or below 3.6 kilograms of
milk-fat in each hectolitre of milk. O. Reg. 575/79,
s. 1 (3).
2 . Paragraph 1 of subsection 1 of section 2 1 of the
said Regulation, as remade by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 273/79, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
1 . A payment on account at the rate of $20. 95 per
hectolitre not later than the fourteenth day of
the next following month or, where a holiday
falls within the first twelve days of that
month, not later than the fifteenth day of that
month.
3. — (1) This Regulation, except subsection 2 of
section 1, comes into force on the 1st day of
August, 1979.
(2) Subsection 2 of section 1 of this Regulation
comes into force on the 26th day of August,
1979.
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
Kenneth McKinnon
Chairman
Elizabeth Turner
Assistant Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 31st day of July, 1979.
(3003)
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 577/79 4227
THE MILK ACT
O. Reg. 576/79.
Industrial Milk — Marketing.
Made— July 31st, 1979.
Filed — August 1st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 190/78
MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT
1. — (1) Subsections 1,2,5 and 7 of section 13 of
Ontario Regulation 190/78, as remade by sub-
section 1 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
198/79, are revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
(1) All Class 3 milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $27.33 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk- fat
per hectolitre.
(2) All Class 4 milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $26.99 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 576/79, s. 1(1), part.
(5) All Class 5 milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $24.76 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 576/79, s. 1 (1), part.
(7) All Class 6 milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $24.76 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 576/79, s. 1 (1), part.
(2) Subsection 3 of the said section 13, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 377/79, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(3) All Class 4a milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $25.79 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 576/79, s. 1 (2).
(3) Subsection 8 of the said section 13, as remade by
subsection 3 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
198/79, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(8) The minimum prices that apply under subsec-
tions 1, 2, 3,4, 5, 6 and 7 shall be increased or decreased
at the rate of 39.55 cents for each 0.10 kilograms of
milk-fat above or below 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat in
each hectolitre of milk. O. Reg. 576/79, s. 1 (3).
2. Paragraph 1 of subsection 1 of section 20 of the
said Regulation, as remade by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 198/79, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
1 . A payment on account at the rate of $ 1 6 . 09 per
hectolitre, not later than the fourteenth day of
the next following month or, where a holiday
falls within the First twelve days of that
month, not later than the fifteenth day of that
month.
3. — (1) This Regulation, except subsection 2 of
section 1, comes into force on the 1st day of
August, 1979.
(2) Subsection 2 of section 1 of this Regulation
comes into force on the 26th day of August,
1979.
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
Kenneth McKinnon
Chairman
Elizabeth Turner
Assistant Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 31st day of July, 1979.
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 577/79.
Restricted Areas — Municipality of
Metropolitan Toronto, Borough of
Scarborough.
Made— July 30th. 1979.
Filed — August 2nd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 20/74
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 20/74 is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
14. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 1 may be used for
the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwelling,
including an extension to the existing dog kennel, pro-
vided
(a) the existing single-family dwelling is
demolished or removed from the said land;
and
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O. Reg. 579/79
(b) the maximum total floor area of the extension
to the existing dog kennel does not exceed
1,000 square feet. O. Reg. 577/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 1
That parcel of land situate in the Borough of Scar-
borough in The Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto,
being composed of that part of Lot 6 in Concession IV
more particularly described as follows:
Premising that all bearings herein are astronomic and
are referred to the meridian through the intersection of
the centre line of the original road allowance between
the Borough of Scarborough and the Town of Picker-
ing, formerly Township of Pickering, with the con-
struction centre line of the King's Highway known as
No. 401;
Beginning at an iron bar found planted in the line of a
post and wire fence marking the southerly limit of the
lands described in an Instrument registered in the Land
Registry Office for the Registry Division of Toronto
Boroughs and York South (No. 64) as Number 284681,
which said iron bar is distant 40 feet measured easterly
along the said southerly limit from an iron bar planted
at the intersection with the westerly limit of the said Lot
6, the said intersection being distant 1,329.61 feet, more
or less, measured southerly along the said westerly limit
from the northwesterly angle of the said Lot;
Thence north 71° 36' 45" east along the last-mentioned
southerly limit 561.84 feet, more or less, to an iron bar
planted at the intersection with the southerly limit of the
right-of-way lands of the Canadian National Railways,
York Subdivision, being a line drawn parallel with the
centre line of track and distant 78.5 feet southerly
therefrom measured at right angles thereto;
Thence north 78° 54' 10" west along the last-mentioned
limit 662.23 feet, more or less, to an iron bar found
planted at a point therein distant 69. 16 feet measured
easterly therealong from the intersection with the said
westerly limit of the said Lot 6;
Thence south 14° 36' 40" east and being along the
easterly limit of the lands described as Parcel 5 in an
Instrument registered in the said Land Registry Office
as Number 339531 a distance of 307 feet, more or less,
to the place of beginning. O. Reg. 577/79, Sched. 1.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 30th day of July, 1979.
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THE PERSONAL PROPERTY SECURITY
ACT
O. Reg. 578/79.
Fees Concerning Security
Documents.
Made — August 1st, 1979.
Filed— August 3rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 117/76
MADE UNDER
THE PERSONAL PROPERTY SECURITY ACT
1. Item 1 of section 2 of Ontario Regulation 117/76
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
1. For registration of a statement $4.00
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of October, 1979.
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THE LAND TITLES ACT
O. Reg. 579/79.
Fees.
Made— August 1st, 1979.
Filed— August 3rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND ONTARIO REGULATION 881/76
MADE UNDER THE LAND TITLES ACT
1. — (1) Sub-item 1 of item 4 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation 881/76 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(1) For registration of a by-law, a notice of termination or
an amendment to a declaration or description under
The Condominium Act, 1978
1900
15.00
O. Reg. 579/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 4229
(2) Item 5 of the said Schedule is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
5. Except where otherwise specified in this Schedule, for
registration of an instrument 15.00
(3) Sub-items 1, 2 and 5 of item 6 of the said Schedule are revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(1) Where an instrument for which the registration fee is
$15, affects more parcels than one, for each parcel after
the first 2.00
(2) Where an instrument for which the registration fee is
$6. affects more parcels than one, for each parcel after
the first 1.00
(5) Where a caution is superseded by a transfer of land to
the cautioner, a charge is merged by a transfer of land to
the chargee, a lease is determined by an assignment of
the freehold to the lessee, or in any other case where
there is a merger of registered interests in a parcel in one
person 6.00
(4) Item 7, exclusive of the clauses, of the said Schedule is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
7. For registration of an instrument mentioned in this item 6.00
(5) Clause b of item 7 of the said Schedule is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(b) a notice of lien or discharge under section 32 of The
Condominium Act, 1978 or an instrument under The
Personal Property Security Act or The Mechanics' Lien
Act;
(6) Sub-item 1 of item 13 of the said Schedule is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(1) For deposit of a reference plan of survey 15.00
(7) Item 18 of the said Schedule is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
18. On application to re-enter a parcel or part of a parcel, or
to consolidate two or more parcels, for each parcel
re-entered or consolidated 15.00
(8) Sub-item 1 of item 2 1 of the said Schedule is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(1) For a certificate of search of title of one parcel (includ-
int executions) 15.00
(9) Item 22 of the said Regulation is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
22. For each certificate furnished by the Land Registrar
where not otherwise specified 15.00
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day of October. 1979.
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THE REGISTRY ACT
O. Reg. 580/79.
Fees.
Made — August 1st, 1979.
Filed— August 3rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND ONTARIO REGULATION 880/76
MADE UNDER THE REGISTRY ACT
1. — (1) Sub-item 1 of item 2 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation 880/76 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
( 1 ) For registration of a by-law, a notice of termination or an
amendment to a declaration or description under The
Condominium Act, 1978 15.00
(2) Item 3 of the said Schedule is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
3. Except where otherwise specified in this Schedule, for
registration of an instrument 15.00
(3) Sub-items 1 and 2 of item 4 of the said Schedule are revoked and the following substituted therefor:
( 1) Where an instrument for which the registration fee is $ 15
affects more parcels than one, for each parcel after the
first 2.00
(2) Where an instrument for which the registration fee is $6
affects more parcels than one, for each parcel after the
first 1.00
(4) Item 5, exclusive of the clauses, of the said Schedule, is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
5. For registration of an instrument mentioned in this item, 6.00
(5) Clause e of item 5 of the said Schedule is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(e) a notice of lien or discharge under section 32 of The
Condominium Act, 1978 or an instrument under The
Personal Property Security Act or The Mechanics' Lien
Act;
(6) Sub-item 1 of item 13 of the said Schedule is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(1) For deposit of a reference plan of survey 15.00
(7) Sub-item 1 of item 18 of the said Schedule is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(1) For preparation and certification of an abstract under
section 15 of the Act, for one lot or part thereof 15.00
(8) Item 2 1 of the said Schedule is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
21. For each certificate furnished by the Land Registrar
where not otherwise specified 15.00
(9) Sub-item 1 of item 22 of the said Schedule is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(1) For receipt of a requisition and deposit of all documents
therein mentioned under Part II of the Act 6.00
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day of October, 1979.
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THE TRAVEL INDUSTRY ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 581/79.
General.
Made — August 1st. 1979.
Filed— August 3rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 510/79
MADE UNDER
THE TRAVEL INDUSTRY ACT, 1974
1. Ontario Regulation 510/79 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day of
September. 1979.
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INDEX 33
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 4 159
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 4 1 70
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 4177
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 4 1 78
Certificates of Continuation Issued 4 1 79
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 4179
Amendments to Articles 4180
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 4183
Licences in Mortmain Issued 4184
Extra-Provincial Licences Issued 4184
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 4184
Notice of Default in Complying with The Corporations Tax Act, 1972 4185
The Marriage Act 4190
The Environmental Assessment Act, 1975 4191
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 4196
Petitions to Parliament 4198
Applications to Parliament 4 198
CORPORATION NOTICES 4198
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 4202
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 4202
SHERIFFS SALES OF LANDS 4203
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Charitable Institutions Act O. Reg. 569/79 4215
The Family Benefits Act O. Reg. 571/79 4216
The General Welfare Assistance Act O. Reg. 568/79 4215
The Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act O. Reg. 570/79 4216
The Land Titles Act O. Reg. 579/79 4228
The Land Transfer Tax Act. 1974 O. Reg. 563/79 4205
The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974 O. Reg. 564/79 4207
The Milk Act O. Reg. 575/79 4226
The Milk Act O. Reg. 576/79 4227
The Personal Property Security Act O. Reg. 578/79 4228
The Planning Act O. Reg. 562/79 4205
The Planning Act O. Reg. 565/79 4212
The Planning Act O. Reg. 566/79 4213
The Planning Act O. Reg. 567/79 4213
The Planning Act O. Reg. 574/79 4225
The Planning Act O. Reg. 576/79 4221
The Registry Act O. Reg. 580/79 4230
The Small Business Development Corporations Act, 1979 O. Reg. 572/79 4217
The Small Business Development Corporations Act, 1979 O. Reg. 573/79 4225
The Travel Industry Act. 1974 O. Reg. 581/79 4231
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1979
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1979 the dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in The Ontario
Gazette are as follows:
January 6th, Issue No. 1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held — April 8th, 1979
February 3rd, " " 5 " " " " " " — May 6th,
March 3rd " " 9 " " " " " " — June 3rd,
April 7th, " " 14 " " " " " " —July 8th,
May 5th, " " 18 " " " " " " —August 5th,
June 2nd, " " 22 " " " " " " — September 2nd
July 7th, " " 27 " " " " " *' —October 7th,
August 4th, " " 31 " " " " " " — November 4th,
September 1st, " " 35 " " " " " " — December 2nd,
October 6th, " " 40 " " " " " " —January 6th, 1980
November 3rd, " " 44 " " " " " " — February 3rd, "
December 1st, " " 48 " " " " " " — March 2nd,
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received before
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number of
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed.
Advertising Rate: SS.00 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $20.00; and
by others for a single copy, 50 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO and
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed :
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
O. Reg. 582/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 584/79 4289
Publications Under The Regulations Act
August 25th, 1979
THE EDUCATION ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 582/79.
The Collins District School Area.
Made — August 1st, 1979.
Filed— August 7th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE EDUCATION ACT, 1974
THE COLLINS DISTRICT SCHOOL AREA
1. The lands described in the following Schedule
are formed into a district school area to be known as
The Collins District School Area.
Schedule
All and singular that tract of land situate in the
Territorial District of Thunder Bay, having an area
of one square mile and bounded as follows:
On the north by a line drawn due east and west
astronomically through a point distant one half-
mile measured due north astronomically from
mile board 2 1 on the main line of the Canadian
National Railway at the hamlet of Collins; on
the east by a line drawn due north and south
astronomically through a point distant one half-
mile due east astronomically from the said mile
board; on the south by a line drawn due east
and west astronomically through a point distant
one half-mile due south astronomically from the
said mile board; and on the west by a line
drawn due north and south astronomically
through a point distant one half-mile due west
astronomically from the said mile board. O.
Reg. 582/79, s. 1.
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 583/79.
Order Made Under Section 29a of
The Planning Act.
Made — August 2nd, 1979.
Filed— August 7th, 1979.
REGULATION M\DE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March,
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a pre-
1905
decessor thereof, or of a by-law passed under a pre-
decessor of the said section, or of an Order made
under clause b of subsection 1 of section 27, as it
existed on the 25th day of June, 1970, of The Plan-
ning Act being chapter 296 of the Revised Statutes of
Ontario, 1960 or a predecessor thereof, does not
have and shall be deemed never to have had the
effect of preventing the conveyance or creation of
any interest in the following parcel of land:
That parcel of land situate in the City of Sud-
bury, formerly in the Township of McKim, in The
Regional Municipality of Sudbury, described as
Parcel 23289 in the Register for Sudbury East
Section, and being that part of Lot 5 on the south
side of Austin Street according to a Plan filed in
the Land Registry Office for the Land Titles Divi-
sion of Sudbury (No. 53) as Number M-398, except-
ing those parts transferred by Transfer Numbers
170849, 177993 and 251155. O Reg. 583/79, s. 1.
Claude F. Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 2nd day of August, 1979.
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THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 584/79.
County of Halton (now The Regional
Municipality of Halton), City of
Burlington.
Made— July 30th, 1979.
Filed— August 7th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 482/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
1. Section 58 of Ontario Regulation 482/73, as
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
571/77, is revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor.
58. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 46 may be
used for the following uses:
1 . The continued use thereon of an automobile
garage and service station and one gas
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pump island containing four gas pumps and
a servicing booth, provided the following
requirements are met:
Maximum ground floor
area of the automobile
garage and service sta-
tion 2,200 square
feet
O. Reg. 585/79
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Maximum height of any
building or structure
Maximum ground floor
area of the servicing
booth
70 feet
85 feet
30 feet
25 square
feet
Parking facilities for vehicles requiring
service at the automobile garage or ser-
vice station shall not be located within,
(i) 70 feet of the northwesterly limit of
the said lands,
(ii) 15 feet of the southwesterly limit of
the said lands,
(iii) 80 feet of the northeasterly limit of
the said lands,
(iv) 100 feet of the centre line of Dundas
Street.
The erection and use thereon of a single-
family dwelling and buildings and struc-
tures accessory thereto, including an above-
ground swimming pool, provided the fol-
lowing requirements are met:
Minimum distance of the
dwelling from the centre
line of Dundas Street 90 feet
Minimum distance
between the dwelling and
the side lot lines 15 feet
Minimum distance
between the dwelling and
the rear lot line 50 feet
Maximum height of
dwelling 30 feet
Minimum ground floor
area of dwelling 1,200 square
feet
Minimum distance
between the swimming
pool and the northeast-
erly limit of the said
lands 20 feet
Minimum distance
between the swimming
pool and the northwest-
erly limit of the said
lands 15 feet
O. Reg. 584/79, s. 1.
Claude F. Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 30th day of July, 1979.
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THE SUMMARY CONVICTIONS ACT
O. Reg. 585/79.
Ticket Summons.
Made — August 1st, 1979.
Filed— August 8th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND ONTARIO REGULATION 376/71
MADE UNDER THE SUMMARY CONVICTIONS ACT
1. — (1) Items 63, 64, 65 and 66 of Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation 376/71, as remade by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 333/73, are revoked.
(2) Items 103 and 104 of the said Schedule 1, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 333/73, are revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
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4291
Item
Column 1
Column 2
103.
104
Unlawfully hunt fur-bearing animal for transfer to
fur farm
Unlawfully trap fur-bearing animal for transfer to
fur farm
section 64
section 64
(3) The said Schedule 1 , as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 333/73, is amended by adding thereto the
following items:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
104a.
110a
Unlawfully attempt to trap fur-bearing animal for
transfer to fur farm
section 64
No royalty paid on fur-bearing animal
section 66 (la)
2. Schedule 2 to the said Regulation, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 333/73, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
Schedule 2
Regulation 359 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970
Under
The Game and Fish Act
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Unlawfully take more than 15 bullfrogs in one day
Unlawfully possess more than 15 bullfrogs in one
dav
section 3(1)
section 3(1)
O. Reg. 585/79, s. 2.
3. — (1) Items 2, 3, 4 and 5 of Schedule 4 to the said Regulation, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
333/73, are revoked and the following substituted therefor
Item
Column 1
Column 2
2.
3.
4.
5.
Place fishing hut on ice after March 15
Use fishing hut on ice after March 15
Occupy fishing hut on ice after March 15
Leave fishing hut on ice after March 15
section 2 (a)
section 2 (a)
section 2 (a)
section 2
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O. Reg. 585/79
(2) The said Schedule 4, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 333/73, is amended by adding thereto the
following items:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
6.
7.
8.
9.
Place fishing hut on ice after March 3 1
Use fishing hut on ice after March 31
Occupy fishing hut on ice after March 3 1
Leave fishing hut on ice after March 31
section 2 (b)
section 2 (b)
section 2 (b)
section 2
4. — (1) Schedule 5 to the said Regulation, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 333/73 and amended by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 9/76, section 1 of Ontario Regulation 49/76 and section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 812/76, is further amended by adding thereto the following items:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
\3da.
1Mb.
Operate motor vehicle, validation not affixed
Permit operation of motor vehicle, validation not
affixed
section 8 (1) (b)
section 8 (1) (b)
(2) Item 30 of the said Schedule 5, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 333/73, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
30.
Drive motor vehicle — no licence
section 13 (1)
(3) The said Schedule S is further amended by adding thereto the following items:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
30a.
306.
30c.
30d.
Drive motor vehicle — improper licence
section 13 (1)
Drive motor vehicle in contravention of conditions
Permit unlicensed person to drive motor vehicle
Permit person with improper licence to drive motor
vehicle
section 13 (2a)
section 13 (3)
section 13 (3)
(4) Item 40a of the said Schedule 5 , as made by subsection 4 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation 9/76, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
40a.
Drive motor assisted bicycle while under 16
section 18a
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4293
(5) Items 71, 72 and 85 of the said Schedule S, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 333/73, are revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
71.
85.
Sell vehicle without clearance lights — over 2.05 m
wide
Offer to sell vehicle without clearance lights — over
2.05 m wide
No proper red lights — object over 2.6 m
section 37 (7)
section 37 (7)
section 37 (22)
"(6) The said Schedule 5 is further amended by adding thereto the following items:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
108a.
Operate motor vehicle — mirrors more than 305 mm
section 41a
140a.
Drive motor vehicle with radar warning device
section 52a
147r.
Sell new vehicle not complying with standards
section 60 (2a)
1475.
Offer for sale new vehicle not complying with stan-
dards
section 60 (2a)
147/.
Expose for sale new vehicle not complying with stan-
dards
section 60 (2a)
147w.
Sell new vehicle not marked or identified
section 60 (2a)
147v.
Offer for sale new vehicle not marked or identified
section 60 (2a)
147a;.
Expose for sale new vehicle not marked or identified
section 60 (2a)
(7) Item 147f of the said Schedule 5, as remade by subsection 5 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation 812/76, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
I47g.
Affix vehicle inspection sticker — vehicle not comply-
ing
section 5&r (2) (a)
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(8) Items 162 to 195, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 333/73, item 196, as remade by subsection 7
of section 1 of Ontario Regulation 812/76, items 197 to 213, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
333/73, item 2 13a, as made by subsection 10 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation 9/76, and items 2 14 to 2 17, as
remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 333/73, of the said Schedule 5, are revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
162.
Overwidth vehicle
section 65 (1)
163.
Overwidth load
section 65 (1)
164.
Overlength vehicle
section 65 (5)
165.
Overlength combination of vehicles
section 65 (5)
166.
Overlength semi-trailer
section 65 (6)
167.
Overlength bus
section 65 (7)
168.
Overheight vehicle
section 65 (9)
169.
Fail to carry permit in vehicle
section 66 (6)
170.
Fail to produce permit
section 66 (6)
171.
Oversize vehicle — violate permit
section 66 (7)
172.
Overweight vehicle — violate permit
section 66 (7)
173.
Fail to mark overhanging load
section 67 (1)
174.
175.
Insecure load
section 67 (2)
Overweight on tires . . .kg.
section 71 (1) (a)
176.
177.
Overweight on tires . . .kg.
section 71 (1) (b)
Overweight single axle (single tires) . . .kg. Class A
Highway
section 72 (1) (a)
178.
Overweight single axle (dual tires) . . .kg. Class A
Highway
section 72 (1) (6)
179.
Overweight dual axle . . .kg. Class A Highway
section 72 (1) (c)
180.
Overweight triple axle . . . kg. Class A Highway
section 72 (1) (d)
181.
Overweight dual axle (single tires) . . . kg. Class A
Highway
section 72 (2)
182.
Overweight triple axle (single tires) ... kg. Class A
Highway
section 72 (3)
183.
Overweight single front axle . . . kg. No verifica-
tion. Class A Highway
section 72 (4)
184.
Overweight single front axle . . . kg. Exceed rat-
ing. Class A Highway
section 72 (4)
185.
Overweight two axle group . . .kg. Class A Highway
section 73 (a)
186.
Overweight three axle group . . . kg. Class A High-
way
section 73 (ft)
187.
Overweight four axle group ... kg. Class A Highway
section 73 (c)
188.
189.
Overweight vehicle . . . kg. Class A Highway
section 74 (1)
Fail to produce authority
section 74 (5)
190.
Overweight vehicle — violate authority
section 74 (6)
191.
Overweight during freeze-up . . . kg.
section 75 (3)
192.
Overweight on axle . . . kg. Class B Highway
section 76
193.
Overweight vehicle — violate permit
section 77 (1)
194.
Fail to have permit in vehicle
section 77 (2)
195.
Fail to produce permit for commercial motor vehicle
section 77 (2)
196.
Fail to produce permit for trailer
section 77 (2)
197.
Fail to have receipt in vehicle
section 77 (4)
198.
Fail to produce receipt
section 77 (4)
199.
Axle overloaded by ... kg. March and April
section 77 (5)
200.
Axle overloaded by ... kg. March and April
section 77 (6)
201.
Overweight on tires ... kg. March and April
section 77 (7)
202.
Fail to proceed to scale
section 78 (6) (a)
203.
Fail to have load removed
section 78 (6) (b)
204.
Obstruct weighing, measuring or examination
section 78 (6) (c)
205.
Cause vehicle to be overloaded
section 80
206.
Disobey sign or traffic control device
section 86 (3)
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(9) Items 235, 236, 237 and 238, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 333/73, and items 236a, 236ft,
238fl and 238ft, as made by subsection 10 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation 9/76, of the said Schedule 5 are
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
235.
Stopped vehicle at crossover — fail to yield to pedes-
236.
section 92 (2) (a)
Stopped street car at crossover — fail to yield to
pedestrian
section 92 (2) (a)
236a.
Stopped vehicle at crossover — fail to yield to person in
wheelchair
section 92 (2) (a)
236ft.
Stopped street car at crossover — fail to yield to person
in wheelchair
section 92 (2) (a)
237.
Stopped vehicle at crossover — fail to yield to pedes-
trian approaching
section 92 (2) (ft)
238.
Stopped street car at crossover — fail to yield to
pedestrian approaching
section 92 (2) (ft)
238c.
Stopped vehicle at crossover — fail to yield to person in
wheelchair approaching
section 92 (2) (ft)
238ft.
Stopped street car at crossover — fail to yield to person
in wheelchair approaching
section 92 (2) (ft)
(10) Item 239 of the said Schedule 5, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 333/73, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
Item
Column l
Column 2
239.
239a.
Pass front of vehicle within 30 m of crossover
Pass front of street car within 30 m of crossover
section 92 (3)
section 92 (3)
(11) Item 240a of the said Schedule 5, as made by subsection lOof section 1 of Ontario Regulation 9/76, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
Item
Column l
Column 2
section 92 (4)
240a.
Person in wheelchair — fail to yield at crossover
(12) The said Schedule 5 is further amended by adding thereto the following items:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
272a.
280a.
280ft.
Disobey red light — fail to stop before left turn — one
way streets
section 96 (5)
section 96 (9)
section 96 (9a)
Proceed contrary to green arrow — red light
Proceed contrary to green arrow
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(13) Item 365a of the said Schedule 5 , as made by subsection 12 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation 9/76, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
363<r.
Ride another person on a motor assisted bicycle
section 122 (2a)
5. Schedule 9 to the said Regulation, as remade by Ontario Regulation 333/73, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
Schedule 9
Ontario Regulation 44/79 Under
The Highway Traffic Act
Item
1.
2.
Column 1
Column 2
Instruct driving without licence
Fail to display licence
section 2
section 10
O. Reg. 585/79, s. 5.
6. Item 1 of Schedule 10 to the said Regulation, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 9/76, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
1.
Improper brakes on mobile home
section 3a
7. Item 5 of Schedule 1 1 to the said Regulation, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 9/76, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
5.
Fail to record exchange of engine
section 4
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8. Schedule 1 la to the said Regulation, as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 9/76, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor
Schedule 11a
Ontario Regulation 325/79 Under
The Highway Traffic Act
Item
Column l
Column 2
I.
Fail to report termination of mechanic
section 9
2.
Insufficient inspection area
section lOUXa)
3.
Inadequate maintenance tools
section 10(1X6)
4.
Unclear conditions
section lOdXc)
s.
Unsafe conditions
section 10(1X0
6.
Poor condition of equipment
section 10(2)
7.
Fail to keep copy of SSC on premises
section 11(a)
8.
Fail to keep record of vehicles inspected
section 11(6)
9.
Fail to keep record of defects and recommended
repairs
section 11(6)
10.
Fail to keep record of agents
section 11(c)
11.
Fail to keep signed inspection record
section ll(a*)
12.
Improper vehicle inspection record
section 11(d)
13.
Fail to display identifying sign
section 12(1)
14.
Fail to return identifying sign
section 12(2)
IS.
Unauthorized display of sign
section 12(3)
16.
Fail to return unused SSC's
section 13(2Xa)
17.
Fail to return vehicle inspection records
section 13(2X6)
18.
Fail to return unused stickers
section 13(3)
19.
Fail to report missing SSC's
section 14(1)
20.
Incomplete information in report of missing SSC's
section 14(1)
21.
Fail to return recovered SSC's
section 14(2)
O. Reg. 585/79, s. 8.
9. Schedule 1 16 to the said Regulation, as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 9/76, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor
Schedule 116
Ontario Regulation 913/77 Under
The Highway Traffic Act
Item
i
Column 1 Column 2
1.
2.
3.
4.
Bicycle on controlled-access highway
Motorcycle 50 cc or less on controlled-access high-
way
Motorcycle driven by electricity on controlled-access
highway
Motor assisted bicycle on controlled-access highway
section 1(a)
section 1(6)
section 1(c)
section 1(0*)
O. Reg. 585/79, s. 9.
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10. Item 25, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 333/73 and item 25a, as made by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 8 1 2/76, of Schedule 12 to the said Regulation are revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
25.
25a.
Motorcycle handlebars more than 300 mm high
Motor assisted bicycle handlebars more than 300
mm high
section 40(1)
section 40(1)
11. Items 9, 10, 11, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 and 22 of Schedule 13 to the said Regulation, as remade by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 333/73, are revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
9.
10.
11.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
Parking — hotel entrance
Parking — theatre entrance
Parking — public hall
Parking — disobey "no parking here to corner" sign
Parking — disobey sign at fire hall
Parking — disobey sign at school
Parking — Schedule highway
Parking — exceed time limit
section 4(l)(d)(i)
section 4(l)(d)(ii)
section 4(l)(d)(iii)
section 4(2)(a)
section 4(2)(6)
section 4(2)(c)
section 5(1)
section 5(2)
12. — (1) Schedule 14 to the said Regulation, as remade by section 3 ofOntario Regulation 812/76, is amended by
adding thereto the following items:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
8a.
8ft.
8f.
26a.
No first aid kit
Improper first aid kit
Improper first aid kit
Improper emergency door
section l(l)(d)
section l(l)(d)(i)
section l(l)(d)(ii)
section 3(l)(i)(i)
(2) Items 28, 30, 31 and 32 of the said Schedule 14, as remade by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 812/76, are
revoked.
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13. — (l) Items 35 to 44 of Schedule 19 to the said Regulation, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
49/76, are revoked and the following substituted therefor
Item
Column 1
Column 2
35.
Knowingly sell liquor to person under 19 years
section 45(1)
36.
Knowingly supply liquor to person under 19 years
section 45(1)
37.
Sell liquor to a person apparently under 19 years
section 45(2)
38.
Supply liquor to a person apparently under 19 years
section 45(2)
39.
Being under 19 years have liquor
section 45(3)
40.
Being under 19 years consume liquor
section 45(3)
41.
Being under 19 years attempt to purchase liquor
section 45(3)
42.
Being under 19 years purchase liquor
section 45(3)
43.
Being under 19 years otherwise obtain liquor
section 45(3)
44.
Being under 19 years enter a licensed premises
section 45(4)
(2) The said Schedule 19, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 49/76 and amended by section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 812/76, is further amended by adding thereto the following items:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
45a.
47a.
476.
47c.
Have liquor displayed to public view
Have liquor in designated place
Remain in licensed premises
Re-enter licensed premises
section 46(2a)
section 46a(3)
section 47(4Xa)
section 47(4X6)
14. — (1) Schedule 20 to the said Regulation, as remade by section 5 of Ontario Regulation 812/76, is amended by
adding thereto the following items:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
11a.
116.
33a.
33b.
33c.
33d.
Licensee fail to obtain evidence of age prior to
admitting
Licensee fail to obtain evidence of age prior to serv-
ing
Offer unlawful inducement
Give unlawful inducement
Licensee permit unlawful competition in licensed
premises
Licensee permit liquor as prize
section 5(5aXa)
section 5(5aX6)
section 20(4)
section 20(4)
section 20(46)
section 20(46)
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(2) Items 18, 34, 55 and 36 of the said Schedule 20, as remade by section 5 of Ontario Regulation 812/76, are
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
18.
34.
35.
Hours of operation not posted
Excessive seats in outdoor area
Entertainment in outdoor area causing disturbance
section 5(22)
section 25(6)
section 25(7)
15. Items 29, 30, 31, 32, 33 and 34 of Schedule 24 to the said Regulation, as made by section 3 of Ontario
Regulation 49/76, are revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
29.
Speeding — in excess of 20 km/h, on highway where
the limit is 50 km/h or less
section 13(l)(a)(i)
30.
Speeding — in excess of 20 km/h, in public park
section 13(l)(a)(ii)
31.
Speeding — in excess of 20 km/h, in exhibition
grounds
section 13(l)(a)(ii)
32.
Speeding — in excess of 50 km/h, on highway where
the limit is greater than 50 km/h
section 13(l)0)(i)
33.
Speeding — in excess of 50 km/h, on public trail
section 13(l)0)(ii)
34.
Careless driving
section 13a
16. Item 5 7 of Schedule 25 to the said Regulation, as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 333/73, is revoked.
17. The said Regulation is amended by adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 25a
Ontario Regulation 995/76 Under
The Motorized Snow Vehicles Act, 1974
Item
Column 1
Column 2
1.
2.
Secure motorized snow vehicle operator's licence
while having driver's licence
Possess motorized snow vehicle operator's licence
while having driver's licence
section 3
section 3
O. Reg. 585/79, s. 17.
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1 8. Schedule 2 7 to the said Regulation, as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 333/73, is amended by adding
thereto the following items:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
3.
Disobey stop sign at park entrance — stop wrong
place
section 15a(3)
4.
Disobey stop sign at park entrance — fail to stop
section 15a(3)
5.
Disobey stop sign at park intersection — stop wrong
place
section I5a(4%a)
6.
Disobey stop sign at park intersection — fail to stop
section 15a(4)
7.
Fail to yield to traffic in park intersection
section 15a(4X6)
8.
Fail to yield to traffic approaching park intersection
section 15a(4X6)
9.
Approach park intersection — fail to yield to vehicle
in intersection
section 15a(4X6)
19. Schedule 28 to the said Regulation, as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 333/73, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
Schedule 28
Ontario Regulation 258/78 Under
The Provincial Parks Act
Item
Column 1
Column 2
1.
Remove Crown property
section 2(l)(a)
2.
Damage Crown property
section 2(lXa)
3.
Deface Crown property
section 2(l)(a)
4.
Damage natural or other object
section 2(1X6)
5.
Deface natural or other object
section 2(1X6)
6.
Damage historical site
section 2(1X6)
7.
Deface historical site
section 2(1X6)
8.
Unlawfully cut growth
section 2(2X«)
9.
Unlawfully remove growth
section 2(2Xa)
10.
Unlawfully remove natural or other object
section 2(2X6)
11.
Unlawfully disturb historical site
section 2(2Xc)
12.
Unlawfully make excavation
section 2(2X<2)
13.
Unlawfully conduct research
section 2(2X«)
14.
Litter in park
section 3(1)
IS.
Cause litter in park
section 3(1)
16.
Fail to keep camp area clear
section 3(2)
17.
Fail to keep camp area in natural condition
section 3(2)
18.
Possess non-burnable food containers
section 3(3Xfl)
19.
Possess non-burnable eating utensils
section 3(3X6)
20.
Fail to produce permit
section 4
21.
Unlawfully permit domestic animal at large in park
section 5(l)(a)
22.
Unlawfully permit domestic animal near swimming
area
section 5(1X6)
23.
Permit domestic animal to make excessive noise
section 5(2)
24.
Permit domestic animal to disturb other person
section 5(2)
25.
Unlawfully ride horse in park
section 5(6)
26.
Start fire other than in fireplace
section 6(2)(a)
27.
Possess fireworks in park
section 6(2X6)
28.
Ignite fireworks in park
section 6(2X6)
29.
Use abusive or insulting language in park
section 7(1)
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Item
Column 1
Column 2
30.
Make excessive noise in park
section 7(1)
31.
Disturb other persons in park
section 7(1)
32.
Enter park after removal
section 7(3)
33.
Attempt to enter park after removal
section 7(3)
34.
Unlawfully occupy park land
section 8
35.
Unlawfully enter park after closing hours
section 9
36.
Unlawfully remain in park after closing hours
section 9
37.
Unlawfully occupy campsite
section 10(1)
38.
Unlawfully park vehicle. Additional vehicle permit
section 10(6)
39.
Camp over time limit
section 11(3)
40.
Fail to remove property from campsite
section 11(4)
41.
Leave campsite unattended over eight hours
section 11(5)
42.
Unlawfully leave campsite unattended over forty-
eight hours
section 11(6)
43.
Place excessive equipment on campsite
section 12
44.
Unlawfully camp overnight
section 14(1)
45.
Camp over time limit — interior campsite
section 14(9)
46.
Excessive number of persons occupying interior
campsite
section 14(10)
47.
Camp over time limit — interior camping permit
section 14(1 l)(c)
48.
Camp over 28 consecutive days — interior camping
permit
section 14(1 l)(d)
49.
Unlawfully leave interior campsite unattended
section 14(12)
50.
Fail to remove property from interior campsite
section 14(14)
51.
Picnic unlawfully
section 15
52.
Unlawfully have motor vehicle in park
section 16(1)
53.
Permit motor vehicle remain after park closed
section 16(4)
54.
Permit boat remain after park closed
section 16(4)
55.
Unlawfully have bus in park
section 16(7)
56.
Vending in park
section 18(1)
57.
Operate motor vehicle off roadway
section 19(1)
58.
Operate motorcycle— Pinery Park
section 19(2)
59.
Park motor vehicle in improper place
section 20
60.
Fail to obey Ministry personnel
section 21(2)
61.
Unlawfully operate all terrain vehicle in park
section 22(1)
62.
Enter park at other than designated entry point
section 23
63.
Land aircraft in park
section 24
64.
Unlawfully leave vehicle unattended
section 25(1)
65.
Unlawfully leave boat unattended
section 25(1)
66.
Unlawfully leave all terrain vehicle unattended
section 25(1)
67.
Unlawfully permit vehicle to be left unattended
section 25(1)
68.
Unlawfully permit boat to be left unattended
section 25(1)
69.
Unlawfully permit all terrain vehicle to be left unat-
tended
section 25(1)
70.
Unlawfully leave boat unattended — Quetico Park
section 25(2)
71.
Unlawfully permit boat to be left unattended —
Quetico Park
section 25(2)
72.
Unlawfully use water ski or similar object — Algon-
quin Provincial Park
section 29
73.
Operate power boat in park
section 30(1)
74.
Unlawfully operate power boat in park
section 30(2)
75.
Unlawfully operate power boat — excessive horse
power
section 31
76.
Unlawfully anchor houseboat in park
section 32(1)
77.
Use houseboat in park
section 32(3)
O. Reg. 585/79, s. 19.
1918
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20. Schedule 29 to the said Regulation, as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 333/73, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor
Schedule 29
The Public Commercial Vehicles Act
Item
Column 1
Column 2
1.
No operating licence
section 2(1 Ma)
2.
No vehicle licence
section 2(1X6)
3.
Contravene operating licence
section 2(l)(c)
4.
Contravene vehicle licence
section 2(lKc)
5.
Soliciting
section 2(4)
6.
Fail to carry copy of lease
section 3(4)
7.
Fail to produce copy of lease
section 3(4)
8.
Unauthorized agent
section 4(1)
9.
Discontinue service without notice
section 5(3)
10.
Overweight
section 126(1)
11.
Xo licence plate
section 126(2)
12.
Licence plate not plainly exposed
section 126(2)
13.
Xo freight forwarder's licence
section 12d(l)
14.
Transport goods — improper operator
section I2d(2)
15.
Fail to file toll tariff
section \2j(\)
16.
Charge toll outside tariff
section 12 j (2)
17.
Fail to issue bill of lading
section 12n(l)
18.
Improper bill of lading
section 12n(2)
19.
Fail to carry copy or memorandum of bill of lading
section 12n(5)
20.
Fail to produce copy or memorandum of bill of lad-
ing
section 12n(5)
21.
Freight forwarder's goods — fail to carry copy or
memorandum of bill of lading
section 12n(6)
22.
Freight forwarder's goods — fail to produce copy or
memorandum of bill of lading
section 12n(6)
23.
No insurance
section 13
24.
Fail to issue certificate of insurance
section 14(1)
25.
Fail to notify of cancellation of insurance
section 14(3)
26.
Fail to earn vehicle licence
section 15a
27.
Fail to produce vehicle licence
section 15a
28.
Fail to carry copy of operating licence conditions
section 15a
29.
Fail to produce copy of operating licence conditions
section 15a
30.
Fail to stop vehicle upon direction
section 156(1)
31.
Fail to assist in examination
section 156(2)
32.
Fail to produce documents on examination
section 156(3)
33.
Obstruct investigation
section 15c(4)
34.
Withhold relevant material
section 15c(4)
35.
Conceal relevant material
section 15c(4)
36.
Destroy relevant material
section 15c(4)
O. Reg. 585/79, s. 20.
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21. Schedule 30 to the said Regulation, as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 333/73, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
Schedule 30
Regulation 700 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970
Under
The Public Commercial Vehicles Act
Item
Column 1
Column 2
1.
Transport new motor vehicle
section 2(3)
2.
Transport used furniture
section 2(6)
3.
Transport bulk commodities in tank vehicle
section 2(9)
4.
Improper use of number plate
section 10(1)
5.
Improper transfer of licence
section 10(2)
6.
Violation — fire extinguisher
section 13
7.
Underage driver
section 15
8.
Licensee — fail to keep accurate record
section 16(1)
9.
Driver — fail to keep accurate record
section 16(2)
10.
Fail to produce record
section 16(3)
11.
Fail to file certificate
section 26
O. Reg. 585/79, s. 21.
22. — (1) Column 2 of items 8 to 21 of Schedule 31 to the said Regulation, as made by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 333/73, is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
8.
section 31(2)(a)
9.
section 31(2)(6)
10.
section 31(2)(c)
11.
section 31(2)(d)
12.
section 31(3)
13.
section 31(7)
14.
section 35(2)(a)
15.
section 35(2)(6)
16.
section 35(2)(c)
17.
section 35(2)(d)
18.
section 35(2)(f)
19.
section 35(2)(g)
20.
section 35(3)
21.
section 35(8)
(2) The said Schedule 31, as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 333/73, is amended by adding thereto the
following item:
Item
Column l
Column 2
17a.
Display sign near controlled-access highway
section 35(2)(e)
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23. Items 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 of Schedule 32 to the said Regulation, as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
333/73, are revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
section 2(3)
section 3(3)
section 96
section 9e(l)
section 9e(2)
section 9e(2)
section 10(1)
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
8o.
Soliciting
Discontinue service without notice
Operate unlicensed vehicle
Contravene vehicle licence
No licence number
Licence number not plainly exposed
Improper toll charge
24. — ( 1) Column 2 of Schedule 33 to the said Regulation, as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 333/73, is
amended by striking out "section 7 (1)" in item 1 and inserting in lieu thereof "section 7".
(2) Items 2 and 12 of the said Schedule 33, as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 333/73, are revoked.
(3) The said Column 2 of Schedule 33 is further amended by striking out "section 26(1) (a)" in items 29 and 30
and inserting in lieu thereof in each instance "Section 26 (a)".
(4) The said Column 2 of Schedule 33 is further amended by striking out "section 26 (1) (b)" in items 31 and 32
and inserting in lieu thereof in each instance "section 26 (by.
25. The said Regulation is further amended by adding thereto the following Schedules:
Schedule 37
Ontario Regulation 632/76 Under
The Highway Traffic Act
Item
Column 1
Column 2
1.
2.
Load not properly confined
No covering on load
section 2(1)
section 2(1)
O. Reg. 585/79, s. 25, part.
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O. Reg. 585/79
Ontario Regulation 326/79 Under
Item
Column 1
Column 2
1.
Licensee — fail to remove dump vehicle inspection
sticker
section 5(b)
2.
Authorized person — fail to remove dump vehicle
inspection sticker
section 5(b)
3.
Inspecting mechanic — fail to remove dump vehicle
inspection sticker
section 5(b)
4.
Licensee — fail to properly affix current dump
vehicle inspection sticker
section 5(b)
5.
Authorized person — fail to properly affix current
dump vehicle inspection sticker
section 5(b)
6.
Inspecting mechanic — fail to properly affix current
dump vehicle inspection sticker
section 5(b)
O. Reg. 585/79, s. 25, part.
Schedule 39
Ontario Regulation 906/76 Under
The Highway Traffic Act
Item
1.
Column 1
Column 2
Class L licence holder — unaccompanied by properly
licenced driver
section 3(1)
2.
Class R licence holder — drive at unlawful hour
section 4
3.
Class R licence holder — carry passenger
section 4
4.
Class R licence holder — drive on prohibited high-
way
section 4
5.
Drive bus with unauthorized passengers
section 14(3)
6.
Temporary driver's licence holder — operate impro-
per class of motor vehicle
section 16(1)
7.
Contravene licence condition — driving ability
section 17
8.
Fail to notify change of name — licence
section 20
9.
Fail to notify change of address — licence
section 20
10.
Licence holder — fail to sign driver's licence in ink
section 21
O. Reg. 585/79, s. 25, part.
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The Education Act, 1974
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Item
Column 1
Column 2
l.
2.
3.
Interrupt school proceedings
Disrupt board meeting
Attempt to disrupt board meeting
section 184(1)
section 184(2)
section 184(2)
O. Reg. 585/79, s. 25, part.
Schedule 41
The Ticket Speculation Act
Item
Column 1
Column 2
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Holder sell ticket for excessive price
Holder attempt sell ticket for excessive price
Purchase ticket for resale at profit
Attempt purchase ticket for resale at profit
Purchase ticket for excessive price
Attempt purchase ticket for excessive price
section 2(a)
section 2(a)
section 2(b)
section 2(b)
section 2(b)
section 2(b)
O. Reg. 585/79, s. 25, part.
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THE BUSINESS CORPORATIONS ACT
O. Reg. 586/79.
Names.
Made— August 8th, 1979.
Filed— August 10th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE BUSINESS CORPORATIONS ACT
NAMES
1. In this Regulation "trade mark." means a trade
mark as defined in the Trade Marks Act (Cana-
da). O. Reg. 586/79, s. 1.
2. — (1) For the purposes of clause b of subsection
1 of section 7 of the Act and the Regulations, the
meaning of the expression "if the use of that name
would be likely to deceive" shall include,
(a) a name that would lead to the inference
that the business or activities carried on or
intended to be carried on by the corpora-
tion under the name, and the business or
activities carried on by any other person,
are one business or one activity, whether or
not the nature of the business or activity of
each is generally the same;
(b) a name that would lead to the inference
that the corporation bearing the name or
proposed name is, or would be, associated
or affiliated with a person, if the corpora-
tion and such person are not, or will not
be, associated or affiliated; or
(c) a name whose similarity to a person would
lead to the inference that the name would
cause someone who had an interest in
dealing, or reason to deal, with the person,
to deal with the corporation bearing the
name in the belief that he was dealing with
the person.
(2) For the purposes of subsection 1,
(a) "person" means the name of a known,
(i) body corporate,
(ii) trust,
(iii) association,
(iv) partnership,
(v) sole proprietorship, or
(vi) individual,
whether in existence or not, and includes
the known name or known trade mark
under which any of them carry on business
or identify themselves;
(b) "use" means actual use by a person that
carries on business in Canada or
elsewhere. O. Reg. 586/79, s. 2.
3. — (1) A corporation may have a name similar to
that of another body corporate where the corporation
is not or will not be affiliated with the body corpo-
rate if,
(o) that corporate name relates to a proposed
corporation that is the successor to the
business of the body corporate and the
body corporate has ceased or will cease to
carry on business;
(b) the body corporate undertakes in writing to
dissolve forthwith or to change its name
before the corporation proposing to use the
name commences to carry on business; and
(c) subject to subsection 2, the corporate name
sets out in numerals the year of acquisition
of the name in parenthesis immediately
before the word "limited", "incorporated",
"corporation", or the corresponding
abbreviation thereof.
(2) After two years of use a corporate name refer-
red to in clause c of subsection 1 may be changed to
delete the reference to the year of acquisition of the
name if the corporate name so changed would not be
prohibited by clause b of subsection 1 of section 7 of
the Act. O. Reg. 586/79, s. 3.
4. A corporation may have a name similar to that
of another body corporate where the corporation is
affiliated with that body corporate. O. Reg. 586/79,
s. 4.
5. A proposed name under section 3 or 4 shall not
be the same as that of the other body corporate,
unless the body corporate is incorporated under the
laws of a jurisdiction outside Canada, and has
never carried on any activities or identified itself in
Canada. O. Reg. 586/79, s. 5.
6. For the purpose of sections 5 and 20, the addi-
tion or deletion of punctuation marks does not make
a name different, but a name is not the same for the
purposes of those sections if words, numerals, or
initials are added, deleted or substituted, as the case
may be, or the final word of the name is varied by
substituting one of the other two final words
required under subsection 1 of section 8 of the Act or
their corresponding abbreviations. O. Reg. 586/79,
s. 6.
7. A corporation may have a name similar to that
of a known,
(a) trust;
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(b) association;
(c) partnership; or
(d) sole proprietorship,
or a known name under which any of them cany on
business or identify themselves if,
(c) the corporate name relates to a proposed
corporation that is the successor to the
business carried on under the name and the
user of the name has ceased or will cease to
carry on business under the name; or
if) the known trust, association, partnership or
sole proprietor undertakes in writing to dis-
solve forthwith or to change its name
before the corporation proposing to use the
name commences to use it. O. Reg. 586/79,
s. 7.
8. Where a body corporate has not carried on
business in the immediately preceding two years, a
proposed name that would otherwise be prohibited
under clause b of subsection 1 of section 7 of the Act
because of the name of the body corporate is per-
mitted if,
(a) the body corporate consents in writing to
the poposed name; and
(b) the body corporate undertakes in writing to
dissolve forthwith or to change its name to
some dissimilar name before the corpora-
tion proposing to use the name commences
to use it. O. Reg. 586/79, s. 8.
9. A corporate name shall not contain a word that
is the same or similar to the distinctive element of an
existing trade mark or name other than the name of
an individual, but the word shall not for that reason
alone be prohibited if,
(a) the person who has the trade mark or the
name consents in writing to the use of the
corporate name; and
(ft) the use of the corporate name would not be
likely to deceive. O. Reg. 586/79, s. 9.
10. Where two or more corporations amalgamate,
the name of the amalgamated corporation may be
the same as the name of one of the amalgamating
corporations. O. Reg. 586/79, s. 10.
11. A corporate name shall not be,
(a) too general;
(b) only descriptive, in any language, of the
quality, function or other characteristic of
the goods or services in which the corpora-
tion deals or intends to deal;
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(c) primarily or only the name or surname used
alone of an individual who is living or has
died within thirty years preceding the date
of filing the articles;
(d) primarily or only a geographic name used
alone, unless the proposed corporate name
has been in continuous use for a period of
at least twenty years prior to the date of
filing the articles; or
(c) primarily or only a combination of punctu-
ation marks or other marks that are per-
mitted under section 20. O. Reg. 586/79,
s. 11.
12. — (1) A corporate name shall not contain a
word or expression, an element of which is the fam-
ily name of an individual whether or not preceded
by his given name or initials, unless the individual,
his heir, executor, administrator, assigns or guardian
consents in writing to the use of his name and the
individual has had or will have a material interest in
the corporation.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply where the cor-
poration that will use the proposed name is the suc-
cessor or affiliate of a body corporate that has, as an
element of its name, the family name, provided that,
(a) such body corporate consents in writing to
the use of the name; and
(b) if the proposed name would contravene
clause b of subsection 1 of section 7 of the
Act, such body corporate undertakes in
writing to dissolve forthwith or change its
name to some name that complies with
clause b of subsection 1 of section 7 of the
Act before the corporation proposing to use
the name commences to use it. O. Reg.
586/79, s. 12.
13. No word or expression that is obscene or con-
notes a business that is scandalous, obscene or
immoral, or that is otherwise objectionable on public
grounds, shall be used in a corporate name. O.
Reg. 586/79, s. 13.
14. No word, expression, or abbreviation thereof,
the use of which is prohibited or restricted under an
Act or regulation of the Parliament of Canada or a
province or territory of Canada, unless such restric-
tion is satisfied, shall be used in a corporate
name. O. Reg. 586/79, s. 14.
15. The following words and expressions shall not
be used in a corporate name:
1. "Amalgamated", unless the corporation is
an amalgamated corporation resulting from
the amalgamation of two or more corpora-
tions.
2. "Association".
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3. "Club", unless the corporation carries on a
sporting or athletic business and there is no
inference that a member of the public may
become a member of the corporation.
4. "College", "institute" or "university" if the
word would lead to the inference that the
corporation is a university, college of
applied arts and technology or other post-
secondary educational institution.
5. "Condominium" or any abbreviation or
derivation thereof.
6. "Co-operative" or any abbreviation or deri-
vation thereof.
7. Digits or words which would lead to the
inference that the name is a number name.
8. "Engineer" or "engineering" or any varia-
tion thereof, except with the consent in
writing of the Association of Professional
Engineers of the Province of Ontario.
9. "Housing" unless the corporation is spon-
sored by or connected with the Government
of Canada or the Government of Ontario.
10. "Veteran" or any abbreviation or derivation
thereof, unless there has been continuous
use of the name for a period of at least
twenty years prior to the acquisition of the
name.
1 1 . Numerals indicating the year of incorpora-
tion, unless clause c of subsection 1 of sec-
tion 3 applies, or it is a year of amalgama-
tion of the corporation.
12. Any word or expression that would lead to
the inference that the corporation is not a
business corporation to which the Act
applies. O. Reg. 586/79, s. IS.
16. — (1) No word or expression that suggests that
a corporation,
(a) is connected with the Crown or the Gov-
ernment of Canada, or the government of a
municipality or any province or territory of
Canada, or any department, Ministry,
branch, bureau, service, board, agency,
commission, or activity of any such govern-
ment or municipality;
(b) is sponsored or controlled by, or is
associated or affiliated with a university or
an association of accountants, architects,
engineers, lawyers, physicians, surgeons or
any other professional association recog-
nized by the laws of Canada or a province
or territory of Canada; or
(f)
carries on the
company, insurance
business of a bank, loan
company, trust com-
pany, other financial intermediary or a
stock exchange that is regulated by a law of
Canada or a province or territory of Cana-
da,
shall be used in a corporate name without the con-
sent in writing of the appropriate authority, univer-
sity or professional association, as the case may be.
(2) No word or expression that suggests that a
corporation is connected with a political party or
leader of a political party, where the objects for
which the corporation is to be incorporated are of a
political nature, shall be used in a corporate
name. O. Reg. 586/79, s. 16.
17. No word or expression that misdescribes, in
any language,
(a) the business, goods or services in associa-
tion with which the corporate name is
proposed to be used;
(b) the conditions under which goods or ser-
vices will be produced or supplied or the
persons to be employed in the production or
supply of these goods or services; or
(c) the place of origin of the goods or services
produced or supplied by the corporation,
shall be used in a corporate name.
s. 17.
O. Reg. 586/79,
18. — (1) The following documents shall accom-
pany any articles or a statement of scheme referred
to in section 195 of the Act containing a proposed
name for a corporation or a change of corporate
name:
1. An original Ontario biased or weighted
computer printed search report from the
automated name search system maintained
by the Department of Consumer and Cor-
porate Affairs, Canada dated not more than
ninety days prior to the submission of the
articles or scheme.
2. Any consent or consent and undertaking
required under the Act or this Regulation,
and, if applicable, in the Form prescribed
by section 36.
(2) Subsection 1 applies to an application for revi-
val under section 251 of the Act. O. Reg. 586/79,
s. 18.
19. Where through the filing of articles, other
than articles of amalgamation, or a statement, the
authorized capital of a corporation is decreased by
the cancellation or consolidation of issued shares and
a number of the share certificates of the corporation
are in the hands of the public and may not be
promptly surrendered, the name of the corporation
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shall be changed to a different name. O.
586/79, s. 19.
Reg.
20. For the purposes of subsection 3 of section 8
of the Act. the following punctuation marks and
other marks are the only ones permitted as part of
the name of a corporation:
!"#$%&'()
+
/
<=>?[] \
O. Reg. 586/79, s. 20.
21. The name of a corporation shall,
(a) not exceed 120 characters in length,
including punctuation marks and spaces;
and
(b) be set out in articles filed with the Minister
in block capital letters. O. Reg. 586/79,
s. 21.
22. A name set out in the articles pursuant to
subsection 2 of section 8 of the Act shall be a direct
translation of the corporate name and minor changes
may be made to ensure that the name is idiomati-
cally correct. O. Reg. 586/79, s. 22.
23. For the purpose of section 1 1 of the Act, the
matters the Minister may consider when determining
whether a name is contrary to section 7 include,
(a) the distinctiveness of the whole or any ele-
ments of any name or trade mark and the
extent to which the trade mark has become
known;
(b) the length of time the trade mark or name
has been in use;
(c) the nature of the goods or services
associated with the trade mark or the
nature of the business carried on under or
associated with a name, including the
likelihood of any competition among
businesses using such a trade mark or
name;
(d) the nature of the trade with which a trade
mark or name is associated, including the
nature of the products or services and the
means by which they are offered or distri-
buted;
(e) the degree of similarity between the corpo-
rate name and any trade mark or name in
appearance or sound or in the ideas
suggested by them; and
(/*) the geographic area in Ontario in which the
corporate name is likely to be used. O.
Reg. 586/79, s. 23.
24. Where special shares of a class have attached
thereto conditions, restrictions, limitations or prohib-
itions on the right to vote, the preferences, rights,
conditions, restrictions, limitations or prohibitions
attaching to that class of special shares shall provide
that the holders of that class are entitled to notice of
meetings of shareholders called for the purpose of
authorizing the dissolution of the corporation or the
sale of its undertaking or a substantial part there-
of. O. Reg. 586/79, s. 24.
FORM OF DOCUMENTS
25. — ( 1) All documents delivered to or filed with the
Minister or filed in the office of the Minister, including
all affidavits, applications, assurances, balance sheets,
by-laws, consents, dissents, notices and statements
shall be printed, typewritten or reproduced legibly, in a
manner suitable for photographing on microfilm, upon
one side of good quality white paper that is,
(a) 210 millimetres by 297 millimetres with a
margin of 40 millimetres on the left-hand side;
or
(b) %Vi inches by 1 1 inches, with a margin of 1 lA
inches on the left-hand side.
(2) A document consisting of two or more pages shall
have no backing or binding and shall be stapled in the
upper left-hand corner.
(3) Where forms are provided by the Minister they
shall be used or a facsimile of them reproduced on good
quality white paper of the size prescribed in subsection
1 that is capable of being endorsed by the Minister
without smudging. O. Reg. 586/79, s. 25.
26. — (1) Articles of incorporation shall be in Form
(2) A consent to act as first director, where
required under subsection 4 of section 4 of the Act,
shall be in Form 2. O. Reg. 586/79, s. 26.
27. A statement concerning a series of shares
under subsection 1 of section 31 of the Act shall be
in Form 3. O. Reg. 586/79, s. 27.
28. Articles of amendment under subsection 1 of
section 190 of the Act shall be in Form 4. O. Reg.
586/79, s. 28.
29. Restated articles of incorporation under sec-
tion 192 of the Act shall be in Form 5. O. Reg.
586/79, s. 29.
30. Articles of amalgamation under subsection 1
of section 197 of the Act shall be in Form 6. O.
Reg. 586/79, s. 30.
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31. — (1) Articles of dissolution under subsection 1
or 2 of section 248 of the Act shall be in Form 7 or
8, as the case may be.
(2) Articles of dissolution shall be accompanied by
a consent of the Corporations Tax Branch of the
Ministry of Revenue to the dissolution of the corpo-
ration. O. Reg. 586/79, s. 31.
32. A statement of a scheme of arrangement
under subsection 1 of section 194 of the Act shall be
in Form 13. O. Reg. 586/79, s. 32.
33. An application for the authorization of the
Minister under subsection 1 of section 199 of the Act
shall be in Form 14. O. Reg. 586/79, s. 33.
34. Articles of continuation under subsection 1 of
section 198 of the Act shall be in Form 15. O. Reg.
586/79, s. 34.
35. — (1) A consent given by or on behalf of an
individual pusuant to subsection 1 of section 12 shall
be in Form 16.
(2) A consent or consent and undertaking given by
a body corporate, partnership, sole proprietorship,
trust or association pursuant to subsection 1 of section
3, section 7, section 8 and subsection 2 of section 12 shall
be in Form 17. O. Reg. 586/79, s. 35.
36. — (1) An application under subsection 3 of sec-
tion 161 of the Act to permit the removal of records
from the head office of the corporation shall be in
Form 9.
(2) Where an application under subsection 1 is to
remove the records of the corporation to a place out-
side Ontario, it shall be accompanied by,
(a) a bond of a guarantee company within the
meaning of The Guarantee Companies Sec-
urities Act to the Treasurer of Ontario in
Form 10; and
(b) a power of attorney duly executed under
the seal of the corporation appointing a
resident of Ontario, or a body corporate
having its head office in Ontario, to be the
attorney and representative in Ontario of
the corporation and the consent of the
attorney in Form 11. O. Reg. 586/79,
s. 36.
37. An application for an order rescinding an
order made under subsection 4 of section 161 of the
Act to remove records from the head office of the
corporation shall be in Form 17. O. Reg. 586/79,
s. 37.
REVIVAL OF CORPORATION
38. — (1) An application for an order of revival
under subsection 4 of section 251 of the Act shall be
in Form 12.
(2) An application under subsection 1 shall be
accompanied by,
(a) a consent from the Corporations Tax
Branch of the Ministry of Revenue to the
revival of the corporation; and
(b) a statement in writing by the Public Trus-
tee that he has no objection to the revival
of the corporation; and
(c) the consent of the Ontario Securities Com-
mission where the corporation was dis-
solved by order of the Minister under sub-
section 2 of section 251 of the Act. O.
Reg. 586/79, s. 38.
INFORMATION CIRCULAR
39. — (1) An information circular shall contain the
information prescribed in Form 18.
(2) The information required by Form 18 shall be
given as of a specified date not more than thirty
days prior to the date upon which the information
circular is first sent to any of the shareholders of the
corporation.
(3) The information contained in an information
circular shall be clearly presented and the statements
made therein shall be divided into groups according
to subject-matter and the various groups of state-
ments shall be preceded by appropriate headings.
(4) The order of items set out in Form 18 need not
be followed.
(5) Where practicable and appropriate, informa-
tion required by Form 18 shall be presented in
tabular form.
(6) All amounts required by Form 18 shall be stated
in figures.
(7) Information required by more than one applic-
able item in Form 18 need not be repeated.
(8) No statement need be made in response to any
item in Form 18 that is inapplicable and negative
answers to any item may be omitted.
(9) Information that is not known to the person on
whose behalf the solicitation is to be made and that
is not reasonably within the power of the person to
ascertain or procure may be omitted if a brief state-
ment is made in the information circular of the cir-
cumstances rendering the information unavailable.
(10) There may be omitted from the information
circular any information contained in any other
information circular, notice of meeting or form of
proxy sent to the persons whose proxies were sol-
icited in connection with the same meeting if ref-
erence is made to the particular document containing
the information. O. Reg. 586/79, s. 39.
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FILING INFORMATION CIRCULARS AND PROXIES
40. Every person that sends or delivers an infor-
mation circular or proxy to shareholders under sec-
tion 118 of the Act and section 120 of the Act that is
in respect of a meeting of shareholders of a reporting
issuer, as defined in paragraph 38 of subsection 1 of
section 1 of The Securities Act, 1978, shall forthwith
file with the Commission a copy of the information
circular, proxy and all other material sent or deli-
vered by such person in connection with such meet-
ing. O. Reg. 586/79, s. 40.
DELEGATION OF MINISTERIAL DUTIES
41. The Executive Director, the Senior Legal
Officer, the Director, Companies Services Branch,
the Controller of Records or the Assistant Controller
of Records of the Companies Division of the Minis-
try may sign any certificate required or authorized
by the Act. O. Reg. 586/79, s. 41.
FEES
42. — (1) The fees set out in the Schedule to this
section shall be paid to the Treasurer of Ontario
upon the filing, examination, or copying of the
document or before the Minister takes the action for
which the fee is prescribed, as the case may be.
Schedule
FEES
1 . On delivery of articles of,
(a) incorporation, for filing and endorsing
a certificate $200
(b) amalgamation or continuation for filing
and endorsing a certificate and for an
authorization by the Minister under
section 199 of the Act 200
2. On delivery of restated articles of incorpo-
ration, for filing and endorsing a certificate 50
3. On delivery of,
(a) articles of amendment for filing and
endorsing a certificate 50
(b) a statement under section 31 of the
Act, for filing and endorsing a certifi-
cate 50
4. On delivery of a statement under section
195 of the Act, for filing and endorsing a
certificate 200
5. On an application for an order,
(a) under subsection 3 of section 161 of the
Act
(b) under subsection 4 of section 16 1 of the
Act $ 10
(c) under subsection 4 of section 25 1 of the
Act 200
6. — (1) For searches in person or by letter to
determine if any documents are on file with
the Minister under the Act or a predecessor
thereof, including purchase of a diazo or
microfilm copy of the contents of all such
documents, if any, for each corporation .... 2
(2) Where a fee has been paid pursuant to
subitem 1 for searches in person, the
Minister may, in his discretion, produce for
examination the original documents on file
with him without additional charge, in
which case no diazo or microfilm copy will
be supplied.
7. — (1) For copies of the contents of papers,
articles and orders on file under the Act or
any predecessor thereof in the Ministry, 50
cents a page with a minimum fee of $2 in
respect of each corporation.
(2) For certification of,
(a) copies of the contents of papers, arti-
cles and orders, $10 in respect of each
corporation; or
(b) a diazo or microfilm copy of the con-
tents of papers, articles and orders, $10
in respect of each corporation.
8. For a certificate in respect of a corporation .$ 10
9. For an application to the Commission for
orders under subsection 9 of section 1 or
subsection 2 of section 1 19 of the Act 100
(2) Where a cheque is tendered in payment of a
fee set out in the Schedule, the name of the corpora-
tion or the Ontario corporation number in respect of
which the cheque is tendered shall be entered on the
face of the cheque. O. Reg. 586/79, s. 42.
43. No fee is payable on delivery of articles of
dissolution under section 248 of the Act for filing
and endorsing a certificate by the Minister. O.
Reg. 586/79, s. 43.
44. No fee is payable in respect of a search under
item 6 or in respect of a copy of a document under
item 7 of the Schedule to section 42 by,
(a) any department of the Government of
Ontario, or any agency, board or commis-
sion thereof, including the offices of sheriff
and land registrar;
50
192<
(b) any department of the Government of any
other province of Canada having reciprocal
4314
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 586/79
arrangements or any agency, board or
commission thereof;
(c) any department of the Government of
Canada or any agency, board or commis-
sion thereof; or
(d) the police department or fire department of
any municipality in Ontario. O. Reg. 586/
79, s. 44.
45. Where a fee has been paid on delivery of arti-
cles or a statement or on an application for an
authorization or an order under the Act, and the
articles, statement or application for an authorization
or order are abandoned, refused or withdrawn, as
the case may be, the sum of $50 shall be retained
and the balance, if any, repaid to the person who
paid it or his legal representative. O. Reg. 586/79,
s. 45.
46. Sections 1 to 22, sections 31 to 37, Forms 1 to
12 and the Schedule to Regulation 78 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1970 and sections 1, 2, 3
and 4 of Ontario Regulation 386/71, section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 445/71, sections 1, 2 and 3 of
Ontario Regulation 452/76 and sections 1, 2 and 3 of
Ontario Regulation 882/78 are revoked. O. Reg.
586/79, s. 46.
47. Sections 23 to 30, sections 38 to 45 and Forms
13 to 15 of Regulation 78 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 and section 1 of Ontario Regulation
317/71 and section 1 of Ontario Regulation 523/71
are revoked. O. Reg. 586/79, s. 47.
48. Sections 1 to 38, sections 41 to 45, items 1 to
8 of the Schedule to subsection 1 of section 42 and
Forms 1 to 17 and Form 19 of this Regulation come
into force on the 1st day of September, 1979. O.
Reg. 586/79, s. 48.
49. Sections 39 and 40, item 9 of the Schedule to
subsection 1 of section 42 and Form 18 of this
Regulation come into force on the 15 th day of Sep-
tember, 1979. O. Reg. 586/79, s. 49.
50. Section 46 of this Regulation comes into force
on the 1st day of September, 1979. O. Reg. 586/79,
s. 50.
51. Section 47 of this Regulation comes into force
on the 15th day of September, 1979. O. Reg. 586/
79, s. 51.
1930
O. Reg. 586/79
FOR MINISTRY USE ONLY
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 1
The Business Corporations Act
4315
ONTARIO CORPORATION NUMBER
Comp MatnorJ
Soda No. Sill Typa Incorp.
B m m S mfi
Srtf lUqd Jurl
I s I |n~| I ONTARIO
Jurbdiction
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
/. THE NAME OF THE CORPORA TION IS
•- --
—
—
—
1
1
J_
.-.
.
2. THE ADDRESS OF THE HEAD OFFICE IS
(Straat & Numbar or R.R. Numbtf ft II Multi-OHica Building pva Room No.)
INtmi of Municipality or Pott Offica)
(Nam* of Municipality, Geographical Township)
3. THE NUMBER OF DIRECTORS IS
4. THE FIRST DIRECTOR fS) IS/ARE
in the
(County, District. Regional Municipality)
1931
4316 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 586/79
5. THE OBJECTS FOR WHICH THE CORPORA TION IS INCORPORA TED ARE
6. THE AUTHORIZED CAPITAL IS
7. THE DESIGN A TIONS, PREFERENCES, RIGHTS. CONDITIONS, RESTRICTIONS, LIMITA TIONS OR
PROHIBITIONS A TTACHING TO THE SPECIAL SHARES, IF ANY, ARE
8. THE RESTRICTIONS, IF ANY, ON THE ALLOTMENT, ISSUE OR TRANSFER OF SHARES ARE
9. THE SPECIAL PROVISIONS, IF ANY, ARE
1932
O. Reg. 586/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
10. THE SHARES, IF ANY, TO BE TAKEN BY THE INCORPORA TORS ARE
4317
CLASS DESIGNATION
1 1. THE NAMES AND RESIDENCE ADDRESSES OF THE INCORPORA TORS ARE
FULL NAMES, INCLUDING ALL GIVEN NAMES
FULL RESIDENCE ADDRESS GIVING
STREET b NO. OR R.R. NO.. MUNICIPALITY
OR POST OFFICE AND POSTAL CODE
THESE ARTICLES ARE EXECUTED IN DUPLICA TE FOR DELI VER Y TO THE MINISTER
SIGNATURES OF INCORPORATORS
O. Reg. 586/79, Form 1.
1933
4318 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 586/79
Form 2
The Business Corporations Act
CONSENT TO ACT AS A FIRST DIRECTOR
(NAME IN FULL. INCLUDING ALL GIVEN NAMES)
RESIDING AT .
(STREET <■ NO. R.R.NO. . MUNICIPALITY OR POST OFFICE)
HEREBY CONSENT TO ACT AS A FIRST DIRECTOR OF
(NAME OF CORPORATION)
DA TED DA Y OF 19
(Signature of Wrtneti ) (Signature of the Contenting Person)
O. Reg. 586/79, Form 2.
1934
O. Reg. 586/79
FOR MINISTRY USE ONLY
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 3
The Business Corporations Act
4319
ONTARIO CORPORATION NUMBER
STATEMENT CONCERNING A SERIES OF SHARES
of
(Nama el Co'PO'iiion)
INCORPORA TED /AMALGAM A TED ON:
(Oat* of Incorpoxllen/Amalawnationl
/. THE FOLLOWING IS A CERTIFIED COPY OF THE RESOLUTION DULY PASSED BY THE DIREC-
TORS OF THE CORPORA TION ON THE DA Y OF
19
2. THE CONDITIONS. IF ANY. CONTAINED IN THE ARTICLES OR IN ANY PRIOR RESOLUTION
PRECEDENT TO THE CREA TION AND ISSUE OF THE SHARES OF THE SERIES HA VE BEEN COM-
PLIED WITH.
3. THIS STA TEMENTIS EXECUTED IN DUPLICA TE FOR DELIVER Y TO THE MINISTER.
CERTIFIED
(N#m« o* Corporation)
(Corporal* Seal)
BY:
(S>«r>*tU'*l
(OCK'-fMion ol Ollt»l
(Slfnaturc)
(Dctciiplion o' O'l'ca)
O. Reg. 586/79, Form 3.
1935
4320
fOT MINISTRY USE ONLY
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 4
The Business Corporations Act
O. Reg. 586/79
ONTARIO CORPORATION NUMBER
LXJ
ARTICLES OF AMENDMENT
OF
NAME OF CORPORATION
INCORPORATED/AMALGAMATED ON
IOATE OF INCORPORATION/AMALGAMATION)
I THE FOLLOWING IS A CERTIFIED COPY OF THE RESOLUTION AMENDING THE ARTICLES OF THE
CORPORATION:
1936
O. Reg. 586/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
4321
2 THE AMENDMENT HAS BEEN DULY AUTHORIZED AS REOUIRED BY SUBSECTIONS 2. 3 AND 4
(AS APPLICABLE) OF SECTION 189 Of I HE BUSINESS CORPORA TIONS ACT.
3. THE RESOL UTION AUTHORIZING THE AMENDMENT WAS CONFIRMED BY THE SHA RE-
HOLDERS OF THE CORPORA TION ON
4. THESE ARTICLES ARE EXECUTED IN DUPLICATE FOR DELIVERY TO THE MINISTER.
CERTIFIED
(NAME Of COnPOHATIONl
BY:
(CORPORATE SEALI
(SIGNATURE!
(DESCRIPTION OF OFFICE!
(SIGNATURE)
(DESCRIPTION OF OFFICE)
O. Reg. 586/79, Form 4.
1937
4322
FOR MINISTRY USE ONLY
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 5
The Business Corporations Act
O. Reg. 586/79
ONTARIO CORPORATION NUMBER
RESTATED ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF
(NAME OF CORPORATION)
INCORPORA TED/AMALGAMA TED ON.
(DATE OF INCORPORATION/AMALGAMATION)
/. THESE RESTATED ARTICLES CORRECTLY SET OUT WITHOUT CHANCE THE CORRESPONDING
PROVISIONS OF THE ORIGINAL ARTICLES OF INCORPORA TION AS HERETOFORE AMENDED.
2. THE ADDRESS OF THE HEAD OFFICE IS
(STREET & NO. OR R.R. NO. & IF MULTI OFFICE BUILDING GIVE ROOM NO.I
(NAME OF MUNICIPALITY OR POST OFFICE) (POSTAL CODE) .
IN.
(NAME OF MUNICIPALITY. GEOGRAPHIC TOWNSHIP) (COUNTY, DISTRICT OR REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY)
3. THE NUMBER OF DIRECTORS IS
4. THE DIRECTOR(S) IS/ARE
RESIDENCE ADDRESS. GIVING STREET fc NO OR R R NO &
MUNICIPALITY OR POST OFFICE. INCLUOING POSTAL CODE
1938
O. Reg. 586/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5. THE OBJECTS FOR WHICH THE CORPORA TION IS INCORPORA TED ARE
6. THE AUTHORIZED CAPITAL IS
4323
7. THE DESIGNATIONS. PREFERENCES, RIGHTS. CONDITJONS. RESTRICTIONS. LIMITATIONS
OR PROHIBITIONS ATTACHING TO THE SPECIAL SHARES. IF ANY. ARE
8. THE RESTRICTIONS. IF ANY. ON THE ALLOTMENT. ISSUE OR TRANSFER OF SHARES ARE
O. Reg. 586/79, Form 5.
1939
4324
f OH MINISTRY USE ONLY
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 6
The Business Corporations Act
O. Reg. 586/79
ONTARIO CORPORATION NUMBER
TRANS
CODE
( A I
NotiC*
Rcq'd
Method
Incorp.
m m qa m
0 31
CZ3
Jurisdiction
[~W] lONTARib-"
I -L-i Li. i i i_i_i_i..i-i_i i i i i
ARTICLES OF AMALGAMATION
/. THE NAME OF THE AMALGAM A TED CORPORA TION IS
2. THE AMALGAM A TION AGREEMENT HAS BEEN DULY APPROVED AS REQUIRED BY SECTION
196 OF THE BUSINESS CORPORA TIONS ACT
3. THE NAMES OF THE AMAl.GAMA TING CORPORA TIONS AND THE DA TES ON WHICH THE
AMALGAMA TION AGREEMENT WAS APPROVED BY THE SHAREHOLDERS OF EACH OF THE
AMALGAMATING CORPORATIONS ARE
NAMES OF CORPORATIONS
ONTARIO
CORPORATION
NUMBER
DATES OF
SHAREHOLDCRS' APPROVAL
4. THE FOLLOWING IS A CERTIFIED COPY OF THE AMALGAMATION AGREEMENT
1940
O. Reg. 586/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
4325
THESE ARTICLES ARE EXECUTED IN DUPLICATE FOR DELIVERY TO THE MINISTER.
(CORPORATE SEAL)
(NAME OF CORPORATION)
BY:
(SIGNATURE) (DESCRIPTION OF OFFICE)
(SIGNATURE) (DESCRIPTION OF OFFICE)
1941
4326
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 586/79
77V£S£ ARTICLES ARE EXECUTED IN DUPLICATE FOR DELIVERY TO THE MINISTER.
CERTIFIED
NAMES AND SEALS OF THE AMALGAMATING CORPORATIONS AND SIGNATURES
AND DESCRIPTIONS OF OFFICE OF THEIR PROPER OFFICERS.
O. Reg. 586/79, Form 6.
1942
O. Reg. 586/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 7
The Business Corporations Act
4327
ONlAH!OCUI<>''.M-\IIONNUMull<
1IIANS
CODE
GO LSLl
ARTICLES OF DISSOLUTION
OF
(NAME OF CORPORATION)
INCORPORATED/AMALGAMATED ON
(DATE OF INCORPORATION/AMALGAMATION)
t. THE DISSOLUTION HAS BEEN DULY AUTHORIZED UNDER CLAUSE (A) OR (B) <AS APPLlCATiU.
OF SECTION 247 OF THE BUSINESS CORPORA TIONS ACT.
% . THE CORPORA TION HAS
(A) NO DEBTS. OB LIC A TIONS OR LIABILI TIES;
(81 DUL Y PROVIDED FOR ITS DEBTS. OBLIGA TIONS OR LIABILITIES IN ACCORDANCE
WITH SUBSECTION 3 OF SECTION 248 OF THE BUSINESS CORPORA TIONS ACT;
OR
(C) OBTAINED CONSENT TO ITS DISSOLUTION FROM I TS CREDITORS OR OTHER PERSONS
HAVING INTERESTS IN ITS DEBTS. OBLIGATIONS OR LIABILITIES
3 AFTER SATISFYING THE INTERESTS OF CREDITORS IN ALL ITS DEBTS. OBLIGATIONS AND
LIABILITIES. IF ANY. THE CORPORATION HAS
(A) NO PROPERTY TO DISTRIBUTE AMONG ITS SHAREHOLDERS; OR
(8) DISTRIBUTED ITS REMAINING PROPERTY RA TEABL Y AMONG ITS SHAREHOLDERS
ACCORDING TO THEIR RIGHTS AND INTERESTS IN THE CORPORA TION OR IN ACCOR
DANCE WITH SUBSECTION 4 OF SECTION 248 OF THE BUSINESS CORPORA TIONS ACT
WHERE APPLICABLE.
4. THERE ARE NO PROCEEDINGS PENDING IN ANY COURT AGAINST THE CORPORATION
5. THE CORPORA TION HAS GIVEN NOTICE OF ITS INTENTION TO DISSOL VE BY PUBL ICA TION
ONCE IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE AND ONCE IN "
. " A NEWSPAPER HA VING GENERAL CIRCULA TION IN
THE PLACE WHERE THE CORPORA TION HAS ITS HEAD OFFICE.
THE CORPORATION HAS OBTAINED THE CONSENT OF THE CORPORATIONS TAX BRANCH
OF THE MINISTRY OF REVENUE TO THE DISSOLUTION AND HAS FILED ALL NOTICES
REQUIRED UNDER THE CORPORATIONS INFORMATION ACT. 19/6.
THFSE ARTICLES ARE EXECUTED IN DUPLICATE FOR DELIVERY TO THE MINISTER
(NAME OF CORPORA! IOM)
{CORPORATE SrAL)
BY.
(signature ) (description of ot'fico)
O. Reg. 586/79, Form 7.
1943
4328
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 586/79
ONIAIUOCOmOllAllON NUMDLH
Form 8
The Business Corporations Act
Cobs
Stat
ARTICLES OF DISSOLUTION
OF
(NAME OF CORPORATION)
INCORfORA TED/AMALGAMA TED ON
(DATE Or 1NCORPORA7 ION/AMALGAMATION)
THE CORPORA TION HAS NOT COMMENCED BUSINESS.
NONE OF THE SHARES OF THE CORPORATION HAS BEENISSUED.
THE DISSOL UTION HAS BEEN DUL Y AUTHORIZED UNDER C AUSE C OF SECTION 247 OF
THE BUSINESS CORPORA TIONS ACT.
5. THE CORPORATION HAS NO DEBTS, OBLIGATIONS OR LIABILITIES.
6. AFTER SATISFYING THE INTERESTS OF CREDITORS IN ALL ITS DEBTS, OBLIGATIONS
AND LIABILITIES. IF ANY. THE CORPORATION
(A) HAS NO PROPERTY TO DISTRIBUTE; OR
(B) HAS DISTRIBUTED ITS REMAINING PROPERTY TO THE PERSONS ENTITLED THERETO.
7. THERE ARE NO PROCEEDINGS PENDING IN ANY COURT AGAINST THE CORPORA TION
8. THE CORPORA TION HAS GIVEN NO TICE OF I TS IN TEN TION TO DISSOL VE BY PUBL ICA TION
ONCE IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE AND ONCE IN "
"A NEWSPAPER HA VING GENERAL CIRCULA TION IN
THE PLACE WHERE THE CORPORATION HAS ITS HEAD OFFICE.
THE CORPORA TION HAS OBTAINED THE CONSENT OF THE CORPORA TIONS TAX BRANCH
OF THE MINISTRY OF REVENUE TO THE DISSOLUTION AND HAS FILED ALL NOTICES
REQUIRED UNDER THE CORPORA! IONS INFORMATION ACT. 1976.
THESE ARTICLES ARE EXECUTED IN DUPLICA IE FOR DELIVERY TO THE MINISTER.
SIGNA1UIUS ANDf ULL N AMIS Or AILOI THE INCORPORAIOHS OR THEIR
PERSONAL REPRESf NTATIVES.
O. Reg. 586/79, Form 8.
1944
O. Reg. 586/79
For Ministry Use Only
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 9
The Business Corporations Act
Ontario Corporati
Number
4329
T
TO THE MINISTER OF CONSUMER
AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS
APPLICATION FOR AN ORDER PERMITTING REMOVAL OF RECORDS FROM
HEAD OFFICE
/. NAME OF THE APPL ICAN T CORPORA TION:
2. DATE OF INCORPORATION
3. THE CORPORATION IS NOT IN DEFAULT
IN FILLING NOTICES REQUIRED UNDER
THE CORPORA TIONS INFORM A TION ACT.
1976
4. IT IS REQUESTED THAT AN ORDER UNDER SUBSECTION 3 OF SECTION 161 OF THE BUSINESS
CORPORA TIONS ACT. BE MADE PERMITTING THE CORPORA TION TO REMOVE THE RECORDS
MENTIONED IN SECTIONS 157 ANO 158 OF THE ACT FROM ITS HEAD OFFICE AND TO KEEP
THEM A T THE FOLLOWING ADDRESS:
or at such other address within the same locale as may be deter-
mined by the Board of Directors of the Corporation, a notice of
which shall be filed, within 10 days after it has been passed,
with the Minister.
5. THE NECESSI TY THEREFOR IS AS FOLLOWS:
6. THIS APPLICA TION HAS BEEN DUL Y AUTHORIZED
(a) BY A RESOLUTION APPROVED BY A MAJORITY OF THE VOTES CAST AT A GENERAL
MEETING OF THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE CORPORA TION DUL Y CALLED FOR THA T
PURPOSE AND HELD ON ;
Off
(bl B Y THE CONSEN TINWRI TING OF ALL THE SHA REHOL DERS OF THE CORPORA TION
ENTITLED TO VOTE AT SUCH MEETING.
7. It will be a condition of the order that
(A) if requested by the Minister, the corporation will return forth-
with to its head office or some other place in Ontario
designated by the Minister, such of the records as may
be removed.
(B) such records will be open for examination, at the head
office of the corporation or some other place in Ontario
designated by the Minister, by any person who is
entitled to examine them and who has applied to the
Minister for such examination.
DATED THIS.
DAY OF.
(NAME OF CORPORATION)
BY:
19.
(CORPORATE SEAL)
(SICNATunu (DESCRIPTION OF Of Fli:EI
O. Reg. 586/79, Form 9.
1945
4330
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 10
The Business Corporations Act
BOND OF A GUARANTEE COMPANY
O. Reg. 586/79
WHEREAS.
IN AMI or COIirOMAIKinl
(HEREINAFTER CALLED THE 'CORPORATION") HAS APPLIED TO HIE MINIS1ER OF CONSUMER
AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS FOR AN ORDER UNDER SUBSECTION 3 OF SECTION 161 OF THE
BUSINESS CORPORATIONS ACT.
AND WHEREAS THE MINISTER OF CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS HAS DIRECTED
THA T. AS A CONDITION OF MAKING THE SAID ORDER. THESE PRESENTS BE EXLCUIL D:
NOW THEREFORE THESE PRESENTS WITNESS THAT.
INAMl or •'.OKI I VI
IS HELD AND FIRMLY BOUND UNTO THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO FOR THE TIME BEING IN THE
PENAL SUM OF SW.000. TO REPAID TO THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO. FOR T HE TIME BEING OR
TO ANY PERSON WHO MAY BE ENTITLED UPON ASSIGNMENT FROM HIE TRLASURt fl flf ONTARIO
FOR THE TIME BEING TO RECOVER THE SUM HEREBY SECUI-TD FOR WHICH PAY MEN T [\LLL AND
TRULY TORE MADE
INAME or SUHF TV)
BINDS ITSELF. ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS FIRML Y BY THESE PRESENTS.
THE CONDITION OF THIS OBLIGATION IS SUCH THAT IF . .
INAML OF CORPORATION!
DOTH AT ALL PROPER TIMES ALLOW THE RECORDS MENTIONED IN SECTIONS 157 AND 158 OF
THE BUSINESS CORPORA TIONS ACT. TO BE INSPECTED A T THE HEAD OFFICE OF THE SAID
CORPORATION BY ANY PERSON ENTITLED THERETO AS THE MINISTER OF CONSUMER AND COM
MERCIAL RELATIONSMAY DIRECT FROM TIME TO TIME BY DUE NOTICE TO THE SAID CORPORA-
TION. AFTER APPLICATION TO HIM BY SUCH PERSON FOR SUCH INSPECTION. AND IF THE AUDIT-
ORS OF THE SAID CORPORATION ARE AT ALL TIMES PERSONS WHO ARE LICENSED BY THE
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS COUNCIL FOR THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO OR WHO ARE MEMBERS IN
GOOD STANDING IN AN INSTITUTE OR ASSOCIATION OF ACCOUNTANTS INCORPORATED UNDER
THE AUTHORITY OF THE LEGISLATURE OF ANY PROVINCE OF CANADA. THEN THIS OBLIGA
TION IS TO BE VOID. OTHERWISE TO REMAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT.
PROVIDED THAT. IF THE SAID SURETY AT ANY TIME GIVES TWO CALENDAR MONTHS' NOTICE IN
WRITING TO THE TREASURER OE ONTARIO OF INTENTION TO TERMINATE THIS SURETYSHIP.
THEN THIS OBLIGA TION SHALL CEASE AND DETERMINE AS OF THE DATE OF SUCH TERMINA TION
EXCEPT AS TO ANY CLAIM HEREUNDER ARISING PRIOR TO SUCH LAST MENTIONED DAT E.
NOTICE OF ANY CLAIM HEREUNDER SHALL BE MADE UPON THE SURETY WITHIN ONE YEAR FOL
LOWING THE DATE OF TERMINATION AS HEREIN PROVIDED.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF.
HAS CAUSED
(NAME Or SURETY)
ITS CORPORA TE SEAL TO BE AFFIXED HERETO BY THE HANDS OF ITS PROPER OFFICERS IN THAT
BEHALF THIS DAY OF M
(NAME Or SUHET Y)
BY:
(SIGNATURE I
imscRii'iiDNor or f ICE)
ICOnPOHAl fc SEAL)
(SIGNATURE) (DESCRIPTION OF OFFICE)
O. Reg. 586/79, Form 10.
1946
O. Reg. 586/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 11
The Business Corporations Act
POWER OF ATTORNEY
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS W'\T
4331
HEREBY NOMINA TES. CONSTITUTES AND APPOINTS
(NAME OF APPOINTING COIIPORA1ION)
(HEREINAFTER CALLED THE -CORPORATION"!
(NAME OF AITORNCY IN FUIL)
tBUSTNESS^ObnESSoFTHrATtaRNEVnNcLUBiNBSlftfetT numhIfTaNi. MUNICIPALTTVT
ONTARIO. ITS TRUE AND LAWFUL ATTORNEY. TO ACT AS SUCH. AND AS SUCH 10 SUE AND BE
SUED. PLEAD AND BE IMPLEADED IN ANY COURT IN ONTARIO. AND GENERAL L Y ON HEHALF OF
THE CORPORA TION WITHIN ONTARIO lO ACCEPT SERVICE OF PROCESS AND W RECEIVE ALL
LAWFUL NOTICES AND. FOR THE PURPOSES OF THE CORPORATION TO DO >U L ACTS AND TO
EXECUTE ALL DEEDS AND OTHER INSTRUMENTS RELATIKC 10 THE MATTERS WITHIN THE SCOPE
OF THIS POWER OF ATTORNEY. UNTIL DUE LAWFUL NOTICE OT THE APPOINT MINT OF ANOTHER
AND SUBSEOUENT ATTORNEY HAS BEEN GIVEN TO AND ACCEPTED BY THE MINISTER OF
CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RELA TIONS. SERVICE OF PROCESS OR OF PAPERS AND NOTICES
UPON THE SAID
INAME OF ATTORNEY IN FULL)
SHALL BE ACCEPTED BY THE CORPORATION AS SUFFICIENT SERVICE.
DA TED THIS .
DAY OF.
INAME OF CORPORATION)
(CORPORATE SEAL)
BY:
(SIGNATURE)
(OESCRIPTION OF OFFICE)
(SIGNATURE)
(DESCRIPTION OF OFFICE)
CONSENT TO ACT AS ATTORNEY
OF.
(NAME OF ATTORNEY IN FULL)
(BUSINESS AOORESS INCLUDING STREET
ONTARIO. HEREBY CONSENT TO ACT AS THE
NUMBER AND MUNICIPALITY)
ATTORNEY IN THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO OF.
(NAME Oe CORPORATION)
PURSUANT TO THE POWER OF ATTORNEY IN THAT BEHALF EXECUTED BY THE SAID CORPORA
TION ON THE DAY OF 19 AUTHORIZING
ME TO ACCEPT SERVICE OF PROCESS AND NOTICES ON ITS BEHALF.
DA TED THIS DA Y OF . 19
IGICNATURF. OF WITNISS)
(SIGNATURE OF THE CONSENTING
PERSON OR CORPORATION)
1947
O. Reg. 586/79, Form 11.
4332
'"or Ministry use only
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 586/79
Form 12 \ -°ntario Corporation
Number
The Business Corporations Act
THAt-JS
CODE
[."]
APPLICATION FOR REVIVAL OF CORPORATION - SECTION 25 tt)OF THE BUSINESS
CORPORATIONS ACT.
1. NAME OF DISSOL VED CORPORA TION:
DA TE OF INCORPORA TION/AMALCAMA TION:
DA IE OF DISSOLUTION:
ADDRESS FOR MAILING NOTICES UNDER THE CORPORA TIONS INFORMA TION ACT:
THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS HA VE BEEN COMPLIED WITH:
(A) ALL NOTICES REOUIRED TO BE FILED BY THE CORPORA TION UNDER THE
CORPORA TIONS INFORMA TION ACT, 1976 HA VE BEEN FILED AND ALL OTHER
DEFAUL TS OF THE CORPORA TION TO THE DA TE OF DISSOLUTION HA VE
BEENiREMEDIED.
(B)
(C)
(D)
THE CONSENT OF THE CORPORA TIONS TAX BRANCH OT THE MINISTRY 01
REVENUE TO THE REOUESTED REVIVAL HAS BEEN OBTAINED.
THE CONSENT OF THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE TO THE REOUESTED REVIVAL HAS BEEN
OBTAINED.
THE CONSENT OF THE ONTARIO SECURITIES COMMISSION TO THE REQUESTED
REVIVAL HAS BEEN OBTAINED.
IMMEDIATELY BEFORE DISSOLUTION THE INTEREST OF THE APPLICANT IN THE
CORPORA TION WAS
THE REASONS FOR REQUESTING REVIVAL OF THE CORPORATION ARE
DATED THIS .
... DAY OF
FULL NAME AND SIGNATURE OF
19..
(). Reg. 586/79, Form 12.
1948
O. Reg. 586/79
r()H MINISTRY Ut»fc ONLY
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 13
The Business Corporations Act
4333
ON TAHIO COHI'OHATION NUMBE.fl
TRANS
CODE
DO
STATEMENT OF A SCHEME Of. ARRANGEMENT
/. THE NAME OF THE CORPORA TION:
2. THE NEW NAME OF THE CORPORA TION IF CHANGED B Y THE SCHEME:
DA TE OF INCORPORA TION /AM A L GAM A TION:
IDAY. MONTH. YEAR>
THE SCHEME HAS BEEN APPROVED BY THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE CORPORA TION.
OR OF THE CLASS OR CLASSES AFFECTED, AS THE CASE MAY BE. IN ACCORDANCE
WITH SECTION 19414) OF THE BUSINESS CORPORATIONS ACT
A CERTIFIED COPY OF THE SCHEME IS A TT ACHED TO THIS ST A TEMENT AS EXHIBIT "A"
THE SCHEME HAS BEEN APPROVED BY THE COURT ON
(DAY. MONTH. YEAH)
AND A CERTIFIED COPY OF THE ORDER OF THE COURTIS A TTACHED TO THIS
STATEMENT AS EXHIBIT "B".
7. THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS TO WHICH THE SCHEME IS MADE SUBJECT BY THE ORDER
HA VE BEEN COMPLIED WITH.
THIS ST A TEMENT IS MADE UNDER SECTION 195 OF THE BUSINESS CORPORATIONS ACT AND
IS EXECUTED IN DUPLICA TE FOR DELIVERY TO THE MINISTER.
(NAME OF CORPORATION)
ISIGNAriJML ANU TITLE OF THE
SIGNING OFFICER)
CORPORATE SEAL
(SIGNATURE AND TITLE OF THE
SIGNING OFFICER)
O. Reg. 586/79, Form 13.
1949
4334
FOR MINISTRY USE ONLY
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 14
The Business Corporations Act
O. Reg. 586/79
ON I ARID CORPORATION NUMBER
APPLICATION FOR AUTHORIZATION
TO TRANSF ER TO ANOTHER JURISDICTION
TO THE MINISTER OF CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RE LA I IONS
1. NAME OF THE APPLICANT CORI'ORATION
2. DATE OF INCORPORATION/AMALGAMATION ... ._
Day/Month .and -Year
J. THE CORPORA TION IS IS NOT OFFERING SECURITIES TO THE PUBl IC WITHIN THE
MEANING OF SECTION 119) OF THE BUSINESS CORPORA TIONS ACT.
A. THE CORPORA TION IS NOT IN HE FA Ul T IN FIL ING HO TICES UNDER THE
CORPORA TIONS UIFORMA TION ACT, VJ/li.
5. THERl\ARE NO ACTIONS. SUITS OR PROCEEDINGS PENDING AGAINST THE
CORPORA TION AND NO UNSA TISFIED JUDGF.MEN TS OR ORDERS OUTSTANDING
AGAINST THE CORPORATION. EXCEPT AS FOLLOWS:
6. IT IS REQUESTED THA T THE CORPORA TION RE AUTHORIZED UNDER SECTION 109 1 1)
OF THE BUSINESS CORPORA TIONS ACT TO APPL Y TO THE PROPER OFFICER FOR AN
INSTRUMENT OF COUTINUA TION CONTINUING THE CORPORATION AS IF IT HAD
BEEN INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF ._ ....
7. THE LAWS OF THE JURISDICTION [VHF.RE THE CORPORA TION WILL RE APPL YING FOR AN
INSTRUMEN T OF CONTINUA TION PERMI 7 CORPORA I IONS INCORPORA TLD UNUL R THE
LAWS OF THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO TO BE SO CONTINUED.
S. THE NECESSITY THEREFOR IS AS FOLLOWS:
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8. CONTINUiO
9. THIS APPLICA TION HAS SEEN AUTHORIZED BY
(A) A RESOLUTION APPROVED BY A MAJORITY OF TUT VOTES CAST AT A GENERAL
MEETING OF THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE CORPORATION DUL Y CALLED FOR
THAT PURPOSE AND.HELD ON
OR
IB) B Y CONSEN T IN WRI TING OF ALL THE SHARE HOL DERS OF THE CORPORA TION
EN TITLED TO VOTE AT SUCH ME E TING.
W. l" THE CONSENT OF
■ (A) THE eORPORATIONS TAX BRANCH OF THE MINISTRY OFREVEfJUE
AND
IB) THE ONTARIO SECURITIES COMMISSION TO MAKE THIS APPLICATION. (Delete if
not applicable).
Accompany this application.
(NAME OF COHPOKATION) ~
(SIGNATURE)
lUtSCHIHIIONOF Of- HCtl
(COHPORATE SEAL)
(SIGNATUHE)
(OESCHIPTION OF OFFlCtl
O. Reg. 586/79, Form 14.
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4336
For Ministry Use Only
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 15
The Business Corporations Act
O. Reg. 586/79
Ontario Corporation Number
TRANS
Comp Method
CODE Slat Type Incorp. Share
ixi m la: cxj en
■
Notice
Req'd Jutisdictic
|~n] |onJ[ario~
30 II
ARTICLES OF CONTINUATION IN ONTARIO
1 . The name of the corporation is
~~
2. The corporation is to be continued under the name (if different from 1):
I
3. Name of jurisdiction the corporation is leaving:
(name of jurisdiction)
4. Date of incorporation/amalgamation
(day, month and year)
5 . The address of the Head Office is
(street & number or R.R. number & if multi-office building give room number)
(name of municipality or post office)
Postal Code
County/District
6. The number of directors is
7. The directors of the corporation are
Names in Full
Regional or Geographical Township
Residence Addresses
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8. The objects for which the corporation is continued are
9. The authorized capital is
10. The designations, preferences, rights, conditions, restrictions, limitations or prohibitions attaching to the
special shares, if any, are
1 1 . The Restrictions, if any, on the allotment issue on transfer of shares are
12. Special Provisions (if any) are
13. The Continuation of the corporation under the laws of the Province of Ontario has been properly
authorized under the laws of the jurisdiction in which the corporation was incorporated/amalgamated or
previously continued.
14. The Corporation is to be continued under Section 198 of The Business Corporations Act to the same
extent as if it had been incorporated under this Act.
These articles are executed in duplicate for delivery to the Minister
(Name of Corporation)
BY:
Corporate Seal
(Signature & Description of Office)
(Signature & Description of Office)
O. Reg. 586/79, Form 15.
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Form 16
The Business Corporations Act
O. Reg. 586/79
CONSENT BY INDIVIDUAL
TO: Companies Services Branch
Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations
555 Yonge Street
Toronto, Ontario
M7A 2H6
(name of consenting individual; or name of personal representative "on behalf of (insert name of indi-
vidual)")
(residence address, giving street, number,
municipality and postal code)
HEREBY CONSENTS TO THE FOLLOWING NAME FOR USE BY A CORPORATION:
(proposed name of corporation)
2. THE INDIVIDUAL ABOVE NAMED HAS, HAD, OR WILL HAVE A MATERIAL INTEREST IN
THE CORPORATION.
DATED:
(day, month, year)
(signature of individual or personal representative
"on behalf of (insert name of individual)")
O. Reg. 586/79, Form 16.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 17
The Business Corporations Art
CONSENT AND UNDERTAKING BY BODY CORPORATE.
PARTNERSHIP. TRUST. ASSOCIATION. ETC.
TO: Companies Services Branch
Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations
555 Yonge Street
Toronto, Ontario
M7A 2H6
1.
4339
(name of consenting body corporate, partnership, trust, association, etc.)
(address giving street, number and
municipality including postal code)
HEREBY CONSENTS TO THE FOLLOWING NAME FOR USE BY A CORPORATION:
(proposed name of corporation)
(name of consenting body corporate, partnership, trust, association, etc.)
FURTHER UNDERTAKES TO DISSOLVE FORTHWITH OR TO CHANGE ITS NAME TO
SOME DISSIMILAR NAME BEFORE THE SAID CORPORATION PROPOSING TO USE THE
NAME COMMENCES TO USE IT.
DATED:
(day, month, year)
(name of body corporate, partnership, trust,
association, etc.)
AFFIX CORPORATE SEAL
HERE IF A CORPORATION)
BY:
(signature of authorized official)
♦strike out if does not apply
(title of the authorized official)
O. Reg. 586/79, Form 17.
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Form 18
The Business Corporations Act
INFORMATION CIRCULAR
Item 1 Revocability of Proxy
State whether the person giving the proxy has the power to revoke it. If any right of revocation is limited or is
subject to compliance with any formal procedure, briefly describe the limitation or procedure.
Item 2 Persons Making the Solicitation
(a) If solicitation is made by or on behalf of the management of the corporation, so state. Give the name
of any director of the corporation who has informed the management in writing that he intends to
oppose any action intended to be taken by the management and indicate the action that he intends to
oppose.
(b) If a solicitation is made otherwise than by or on behalf of the management of the corporation so state
and give the name of the person by whom or on whose behalf it is made.
(c) If the solicitation is to be made otherwise than by mail, describe the method to be employed. If the
solicitation is to be made by specially engaged employees or soliciting agents, state,
(i) the material features of any contract or arrangement for the solicitation and identify the
parties to the contract or arrangement, and
(ii) the cost or anticipated cost thereof.
(d) State the name of the person by whom the cost of soliciting has been or will be borne, directly
or indirectly.
Item 3 Interest of Certain Persons in Matters to be Acted Upon
Give brief particulars of any material interest, direct or indirect, by way of beneficial ownership of sec-
urities or otherwise, of each of the following persons in any matter to be acted upon other than the election of
directors or the appointment of auditors:
(a) if the solicitation is made by or on behalf of the management of the corporation each person
who has been a director or senior officer of the corporation at any time since the beginning of
• the last financial year of the corporation;
(b) if the solicitation is made otherwise than by or on behalf of the management of the corporation
each person on whose behalf, directly or indirectly, the solicitation is made;
(c) each proposed nominee for election as a director of the corporation;
(d) each associate or affiliate of any of the foregoing persons.
Instructions:
1. In this item "associate", where used to indicate a relationship with any person means,
i. any body corporate of which such person beneficially owns, directly or indirectly, voting sec-
urities carrying more than 10 per cent of the voting rights attached to all voting securities of the
body corporate for the time being outstanding,
ii. any partner of that person,
iii. any trust or estate in which such person has a substantial beneficial interest or as to which such
person serves as trustee or in a similar capacity,
iv. any relative of such person, including his spouse, or of his spouse who has the same home as
such person.
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2. The following persons shall be deemed to be persons by whom or on whose behalf the solicitation is
made:
(a) any member of a committee or group that solicits proxies, and any person whether or not
named as a member who, acting alone or with one or more other persons, directly or indirectly
takes the initiative or engages in organizing, directing or financing any such committee or
group;
(ft) any person who finances or joins with another to finance the solicitations of proxies except a
person who contributes not more than $250 and who is not otherwise a person by whom or on
whose behalf the solicitation is made; or
(c) any person who lends money, provides credit or enters into any other arrangements, pursuant
to any contract or understanding with a person by whom or on whose behalf a solicitation is
made, for the purpose of financing or otherwise inducing the purchase, sale, holding or voting
of securities of the corporation provided that this clause does not include a bank or other
lending institution or a dealer that, in the ordinary course of business, lends money or executes
orders for the purchase or sale of securities and who is not otherwise a person on whose behalf
a solicitation is made.
3. The following persons shall be deemed not to be persons by whom or on whose behalf a solicitation is
made:
(a) any person retained or employed by a person by whom or on whose behalf a solicitation is
made to solicit proxies and who is not otherwise a person by whom or on whose behalf a sol-
icitation is made or any person who merely transmits proxy-soliciting material or performs
ministerial or clerical duties;
(b) any person employed or retained by a person by whom or on whose behalf a solicitation is
made in the capacity of lawyer, accountant, or advertising, public relations or financial adviser
and whose activities are limited to the performance of his duties in the course of the employ-
ment or retainer;
(c) any person regularly employed as an officer or employee of the corporation or any of its
affiliates who is not otherwise a person by whom or on \vh#se behalf a solicitation is made; or
(rf) any officer or director of, or any person regularly employed by, any other person by whom or
on whose behalf a solicitation is made, if the officer, director or employee is not otherwise a
person by whom or on whose behalf a solicitation is made.
Item 4 Voting Shares and Principal Holders of Voting Shares
(a) State as to each class of equity shares of the corporation entitled to be voted at the meeting, the
number of shares outstanding and the particulars of voting rights for each share of each such
class.
(b) Give the record date as of which the shareholders entitled to vote at the meeting will be deter-
mined or particulars as to the closing of the share transfer register, as the case may be, and, if
the right to vote is not limited to shareholders of record as of a specified record date, indicate
the conditions under which shareholders are entitled to vote.
(c) If, to the knowledge of the directors or senior officers of the corporation, any person beneficially
owns, directly or indirectly, or exercises control or direction over, equity shares carrying more
than 10 per cent of the voting rights attached to any class of equity shares of the corporation
name each such person or company, state the approximate number of the shares beneficially
owned, directly or indirectly, or over which control or direction is exercised, by each such per-
son and the percentage of the class of outstanding equity shares of the corporation represented
by the number of equity shares so owned, controlled or directed.
Item 5 Election of Directors
(a) If directors are to be elected, provide the following information, in tabular form to the extent
practicable, for each person proposed to be nominated for election as a director and each other person
whose term of office as a director will continue after the meeting:
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(i) Name and identify as such each proposed director of the corporation and name each
director of the corporation whose term of office will continue after the meeting.
(ii) State when the term of office for each director and proposed director will expire.
(iii) State whether the corporation has an executive committee of its Board of Directors or is
required to have an audit committee and, if so, name those directors who are members
of each such committee.
(iv) Where a director or officer has held more than one position in the corporation parent or
subsidiary thereof, state only the first and last position held.
(v) State the present principal occupation, business or employment of each director and
proposed director. Give the name and principal business of any person in which any
such employment is carried on. Furnish similar information as to all of the principal
occupations, businesses or employments of each proposed director within the five pre-
ceding years, unless he is now a director and was elected to his present term of office by
a vote of shareholders at a meeting, the notice of which was accompanied by an infor-
mation circular.
(vi) If the proposed director is or has been a director of the corporation state the period or
periods during which he has served as such.
(vii) State the number of shares of each class of equity shares of the corporation or of any
subsidiary of the corporation beneficially owned, directly or indirectly or over which
control or direction is exercised by each proposed director.
(viii) If equity shares carrying more than 10 per cent of the voting rights attached to all equity
shares of the corporation or of a subsidiary of the corporation are beneficially owned,
directly or indirectly, or controlled or directed by any proposed director and his
associates or affiliates, state the number of shares of each class of equity shares benefi-
cially owned, directly or indirectly, or controlled or directed by the associates or
affiliates, naming each associate or affiliate whose shareholdings are 10 per cent or more.
(b) If any proposed director is to be elected pursuant to any arrangement or understanding between
the nominee and any other person except the directors and senior officers of the corporation
acting solely in such capacity, name the other person and describe briefly the arrangement or
understanding.
Instructions:
In this item "associate" has the same meaning as in item 3.
Item 6 Directors' and Officers' Remuneration
If action is to be taken with respect to: —
— the election of directors,
— any bonus, profit sharing or other plan of remuneration, contract or arrangement in which any
director or officer of the corporation will participate,
— any pension or retirement plan of the corporation in which any director or officer of the corpo-
ration will participate, or
— the granting to any director or officer of the corporation of any option or right to purchase
any shares other than rights issued rateably to all shareholders or to all shareholders resident in
Canada.
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DIRECTORS' AND OFFICERS' REMUNERATION
FROM THE CORPORATION AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES
NATURE OF REMUNERATION
DIRECTORS (Total Number):
(A) From Parent and
Wholly-owned
Subsidiaries:
(B) From Partially-owned
Subsidiaries
(Provide Names):
5 SENIOR OFFICERS:
OFFICERS RECEIVING
OVER $50,000:
(A) From Parent and
Wholly-owned
Subsidiaries:
(B) From Partially-owned
Subsidiaries
(Provide Names):
TOTALS
Aggregate
Remuneration
Pension
Benefits
Retirement
Benefits
(a) State in the form of the table shown above separately for each of the following the aggregate
remuneration paid or payable by the corporation and its subsidiaries in respect of the corporation's
last completed financial year to:
(i) the directors of the corporation in their capacity as directors of the corporation and any of its
subsidiaries,
(ii) the five senior officers of the corporation in receipt of the largest amounts of remuneration, in
their capacity as officers or employees of the corporation and any of its subsidiaries, and
(iii) the officers of the corporation including those in (ii) who received in their capacity as officers
or employees of the corporation and any of its subsidiaries aggregate remuneration in excess of
$50,000 in that year, provided that this disclosure shall not be required where the corporation
has less than seven such officers.
(b) State, where practicable, the estimated aggregate cost to the corporation and its subsidiaries in or in
respect of the last completed financial year of all benefits proposed to be paid under any pension or
retirement plan upon retirement at normal retirement age to persons to whom paragraph (a) applies,
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or in the alternative, the estimated aggregate amount of all such benefits proposed to be paid upon
retirement at normal retirement age to those persons.
(c) State, where practicable, the aggregate of all remuneration payments other than those of the type
referred to in paragraphs (a) and (b) made in or in respect of the corporation's last completed financial
year and, as a separate amount, proposed to be made in the future by the corporation or any of its
subsidiaries pursuant to an existing plan to persons to whom paragraph (a) applies.
Instructions:
1. For the purpose of clauses (i) and (iii) of paragraph (a), "remuneration" means amounts required to be
reported as income under the Income Tax Act (Canada).
2. For the purpose of clause (ii) of paragraph (a), "remuneration" means remuneration as defined in
instruction 1 plus the value of benefits (other than those benefits provided to a broad category of employees on a
basis which does not discriminate in favour of officers or directors) not included in income and derived from
contributions made by the employer to or under a group sickness or accident insurance plan, private health service
plan, supplementary unemployment benefit plan, deferred profit sharing plan or group term life insurance policy.
3. If any portion of any of the amounts to be disclosed under paragraph (a) was paid by one or more
subsidiaries of the corporation other than wholly-owned subsidiaries, the amount paid by each such subsidiary shall
be separately disclosed together with the names of the subsidiaries. For this purpose, a wholly-owned subsidiary
means a subsidiary all of the outstanding shares of which (other than shares whose participation in the profits of the
issuer is limited to a fixed or determinable entitlement to dividends) are owned by or for the corporation or by or for
other bodies corporate in a like relationship with the corporation.
4. For the purpose of paragraph (c), "plan", includes all plans, contracts, authorizations or arrangements,
whether or not contained in any formal document or authorized by a resolution of the directors of the corporation or
any of its subsidiaries but does not include the Canada Pension Plan or a similar government plan.
5. For the purposes of paragraph (c), "remuneration payments" include payments under a deferred profit
sharing plan, deferred compensation benefits, retirement benefits or other benefits, except those paid or to be paid
under a pension or retirement plan of the corporation or any of its subsidiaries.
6. For the purposes of paragraph (c), if it is impracticable to state the amount of proposed remuneration
payments, the aggregate amount accrued to date in respect of such payments may be stated, with an explanation of
the basis of future payments.
(d) State as to all options to purchase securities of the corporation or any of its subsidiaries that, since the
commencement of the corporation's last financial year, were granted to directors or senior officers of
the corporation, the following particulars:
(i) the description and number of securities included,
(ii) the dates of grant, the prices, expiration dates and other material provisions,
(iii) the consideration received for the granting thereof, and
(iv) where reasonably ascertainable, a summary showing the price range of the securities in the
thirty-day period preceding the date of the grant and where not reasonably ascertainable, a
statement to that effect.
(e) As to all options to purchase securities of the corporation or any of its subsidiaries that were
exercised by directors or senior officers of the corporation since the commencement of the corpora-
tion's last financial year, state the following particulars:
(i) the description and number of securities purchased,
(ii) the purchase price, and
(iii) where reasonably ascertainable, a summary showing the price range of the securities in the
thirty-day period preceding the date of purchase and, where not reasonably ascertainable, a
statement to that effect.
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Instructions:
1 . In this item "options" includes all options, share purchase warrants or rights other than those issued to all
shareholders of the same class or to all shareholders of the same class resident in Canada on a pro rata basis.
2. An extension of an option shall be deemed to be a granting of an option.
3. Information with respect to the option price of the securities may be given in the form of price ranges for
each calendar quarter during which options were granted or exercised.
4. Where the price of the securities is not meaningful, it is permissible to state in lieu of the price the formula by
which the price of the securities under option will be determined.
Item 7. Indebtedness of Directors and Senior Officers:
In regard to,
(i) each director and each senior officer of the corporation;
(ii) each proposed nominee for election as a director of the corporation; and
(iii) each associate or affiliate of any such director, senior officer or proposed nominee,
who is or has been indebted to the corporation or its subsidiaries at any time since the beginning of the last
completed financial year of the corporation, state with respect to each such body corporate or subsidiary the largest
aggregate amount of indebtedness outstanding at any time during the last completed financial year, the nature of
the indebtedness and of the transaction in which it was incurred, the amount thereof presently outstanding, and the
rate of interest paid or charged thereon, but no disclosure need be made of routine indebtedness.
1. In this item "routine indebtedness" means indebtedness described in any of the following clauses:
(a) if a corporation makes loans to employees generally whether or not in the ordinary course of business
then loans shall be considered to be routine indebtedness if made on terms, including those as to
interest or collateral, no more favourable to the borrower than the terms on which loans are made by
the issuer to employees generally, but the amount at any time remaining unpaid under such loans to
any one director, senior officer or proposed nominee together with his associates or affiliates
that are treated as routine indebtedness under this clause (a) shall not exceed $25,000;
(6) whether or not the corporation makes loans in the ordinary course of business, a loan to a
director or senior officer shall be considered to be routine indebtedness if,
(i) the borrower is a full-time employee of the corporation,
(ii) the loan is fully secured against the residence of the borrower, and
(iii) the amount of the loan does not exceed the annual salary of the borrower;
(c) where the corporation makes loans in the ordinary course of business, a loan shall be considered to be
routine indebtedness if made to a person other than a full-time employee of the corporation and if the
loan,
(i) is made on substantially the same terms, including those as to interest rate and collater-
al, as were available when the loan was made to other customers of the corporation with
comparable credit ratings, and
(ii) involves no more than usual risks of collectibility; and
(d) indebtedness arising by reason of purchases made on usual trade terms or of ordinary travel or
expense advances, or for similar reasons shall be considered to be routine indebtedness if the
repayment arrangements are in accord with usual commercial practice.
2 . State the name and home address in full or, alternatively, solely the municipality of residence or postal
address of each person whose indebtedness is described.
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Instructions:
In this item "associate" has the same meaning as in item 3.
Item 8 Interest of Insiders in Material Transactions
Where not previously disclosed in an information circular, describe briefly, and where practicable, state the
approximate amount of any material interest, direct or indirect, of any insider of the corporation, any proposed
nominee for election as a director of the corporation or any associate or affiliate of such insider or proposed nominee
in any transaction since the commencement of the corporation's last financial year or in any proposed transaction
which has materially affected or would materially affect the corporation or any of its subsidiaries.
Instructions:
In this item,
1. (a) "associate" has the same meaning as in item 3;
(b) "insider" or "insider of a corporation" in this item means,
(i) every director or senior officer of a corporation,
(ii) every director or senior officer of a body corporate that is itself an insider or subsidiary of a
corporation,
(iii) any person who beneficially owns, direct or indirectly, equity shares of a corporation or who
exercises control or direction over equity shares of a corporation or a combination of both
carrying more than 10 per cent of the voting rights attached to all equity shares held by the
person as underwriter in the course of a distribution, and
(iv) a corporation where it has purchased, redeemed or otherwise acquired any of its shares, for so
long as it holds any of its shares.
2. Give a brief description of the material transaction. State the name and address of each person whose
interest in any transaction is described and the nature of the relationship by reason of which the interest is required
to be described.
3. As to any transaction involving the purchase or sale of assets by or to the corporation or any subsidiary,
otherwise than in the ordinary course of business, state the cost of the assets to the purchaser and the cost of the
assets to the seller if acquired by the seller within two years prior to the transaction.
4 . This item does not apply to any interest arising from the ownership of securities of the corporation where the
security holder receives no extra or special benefit or advantage not shared on a pro rata basis by all holders of the
same class of securities who are resident in Canada.
5. Information shall be included as to any material underwriting discounts or commissions upon the sale of
securities by the corporation where any of the specified persons was or is to be an underwriter who was or is to be in
contractual relationship with the corporation with respect to securities of the corporation or is an associate or
affiliate of a person that was or is to be such an underwriter within the meaning of The Securities Act, 1978 .
6. No information need be given in answer to this item as to any transaction or any interest therein where,
(a) the rates or charges involved in the transaction are fixed by laws or determined by competitive bids;
(b) the interest of the specified person in the transaction is solely that of a director of another person that
is a party to the transaction;
(c) the transaction involves services as a chartered bank or other depository of funds, transfer agent,
registrar, trustee under a trust indenture or other similar services; or
(d) the transaction does not directly or indirectly, involve remuneration for services, and
(i) the interest of the specified person arose from the beneficial ownership, direct or indirect, of
less than 10 per cent of any class of voting securities of another person that is a party to the
transaction,
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(ii) the transaction is in the ordinary course of business of the corporation or its subsidiaries, and
(iii) the amount of the transaction or series of transactions is less than 10 per cent of the total sales
or purchases, as the case may be, of the corporation and its subsidiaries for the last financial
year.
7 . Information shall be furnished in answer to this item with respect to transactions not excluded above which
involve remuneration, directly or indirecUy, to any of the specified persons for services in any capacity unless the
interest of the person arises solely from the beneficial ownership, direct or indirect, of less than 10 per cent of any
class of equity shares of another person furnishing the services to the corporation or its subsidiaries.
Item 9 Appointment of Auditor
If action is to be taken with respect to the appointment of an auditor, name the auditor of the corporation . If the
auditor was first appointed within the last five years, state the date when the auditor was first appointed.
Item 10 Management Contracts
Where management functions of the corporation or any subsidiary are to any substantial degree performed by
a person other than the directors or senior officers of the corporation or subsidiary:
(i) give details of the agreement or arrangement under which the management functions are performed,
including the name and address of any person who is a party to the agreement or arrangement or who
is responsible for performing the management functions;
(ii) give the names and home addresses in full or, alternatively, solely the municipality of residence or
postal address of the insiders of any person with which the corporation or subsidiary has any such
agreement or arrangement and, if the following information is known to the directors or senior
officers of the corporation, give the names and addresses of any person with which the corporation or
subsidiary has any such agreement or arrangement if the person were a corporation;
(iii) with respect to any person named in answer to paragraph (i) state the amounts paid or payable by the
corporation and its subsidiaries to the person since the commencement of the last financial year and
give particulars; and
(iv) with respect to any person named in answer to paragraph (i) or (ii) and their associates or affiliates,
give particulars of,
(a) any indebtedness of the person, associate or affiliate to the corporation or its subsidiaries that
was outstanding, and
(b) any transaction or arrangement of the person, associate or affiliate with the corporation or
subsidiary,
at any time since the commencement of the corporation's last financial year.
Instructions:
In this item,
1. (a) "associate" has the same meaning as in item 3;
(jb) "insider" has the same meaning as in item 8.
2. In giving the information called for by this item, it is not necessary to refer to any matter that in all the
circumstances is of relative insignificance.
3. In giving particulars of indebtedness, state the largest aggregate amount of indebtedness outstanding at any
time during the period, the nature of the indebtedness and of the transaction in which it was incurred, the amount of
the indebtedness presently outstanding and the rate of interest paid or charged on the indebtedness.
4. It is not necessary to include as indebtedness amounts due from the particular person for purchases subject
to usual trade terms, for ordinary travel and expense advances and for other like transactions.
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4348 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 586/79
Item 1 1 Particulars of Matters to be Acted Upon
If action is to be taken on any matter to be submitted to the meeting of shareholders other than the approval of
financial statements, the substance of the matter, or related groups of matters, should be briefly described, except to
the extent described pursuant to the foregoing items, in sufficient detail to permit shareholders to form a reasoned
judgment concerning the matter. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, such matters include altera-
tions of share capital, charter amendments, property acquisitions or dispositions, amalgamations, mergers or
reorganizations. Where a reorganization or similar restructuring is involved, reference should be made to a
prospectus form or issuer bid form for guidance as to what is material.
If the matter is one that is not required to be submitted to a vote of shareholders, the reasons for submitting it to
shareholders should be given and a statement should be made as to what action is intended to be taken by
management in the event of a negative vote by the shareholders.
Instructions:
1 . The prospectus form or issuer bid form referred to in this item shall mean the corresponding form or forms
under The Securities Act, 1978.
O. Reg. 586/79, Form 18.
1964
O. Reg. 586/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 4349
Form 19
FOR MINISTRY USE ONLY The Business Corporations Act
ONTARIO CORPORATION NUMBER
APPLICATION FOR AN ORDER RESCINDING ORDER PERMITTING REMOVAL
OF RECORDS FROM HEAD OFFICE
1 . Name of Corporation:
2 . Date of Incorporation/Amalgamation.
3. The corporation is not in default in filing any notice required under The Corporations Information Act,
1976.
4. By an order dated , under Subsection 3
ofSection 161 of The Business Corporations Act it was permitted to keep the records mentioned in Sections 157
and 158 of the said Act at
(City/Town) (Province or State (name of country if not Canada) )
5 . The corporation has returned to the head office all records removed from the head office of the corpora-
tion. The records are now located at the head office of the corporation at
(Street & Number or R.R. Number & if Multi-Office Building give Room No.)
(Name of Municipality or Post Office) (Postal Code)
6. The corporation requests that the order dated
be rescinded.
Dated this dav of 19
Name of Corporation
signature description of office
Corporate Seal
signature description of office
O. Reg. 586/79, Form 19.
(3062) 34
1965
4350 O. Reg. 587/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 589/79
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 587/79.
Delegation of Authority of Minister
Under Section 30a of The Planning
Act.
Made — August 3rd, 1979.
Filed— August 10th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY OF
MINISTER UNDER SECTION 30a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Subject to sections 2 and 3, all authority of the
Minister to give consents under section 29 of the Act in
respect of any land situate in the Township of
Marathon, in the Territorial District of Thunder Bay, is
hereby delegated to the Township of Marathon Plan-
ning Board.
2. The delegation made in section 1 does not apply in
respect of any application for a consent under section 29
of the Act received by the Minister prior to the day this
Order comes into force.
3. The delegation made in section 1 is subject to the
condition that the Township of Marathon Planning
Board comply with the rules of procedure in respect of
consent applications prescribed by regulation from time
to time, as referred to in subsection 12 of section 41 of
the Act, but failure to comply with this condition in any
respect does not of itself terminate the delegation of
authority.
4. This Order comes into force on the 1st day of
September, 1979.
Claude F. Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 3rd day of August, 1979.
(3063) 34
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 588/79.
Special Grant.
Made— July 16th, 1979.
Approved — August 1st, 1979.
Filed— August 10th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
SPECIAL GRANT
1. The Minister may pay a special grant by way of
provincial aid on or after the 1st day of August, 1979 to
Hotel Dieu Hospital, Cornwall, in the amount of
$86,296, which shall be applied by the Hospital against
its unmanageable interest bearing debt.
K. Norton
Acting Minister of Health
Dated at Toronto, this 16th day of July, 1979.
(3064)
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 589/79.
X-Ray Safety.
Made— July 23rd, 1979.
Approved — August 1st, 1979.
Filed— August 10th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 721 OF REVISED
REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Regulation 721 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding thereto the
following section:
2a. No person shall install or use a computerized
axial tomography scanner except in a hospital as
defined in clause/ of section 1 of The Public Hospitals
Act or a facility approved by the Minister. O. Reg.
589/79, s. 1.
Dennis Timbreli
Minister of Health
Dated at Toronto, this 23rd day of July, 1979.
(3065)
1966
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 4351
INDEX 34
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
Proclamation 4239
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 4239
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 4258
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 4265
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 4266
Certificates of Continuation Issued 4267
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 4267
Amendments to Articles 4267
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 4270
Order Reviving Corporation 4271
Licence in Mortmain Issued 4271
Extra-Provincial Licences Issued 4271
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 4271
Cancellation of Letters Patent for Cause 4272
Notice of Default in Complying with The Corporations Tax Act, 1972 4272
The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974 4281
Erratum 4281
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 4282
Petitions to Parliament 4284
Applications to Parliament 4284
CORPORATION NOTICES 4284
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 4286
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 4287
SHERIFFS' SALES OF LANDS 4287
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Business Corporations Act O. Reg. 586/79 4308
The Education Act, 1974 O. Reg. 582/79 4289
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act, 1973 O. Reg. 584/79 4289
The Planning Act O. Reg. 583/79 4289
The Planning Act O. Reg. 587/79 4350
The Public Health Act O. Reg. 589/79 4350
The Public Hospitals Act O. Reg. 588/79 4350
The Summary Convictions Act O. Reg. 585/79 4290
4352
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Ontario
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1979
Section 584 of The
Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication
of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1979
the d
ates for publication of tax sale advertisements in
The Ontario
Gazette are as follows
January 6th,
Issue
No. 1-
-Earliest Date Sale can be held
—April 8th,
1979
February 3rd,
"
5
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' " "
— May 6th,
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March 3rd
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" 9
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' '
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— June 3rd,
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April 7th,
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" 14
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—July 8th,
"
May 5th,
"
" 18
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l H 11
— August 5th,
"
June 2nd,
"
" 22
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— September 2nd
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July 7th,
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" 27
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—October 7th,
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August 4th,
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" 31
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— November 4th,
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September 1st,
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" 35
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— December 2nd,
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October 6th,
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" 40
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— January 6th,
1980
November 3rd,
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— February 3rd,
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December 1st,
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t it tt
— March 2nd,
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Advertisements ol
tax
sales
must be received at least
TWO WEEKS
PRIOR TO
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION
IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
)
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received before
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number of
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed.
Advertising Rate: $5.00 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $20.00; and
by others for a single copy, 50 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO and
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed :
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
O. Reg. 590/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 591/79 4409
Publications Under The Regulations Act
September 1st, 1979
THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
ACT, 1971
O. Reg. 590/79.
Sewage Systems.
Made— August 1st, 1979.
Filed— August 13th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND ONTARIO REGULATION 229/74
MADE UNDER
THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT, 1971
1 . Table 1 to Ontario Regulation 229/74, as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 689/78, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
TABLE 1
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Item
Name of Municipality
Class 4, 5, 6
and 7 Sewage
Systems
Class A Sewage
Systems
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
The Board of Health of the Kingston, Frontenac
and Lennox and Addington Health Unit
The Board of Health of the Metro Windsor-Essex
County Health Unit
Regional Municipality of Durham
Regional Municipality of Haldimand-Norfolk
Regional Municipality of Halton
Regional Municipality of Peel
$ 40
75
75
75
75
75
$ 80
150
150
150
80
150
(3082)
THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE ACT
O. Reg. 591/79.
General.
Made— August 8th, 1979.
Filed— August 14th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 761 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO,
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE ACT
1970
1. Clause a, as remade by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 520/76, and clause b of subsection 1
O. Reg. 590/79, s. 1.
35
of section 5 of Regulation 761 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1970 are revoked and the
following substituted therefor
(a) subject to subsections 2, 3 and 4, be cred-
ited to money in the hands of the Public
Trustee on and after the 1st day of April,
1979 at the rate of 8 per cent per annum on
the minimum monthly balance;
0) be computed from the first day of the
month next following the month in which
the money was received by the Public
Trustee to the last day of the latest com-
1967
4410
Jo
(3083)
O. Reg. 591/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 593/79
pleted month before the date on which the
money is available for payment to the per-
son entitled thereto; and
35
THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
O. Reg. 592/79.
Designations — Orillia to Quebec Boundary.
Made — August 1st, 1979.
Filed— August 14th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 403 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
1. Regulation 403 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding thereto
the following Schedule:
Schedule 8a
In the City of Peterborough, formerly in the
Township of North Monaghan, in the County of
Peterborough being,
(a) part of Lot 10 in Concession 10; and
(b) part of County Road 1 1 (Johnston Drive) in
Lot 10 in Concession 10,
and being those portions of the highway shown as
Parts 1, 2 and 3 on Ministry of Transportation and
Communications Plan P-329S-S1, filed with the
Record Services Office of the Ministry of Transpor-
tation and Communications, at Toronto, on the 26th
day of June, 1979. O. Reg. 592/79, s. 1.
2. Schedule 9 to the said Regulation is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 9
In the City of Peterborough, formerly in the
Township of Otonabee, in the County of Peter-
borough being,
(a) part of lots 25, 26 and 27 in Concession 12;
(b) part of lots 24 and 25 in each of concessions
13 and 14;
(c) part of 7-foot dedication in registered plan
25;
(d) part of,
(i) Ashburnham Drive in lots 25 and
26, and
(ii) Neal Drive in Lot 25,
all in Concession 12;
(e) part of a Forced Road in lots 24 and 25 in
Concession 13;
if) part of a road in Lot 24 in Concession 14;
(g) part of lots 1 to 8, both inclusive, in regis-
tered plan 14;
(h) part of the land and the land under the
waters of the Otonabee River; and
(i) part of the road allowance between,
(i) concessions 11 and 12,
(ii) lots 26 and 27 in Concession 12
(Lansdowne Street East),
(iii) concessions 12 and 13, and
(iv) concessions 13 and 14 (Bensfort
Road),
and being that portion of the highway shown as
Part 1 on Ministry of Transportation and Com-
munications Plan P-l 789-137, filed with the Record
Services Office of the Ministry of Transportation and
Communications, at Toronto, on the 6th day of July,
1979.
2.68 miles, more or less.
O Reg. 592/79, s. 2.
(3084) 35
THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
O. Reg. 593/79.
Designations — Miscellaneous, Southern
Ontario.
Made — August 1st, 1979.
Filed— August 14th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 394 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
1. Regulation 394 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding thereto the
following Schedule:
1968
O. Reg. 593/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 594/79 4411
Schedule 6a
In the Township of Cavan in the County of Peter-
borough being,
(a) part of lots 22 and 23 in Concession 9; and
(b) part of the road allowance between the
townships of Cavan and North Monaghan
adjacent to Lot 23 Concession 9, Township
of Cavan,
and being those portions of the highway shown as
Parts 1 and 2 on Ministry of Transportation and
Communications Plan P-3056-23, filed with the
Record Services Office of the Ministry of Transpor-
tation and Communications, at Toronto, on the 26th
day of June, 1979.
0.68 mile, more or less.
O. Reg. 593/79, s. 1.
2. Schedule 7 to the said Regulation is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 7
In the City of Peterborough and in the Township
of North Monaghan in the County of Peterborough
being,
(a) part of lots 9 and 10 in Concession 11;
(b) part of lots 8, 9 and 10 in Concession 10;
(c) part of,
(i) lots 7 and 8,
(ii) the east half and the west half of Lot
6,
(iii) Lot 5,
(iv) the south half of Lot 4, and
(v) the south half of Lot 3,
all in Concession 9;
(d) part of,
(i) the east half and the west half of Lot
3,
(ii) Lot 2, and
(iii) the east half and the west half of Lot
1,
all in Concession 8; and
(e) part of the road allowance between,
(i) concessions 10 and 11 (Crawford
Drive),
(ii) concessions 9 and 10,
(iii) lots 6 and 7 in Concession 9 (Brealey
Drive),
(iv) concessions 8 and 9, and
(v) the townships of North Monaghan
and Cavan adjacent to the west half
of Lot 1 Concession 8, Township of
North Monaghan,
and being that portion of highway shown as Part 1
on Ministry of Transportation and Communications
Plan P-3240-21, filed with the Record Services Office
of the Ministry of Transportation and Communica-
tions, at Toronto, on the 26th day of June, 1979.
4.32 miles, more or less.
O. Reg. 593/79, s. 2.
(3085) 35
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 594/79.
Restricted Areas — Part of the District of
Sudbury.
Made— August 13th, 1979.
Filed— August 15th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 568/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 568/72 is amended by
adding thereto the following sections:
26. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 20 may be
used for the erection and use thereon of a commun-
ity recreational hall and buildings and structures
accessory thereto provided the following require-
ments are met:
Minimum distance of
the community recrea-
tional hall from the
front lot line
Minimum distance of
the community recrea-
tional hall from each of
the side lot lines
200 metres
90 metres
1969
4412 O. Reg. 594/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 595/79
Minimum distance of
the community recrea-
tional hall from the rear
lot line
Minimum total floor
area of community
recreational hall
13 metres
720 square metres
Maximum percentage
of lot to be occupied by
community recreational
hall 5 per cent
Maximum height of
community recreational
hall 7 metres
O. Reg. 594/79, s. I, part.
27. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 21 may be
used for the erection and use thereon of a garage for
school buses provided the following requirements are
met:
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
47 metres
3 metres on one side and
1.2 metres on the other
side
7.5 metres
Maximum total floor
area of garage 135 square metres
Maximum percentage of
lot to be occupied by
garage 15 per cent
Maximum height of
garage 4.5 metres
O. Reg. 594/79, s. I, part.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedules:
Schedule 20
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Bigwood in the Territorial District of
Sudbury, being composed of that part of Lot 6 in
Concession VI designated as Part 1 according to a
Plan deposited in the Land Registry Office for the
Registry Division of Sudbury (No. 53) as Number
53R-7803. O. Reg. 594/79, s. 2, part.
Schedule 21
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Dill in the Territorial District of Sud-
bury, being composed of that part of Lot 2 in Conces-
sion 1 described as Parcel 26950 Sudbury East Sec-
tion. O. Reg. 594/79, s. 2, part.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 13th day of August, 1979.
(3099) 35
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 595/79.
Restricted Areas — Part of the District of
Nipissing.
Made— August 13th, 1979.
Filed— August 15th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 540/74
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 540/74 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
45. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 61 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family
dwelling and buildings and structures accessory
thereto provided the following requirements are met:
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Minimum total
area of dwelling
floor
7.6 metres
3.1 metres on one side
and
1.2 metres on the other
side
7.6 metres
80 square metres
Maximum percentage of
lot to be occupied by
dwelling 15 per cent
Maximum height of
dwelling two and one-half storeys
O. Reg. 595/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 61
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Gibbons in the Territorial District of
1970
O. Reg. 595/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 597/79 4413
Nipissing, described as Parcel 14133, and being com-
posed of that part of the east half of Lot 3 in Conces-
sion II designated as Part 2 according to a Plan
deposited in the Land Registry Office for the Land
Titles Division of Nipissing (No. 36) as Number
36R-5140. O. Reg. 595/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 13th day of August. 1979.
(3100)
35
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 596/79.
Special Grant.
Made— Jury 26th, 1979.
Approved — August 8th, 1979.
Filed— August 16th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
SPECIAL GRANT
1. The Minister may pay a special grant by way of
provincial aid on or before the 31st day of December,
1979, in an amount not to exceed S350,OO0 to the Man-
itoulin Health Centre, Little Current, for the purchase
of the equity in St. Joseph's Hospital, Little Current,
owned by the Sisters of St. Josephs of Sault Ste.
Marie. 6. Reg. 596/79, s. 1.
2. The Minister may pay the amount set out in
Section 1 in instalments or in a lump sum. O. Reg.
596/79, s. 2.
Dennis Timbrell
Minister of Health
Dated at Toronto, this 26th day of Jury, 1979.
(3101) 35
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 597/79.
Notice Requirements — Restricted Area
By-Laws.
Made— August 15th, 1979.
Filed— August 17th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
NOTICE REQUIREMENTS— RESTRICTED
AREA BY-LAWS
1. Where a municipality proceeds under subsection
25 of section 35 of the Act, the clerk of the municipality
shall give or cause to be given notice in Form 1 to the
persons referred to in subsection 1 of section 3.
O. Reg. 597/79, s. 1.
2. — ( 1) Where a notice in Form 1 is served under this
Regulation, objections to the by-law must be filed with
the clerk of the municipality within twenty-one days of
the date of the mailing, personal service or publication
of the notice, as the case may be.
(2) The twenty-one day period referred to in subsec-
tion 1 does not include the date of mailing, personal
service or publication of the notice, as the case may
be. O. Reg. 597/79, s. 2.
3. — (1) A notice in Form 1 shall be given by per-
sonal service or by prepaid first class mail,
(a) subject to subsection 4, to all owners of
land,
(i) within the area to which the by-law
applies,
(ii) within 120 metres of the area
which the by-law applies, and
to
(iii) where the owner of the land to
which the by-law applies also owns
adjoining land, any part of which
extends 120 metres or more from the
land to which the by-law applies, to
all owners of lands abutting such
adjoining land,
according to the last revised assessment roll
at the addresses shown therein or as
amended as the result of notification of a
change in ownership received in writing by
the clerk;
(b) to every person who has sent by mail or
delivered to the clerk of the municipality a
request for notice of the passing of the by-
law;
(c) to the secretary of every school board hav-
ing jurisdiction within the area to which
the by-law applies;
(d) to the secretary of every gas company
operating a gas utility in the municipality;
(e) to the secretary of every municipal or other
corporation operating an electric utility in
the municipality;
if) to the secretary of the Local Architectural
Conservation Advisory Committee, if any,
where the by-law either applies to or
1971
4414
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 597/79
adjoins property or districts designated
under Part IV of The Ontario Heritage Act,
1974;
(g) except in The Regional Municipality of
Haldimand-Norfolk and The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury, to the secretary-
treasurer of every planning board having
jurisdiction in the area to which the by-law
applies and to the chief planning officer of
the regional municipality or county having
jurisdiction in the area municipality;
(h) to the clerk of every local municipality and
area municipality adjoining or within one
kilometre of the area to which the by-law
applies;
(i) in The Regional Municipality of Hal-
dimand-Norfolk and The Regional Munici-
pality of Sudbury, to the clerk of the area
municipality in which the area to which the
by-law applies is situate;
(j) to the clerk of the county, if the area to
which the by-law applies is within forty-
five metres of a highway over which the
county has jurisdiction;
(k) to the clerk of the regional municipality if
the area to which the by-law applies is
within forty-five metres of a highway over
which the regional municipality has juris-
diction;
(/) to the secretary-treasurer of every conser-
vation authority having jurisdiction in the
area to which the by-law applies;
(m) to the Ministry of Natural Resources
addressed to the manager of the district
office having jurisdiction in the area to
which the by-law applies;
(n) where the area to which the by-law applies
is within or adjoining the Niagara Escarp-
ment Planning Area, to the Niagara
Escarpment Commission addressed to the
senior planner of the district office having
jurisdiction in the area to which the by-law
applies;
(o) to the Director, Route and Site Selection
Division, Ontario Hydro, 700 University
Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M5G 1X6;
(p) where any part of the land to which the by-
law applies is within the jurisdiction of the
Ministry of Transportation and Communi-
cations under section 31 or 35 of The Pub-
lic Transportation and Highway Improve-
ment Act, to the Ministry of Transportation
and Communications addressed to Head,
Corridor Control Section, 1201 Wilson
Avenue, Downsview, Ontario M3M 1J8;
(q) to the Ministry of the Environment addres-
sed to the director of the regional office
having jurisdiction in the area to which the
by-law applies; and
(r) to the Executive Director of the Plans
Administration Division of the Ministry of
Housing, 56 Wellesley Street West, Toron-
to, Ontario M7A 2K4.
(2) For the purposes of subclause iii of clause a of
subsection 1, land shall be deemed to abut adjoining
land even though it is separated from it by a high-
way.
(3) Where there has been a disruption in mail ser-
vice within the three days immediately following the
mailing of a notice by prepaid first class mail under
subsection 1, the notice shall be deemed to have
been mailed on the day that mail service is resumed.
(4) In lieu of giving the notice required by clause a
of subsection 1 by personal service or by prepaid
first class mail, where the notice required by the said
clause a is required to be given to more than 100
owners, the council of the municipality may direct
the clerk of the municipality to give, or cause to be
given, the notice to the persons referred to in the
said clause a through publication once a week for
two consecutive weeks in a newspaper having gener-
al circulation in the area to which the by-law applies
and the notice shall be published in Form 1.
(5) In this section, "regional municipality" includes
a metropolitan and district municipality and the
County of Oxford. O. Reg. 597/79, s. 3.
4. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of September, 1979. O. Reg. 597/79, s. 4.
Form 1
The Planning Act
NOTICE OF THE PASSING OF A BY-LAW
BY THE CORPORATION OF THE OF
TO REGULATE LAND USE PURSUANT TO
SECTION 35 OF THE PLANNING ACT
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of
(name of municipal corporation)
1972
O. Reg. 597/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 4415
has passed By-law on the day of , 19 ... .
pursuant to the provisions of section 35 of The Planning Act.
The following Schedules are attached hereto:
1. Schedule 1, being a true copy of By-law
2. Schedule 2, being a key map which shows the location of the lands to which the by-law applies (or,
where there is no key map, an explanation as to why a key map is not included).
3. Schedule 3, being a statement from the chief planning officer of the municipality (or where there is
no chief planning officer, the clerk) that By-law is in conformity with the official plan
of the municipality and stating the purpose and effect of the by-law.
4. Schedule 4, being a statement from the chief planning officer of (the regional, district or metropoli-
tan municipality or county where the land to which the by-law applies is situate) stating that By-
law is in conformity with the official plan of (the region, district or metropolitan
municipality or county). (Schedule 4 is not required in The Regional Municipality of Haldimand-
Norfolk or The Regional Municipality of Sudbury).
ANY PERSON INTERESTED MAY, within twenty-one days after the date of the mailing, personal
service or publication of this notice, file with the clerk of
(name of municipal corporation)
notice of an objection to the approval of the said By-law or part thereof together with details of all or that
portion of the By-law to which there is objection and detailed reasons therefor.
ANY PERSON wishing to support the application for approval of the by-law may, within twenty-one
days after the date of the mailing, personal service or publication of this notice, file with the clerk of
notice of support of the application for approval of the said by-law.
(name of municipal corporation)
If no notice of objection has been filed with the clerk of the municipality within the time provided, the
by-law thereupon comes into effect and does not require the approval of the Ontario Municipal Board.
If a notice of objection has been filed with the clerk of the municipality within the time provided, the
by-law shall be submitted to the Ontario Municipal Board and the by-law does not come into effect until
approved by the Ontario Municipal Board.
THE LAST DATE FOR FILING OBJECTIONS IS
(here insert a date, not a holiday,
twenty-one days after the date of the mailing, personal service or publication of the notice).
THE OBJECTION MUST BE RECEIVED BY THIS DATE IN ORDER TO BE VALID.
Dated at the of this
day of 19 ... .
(name of clerk with address where objections may
be sent)
O. Reg. 597/79, Form 1.
1973
4416 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 597/79
Schedule 1
This is a true copy of By-law of
(name of municipal corporation)
passed by the Council of
(name of municipal corporation)
on the day of , 19 . . . .
(Set out By-law in full)
O. Reg. 597/79, Sched. 1.
Schedule 2
Key map showing the location of the lands to which the by-law applies, or an explanation why a key map is not
included.
(insert key map or explanation)
O. Reg. 597/79, Sched. 2.
Schedule 3
STATEMENT OF CONFORMITY TO THE OFFICIAL PLAN
AND PURPOSE AND EFFECT OF BY-LAW
the have reviewed By-law
(Chief Planning Officer or Clerk, as the case may be)
of and I am of the opinion that
(name of municipal corporation)
the said By-law is in conformity with the approved official plan of
(name of planning area)
The purpose and effect of the By-law is as follows:
(Set out purpose and effect of the By-law)
(Chief Planning Officer or
Clerk, as the case may be)
O. Reg. 597/79, Sched. 3.
1974
O. Reg. 597/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 598/79 4417
Schedule 4
STATEMENT OF CONFORMITY TO THE OFFICIAL PLAN FOR
(name of regional, district, metropolitan or county planning area)
I, , the Chief Planning Officer of
(name of regional, district or metropolitan municipality or county)
have reviewed By-law of
(name of municipal corporation)
and I am of the opinion that the said By-law is in conformity with the approved Official Plan for the
(name of regional, district, metropolitan or county planning area)
Dated this day of
., 19.
(3102)
Chief Planning Officer
O. Reg. 597/79, Sched. 4.
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 598/79.
Restricted Areas — Part of the
District of Sudbury.
Made — August 15th, 1979.
Filed— August 17th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 568/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 568/72 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
28. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 22 may be
used for the erection and use thereon of a mobile
home and buildings and structures accessory thereto
provided the following requirements are met:
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
30 metres
3 metres on one side
and
1.2 metres on the other
side
Minimum total floor
area of mobile home 50 square metres
Maximum percentage
of lot to be occupied by
mobile home
15 per cent
Maximum height of
mobile home 3 metres
O. Reg. 598/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 22
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Cherriman in the Territorial District of
Sudbury, being composed of that part of Lot 1 in
Concession V designated as Summer Resort Location
AE. 591, described as Parcel 22771, Sudbury East
Section, in the Land Registry Office for the Land
Titles Division of Sudbury (No. 53). O. Reg.
598/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 15th day of August, 1979.
(3103) 35
1975
4418 O. Reg. 599/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 600/79
THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
ACT, 1971
O. Reg. 599/79.
Sewage Systems.
Made— August ISth, 1979.
Filed— August 17th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 229/74
MADE UNDER
THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
ACT, 1971
1. — (1) Paragraph 1 of subsection 1 of section 30 of
Ontario Regulation 229/74, as remade by sub-
section 1 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation 475/
78, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
1 . Subject to subsection 2 , for a certificate of
approval for the construction, installation,
establishment, enlargement, extension or
alteration of a Class 4, Class 5, Class 6 or
Class 7 sewage system other than a Class A
sewage system $35
(2) Paragraph 2 of subsection 1 of the said section
30, as remade by subsection 1 of section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 689/78, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
Subject to subsection 2 , for a certificate of
approval for the construction, installation,
establishment, enlargement, extension or
alteration of a Class A sewage system . . .$85
This Regulation comes into force on the 8th day
of September, 1979.
(3104)
35
THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
ACT, 1971
O. Reg. 600/79.
Containers.
Made— August 15th, 1979.
Filed— August 17th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 687/76
MADE UNDER
THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
ACT, 1971
1 . Clauses a and d of section 1 6 of Ontario Regula-
tion 687/76, as made by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 524/79, are revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
(a) and where a retail vendor offers to sell that
brand of carbonated soft drink in Class 3
containers of any capacity from 600 millilitres
to one litre where the container is filled with
the carbonated soft drink prior to the 1st day
of October, 1979, notwithstanding the provi-
sion of clause a of subsection 1 of section 1 1
relating to the stocking and offering for sale of
carbonated soft drinks in Class 1 containers of
the same capacity, that retail vendor is not
required to stock or offer for sale that brand of
carbonated soft drink in Class 1 containers of
a corresponding capacity;
(d) subsection 1 of section 12 does not apply to
prevent the sale of that brand of carbonated
soft drink in a Class 3 container of any capac-
ity from 600 millilitres to one litre where the
container is filled with the carbonated soft
drink prior to the 1st day of October, 1979;
and
(3105)
35
1976
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 4419
INDEX 35
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
Proclamation 4355
The Fire Marshals Act 4355
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 4356
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 4374
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 4381
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 4382
Certificate of Continuation Issued 4382
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 4383
Amendments to Articles 4383
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 4387
Order Reviving Corporations 4387
Licences in Mortmain Issued 4388
Extra-Provincial Licences Issued 4388
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 4389
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation 4389
Errata 4392
The Assessment Act 4393
The Environmental Assessment Act, 1975 4393
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 4395
Petitions to Parliament 4397
CORPORATION NOTICES 4397
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 4399
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 4399
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 4400
SHERIFFS' SALES OF LANDS 4400
TREASURERS' SALES OF LANDS FOR TAXES 4401
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Environmental Protection Act, 1971 O. Reg. 590/79 4409
The Environmental Protection Act, 1971 O. Reg. 599/79 4418
The Environmental Protection Act, 1971 O. Reg. 600/79 4418
The Planning Act O. Reg. 594/79 4411
The Planning Act O. Reg. 595/79 4412
The Planning Act O. Reg. 597/79 4413
The Planning Act O. Reg. 598/79 4417
The Public Hospitals Act O. Reg. 596/79 4413
The Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act O. Reg. 592/79 4410
The Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act O. Reg. 593/79 4410
The Public Trustee Act O. Reg. 591/79 4409
4420
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1979
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1979 the dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in The Ontario
Gazette are as follows:
January 6th, Issue No. 1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held — April 8th, 1979
February 3rd, " " 5 " " " " " " — May 6th,
March 3rd " " 9 " " " " " " — June 3rd,
April 7th, " " 14 " " " " " " —July 8th,
May 5th, " " 18 " " " " " " —August 5th,
June 2nd, " " 22 " " " " " " — September 2nd
July 7th, " " 27 " " " " " " —October 7th,
August 4th, " " 31 " " " " " " — November 4th,
September 1st, " " 35 " " " " " " — December 2nd,
October 6th, " " 40 " " " " " " —January 6th, 1980
November 3rd, " " 44 " " " " " " — February 3rd,
December 1st, " " 48 " " " " " " — March 2nd,
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received before
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number of
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed.
Advertising Rate: $5.00 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $20.00; and
by others for a single copy, 50 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO and
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed :
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
O. Reg. 601/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 602/79 4489
Publications Under The Regulations Act
September 8th, 1979
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 601/79.
Restricted Areas — District of Timiskaming.
Made — August 20th, 1979.
Filed— August 21st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 671 OF REVISED
REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Regulation 671 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding thereto the
following section:
15. Notwithstanding section 4, the land described in
Schedule 9 may be used for the erection and use thereon
of a second single-family dwelling, comprising a mobile
home, and buildings and structures accessory there-
to. O. Reg. 601/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 9
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Chamberlain in the Territorial District of
Timiskaming, being composed of the north half of Lot 5
in Concession IV described as parcel 1 7244, South Sec-
tion Timiskaming, in the Land Registry Office for the
Land Titles Division of Timiskaming (No. 54). O.
Reg. 601/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 20th day of August, 1979.
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THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
O. Reg. 602/79.
General.
Made — August 15th, 1979.
Filed — August 21st, 1979.
:
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 478/79
MADE UNDER
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
1. Section 8 of Ontario Regulation 478/79 is
revoked and the following substituted there-
for
8. The interim financial statements under subsec-
tion 1 of section 76 of the Act shall present financial
information for the current fiscal year to the date to
which the financial statements are prepared and may
include as additional information, financial informa-
tion for the most recent three-month period to the
date to which the financial statements are prepared,
and which may be comparative for the correspond-
ing three-month period in the last financial
year. O. Reg. 602/79, s. 1.
2. Section 21 of the said Regulation is amended
by adding thereto the following subsections:
(4) The statement referred to in subsection 3 may-
include an explanatory comment substantially to the
following effect:
"In making this statement, we point out
that we are expressing an expert opinion in
accordance with generally accepted auditing
standards only with respect to the financial
statements upon which we have reported
and with respect to
{list specific disclosures in the prospectus
document by title and page reference)
which are derived
from such audited financial statements.
Our opinion on other matters is based on
the knowledge possessed by or information
known to those partners who have been
directly involved in our examination and is
not based on any special verification proce-
dures for the purpose of making this state-
ment."
(5) Where a solicitor, auditor, accountant,
engineer, appraiser or other person or company
referred to in subsection 1,
(a) has received or expects to receive any
interest, whether direct or indirect, in the
property of the issuer or any associate or
affiliate of the issuer; or
(ft) beneficially owns, directly or indirectly, any
securities of the issuer or any associate or
affiliate of the issuer.
1977
4490
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 602/79
the interest or ownership shall be disclosed in the
prospectus.
(6) Where a person or company referred to in sub-
section 1 is or is expected to be elected, appointed or
employed as a director, officer or employee of the
issuer or any associate or affiliate of the issuer, the
fact or expectation shall be disclosed in the prospec-
tus. O. Reg. 602/79, s. 2.
3. Section 77 of the said Regulation is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
77. The interim financial statements under sub-
section 2 of section 76 of the Act shall present at
least the financial information for the current fiscal
year to the date to which the financial statements are
prepared and, in addition, may include comparative
financial information for the corresponding six-
month period in the last financial year. O. Reg.
602/79, s. 3.
4. Clause b of section 113 of the said Regulation
is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(b) an applicant for registration as,
(i) a salesman, or
(ii) a partner or officer of a registered
deader or a registered adviser,
shall complete and execute Form 4, unless
the information required by Form 4 has
previously been filed by the applicant and
the information as previously filed is cur-
rent and correct as of the date of the appli-
cation.
5. — (1) Clause b of section 144 of the said
Regulation is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(b) subject to clause c, every document
required or permitted to be filed with the
Commission by a company or person, other
than an individual, that is required to be
signed or certified, shall be manually signed
by an officer or director of the company or
person or, subject to clause d, by the attor-
ney or agent of such person or company
and shall include below the signature the
name of the officer, director, attorney or
agent in typewritten or printed form.
(2) Clause d of the said section 144 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(d) where a document required or permitted to
be filed with the Commission by an indi-
vidual, company or person has been exe-
cuted by an attorney or agent of the indi-
vidual, company or person, a duly com-
pleted power of attorney or document of
authority authorizing the signing of the
document shall be filed with the document
unless the Director permits the filing of the
document without the power of attorney or
document of authority.
6. — (1) Item 6 of Form 4 of the said Regulation is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
6. PHOTOGRAPH:
Instruction: Attach hereto two copies of a black and white photograph, full face, showing a
true likeness of the applicant as the applicant now appears and taken within
the last 6 months; they must measure 2" x 2" and bear on the back the date <>n
which the photograph was taken and for identification purposes, the signature
of the applicant and that of the Commissioner for Oaths or that of an officer, director, part-
ner or branch manager of the sponsoring firm.
(2) Subitem C of item 12 of the said Form 4 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
C) Are you now or have you ever been registered or licensed, or applied for registration or a
licence, under any legislation which requires registration or licensing to deal with the public,
in any capacity other than trading in securities, commodities or commodity futures in any province,
territory, state or country?
(3) The instruction to questions 13 to 18 contained in the said Form 4 following item 12 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
QUESTIONS 13 TO 18
Instruction: In answering Questions 13 to 18, and particularly Question 15, you may need
assistance from an authorized officer of the sponsoring firm or from a legal
adviser. Full details are required as attachments in respect of any question to
which the applicant answers "yes". These details must include the cir-
cumstances, the relevant dates, the names of the parties involved and the final determination
if known.
1978
O. Reg. 602/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 4491
(4) Subitem A of item 14 of the said Form 4 is revoked and the following substituted therefor.
A) Ever been a member of any stock exchange, commodities exchange, commodity futures
exchange, association of investment dealers, investment bankers, brokers, broker-dealers,
mutual fund dealers, commodity futures dealers, investment counsel, other professional
association or any similar organization in any province, territory, state or country?
(5) The caution contained in the said Form 4 following item 26 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor
CAUTION
FILING OF ANY FALSE INFORMATION OR FAILURE TO
DISCLOSE FULL INFORMATION REQUIRED BY OR ON
THIS APPLICATION MAY RESULT IN ITS REJECTION OR
IX DISCIPLINARY ACTION TAKEN AGAINST THE
APPLICANT AND/OR THE SPONSORING FIRM WITHIN
THE PROVISIONS OF THE SECURITIES LEGISLATION,
REGULATIONS AND POLICY STATEMENTS OF THE SEC
URITIES REGULATORY AUTHORITIES AND WITHIN THE
TERMS OF THE BY-LAWS, RULINGS, RULES AND/OR
REGULATIONS OF ANY ONE OF THE SELF-REGULATORY
BODIES TO WHICH THIS APPLICATION IS SUBMITTED,
OR MAY RESULT IN A REFUSAL TO REGISTER THE
APPLICANT.
(6) The certificate to the said Form 4 entitled "Certificate of The Sponsoring Firm", as set out on page
1488 of The Ontario Gazette, dated July 28th, 1978. is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
CERTIFICATE OF THE SPONSORING FIRM
I, on behalf of hereby certify that-
who is applying for the registration or approval mentioned above (Question 3) will be engaged as such
if he is granted the registration or approval he seeks.
I certify that I have discussed the question set out in this application with the applicant, in particular
question 15. or where the applicant has applied through one of our branch offices the branch manager
or another officer has so done and I am satisfied that the applicant fully understands the questions.
I further certify that, to the best of my knowledge, the applicant has answered the questions correctly.
Dated at this _day of 19
Bv__ for
(signature of authorized officer or (Name of Firm)
partner of the firm)
For purposes of the applicable Securities Act, upon approval the code or symbol for identification of
the applicant in a confirmation will be
Item 3 of Statement D of Form 9 of the said Regulation is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
3. The greater of,
(a) up to the first $20,000,000 in market value of commodity
futures contracts the sum of,
(i) 2 per cent of the market value for contracts, other than
for securities, representing a long position or the total
1979
4492 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 602/79
number of commodity futures contracts, other than for
securities, representing a short position in each com-
modity, whichever is the greater, carried for all custom-
ers' and firm accounts excluding exempted contracts,
and
(ii) 10 per cent of margin requirement for contracts for
securities,
to a maximum of $100,000; or
(b) the sum of,
(i) Vi of 1 per cent of the market value of the total number
of commodity futures contracts, other than for securities,
representing a long position or the total number of com-
modity futures contracts, other than for securities, repre-
senting a short position in each commodity, whichever is
the greater, carried for all customers' and firm accounts
excluding exempted contracts, and
(ii) 10 per cent of margin requirement for contracts for
securities.
8. Instruction 4 to Item 1 of Form 12 to the said Regulation is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
4. If any of the securities offered are to be offered for the account of existing
securityholders, refer on the first page of the prospectus to the information called
for by Instruction 4 to Item 26. State the portion of the expenses of distribution
to be borne by the selling securityholder.
9. Instruction 5 to Item 1 of Form 14 to the said Regulation is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
5 . If any of the securities offered are to be offered for the account of existing secur-
ityholders, refer on the first page of the prospectus to the information called for
by Instruction 4 to Item 26. State the portion of the expenses of distribution to
be borne by the selling securityholder. State that the securities of the selling
securityholder will not be sold until distribution of the issuer's securities is com-
pleted.
10. Schedule 1 to Form 19 of the said Regulation is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
SCHEDULE 1 TO FORM 19
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
WRITTEN UNDERTAKING TO BE OBTAINED FROM EACH PURCHASER IF ALTER-
NATIVE (a) IN QUESTION FOUR OF FORM 19 IS SELECTED.
To:
(name of vendor — please print)
We confirm that the sale to us of the following securities:
(description of securities)
was made in reliance on certain exemptions contained in The Securities Act, 1978t We hereby cer-
tify and confirm that,
(a) the purchase was made as principal for investment only and not with a view to resale,
distribution or distribution to the public before March 15, 1981;
1980
O. Reg. 602/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 603/79 4493
(b) in the event of any resale, distribution or distribution to the public prior to March 15,
1981. we will within 10 days of such resale, distribution or distribution to the public file
with the Ontario Securities Commission a notice of such resale in the form of Schedule 3
to Form 19; and
(c) any resale effected on or after March 15, 1981, will be made in compliance with the
requirements of The Securities Act. 1978.
We further acknowledge that certificates representing the securities purchased are endorsed
with the following statement:
NO TRANSFER OF THESE SECURITIES MAY BE MADE PRIOR TO MARCH
15, 1981 UNLESS A FORM PROVIDING PRESCRIBED INFORMATION IS DELI-
VERED WITHIN TEN DAYS AFTER THE TRANSFER TO THE ONTARIO
SECURITIES COMMISSION PURSUANT TO THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978.
Dated at
this
day of
19
(name of purchaser — please print)
(signature)
(official capacity — please print)
(please print here name of individual whose
signature appears above, if different from name of
purchaser printed above)
IT IS AN OFFENCE FOR A PERSON TO MAKE A STATEMENT IN A DOCUMENT
REQUIRED TO BE FILED OR FURNISHED UNDER THE ACT OR THIS REGULATION
THAT, AT THE TIME AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH IT
IS MADE, IS A MISREPRESENTATION.
11. This Regulation comes into force on the day that The Securities Act, 1978 comes into force.
(3137)
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THK COMMODITY FUTURES ACT, 1978
O. Reg. 603/79.
General.
Made— August 15th, 1979.
Filed— August 21st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 430/79
MADE UNDER
THE COMMODITY FUTURES ACT, 1978
1 . Subsection 4 of section 3 of Ontario Regulation
430/79 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(4) Where a document required or permitted to be
filed with the Commission by any person or company
has been executed by an attorney or agent of the person
or company, a duly completed power of attorney or
document of authority authorizing the signing of the
document shall be filed with the document unless the
Director permits the filing of the document without the
power of attorney or document of authority. O. Reg.
603/79, s. 1.
198
2. Paragraph 3 of subsection 1 of section 8 of the
said Regulation is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
3. Non-resident carrying broker but only a per-
son or company not resident in Ontario, who
is registered as a futures commission mer-
chant with the Commodity Futures Trading
Commission under the Commodity Exchange
Act (U.S.) and who is a clearing member of an
exchange recognized by the Commission
under section 34 of the Act or designated as a
contract market under the Commodity
Exchange Act (U.S.) may elect to be classified
in this category.
3. Subsection 1 of section 33 of the said Regulation
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
( 1) Subject to subsection 2 , the segregation of money,
securities, property, proceeds or funds required by sec-
tion 46 of the Act may be satisfied by the deposit of such
money, securities, property, proceeds or funds with a
registered futures commission merchant or a clearing
member of a commodity futures exchange recognized or
registered by the Commission or designated by the
1
4494 O. Reg. 603/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 604/79
Commodity Futures Trading Commission as a contract
market under the Commodity Exchange Act (U.S.) to
margin, guarantee or secure the trades or contracts of
the customers of a registered dealer. O. Reg. 603/79,
s. 3.
4. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of September, 1979.
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THE PRIVATE VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS
ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 604/79.
General.
Made — August 1st, 1979.
Filed— August 23rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 881/74
MADE UNDER
THE PRIVATE VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS
ACT, 1974
1. Section 1 of Ontario Regulation 881/74, as
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 906/
75 and section 1 of Ontario Regulation 485/77, is
further amended by relettering clauses a, b andc
as b, c and d, respectively, and by adding
thereto the following clause:
(a) "branch" or "branch school" includes a
franchise or franchised school;
2. Subsections 1 and 2 of section 4 of the said
Regulation, as remade by section 3 of Ontario
Regulation 485/77, are revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
(1) Subject to subsections 2 and 2a, the fee payable
by a person making application for registration or
renewal of registration to conduct or operate a private
vocational school is,
(a) for one course of instruction, $120;
(b) for each additional course of instruction, $10;
and
(c) for each branch school, $120.
(2) The maximum fee payable by a person making
application for registration or renewal of registration to
conduct or operate a private vocational school under
subsection 1 is $300.
(2a) In addition to the fees mentioned in subsection
1 , the Superintendent shall, except on an application for
an original registration, require an applicant to pay an
additional fee of $50 where the Superintendent is |
required to conduct an evaluation of a new course of
instruction proposed by a private vocational
school. O. Reg. 604/79, s. 2.
3. Section 5 of the said Regulation, as amended by
section 3 of Ontario Regulation 906/75, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
5. — (1) No private vocational school shall employ a
teacher at the private vocational school unless the
teacher has submitted to the private vocational school a
completed personal data in a form provided by the
Superintendent.
(2) Every teacher at a private vocational school shall
be twenty-one years of age or over and shall,
(a) be the holder of a degree of Bachelor of Arts or
Bachelor of Science from a Canadian univer-
sity or a degree the equivalent thereto from a
university other than a Canadian university
and have twelve months actual occupational
experience in the vocation or occupation for
which instruction is to be given by such
teacher;
(b) be a graduate of a college of applied arts and
technology established under The Ministry of
Colleges and Universities Act, 1971 and have
twenty-four months actual occupational
experience in the vocation or occupation for
which instruction is to be given by such
teacher;
(c) be a graduate of a private vocational school
registered under this Act or a predecessor of
this Act and have twenty-four months actual
occupational experience in the vocation or
occupation for which instruction is to be given
by such teacher;
(d) be a graduate of a teachers' college established
under The Education Act, 1974 and have
twelve months actual occupational experience
in the vocation or occupation for which
instruction is to be given by such teacher;
(e) have thirty-six months of teaching experience
in the vocation or occupation for which
instruction is to be given by such teacher; or
(/) have forty-eight months actual occupational
experience in the vocation or occupation for
which instruction is to be given by such
teacher. O. Reg. 604/79, s. 3.
4. Section 5a of the said Regulation, as made by
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 906/75, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
5a. Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection 2
of section 5, the Superintendent may approve the
employment of any teacher at a private vocational
school who in the opinion of the Superintendent is
proficient in the subject or subjects which that person
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proposes to teach at the private vocational school or
who in the opinion of the Superintendent is proficient in
the vocation or occupation for which instruction is to be
given by such teacher. O. Reg. 604/79, s. 4.
5 . Clause a of subsection 2 of section 6 of the said
Regulation is revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
(a) in a form provided by the Superintendent;
6. Clauses a, b and c of subsection 3 of section 8 of
the said Regulation, as remade by section 6 of
Ontario Regulation 906/75, are revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(a) a bond of a guarantee company approved
under The Guarantee Companies Securities
Act;
(b) a personal bond accompanied by collateral
security; or
(c ) a bond of a guarantor, other than a guarantee
company, accompanied by collateral security,
in a form provided by the Superintendent.
7. Subsection 2 of section 13 of the said Regulation
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
(2) The registrant of a private vocational school shall
post a sheet or card supplied by the Ministry of Colleges
and Universities in a conspicuous place in the private
vocational school premises which is readily accessible to
students setting out the provisions of sections 19, 20, 21,
23 and 23a of the Regulation.
(3) Where the registrant of a private vocational
school is offering a course of instruction by correspon-
dence the registrant shall forward to each person who
has contracted for such correspondence course a copy of
the sheet or card referred to in subsection 2. O. Reg.
604/79, s. 7.
8. Section 18 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 3 of Ontario Regulation 693/78, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
18. Every contract for a course of instruction at a
private vocational school shall set out either in the body
of the contract or on a separate sheet that is annexed and
forms part of the contract,
(a) a statement in bold face type that,
(i) the private vocational school is prohi-
bited by law from guaranteeing a posi-
tion to any student or prospective stu-
dent, and
(ii) the contract is subject to The Private
Vocational Schools Act, 1974 and the
regulations made thereunder; and
(b) sections 19, 20, 21, 23 and 23a or a statement
in bold face type that where a student has
contracted for a course of instruction and
gives notice to the private vocational school of
his intention to cancel the contract, the pri-
vate vocational school is entitled to retain the
registration fee and a proportion of the fees for
the whole course of instruction as provided for
by sections 19, 20, 21, 23 and 23a of the regu-
lations made under The Private Vocational
Schools Act, 1974. O. Reg. 604/79, s. 8.
9. Section 22 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
22. — ( 1) Where a person has contracted for a course
of instruction that is not by way of correspondence at a
private vocational school and exercises his option to
void the contract under section 1 7 prior to the date upon
which the first class is held in respect of any subject of
the course of instruction, the private vocational school
shall, except as provided in clause e of subsection 1 of
section 20, refund any money paid by or on behalf of the
student for or on account of fees for the course of
instruction, including the registration fee under section
19.
(2) Where a person has contracted for a course of
instruction that is not by way of correspondence at a
private vocational school and fails to exercise his option
to void a contract under section 17 prior to the date
upon which the first class is held, clauses d and e of
subsection 1 of section 20 shall apply in respect of any
subsequent exercise of the option notwithstanding that
the student may not have participated in the course of
instruction, except that the owner of the private voca-
tional school is not entitled to retain the registration fee
under section 19.
(3) Where a person has contracted for a correspon-
dence course at a private vocational school and exer-
cises his option to void the contract under section 17
before returning a part of the course of instruction for
the purpose of marking, and notwithstanding that one
or more lessons may have been delivered by the private
vocational school to the person, the private vocational
school shall, except as provided in clause c of subsection
1 of section 20, refund any money paid by or on behalf of
the student for or on account of fees for the course of
instruction including the registration fee under section
19.
(4) Where a person has contracted for a correspon-
dence course at a private vocational school and exer-
cises his option to void a contract under section 1 7 after
part of the course of instruction has been supplied and
serviced, clauses d and e of subsection 1 of section 20
shall apply except that the owner of the private voca-
tional school is not entided to retain the registration fee
under section 19. O. Reg. 604/79, s. 9.
10. The said Regulation is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
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O. Reg. 605/79
CERTIFICATE AND DIPLOMAS
26a. — (1) Where a student has enrolled in a private
vocational school for the purpose of qualifying in a
specific subject and the student successfully completes
the course of studies for that subject, the school shall
issue the student a certificate to evidence the successful
completion of the course of studies for that subject.
(2) Where a student has enrolled in a whole course of
instruction in any vocation and the student successfully
completes the course of studies for that vocation, the
school shall issue the student a diploma to evidence the
successful completion of the course of instruction.
(3) Where a student has enrolled in a whole course of
instruction in a vocation but fails to meet the passing
standards of the course, a student will be entitled to
receive, on request, from the school a transcript of
marks. O. Reg. 604/79, s. 10.
1 1 . Forms 2,3,4,5 and 6 of the said Regulation are
revoked. O. Reg. 604/79, s. 11.
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THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION
ACT
O. Reg. 605/79.
Rates.
Made— July 11th, 1979.
Filed— August 23rd, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION
ACT
RATES
1. — (1) The rates payable for publication of matters
in The Ontario Gazette are,
(a) on the first insertion, for a double-column
insertion of,
(i) a notice of the sale of land for arrears of
taxes, $6.25, plus $3.75 for each six
millimetres of columnar space or frac-
tion thereof for a list of land liable to be
sold for arrears of taxes, and
(ii) all other matter where the matter does
not exceed twenty-five millimetres of
columnar space, $15, and where the
matter exceeds twenty-five millimetres
of columnar space, $15 plus $3.75 for
each six millimetres or fraction thereof
of columnar space in excess of twenty-
five millimetres;
(b) on each additional insertion of a matter refer-
red to in clause a, one-half of the rate payable
under subclause i or ii of clause a, as the case
may be;
(c) on the first insertion, for a single-column
insertion of all other matter,
(i) where the matter does not exceed
twenty-five millimetres of columnar
space, $7.50, and
(ii) where the matter exceeds twenty-five
millimetres of columnar space, $7.50
plus $1.90 for each six millimetres or
fraction thereof of columnar space in
excess of twenty-five millimetres; and
(d) on each additional insertion of a matter refer-
red to in clause c, one-half of the rate payable
under subclause i or ii of clause c, as the case
may be.
(2) The rates in subsection 1 shall be paid as follows:
1. Upon submitting the copy of a matter for
publication,
(a) $6.25 for the first insertion of a matter
referred to in subclause i of clause a of
subsection 1;
(b) $15 for the first insertion of a matter
referred to in subclause ii of clause a of
subsection 1; and
(c) $7.50 for the first insertion of a matter
referred to in clause c of subsection 1 .
2. The balance upon receipt of an account from
the Queen's Printer and Publisher. O. Reg.
605/79, s. 1.
2. — (1) The rates payable for copies of The Ontario
Gazette are,
(a) by subscribers for a subscription of fifty-two
weekly issues, $30; and
(b) by others for a single copy, 75 cents.
(2) The rates in subsection 1 shall be paid in
advance. O. Reg. 605/79, s. 2.
3. Regulation 623 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 and Ontario Regulations 499/72 and 224/
79 are revoked. O. Reg. 605/79, s. 3.
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THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 606/79.
County of Hal ton (now The Regional
Municipality of Halton), City of Bur-
lington.
Made— August 16th, 1979.
Filed— August 23rd. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 482/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
1. Ontario Regulation 482/73 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
76. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 64 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwel-
ling and buildings and structures accessory thereto pro-
vided the following requirements are met:
Minimum distance be-
tween the dwelling and
No. 1 sideroad
Minimum distance be-
tween the dwelling and
the southwesterly limit
of Lot 2
Maximum height
dwelling
of
30 feet
15 feet
30 feet
Minimum distance be-
tween the dwelling and
the centre line of the
Canadian National Rail-
ways measured at right
angles to the said Cana-
dian National Railways
300 feet
O. Reg. 606/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by adding
thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 64
That parcel of land situate in the City of Burlington
in The Regional Municipality of Halton, being com-
posed of that part of Lot 2 in Concession I, north of
Dundas Street, more particularly described as follows:
Premising that the northwesterly limit of the said Lot 2
has a bearing of north 38° 18' 50" east and relating all
bearings herein thereto;
Beginning at the most westerly angle of the said Lot;
1985
Thence south 45° 13' 50" east along the southwesterly
limit of the said Lot a distance of 620.62 feet to an iron
bar planted;
Thence south 45° 54' 50" east continuing along the said
southwesterly limit a distance of 56.23 feet to an iron
bar planted at the point of intersection thereof with the
westerly limit of the lands of the Canadian National
Railway;
Thence on a curve to the right having a radius of
5 . 769.65 feet, being along the westerly limit of the lands
of the Canadian National Railway, an arc distance of
313.74 feet to an iron bar planted, the chord of which
said arc distance has a bearing of north 6° 04' 48" west
and a length of 313.7 feet;
Thence continuing along the said limit of the said
Canadian National Railway on a bearing of north 4° 3 1 '
20" west a distance of 661.36 feet to an iron bar planted
in the southeasterly limit of the road allowance between
concessions I and H, north of Dundas Street;
Thence south 38° 18' 50" west along the southeasterly
limit of the said road allowance, being the northwes-
terly limit of the said Lot 2 , a distance of 633 feet, more
or less, to the place of beginning. O. Reg. 606/79, s. 2.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 16th day of August, 1979.
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 607/79.
Construction Zones.
Made — August 21st, 1979.
Filed — August 23rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 411 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Paragraph 3 of Schedule 33 to Regulation 41 1 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as made
by section 5 of Ontario Regulation 51/77, is
revoked.
2 . Paragraph 58 of Schedule 44 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 14 of Ontario Regula-
tion 222/72, is revoked.
3. — (1) Paragraph 38 of Schedule 47 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 9 of Ontario
Regulation 267/76, is revoked.
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(2) Paragraph 98 of the said Schedule 47, as made
by section 8 of Ontario Regulation 51/77, is
revoked.
4. Paragraph 10 of Schedule 63 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by subsection 4 of section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 942/76, is revoked.
12. Schedule 85 to the said Regulation, as amended
by section 14 of Ontario Regulation 40/71, is
revoked.
13. Schedule 86 to the said Regulation, as amended
by section 15 of Ontario Regulation 40/71, is
revoked.
5. Paragraphs 1,2,3 and 4 of Schedule 76 to the
said Regulation are revoked.
6. Schedule 77 to the said Regulation, as amended
by section 14 of Ontario Regulation 447/75, is
revoked.
7. Schedule 78 to the said Regulation, as amended
by section 27 of Ontario Regulation 222/72, is
revoked.
8. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 79 to the said
Regulation is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 2 of the said Schedule 79, as made by
section 13 of Ontario Regulation 40/71, is
revoked.
(3) Paragraphs 3 and 4 of the said Schedule 79, as
made by section 13 of Ontario Regulation 395/
72, are revoked.
9. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 81 to the said
Regulation is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 2 of the said Schedule 81, as made by
section 7 of Ontario Regulation 329/71, is
revoked.
(3) Paragraph 5 of the said Schedule 81, as made by
section 16 of Ontario Regulation 293/75, is
revoked.
(4) Paragraphs 6 and 7 of the said Schedule 81, as
made by section 12 of Ontario Regulation 426/
76, are revoked.
(5) Paragraphs 8 and 9 of the said Schedule 81, as
made by section 13 of Ontario Regulation 51/77,
are revoked.
10. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 82 to the said
Regulation is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 2 of the said Schedule 82, as made by
section 12 of Ontario Regulation 2 77/73. is
revoked.
11. — (1) Paragraph 3 of Schedule 84 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 18 of Ontario
Regulation 75/72, is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 4 of the said Schedule 84, as made by
section 18 of Ontario Regulation 293/75, is
revoked.
14. Paragraphs 1 and 2 of Schedule 87 to the said
Regulation are revoked.
15. — (1) Paragraphs 1 and 2 of Schedule 88 to the
said Regulation are revoked.
(2) Paragraph 3 of the said Schedule 88, as made by
section 3 of Ontario Regulation 56/73, is
revoked.
(3) Paragraphs 4 and 5 of the said Schedule 88, as
made by section 13 of Ontario Regulation 277/
73, are revoked.
16. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 89 to the said Regula-
tion is revoked.
17. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 92 to the said
Regulation is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 4 of the said Schedule 92, as made by
section 16 of Ontario Regulation 395/72, is
revoked.
18. Schedule 93 to the said Regulation is revoked.
19. Schedule 94 to the said Regulation, as amended
by section 8 of Ontario Regulation 329/71, is
revoked.
20. — ( 1) Paragraphs 1 , 2 and 3 of Schedule 95 to the
said Regulation are revoked.
(2) Paragraph 4 of the said Schedule 95, as made by
section 28 of Ontario Regulation 222/72, is
revoked.
(3) Paragraph 5 of the said Schedule 95, as made by
section 10 of Ontario Regulation 429/73, is
revoked.
21. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 96 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 17 of Ontario
Regulation 40/71, is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 2 of the said Schedule 96, as made by
section 14 of Ontario Regulation 151/71, is
revoked.
(3) Paragraph 3 of the said Schedule 96, as made by
section 19 of Ontario Regulation 75/72, is
revoked.
(4) Paragraph 4 of the said Schedule 96, as made by
section 15 of Ontario Regulation 225/73, is
revoked.
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22. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 97 to the said
Regulation is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 2 of the said Schedule 97. as made by
section 28 of Ontario Regulation 395/74, is
revoked.
(3) Paragraph 4 of the said Schedule 97, as made by
section 15 of Ontario Regulation 447/75, is
revoked.
23. — ( 1) Paragraphs 1 , 4 and 5 of Schedule 98 to the
said Regulation are revoked.
(2) Paragraph 6 of the said Schedule 98, as made by
section 20 of Ontario Regulation 75/72, is
revoked.
(3) Paragraph 7 of the said Schedule 98, as made by
section 12 of Ontario Regulation 132/72, is
revoked.
(4) Paragraph 8 of the said Schedule 98, as made by
section 29 of Ontario Regulation 222/72, is
revoked.
(5) Paragraph 9 of the said Schedule 98. as made by
section 5 of Ontario Regulation 351/73, is
revoked.
24.— (1) Paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 of Schedule 102 to the
said Regulation are revoked.
(2) Paragraph 4 of the said Schedule 102, as made
by section 18 of Ontario Regulation 40/71. is
revoked.
25. Schedule 105 to the said Regulation is revoked.
26. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 106 to the said
Regulation is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 2 of the said Schedule 106, as made
by section 14 of Ontario Regulation 277/73, is
revoked.
(3) Paragraph 3 of the said Schedule 106, as made
by section 12 of Ontario Regulation 429/73, is
revoked.
(4) Paragraph 4 of the said Schedule 106, as made
by section 26 of Ontario Regulation 216/71, is
revoked.
(5) Paragraph 5 of the said Schedule 106, as made
by section 31 of Ontario Regulation 395/74, is
revoked.
27. — (1) Paragraphs 1 and 2 of Schedule 107 to the
said Regulation are revoked.
(2) Paragraph 5 of the said Schedule 107. as made
by section 15 of Ontario Regulation 151/71, is
revoked.
(3) Paragraph 8 of the said Schedule 107, as made
by section 14 of Ontario Regulation 51/77, is
revoked.
28 Schedule 108 to the said Regulation is revoked.
29. — (1) Paragraphs 2 and 3 of Schedule 109 to the
said Regulation are revoked.
(2) Paragraphs 5 and 6 of the said Schedule 109. as
made by section 18 of Ontario Regulation 395/
72, are revoked.
(3) Paragraph 7 of the said Schedule 109, as made
by section 17 of Ontario Regulation 225/73, is
revoked.
(4) Paragraph 10 of the said Schedule 109, as made
by section 11 of Ontario Regulation 291/77, is
revoked.
30. — (1) Paragraphs 1 and 2 of Schedule 110 to the
said Regulation are revoked.
(2) Paragraph 4 of the said Schedule 110, as made
by section 17 of Ontario Regulation 151/71, is
revoked.
31.— (1) Paragraphs 1, 3, 4, 5 and 6 of Schedule 112
to the said Regulation are revoked.
(2) Paragraph 8 of the said Schedule 1 12, as made
by section 28 of Ontario Regulation 216/71. is
revoked.
(3) Paragraph 9 of the said Schedule 1 12, as made
by section 33 of Ontario Regulation 222/72, is
revoked.
(4) Paragraph 10 of the said Schedule 1 12, as made
by section 18 of Ontario Regulation 225/73, is
revoked.
(5) Paragraph 1 1 of the said Schedule 1 12, as made
by section 23 of Ontario Regulation 293/75, is
revoked.
32. — (1) Paragraphs 2.3,5 and 6 of Schedule 1 13 to
the said Regulation are revoked.
(2) Paragraph 7 of the said Schedule 113, as made
by section 21 of Ontario Regulation 40/71, is
revoked.
(3) Paragraph 8 of the said Schedule 113, as made
by section 6 of Ontario Regulation 257/71, is
revoked.
(4) Paragraph 9 of the said Schedule 1 13, as made
by section 14 of Ontario Regulation 132/72, is
revoked.
(5) Paragraph 10 of the said Schedule 1 13, as made
by section 19 of Ontario Regulation 395/72, is
revoked.
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(6) Paragraph 14 of the said Schedule 1 13, as made
by subsection 2 of section 16 of Ontario Regula-
tion 613/74, is revoked.
(7) Paragraph 16 of the said Schedule 1 13, as made
by section 18 of Ontario Regulation 447/75, is
revoked.
33. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 1 14 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 20 of Ontario Regula-
tion 151/71, is revoked.
34. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 1 15 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 21 of Ontario Regula-
tion 151/71, is revoked.
35. — { 1 ) Paragraphs 5 , 6 and 7 of Schedule 1 1 6 to the
said Regulation, as made by section 20 of
Ontario Regulation 395/72, are revoked.
(2) Paragraph 9 of the said Schedule 116, as made
by section 6 of Ontario Regulation 351/73, is
revoked.
36. — (1) Paragraphs 3, 5 and 6 of Schedule 117 to the
said Regulation are revoked.
(2) Paragraphs 8, 9 and 10 of the said Schedule 117,
as made by section 30 of Ontario Regulation
216/71, are revoked.
3 7 . Schedule 1 2 0 to the said Regulation , as amended
by section 37 of Ontario Regulation 395/74, is
revoked.
38. Schedule 12 1 to the said Regulation, as amended
by section 22 of Ontario Regulation 40/71, sec-
tion 23 of Ontario Regulation 179/71, section 21
of Ontario Regulation 395/72, and section 7 of
Ontario Regulation 351/73, is revoked.
39. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 124 to the said Regula-
tion is revoked.
40. — (1) Paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 of Schedule 126 to the
said Regulation are revoked.
(2) Paragraph 4 of the said Schedule 126, as made
by section 22 of Ontario Regulation 75/72, is
revoked.
(3) Paragraphs 5, 6 and 7 of the said Schedule 126,
as made by section 15 of Ontario Regulation
132/72, are revoked.
41. Schedule 1 2 7 to the said Regulation is revoked .
42. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 128 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 3 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 216/71, is revoked.
43. Paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 of Schedule 129to the said
Regulation are revoked.
44. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 130 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 19 of Ontario Regula-
tion 225/73, is revoked.
45. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 13 1 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 15 of Ontario Regula-
tion 277/73, is revoked.
46. Schedule 132 to the said Regulation, as amended
by section 24 of Ontario Regulation 151/71, is
revoked.
47. Schedule 134 to the said Regulation, as amended
by section 25 of Ontario Regulation 151/71, is
revoked.
48. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 136 to the said Regula-
tion is revoked.
49.— (1) Paragraphs 1 and 2 of Schedule 137 to the
said Regulation are revoked.
(2) Paragraph 3 of the said Schedule 137, as made
by section 22 of Ontario Regulation 395/72, is
revoked.
50. Schedule 138 to the said Regulation, as amended
by section 24 of Ontario Regulation 40/71, sec-
tion 26 of Ontario Regulation 151/71 and section
20 of Ontario Regulation 225/73, is revoked.
51. Schedule 139 to the said Regulation, as amended
by section 25 of Ontario Regulation 40/71 and
section 21 of Ontario Regulation 225/73, is
revoked.
52. Schedule 140 to the said Regulation, as amended
by section 27 of Ontario Regulation 151/71 and
section 22 of Ontario Regulation 225/73,
revoked.
53. Schedules 141, 142, 143, 144 and 145 to the said
Regulation are revoked.
54. — (1) Paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 of Schedule 146 to the
said Regulation, as made by section 9 of Ontario
Regulation 329/71, are revoked.
(2) Paragraph 4 of the said Schedule 146, as made
by section 23 of Ontario Regulation 225/73, is
revoked.
55.
Paragraph 1 of Schedule 147 to the said Regula-
tion is revoked.
56. Schedule 150 to the said Regulation, as amended
by section 23 of Ontario Regulation 395/72, is
revoked.
5 7. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 151 to the said
Regulation is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 2 of the said Schedule 151, as made
by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 663/73, is
revoked.
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58. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 152 to the said Regula-
tion is revoked.
59. Schedule 1 53 to the said Regulation, as amended
by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 531/72, is
revoked.
60. Schedule 155 to the said Regulation is revoked.
61. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 156 to the said
Regulation is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 2 of the said Schedule 156, as made
by section 28 of Ontario Regulation 151/71, is
revoked.
62.— (1) Paragraphs 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6 of Schedule 157
to the said Regulation are revoked.
(2) Paragraphs 7, 8 and 9 of the said Schedule 157.
as made by section 32 of Ontario Regulation
216/71, are revoked.
(3) Paragraph 10 of the said Schedule 157, as made
by section 23 of Ontario Regulation 75/72, is
revoked.
63. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 158 to the said
Regulation is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 3 of the said Schedule 158, as made
by section 33 of Ontario Regulation 216/71, is
revoked.
64. Schedule 161 to the said Regulation is revoked.
65 . Schedule 1 63 to the said Regulation , as amended
by section 34 of Ontario Regulation 222/72, is
revoked.
66. Schedule 1 64 to the said Regulation, as amended
by section 25 of Ontario Regulation 225/73, is
revoked.
67. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 165 to the said
Regulation is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 2 of the said Schedule 165, as made
by section 27 of Ontario Regulation 40/71, is
revoked.
(3) Paragraph 3 of the said Schedule 165, as made
by section 26 of Ontario Regulation 225/73, is
revoked.
68. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 166, to the said
Regulation, as made by section 27 of Ontario
Regulation 225/73, is revoked.
(2) Paragraphs 2 and 3 of the said Schedule 166, as
made by section 10 of Ontario Regulation 329/
71, are revoked.
69. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 167 to the said
Regulation, as remade by section 24 of Ontario
Regulation 395/72, is revoked.
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(2) Paragraph 2 of the said Schedule 167 is revoked.
70. Schedule 1 68 to the said Regulation, as amended
by section 29 of Ontario Regulation 151/71 and
section 24 of Ontario Regulation 75/72, is
revoked.
71. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 172 to the said
Regulation is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 4 of the said Schedule 172, as made
by section 11 of Ontario Regulation 329/71, is
revoked.
72. Schedule 1 73 to the said Regulation is revoked.
73. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 175 to the said
Regulation is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 2 of the said Schedule 175, as made
by section 25 of Ontario Regulation 395/72. is
revoked.
74. — (1) Paragraph 6 of Schedule 177 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 36 of Ontario
Regulation 216/71, is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 7 of the said Schedule 177, as made
by section 26 of Ontario Regulation 395/72, is
revoked.
75. Schedule 1 79 to the said Regulation, as amended
by section 30 of Ontario Regulation 151/71, is
revoked.
76. Schedules 1 80 and 1 8 1 to the said Regulation are
revoked.
77. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 184 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 17 of Ontario
Regulation 277/73, is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 2 of the said Schedule 184, as made
by section 36 of Ontario Regulation 222/72, is
revoked.
78. Schedule 185 to the said Regulation is revoked.
79. Schedule 186 to the said Regulation, as amended
by section 37 of Ontario Regulation 222/72 and
section 18 of Ontario Regulation 277/73. is
revoked.
80. Schedules 188, 189, 190 and 191 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 28 of Ontario
Regulation 40/71, are revoked.
81. Schedule 192 to the said Regulation, as made by
section 28 of Ontario Regulation 40/71 and
amended by section 28 of Ontario Regulation
225/73, is revoked.
82. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 193 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 28 of Ontario Regula-
tion 40/71, is revoked.
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83. Schedules 194 and 195 to the said Regulation, as
made by section 28 of Ontario Regulation 40/71,
are revoked.
84. Schedule 196 to the said Regulation, as made by
section 32 of Ontario Regulation 151/71, is
revoked.
85. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 197 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 32 of Ontario
Regulation 151/71, is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 2 of the said Schedule 197, as made
by section 29 of Ontario Regulation 225/73, is
revoked.
86. Schedule 198 to the said Regulation, as made by
section 32 of Ontario Regulation 151/71, is
revoked.
87. Schedule 199 to the said Regulation, as made by
section 37 of Ontario Regulation 216/71 and
amended by section 6 of Ontario Regulation 798/
74, is revoked.
88. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 200 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 37 of Ontario
Regulation 216/71, is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 2 of the said Schedule 200, as made
by section 38 of Ontario Regulation 222/72, is
revoked.
(3) Paragraph 3 of the said Schedule 200, as made
by section 27 of Ontario Regulation 395/72, is
revoked.
(4) Paragraphs 6 and 7 of the said Schedule 200, as
made by section 19 of Ontario Regulation 277/
73, are revoked.
89. Schedule 201 to the said Regulation, as made by
section 37 of Ontario Regulation 216/71, is
revoked.
90. Schedule 202 Lo the said Regulation, as made by
section 37 of Ontario Regulation 216/71 and
amended by section 39 of Ontario Regulation
222/72 and section 28 of Ontario Regulation 395/
72, is revoked.
91. Paragraphs 1 and 2 of Schedule 203 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 37 of Ontario
Regulation 216/71, are revoked.
92 . Schedule 204 to the said Regulation, as made by
section 37 of Ontario Regulation 216/71 and
amended by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 53 1/
72, is revoked.
93. Schedule 205 to the said Regulation, as made by
section 7 of Ontario Regulation 257/71 and
amended by section 40 of Ontario Regulation
222/72, is revoked.
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94. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 206 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 7 of Ontario Regulation
257/71, is revoked.
95. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 207 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 12 of Ontario
Regulation 329/71, is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 2 of the said Schedule 207, as made
by section 41 of Ontario Regulation 222/72, is
revoked.
96. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 209 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 12 of Ontario Regula-
tion 329/71 is revoked.
97. Schedule 2 10 to the said Regulation, as made by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 361/71, is
revoked.
98. Schedules 211, 212 and 213 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 8 of Ontario Regulation
510/71, are revoked.
99. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 2 14 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 8 of Ontario Regulation
510/71, is revoked.
100. Schedules 215, 216, 217 and 218 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 42 of Ontario
Regulation 222/72, are revoked.
101. — (1) Paragraphs 1 and 2 of Schedule 219 to the
said Regulation, as made by section 29 of
Ontario Regulation 395/72, are revoked.
(2) Paragraph 3 of the said Schedule 219, as made
by section 44 of Ontario Regulation 395/74, is
revoked.
102. Schedules 220 and 221 to the said Regulation, as
made by section 29 of Ontario Regulation 395/
72, are revoked.
103. Schedule 222 to the said Regulation, as made by
section 5 of Ontario Regulation 531/72, is
revoked.
104. Schedules 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 228 and 229
to the said Regulation, as made by section 30 of
Ontario Regulation 225/73, are revoked.
105 . Schedule 230 to the said Regulation, as made by
section 20 of Ontario Regulation 2 77/73 and
amended by section 26 of Ontario Regulation
447/75, is revoked.
106. Schedule 23 1 to the said Regulation, as made by
section 20 of Ontario Regulation 2 77/73 and
amended by section 45 of Ontario Regulation
395/74, is revoked.
107. Schedule 232 to the said Regulation, as made by
section 9 of Ontario Regulation 351/73 and
O. Reg. 607/79
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amended by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 663/
73, is revoked.
108. Schedule 235 to the said Regulation, as made by
section 5 of Ontario Regulation 663/73 and
amended by section 19 of Ontario Regulation
613/74, is revoked.
109. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 236 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 5 of Ontario
Regulation 663/73. is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 4 of the said Schedule 236. as made
by section 10 of Ontario Regulation 258/77, is
revoked.
1 10. Schedule 237 to the said Regulation, as made by
section 5 of Ontario Regulation 663/73, is
revoked.
111. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 239 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 47 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/74, is revoked.
112. Schedule 255 to the said Regulation, as made bi-
section 18 of Ontario Regulation 426/76, is
revoked.
John Snow
Minister of Transportation
and Communications
Dated at Toronto, this 21st day of August, 1979.
(3156) 36
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 608/79.
Construction Zones.
Made — August 21st, 1979.
Filed— August 23rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 411 OF REVISED
REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1 . Schedule 92 to Regulation 41 1 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding
thereto the following paragraph:
7. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
560 King between a point situate at its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No. 144 in the Township
of Invergarry in the Territorial District of Sudbury and
a point situate at its intersection with the King's High-
way known as No. 65 in the Township of James in the
Territorial District of Timiskaming.
2. Schedule 137 to the said Regulation is amended
by adding thereto the following paragraph:
5. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
539 in the Territorial District of Nipissing lying
between a point situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 64 in the Township of
Field and a point situate at its intersection with the
boundary line between the Townships of Crerar and
Hugel.
3. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 259 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 20 of Ontario Regula-
tion 193/77, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
1. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
528.
4. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedules:
Schedule 275
HIGHWAY NO. 17B
1 . That part of the King's Highway known as No.
17B in the Township of Commanda in the Territorial
District of Nipissing. O. Reg. 608/79, s. 4, part.
Schedule 276
HIGHWAY NO. 112
1. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
112. O. Reg. 608/79, s. 4, part.
Schedule 277
HIGHWAY NO. 528A
1. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
528A. O. Reg. 608/79, s. 4, part.
Schedule 278
HIGHWAY NO. 539A
1. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
539A in the township of Crerar in the Territorial Dis-
trict of Nipissing lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the King's Highway known as No. 539
and a point situate at its intersection with the line
between lots 2 and 3 in Concession 4. O. Reg. 608/79,
s. 4, part.
Schedule 279
HIGHWAY NO. 575
1. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
5 75 in the Township of Field in the Territorial District
of Nipissing beginning at a point situate at its intersec-
tion with the King's Highway known as No. 64 and
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O. Reg. 611/79
extending westerly therealong for a distance of 2.2
kilometres. O. Reg. 608/79, s. 4, part.
J. Snow
Minister of Transportation
and Communications
Dated at Toronto, this 21st day of August, 1979.
(3157) 36
THE MOTORIZED SNOW VEHICLES
ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 609/79.
Designations.
Made— August 20th, 1979.
Filed— August 23rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 64/77
MADE UNDER
THE MOTORIZED SNOW VEHICLES ACT,
1974
Section 4 of Ontario Regulation 64/77 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
4. The following parts of the King's Highway are
designated as parts of the King's Highway upon which
motorized snow vehicles may be driven:
1. All of the King's Highway known as and
numbered 500 to 899.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 1 18 in the Township of Muskoka Lakes in
the District Municipality of Muskoka lying
between its intersection with the roadway
known as Muskoka District Road 27 (also
known as Ferndale Road) and its intersection
with the roadway known as Bailey Street.
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 169 in the Township of Muskoka Lakes in
the District Municipality of Muskoka lying
between its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 660 and its intersec-
tion with the roadway known as River
Street. O. Reg. 609/79, s. 1.
J. Snow
Minister of Transportation
and Communications
Dated at Toronto, this 20th day of August, 1979.
(3158)
THE AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
FINANCE ACT
O. Reg. 610/79.
Deposits.
Made — August 1st, 1979.
Filed— August 23rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 7 OF REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
FINANCE ACT
1. Section 1 of Regulation 7 of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1970, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 74/79, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
1. — (1) Subject to subsection 2 , interest at the rate of
lO'/i per cent per annum calculated on the minimum
monthly balance from the 1st day of August, 1979 shall
be paid on the last days of March and September in each
year.
(2) In special cases, the Minister of Revenue may
determine a rate of interest and basis of calculation
different from that prescribed in subsection 1, but the
rate so determined shall not exceed 10'/2 per cent per
annum. O. Reg. 610/79, s. 1.
(3159) 36
THE CORPORATIONS TAX ACT. 1972
O. Reg. 611/79.
General.
Made— August 15th, 1979.
Filed— August 23rd, 1979.
36
199.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 350/73
MADE UNDER
THE CORPORATIONS TAX ACT, 1972
1. — (1) Subclause hi of clause d of subsection 1 of
section 201 of Ontario Regulation 350/73, as
made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 147/78,
is amended by striking out "after the 8th day of
May, 1972 and before the particular time" in the
tenth and eleventh lines and inserting in lieu
thereof "during or after the first taxation year
ending after the 19th day of April, 1977 and
before the particular time and before the 1 1th
day of April, 1978".
(2) Subclause iv of clause d of subsection 1 of the
said section 201, as remade by section 1 of
O. Reg. 611/79
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4505
Ontario Regulation 809/78, is amended by-
adding after "time" in the thirteenth line "and
before the 11th day of April, 1978".
(3) Subclause v of clause d of subsection 1 of the
said section 201, as made by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 147/78, is amended by striking out
"deductible" in the first line and inserting in lieu
thereof "deducted".
(4) Clause d of subsection 1 of the said section 201 is
amended by striking out "and" at the end of
subclause v and by adding thereto the following
subclauses:
(vii) 33'/} per cent of the aggregate of all
amounts, each of which is an amount
that became receivable by the cor-
poration after the 28th day of April.
1978 and before the particular time
and in respect of which the considera-
tion given by the corporation therefor
was a property (other than a share, or a
property that would have been a
Canadian resource property if it had
been acquired by the corporation at the
time the consideration was given) or
services the cost of which may reason-
ably be regarded as having been
primarily an expenditure that was
added in computing the corporation's
earned depletion base by virtue of sub-
clause ii or in computing the earned
depletion base of a predecessor cor-
poration (within the meaning given to
that expression by subsection 2 of sec-
tion 204) by virtue of subclause ii as it
applied to the predecessor corporation
where the corporation is a successor
corporation (within the meaning given
to that expression by subsection 2 of
section 204) or a second successor cor-
poration (within the meaning given to
that expression by subsection 3 of sec-
tion 204) to the predecessor corpora-
tion, as the case may be,
(viii) 33 Vi per cent of the aggregate of all
amounts, each of which is an amount
in respect of a disposition of property
(other than a disposition of property,
that had been used by the corporation,
to any person with whom the corpora-
tion was not dealing at arm's length) of
the corporation after the 28th day of
April, 1978 and before the particular
time, the cost of which was added in
computing the corporation's earned
depletion base by virtue of subclause iii
or iv or in computing the earned
depletion base of a predecessor cor-
poration by virtue of subclause iii or iv
as it applied to the predecessor cor-
poration where the corporation is a
successor corporation or a second suc-
1993
cessor corporation to the predecessor
corporation, as the case may be, and
each of which is the amount that is
equal to the lesser of,
(A) the proceeds of disposition of
the property, and
(B) the capital cost of the property
to the taxpayer or the predeces-
sor corporation, as the case may
be, computed as if no amount
had been added thereto by vir-
tue of paragraph b of subsec-
tion 1 of section 2 1 , or subsec-
tion 3 of section 21 of the '
Income Tax Act (Canada), as
made applicable by subsection
1 of section 14 of the Act, and
(ix) where the corporation is a predecessor
corporation, any amount required by
clause b of subsection 2 of section 204
to be deducted before the particular
time in computing the corporation's
earned depletion base;
(5) Subsection 1 of the said section 201, as remade
by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 147/78 and
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 809/
78, is further amended by adding thereto the
following clauses:
(da) "disposition of property" has the meaning
given to that expression by paragraph c of
subsection 2 1 of section 13 of the Income Tax
Act (Canada);
(ea) "proceeds of disposition" of property has the
meaning given to that expression by para-
graph d of subsection 2 1 of section 13 of the
Income Tax Act (Canada);
(6) Subclause i of clause g of subsection 1 of the said
section 201, as made by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 147/78, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(i) the amounts, if any, included in com-
puting its income for the year by virtue
of subsection 3 of section 16 of the Act
and paragraph b of section 59. 1 of the
Income Tax Act (Canada) as made
applicable by subsection 1 of the said
section 16 from the disposition of a
Canadian oil or gas resource property
or that would have been a Canadian oil
or gas resource property if it has been
acquired after 1971, less the aggregate
of deductions, if any. allowed in com-
puting its income for the year in respect
of such disposition by virtue of section
18 of the Act and paragraph a of sec-
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tion 59.1 of the Income Tax Act
(Canada) as made applicable by sub-
section 1 of the said section 16, and
(7) Subclause v of clause g of subsection 1 of the said
section 201 is revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
(v) such other deductions for the year as
may reasonably be regarded as applic-
able to the sources of income described
in subclause ii other than a deduction
under section 203, subsection 2 or 3 of
section 204, section 207 or section 2 10;
(8) Subclause i of clause h of subsection 1 of the said
section 201, as made by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 147/78, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(i) the amounts, if any, included in com-
puting its income for the year by virtue
of subsection 3 of section 16 of the Act
and paragraph b of section 59. 1 of the
Income Tax Act (Canada) as made
applicable by subsection 1 of the said
section 16, less the aggregate of the
deductions, if any, allowed in com-
puting its income for the year by virtue
of section 18 of the Act and paragraph
a of section 59. 1 of the Income Tax Act
(Canada) as made applicable by sub-
section 1 of the said section 16, to the
extent that such amounts have not
been included under subclause i of
clause g, and
(9) Subsection 6 of the said section 201, as made by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 147/78, is
amended by striking out "and" at the end of
clause a , by adding "and" at the end of clause b ,
and by adding thereto the following clause:
(c) any property deemed by clause b to have been
acquired by the corporation shall be deemed
to have been acquired by it on the day the
property was acquired by the partnership.
2. Section 202 of the said Regulation, as made by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 147/78, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
202. For the purposes of section 19 of the Act, there
may be deducted in computing a corporation's income
for a taxation year such of the amounts determined in
accordance with sections 203 to 208 and section 2 10 as
are applicable. O. Reg. 611/79, s. 2.
3. Clause a of section 203 of the said Regulation, as
made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 147/78,
is amended by,
(a) striking out "an amount equal to the lesser of
in the first line and inserting in lieu thereof
"such amount as it may claim not exceeding
the lesser of,"; and
(b) striking out "deductible" in the fifth line of
subclause i and inserting in lieu thereof
"deducted".
4. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 204 of the said
Regulation, as made by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 147/78, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(1) For the purposes of computing the earned deple-
tion base of a corporation, where after the 19th day of
April, 1977 and after the corporation last ceased to
carry on active business, control of the corporation is
considered, for the purposes of subsection 1 1 of section
66 of the Income Tax Act (Canada), to have been
acquired by a person or persons who did not control the
corporation at the time when it so ceased to carry on
active business, the amount by which the earned deple-
tion base of the corporation at the time it last ceased to
carry on active business exceeds the aggregate of
amounts otherwise deducted under section 203 in com-
puting its income for taxation years after that time and
before control was so acquired, shall be deemed to have
been deducted under section 203 by the corporation in
computing its income for taxation years ending before
control was so acquired. O. Reg. 611/79, s. 4 (1).
(2) Subsection 2 of the said section 204, as made by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 147/78, exclu-
sive of the clauses, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(2) Where a corporation (in this subsection and in
clause d of subsection 1 of section 201 referred to as the
"successor corporation") has at any time (in this subsec-
tion referred to as the "time of acquisition") after the 7th
day of November, 1969 and in a taxation year (in this
subsection referred to as the "transaction year"),
acquired, by purchase or otherwise (including an
acquisition as a result of an amalgamation described in
section 87 of the Income Tax Act (Canada) ), from
another corporation (in this subsection and in clause d j
of subsection 1 of section 201 referred to as the "pre-
decessor corporation") all or substantially all of the
property of the predecessor corporation used by it in
carrying on in Canada such of the businesses described
in any of subparagraphs i to vii of paragraph h of
subsection 15 of section 66 of the Income Tax Act
(Canada) as were carried on by it, the following rules
apply:
(3) Clause a of subsection 2 of the said section 204 is
amended by,
(a) inserting after "year," in the third line "such j
amount as it may claim not exceeding";
(6) inserting after "1972" in the eleventh line of I
subsubclause B of subclause i "with respect to
the predecessor corporation"; and
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4507
(<-) striking out "deductible" in the third line of
subclause ii and inserting in lieu thereof
"deducted '.
(4) Clause b of subsection 2 of the said section 204 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor
(b) for the purpose of computing the earned
depletion base of the predecessor corporation
as of any time after the transaction year of the
predecessor corporation, there shall be
deducted the amount, if any, by which,
(i) the earned depletion base of the pre-
decessor corporation immediately
after the time of acquisition (assuming
for this purpose that, in the case of an
acquisition as a result of an amalga-
mation described in section 87 of the
Income Tax Act (Canada), the pre-
decessor corporation existed after the
time of acquisition and no property
was acquired or disposed of in the
course of the amalgamation),
exceeds,
(ii) the amount, if any, deducted under
clause a of section 203 in computing
the income of the predecessor corpora-
tion for the transaction year of the pre-
decessor corporation.
(5) Subsection 3 of the said section 204, as made by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 147/78, is
amended by revoking all that portion thereof
preceding clause a and inserting in lieu thereof
the following:
(3) Where a corporation (in this subsection and
clause d of subsection 1 of section 201 referred to as the
"second successor corporation") has, at any time after
the 7th day of November, 1969, acquired, by purchase
or otherwise (including an acquisition as a result of an
amalgamation described in section 87 of the Income
Tax Act (Canada), from another corporation (in this
subsection referred to as the "first successor corpora-
tion'*) that was a successor corporation within the
meaning of subsection 2 all or substantially all of the
property of the first successor corporation used by it in
earning on in Canada such of the businesses described
in any of subparagraphs i to vii of paragraph h of
subsection IS of section 66 of the Income Tax Act
(Canada) as were carried on by it. there may be
deducted, in computing the income of the second suc-
cessor corporation for a particular taxation year, such
amount as it may claim not exceeding the lesser of,
(6) Clause b of subsection 3 of the said section 204 is
amended by striking out "deductible" in the first
line of each of subclauses i and ii and inserting in
lieu thereof in each instance "deducted".
5. Subsection 2 of section 207 of the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
147/78, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(2) For the purposes of this section, the "frontier
exploration base" of a corporation as of a particular
time means the amount by which,
(a) the amount in respect of a particular oil or gas
well in Canada determined under paragraphs
a and a.l of subsection 2 of section 1207 of the
regulations made under the Income Tax Act
(Canada),
exceeds the aggregate of,
(b) all amounts deducted by the corporation
under subsection 1 in computing its income
for taxation years ending before the particular
time; and
(c) all amounts deducted under paragraphs c and
d of subsection 2 of section 1207 of the regula-
tions made under the Income Tax Act (Cana-
da) in computing the corporation's frontier
depletion base at that particular time for the
purposes of that Act. O. Reg. 611/79, s. 5.
6. The said Regulation is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
SUPPLEMENTARY DEPLETION ALLOWANCES
210. — ( 1) In computing a corporation's income for a
taxation year there may be deducted such amount as it
may claim not exceeding the lesser of,
(a) 50 per cent of its income for the year, com-
puted in accordance with Part II of the Act, if
no deduction were allowed under this subsec-
tion or subsection 1 of section 207; and
(b) its supplementary depletion base as at the end
of the year (before making any deduction
under this subsection for the year).
(2) For the purposes of this section, the
"supplementary' depletion base" of a corporation as of a
particular time means the amount by which,
(a) the aggregate of the amounts determined as of
that particular time with respect to the cor-
poration under paragraphs a , b and c of sub-
section 3 of section 1213 of the regulations
made under the Income Tax Act (Canada),
exceeds the aggregate of,
(b) all amounts deducted by the corporation
under subsection 1 in computing its income
for taxation years ending before the particular
time; and
1995
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(c) all amounts deducted by the corporation
under paragraphs e,f, g, h and i of subsec-
tion 3 of section 12 13 of the regulations made
under the Income Tax Act (Canada) in com-
puting its supplementary depletion base at
that particular time for the purposes of that
Act.
(3) For the purposes of this section, in computing a
corporation's supplementary depletion base, the rules
set out in subsections 2 and 4 of section 1213 of the
regulations made under the Income Tax Act (Canada)
apply, except that the references therein to "subsection
1" shall be read as references to subsection 1 of this
section. O. Reg. 611/79, s. 6.
7. — (1) Subsection 8 of section 402 of the said
Regulation, as amended by subsection 2 of sec-
tion 7 and section 16 of Ontario Regulation 147/
78, is further amended by revoking all that por-
tion thereof preceding clause a and inserting in
lieu thereof the following:
"For the purposes of subsection 3 and subsection 3 of
section 419, where the income or loss of a corporation
for a taxation year consists of,"
(2) Clause a of subsection 8 of section 402 of the said
Regulation is amended by striking out "income
from a business" in the first line and inserting in
lieu thereof "income or loss from a business".
(3) Clause b of subsection 8 of the said section 402 is
amended by striking out "income from prop-
erty" in the first line and inserting in lieu thereof
"income or loss from property".
(4) Subclause iv of clause b of subsection 8 of the
said section 402 is amended by striking out
"clause b of section 12" in the third and fourth
lines and inserting in lieu thereof "paragraph b
of section 3 of the Income Tax Act (Canada) as
made applicable by subsection 1 of section 12 of
the Act".
8. Section 428 of the said Regulation, as amended
by section 10 of Ontario Regulation 147/78, is
further amended by striking out "section 28" in
the second line and inserting in lieu thereof "sec-
tion 128".
9. Section 601 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 121/74 and
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 509/
76, section 12 of Ontario Regulation 147/78 and
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 809/78, is
further amended by adding thereto the following
item:
2. Canadair Services Limited.
10. Subsection 5 of section 706 of the said Regula-
tion, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 220/77 and amended by subsection 3 of
section IS of Ontario Regulation 147/78, is
further amended by striking out "and Senior
Supervisor, Compliance, Corporations Tax
Branch" in the third and fourth lines and
inserting in lieu thereof "Senior Supervisor,
Compliance, Corporations Tax Branch, and
Supervisor, Tax Returns Centre, Corporations
Tax Branch".
11. Section 723 of the said Regulation is revoked.
O. Reg. 611/79, s. 11.
12. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following section:
728. — (1) For the purposes of section 148a of the
Act, any amount deducted or withheld by any person
pursuant to subsection 2 or 3 thereof shall be remitted to
the Treasurer of Ontario not later than the date pro-
vided in subsection 3 of this section for the filing of the
report in respect of the performance with respect to
which the amount was deducted or withheld.
(2) Every person required by section 148a to deduct
or withhold an amount pursuant to subsection 2 or 3
thereof shall file with the Minister a report stating his
name and address, the name and address of each cor-
poration on behalf of which an amount was deducted or
withheld, the amount paid to the corporation in respect
of performances presented, the date of each period
during which the performances were presented by the
corporation, the amount deducted or withheld on
behalf of the corporation, and such additional informa-
tion as is required by the Minister.
(3) The report required under subsection 2 shall be in
respect of performances presented in the three-month
period ending on the 3 1st day of March, the 30th day of
June, the 30th day of September and the 31st day of
December of each year and shall be filed not later than
two months after the last day of the period in respect of
which it is required to be filed. O. Reg. 611/79, s. 12.
13. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following section:
ELIGIBLE CANADIAN PROFITS
729. — (1) For the purpose of subsection 3 of section
36a of the Act, the "eligible Canadian profits" of a
corporation for a taxation year are the aggregate of,
(a) its manufacturing and processing income for
the year;
(6) its mining income for the year, to the extent
that such amount is not included by virtue of
clause a; and
(r) its active business incomes for the year from
farming, fishing and logging, to the extefl
that such amounts are not included by virtue
of clause a or b.
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(2) For the purpose of subsection 1, where a cor-
poration has active business income from sources other
than the sources referred to in subsection 1 , the whole of
such active business income shall qualify as eligible
Canadian profits if,
(a) the active business income from such other
sources does not exceed 20 per cent of the total
active business income of the corporation for
the year; and
(b) the total active business income of the cor-
poration for the year does not exceed
$250,000.
(3) In this section,
(a) "farming" has the meaning given to that
expression by section 1 of the Act, and the
corporation's active business income for the
year from farming shall be determined in
accordance with sections 5200 and 5202 of the
regulations made under the Income Tax Act
(Canada) applied as if the references therein to
"manufacturing and processing" were ref-
erences to "farming", except that in comput-
ing the cost of capital of the corporation the
cost of land owned by it or the annual rental
cost incurred by the corporation for land
leased by it and used by it in its farming busi-
ness shall be included;
(b) "fishing" has the meaning given to that
expression by section 248 of the Income Tax
Act (Canada) as made applicable by section 1
of the Act, and the corporation's active busi-
ness income from fishing shall be determined
in accordance with sections 5200 and 5202 of
the regulations made under the Income Tax
Act (Canada) applied as if the references
therein to "manufacturing and processing"
were references to "fishing";
(c ) "logging" includes the sale of standing timber,
the sale of the right to cut standing timber, the
sale of logs, the delivery of logs to a sawmill,
pulp or paper plant or other place for proces-
sing or manufacturing, the delivery of logs to a
carrier for export, the export of logs, the
acquisition of standing timber, the cutting of
logs from standing timber, or any combina-
tion of such operations, and me corporation's
active business income from logging shall be
determined in accordance with sections 5200
and 5202 of the regulations made under the
Income Tax Act (Canada) applied as if the
references therein to "manufacturing and pro-
cessing' were references to "logging";
(d) "manufacturing and processing income" of a
corporation means that portion of its income
for the year, determined in accordance with
the Act, that would qualify as "Canadian
manufacturing and processing profits" for the I
1997
purpose of subsection 3 of section 1 25 . 1 of the
Income Tax Act (Canada); and
(e) "mining income" of a corporation means the
aggregate of,
(i) the amount by which its resource pro-
fits from mining operations deter-
mined in accordance with clause h of
subsection 1 of section 201 (but not
including the amounts referred to in
subclause i and subsubclause D of sub-
clause ii of the said clause //) exceeds
any amount deducted for the year
under clause b of section 203, and
(ii) its active business income (other than
income included by virtue of subclause
i) from the production of minerals from
a mine that is an industrial mineral
mine for the purpose of paragraph g of
subsection 1 of section 1100 of the
regulations made under the Income
Tax Act (Canada), and such active
business shall be determined in
accordance with sections 5200 and
5202 of the regulations made under the
Income Tax Act (Canada) applied as if
the references therein to "manufac-
turing and processing" were references
to "industrial mineral mine". O.
Reg. 611/79, s. 13.
14. — (1) Subsections 6 and 8 of section 1, section 3,
and subsections 3, 5 and 6 of section 4 of this
Regulation shall be deemed to have come into
force on the 20th day of April, 1977 and apply to
corporations in respect of all taxation years
ending after the 19th day of April, 1977.
(2) Subsection 4 of section 1 and subsection 4 of
section 4 of this Regulation shall be deemed to
have come into force on the 29th day of April,
1978 and apply to computations of the earned
depletion base made as of a particular time that
is after the 28th day of April, 1978.
(3) Subsections 1, 2 and 3 of section 1 and subsec-
tion 1 of section 4 of this Regulation shall be
deemed to have come into force on the 20th day
of April, 1977 and apply to computations of the
earned depletion base made after the 19th dav of
April, 1977.
(4) Subsection 2 of section 4 of this Regulation shall
be deemed to have come into force on the 29th
day of April, 1978 and applies to corporations in
respect of all taxation years ending after the 28th
day of April, 1978.
(5) Subsections 5, 7 and 9 of section 1 and sections 2
and 6 of this Regulation shall be deemed to have
come into force on the 11th day of April, 1978
and apply to corporations in respect of all taxa-
tion years ending after the 10th day of April,
1978.
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(6) Section 5 of this Regulation shall be deemed to
have come into force on the 28th day of March,
1979, and applies to corporations in respect of all
taxation years ending after the 27th day of
March, 1979.
(7) Subsections 1, 2 and 3 of section 7 of this Regu-
lation shall be deemed to have come into force on
the 1st day of January, 1972 and apply to cor-
porations in respect of all taxation years ending
after 1971.
(8) Subsection 4 of section 7 and sections 8 and 1 1 of
this Regulation shall be deemed to have come
into force on the 8th day of December, 1977.
(9) Section 9 of this Regulation shall be deemed to
have come into force on the 5 th day of January,
1976 and applies to Canadair Services Limited
in respect of all taxation years of that corpora-
tion ending after the 5th day of January, 1976.
(10) Section 10 of this Regulation comes into force on
the day this Regulation is filed under The Regu-
lations Act.
( 1 1) Section 12 of this Regulation shall be deemed to
have come into force on the 18th day of May,
1979 and applies to performances given after the
17th day of May, 1979.
(12) Section 13 of this Regulation shall be deemed to
have come into force on the 11th day of April,
1979 and applies to corporations in respect of
taxation years ending after the 10th day of April,
1979. O. Reg. 611/79, s. 14.
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THE GENERAL SESSIONS ACT
THE COUNTY COURTS ACT
O. Reg. 612/79.
Sittings of the General Sessions of the
Peace and Sittings of the County
Court for the County of Huron.
Made — August 22nd, 1979.
Filed— August 23rd, 1979.
THE GENERAL SESSIONS ACT
THE COUNTY COURTS ACT
In The Matter Of The General Sessions Act and The
County Courts Act; and
In The Matter Of the Sittings of the General Sessions
of the Peace and of the Sittings of the County Court
for the trial of issues of fact and assessment of dam-
ORDER
Whereas the sittings of the Court of General Ses-
sions of the Peace and the sittings of the County Court
for the trial of issues of fact and assessment of damages
with or without a jury, for the County of Huron, are
presently scheduled for Wednesday, November 7th,
1979;
And Whereas it is desirable to hold the said sittings
on the 14th day of November, 1979, instead of the 7th
day of November, 1979;
Therefore It Is Ordered that the sittings of the
Court of General Sessions of the Peace and sittings of
the County Court for the trial of issues of fact and
assessment of damages with or without a jury, for the
County of Huron, shall be held commencing Wednes-
day, November 14th, 1979.
And It Is Further Ordered that a copy of this
Order shall be mailed by ordinary post to the Attorney
General of Ontario, and that a copy of this Order shall
be posted in the office of the Clerk of the County Court
of the County of Huron and in the office of the Clerk of
the General Sessions of the Peace for the said County.
W. E. C. Colter
Chief Judge of the County and
District Courts of the Counties and
Districts of Ontario
Dated at the City of Toronto, in The Municipality of
Metropolitan Toronto, this 22nd day of August, 1979.
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THE PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
O. Reg. 613/79.
Designation of Parks.
Made — August 22nd, 1979.
Filed— August 23rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 695 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
1. — (1) Schedule 18 of Appendix B to Regulation
695 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970
as remade by subsection 2 of section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 72/72, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
Schedule 18
THE PINERY PROVINCIAL PARK
In the Township of Bosanquet, in the County of
Lambton, containing an area of 2542.248 hectares,
ages with or without a jury for the County of Huron. | more or less, described as follows:
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1. Beginning at the most northerly corner of Lot
9, in Lake Road East Concession; thence southeas-
terly along the northeasterly limit of that lot to the
northwesterly limit of that part of the King's High-
way known as Number 21; thence southwesterly
along that limit to the southwesterly limit of Lot 1 1
in Lake Road East Concession; thence northwesterly
along that limit and the northwesterly production
thereof to the northwesterly limit of the allowance
for road between the Lake Road West Concession
and Lake Road East Concession; thence southwes-
terly along that limit to the limit between lots 19 and
20 in Lake Road West Concession; thence southeas-
terly in a straight line to the most northerly corner of
Lot 20 in Lake Road East Concession; thence south-
easterly along the northeasterly limit of said Lot 20 a
distance of 384.645 metres; thence in a northeasterly
direction parallel to the northwesterly limit of Lot 19
in Lake Road East Concession a distance of 27.432
metres; thence in a southeasterly direction parallel to
the southwesterly limit of said Lot 19 a distance of
73.761 metres; thence in a southwesterly direction
parallel to the northwesterly limit of said Lot 19 a
distance of 27.432 metres, more or less, to the
southwesterly limit of said Lot 19; thence in a south-
easterly direction along that southwesterly limit
179.575 metres, more or less, to the northwesterly
limit of that part of the King's Highway known as
Number 21; thence southwesterly along that limit to
the southwesterly limit of Lot 31 in Lake Road East
Concession; thence northwesterly along that limit to
the most westerly corner of that Lot 31; thence
northwesterly in a straight line to the most southerly
corner of Lot 31 in Lake Road West Concession;
thence northwesterly along the southwesterly limit of
that Lot 31 and its northwesterly production to the
high-water mark along the northwesterly bank of the
Ausable River; thence in a southerly and westerly
direction along that high-water mark to the south-
westerly limit of Lot 32, Lake Road West Conces-
sion; thence north 68° 02' 10" west 16.154 metres,
more or less, to the inner limit of a 10.058 metre
road allowance along the Ausable River; thence
northwesterly on a curve to the left having a radius
of 1733.275 metres an arc distance of 397.078
metres, the chord equivalent being 395.499 metres
measured north 70° 59" 23' west; thence north 77°
32' 50" west 488.542 metres; thence northwesterly on
a curve to the right having a radius of 707.029
metres, an arc distance of 145.094 metres, the chord
equivalent being 144.664 metres measured north 71°
35' 38" west; thence north 65° 39' 10" west 222.089
metres; thence north 65° 51' west 255.544 metres;
thence north 24° 11' 30" east 111.313 metres; thence
north 65° 48' 30" west 60.899 metres; thence north
18° 57' west 32.223 metres; thence north 29° 59' 30"
west 76.510 metres; thence north 59° 56' 50" east
376.855 metres; thence north 30° 03' 10" west 47.421
metres, more or less, to the high-water mark of Lake
Huron; thence easterly along the said high-water
mark to the easterly limit of Part 2, Plan 25R-2528;
thence south 30° 03' 10" east along the easterly limit
of said Part 2 a distance of 48.073 metres, more or
less, to the southeasterly corner of said Part 2;
thence north 59° 56' 50" east 91.44 metres; thence
north 30° 03' 10" west 46.436 metres, more or less,
to the high-water mark of Lake Huron; thence north
30° 03' 10" west to a point distant 182.88 metres
measured northwesterly from and perpendicularly to
the water's edge of Lake Huron; thence in a north-
easterly direction parallel to that water's edge and
182.88 metres in perpendicular distance therefrom to
the northwesterly production of the northeasterly
limit of Lot 9 in Lake Road West Concession; thence
southeasterly along that production and the north-
easterly limit of that Lot 9 to the most easterly
corner thereof; thence southeasterly in a straight line
to the place of beginning.
2. Those parts of lots 21 and 22 in Lake Road
East Concession lying southeasterly of the southeas-
terly limit of that part of the King's Highway known
as Number 21.
3. Beginning at a point in the southeasterly limit
of that part of the King's Highway known as
Number 21 distant 239.883 metres measured south
87° 16' 02" east from the most westerly corner of Lot
10, in Lake Road East Concession; thence south 58°
42' 18" east 10.482 metres; thence north 45° 25' east
19.275 metres; thence north 38° 42' 10" east 60.466
metres; thence north 32° 57' 40" east 83.298 metres;
thence north 18° 34' east 15.962 metres; thence north
2° 36' 05" east 45.537 metres; thence north 20° 09'
40" east 26.027 metres; thence north 38° 03' 40" east
53.306 metres; thence north 61° 56' 50" east 61.743
metres; thence north 54° 36' east 60.835 metres;
thence north 50° 56' 30" east 41.041 metres; thence
north 33° 51' 30" east 176.065 metres; thence north
26° 48' east 103.864 metres; thence north 3° 24' 50"
east 119.567 metres; thence north 3° 50' 50" west
105.564 metres; thence north 59° 17' 15" west
129.653 metres to the southeasterly limit of that part
of the King's Highway known as Number 21; thence
in a southwesterly direction along that highway limit
to the place of beginning. O. Reg. 613/79, s. 1 (1).
(2) The said Appendix B is amended by adding
thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 124
FUSHIMI LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK
In the geographic townships of Bannerman,
Fushimi, Hanlan and Stoddart in the Territorial Dis-
trict of Cochrane, containing an area of 5294 hectares,
more or less, described as follows:
Beginning at the southeasterly corner of Lot 12, in
Concession VI, in the geographic Township of Stod-
dart; thence westerly along the northerly limit of Con-
cession V a distance of 804.672 metres; thence north-
easterly in a straight line a distance of 6200 metres,
more or less, to a point in the westerly limit of Lot 9, in
Concession X, distant 170.688 metres measured south-
erly along the said westerly limit from the northwesterly
corner of said Lot 9; thence westerly parallel to the
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northerly limit of lots 10 and 1 1 , in Concession X, to the
line between the east half and west half of said Lot 11;
thence northerly along the line between the east half
and west half of said Lot 1 1 to the northerly limit of said
Lot 11; thence northerly in a straight line to the inter-
section of the southerly limit of Lot 11 in Concession XI,
with the line between the east half and west half of said
Lot 1 1; thence northerly along the said line between the
east half and west half of said Lot 1 1 to the northerly
limit of said Lot 1 1; thence westerly along the northerly
limit of lots 11 and 12 in Concession XI to the north-
westerly corner of said Lot 12; thence westerly in a
straight line to the northeasterly corner of Lot 13 in
Concession XI; thence westerly along the northerly
limit of said Lot 13 to the intersection with the easterly
limit of Fushimi Road; thence in a general northeasterly
direction along the said easterly limit to the intersection
with a line drawn easterly parallel to the southerly
boundary of the geographic Township of Fushimi and
1371.60 metres in perpendicular distance therefrom;
thence east astronomically 7724.851 metres; thence
north astronomically 624.840 metres; thence east
astronomically 1207.01 metres; thence south
astronomically 1207.01 metres; thence southwesterly in
a straight line a distance of 4820 metres, more or less, to
a point in the southerly limit of Lot 2 6 , in Concession X ,
in the geographic Township of Hanlan, distant 100.S84
metres measured easterly along the said southerly limit
from the southwesterly corner of said Lot 26; thence
southwesterly in a straight line a distance of 2560
metres, more or less, to a point in the easterly limit of
Lot 2, in Concession VIII, in the geographic Township
of Stoddart, distant 598.475 metres measured northerly
along the said easterly limit from the southeasterly
corner of said Lot 2; thence westerly in a straight line
4083.71 metres, more or less, to a point in the westerly
limit of Lot 9, in Concession VIII, distant 598.475
metres measured southerly along the said westerly limit
from the northwesterly corner of said Lot 9; thence
southwesterly in a straight line 3220 metres, more or
less, to the place of beginning.
Saving and Excepting therefrom part of lots 5 and 6,
in Concession XI, in the geographic Township of Stod-
dart, described as follows:
Premising that the bearings hereinafter mentioned
are astronomical and are referred to the southerly limit
of the said lots having a bearing of due east as shown in
the original survey of the said township;
Beginning at a point in the westerly limit of said Lot 5
distant 279.468 metres measured northerly along the
said westerly limit from the southwesterly corner of said
Lot 5; thence south 52° 31' west 8.062 metres; thence
north 42° 29' west 91.440 metres; thence north 47° 31'
east 91.440 metres, more or less, to the water's edge of
Fushimi Lake; thence in a general southeasterly direc-
tion along the said water's edge to a line drawn north 5 2°
31' east from the place of beginning; thence south 52°
31' west 133.319 metres, more or less, to the place of
beginning. O. Reg. 613/79, s. 1 (2).
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THE COMMODITY BOARDS AND
MARKETING AGENCIES ACT, 1978
O. Reg. 614/79.
Levies or Charges — Milk.
Made — August 22nd, 1979.
Filed— August 23rd, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE COMMODITY BOARDS AND MARKETING
AGENCIES ACT, 1978
LEVIES OR CHARGES— MILK
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "marketing agency" means the Canadian
Dairy Commission constituted by the Cana-
dian Dairy Commission Act;
(b) "milk" means milk bought by The Ontario
Milk Marketing Board from producers and
sold by The Ontario Milk Marketing Board to
processors as classes 3, 4, 4a, 4b, 5, 5a and 6
milk in accordance with section 13 of Ontario
Regulation 190/78. O. Reg. 614/79, s. 1.
2. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, the Lieutenant Gov-
ernor in Council hereby grants to the marketing agency,
in relation to the marketing of milk locally within
Ontario, authority to fix, impose and collect levies or
charges from persons engaged in the production of milk
in Ontario and for such purpose to classify such persons
into groups and fix the levies or charges payable by the
members of the different groups in different amounts,
not exceeding in any case $3.30 per hectolitre of milk,
and to use such levies or charges for the purposes of the
marketing agency, including the creation of reserves,
the payment of expenses and losses resulting from the
sale or disposal of evaporated milk, evaporated partly-
skimmed milk, evaporated skim-milk, milk powder,
skim milk powder and butter and the equalization or
adjustment among producers of milk of moneys
realized from the sale thereof during such period or
periods of time as the marketing agency may determine.
(2) The Lieutenant Governor in Council hereby
grants to the marketing agency, in relation to the mar-
keting of milk locally within Ontario, authority to fix,
impose and collect levies or charges from persons
engaged in the production of milk in Ontario and for
such purpose to classify such persons into groups and fix
the levies or charges payable by the members of the
different groups in different amounts, not exceeding in
any case $19.80 per hectolitre of milk,
(a) where the milk was produced and sold by a
person to whom a quota has been fixed and
allotted by The Ontario Milk Marketing
Board and such milk sold was in excess of
such quota; or
(b) where the milk was produced and sold by a
person to whom no quota has been fixed and
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 616/79 4513
allotted by The Ontario Milk Marketing
Board,
and to use such levies or charges for the purposes of the
marketing agency, including the creation of reserves,
the payment of expenses and losses resulting from the
sale or disposal of evaporated milk, evaporated partly-
skimmed milk, evaporated skim-milk, milk powder,
skim-milk powder and butter and the equalization or
adjustment among producers of milk of moneys
realized from the sale thereof during such period or
periods of time as the marketing agency may deter-
Line. O. Reg. 614/79, s. 2.
3. The Lieutenant Governor in Council hereby
grants to the marketing agency, in relation to the mar-
keting of milk locally within Ontario, authority to fix,
impose and collect a charge from The Ontario Milk
Marketing Board in the amount of $35,782,343.10 and
to use such charge for the purposes of the marketing
agency, including the creation of reserves, the payment
of expenses and losses resulting from the sale of evapo-
rated milk, evaporated partly-skimmed milk, evapo-
rated skim-milk, milk powder, skim-milk powder and
butter and the equalization or adjustment among pro-
ducers of milk of moneys realized from the sale thereof
during such period or periods of time as the marketing
agency may determine. O. Reg. 614/79, s. 3.
4. Any person who receives milk shall deduct from
the moneys payable for the milk any levies or charges
payable to the marketing agency by the person from
whom he receives the milk and shall forward such levies
or charges to the marketing agency or its agent desig-
nated for that purpose, not later than ten days from the
last day of the month following the month in which he
received milk. O. Reg. 614/79, s. 4.
5. The marketing agency shall, at any time during
normal office hours, make available to such auditor as
the Minister of Agriculture and Food may designate, all
books of account, records and documents relating to the
receipt of funds pursuant to this Regulation and expen-
ditures made by the marketing agency of moneys
derived in whole or in part from funds received by the
marketing agency pursuant to this Regulation. O.
Reg. 614/79, s. 5.
6. Ontario Regulation 483/78 is revoked. O. Reg.
614/79, s. 6.
7. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day of
September, 1979. O. Reg. 614/79, s. 7.
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THE MILK ACT
O. Reg. 615/79.
Extension of Powers — Milk Products.
Made — August 22nd, 1979.
Filed— August 23rd, 1979.
REGULATION M\DE UNDER
THE MILK ACT
EXTENSION OF POWERS— MILK PRODUCTS
1. The Lieutenant Governor in Council hereby
grants authority to the Canadian Dairy Commission to
regulate the marketing within Ontario of milk products
in the manner set forth in section 2. O. Reg. 615/79.
s. 1.
2. For the purpose of regulating the marketing
within Ontario of milk products, the Canadian Dairy
Commission is authorized to purchase or otherwise
acquire such quantity or quantities of evaporated milk,
evaporated partly-skimmed milk, evaporated skim-
milk, milk powder, skim-milk powder and butter as the
Canadian Dairy Commission considers advisable and
to sell or otherwise dispose of such quantity or quan-
tities of evaporated milk, evaporated partly-skimmed
milk, evaporated skim-milk, milk powder, skim-milk
powder and butter so purchased or otherwise acquired.
O. Reg. 615/79, s. 2.
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THE RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES ACT, 1979
O. Reg. 616/79.
Fees and Forms.
Made — August 22nd, 1979.
Filed— August 23rd, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES ACT, 1979
FEES AND FORMS
1. For the purposes of section 89 of the Act, the fee for copies of forms, notices or documents filed with or
issued by the Commission is, for each page, twenty cents. O. Reg. 616/79, s. 1.
2. A Notice of Rent Increase for the purposes of section 60 of the Act shall be in Form 1. O. Reg. 616/79, s. 2.
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4514 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 616/79
3. An application by a landlord under section 126 of the Act shall be in Form 2. O. Reg. 616/79, s. 3.
4. An application by a tenant under section 127 of the Act shall be in Form 3. O. Reg. 616/79, s. 4.
5. An application under the Act, other than an application under section 126 or 127, shall be in Form 4. O.
Reg. 616/79, s. 5.
Form 1
The Residential Tenancies Act, 1979
NOTICE OF RENT INCREASE
(For use under Section 60 of the Act)
PMase print or type
To: Full Namt of Tenant end Addreti of Rental Unit
r
I hereby give you notice that the rent for the above rental unit, including all services and facilities to which you are entitled, will be
increased to S_
.per.
the current rent of S_
(t.g. month, week)
_plus an increase of S
effective the.
_day of .
. The new rent consists of
This increase represents % of the current rent.
The new rent
consists of:
for a total
rent of
$
9
fnr the rental unit
for
(separately charged
services and facilities,
please specify —
e.g. parking, cable TV)
$
s
for
for
fi
n»tPri thk ,
1ft
Name of Landlord c
r Agent
Address
Signature of Landlord or Agent
Telephone
Postal Code
O. Reg. 616/79, Form 1.
2002
O. Reg. 616/79
Residential
Tenancy
Commission
Ontana
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 2
The Residential Tenancies Act, 1979
LANDLORD'S APPLICATION FOR RENT RI-IVIEW
(Section 126)
4515
This is an application to the Commission for rent
increase(s) for the I
= <; 1*-: i :: — z n
rental unrt(s) in the residential complex known tt:
m
Address
f
f
Postal Cod*
f
Name of Landlord
Nam of LandHrd s Agent (if any)
Address
Addrass
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Postal Cod*
Teleonone
Postal Code
Total number of rental units in the residential complex:
CHeclisa, data of the first increase proposed in this application:
Day /Month Tvi
Proposed Rent Schedule Of mora space a requared. attach a Tiaim sheet).
Type
Type Oesriipfion
No of sesaj
Monthly Rant*
Range Proposed
Eapienation of Rental Ranee
eaeaSaaa cria'jes p-occsk for »^cei i-< 'ac ■ es -op ne -cec - eat rasas
s-z« izc** -«asf s=
K •. j-x: s-
ceasc^s feel sea: P'cpc**.-- -ceatr i
A detailed list showing the rent proposed tor each rental unit D is attached - or □ is available for examination
■t between the hours of and and has been filed with the Commission.
Signature of Landlord or Agent lOelete whenever a inapplicable).
1. The ma.e,
greater or less Shan me rents
i- The landlord and all tenants
J. The landlord must not later I
eppkeafeon A form (Cos!
win be not>'ieo by the Comrrusston of She lane dase
nan fourteen days before the dale of me hearing Me
Slaiemerm tor provong certain mformeaon I
to«o— ng a hearmg by me
1 place of me hearing
h the Commission all the matei
'^-Cl ■*■ i i.i iZ « ■■-.-
Comrnrssaon and could be
attends lo refy m support pi his
O. Reg. 616/79, Form 2.
2003
4516 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
©Residential Form 3
Tenancy
Ontario '"'"'"•on jne Residential Tenancies Act, 1979
TENANT'S APPLICATION FOR REVIEW OF INTENDED RENT INCREASE
(Section 127)
O. Reg. 616/79
Please print or type
Nam* of Tenant
Name of Landlord or Agent
Address of Rental Unit
Address of Landlord or Agent
Telephone
Postal Code
Telephone
Postal Code
Current total rent, including services and facilities: $ per.
(e.g. montn. week)
Effective date of last increase (if known):
Effective date of proposed increase:
Day/Month/Year
Oay/Month/Year
Date Notice of Rent Increase received:
Total amount of proposed rent: S
Day/Monlh/Year
.per.
(e.g. month, week)
Signature ot Tenant
O. Reg. 616/79, Form 3
2004
O. Reg. 616/79
Residential
■•muct
Commission
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 4
The Residential Tenancies Act, 1979
APPLICATION
4517
Name of Person Applying
Name o( Other Party to the Application
Landlord O Tenant O
Other D
Landlord D Tenant D
Other D
Address
Address
Telephone
Postal Code
Tetepttooc
Postal Code
Reasons for application
x
Remedies Requested
z z a . -. :'-■:-;_ ~ 1 ■ , - -
(3165)
O. Reg. 616/79, Form 4.
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2005
4518 O. Reg. 617/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
THE LAND TITLES ACT
O. Reg. 618/79
O. Reg. 617/79.
Land Titles Divisions.
Made — August 22nd, 1979.
Filed— August 23rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 554 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE LAND TITLES ACT
1. Clause c of section 12 of Regulation 554 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 254/
73, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(c) the offices for the Land Titles Divisions of
Kent (Lake Erie), Norfolk (Lake Erie) and
Haldimand (Lake Erie) are combined with the
Office for the Registry Division of Elgin.
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THE TEACHERS' SUPERANNUATION
ACT
O. Reg. 618/79.
General.
Made — August 22nd, 1979.
Filed— August 24th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 810 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE TEACHERS' SUPERANNUATION ACT
1. Item 104 of section 22 of Regulation 810 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as made
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 779/78, is
revoked.
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INDEX 36
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
Appointments 4423
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 4425
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 4446
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 4453
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued '. 4454
Certificates of Continuation Issued 4455
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 4455
Amendments to Articles 4455
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 4458
Order Reviving Corporations 4459
Licences in Mortmain Issued 4459
Extra-Provincial Licences Issued 4459
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 4460
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation 4460
Notice of Default in Complying with The Corporations Tax Act. 1972 4463
Errata 4481
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 4482
Petitions to Parliament 4484
CORPORATION NOTICES 4484
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 4487
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 4487
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 4488
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Agricultural Development Finance Act O. Reg. 610/79 4504
The Commodity Boards and Marketing Agencies Act. 1978 O. Reg. 614/79 4512
The Commodity Futures Act. 1978 O. Reg. 603/79 4493
The Corporations Tax Act. 1972 O. Reg. 611/79 4504
The General Sessions Act The County Courts Act O. Reg. 612/79 4510
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 607/79 4497
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 608/79 4503
The Land Titles Act O. Reg. 617/79 4518
The Milk Act O. Reg. 615/79 4513
The Motorized Snow Vehicles Act. 1974 O. Reg. 609/79 4504
The Official Notices Publication Act O. Reg. 605/79 4496
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act. 1973 O. Reg. 606/79 4497
The Planning Act O. Reg. 601/79 4489
The Private Vocational Schools Act. 1974 O. Reg. 604/79 4494
The Provincial Parks Act O. Reg. 613/79 4510
The Residential Tenancies Act. 1979 O. Reg. 616/79 4513
The Securities Act. 1978 O. Reg. 602/79 4489
The Teachers" Superannuation Act O. Reg. 618/79 4518
4520
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1979
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1979 the dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in The Ontario
Gazette are as follows:
January 6th, Issue No. 1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held — April 8th, 1979
February 3rd, " " 5 " " " " " " — May 6th,
March 3rd " " 9 " " " " " " — June 3rd,
April 7th, " " 14 " " " " " " —July 8th,
May 5th, " " 18 " " " " " " —August 5th,
June 2nd, " " 22 " " " " " " — September 2nd
July 7th, " " 27 *' " " " " " —October 7th,
August 4th, " " 31 " " " " " " — November 4th,
September 1st, " " 35 " " " " " " — December 2nd,
October 6th, " " 40 " " " " " " —January 6th, 1980
November 3rd, " " 44 " " " " " " — February 3rd,
December 1st, " " 48 " " " " " " — March 2nd,
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received before
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number of
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed.
Advertising Rate: $7.50 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $30.00; and
by others for a single copy, 75 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO and
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed :
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
O. Reg. 619/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 620/79 4561
Publications Under The Regulations Act
September 15th, 1979
THE DRUGLESS PRACTITIONERS ACT
O. Reg. 619/79.
Chiropractors.
Made — August 1st, 1979.
Approved — August 22nd, 1979.
Filed— August 27th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 228 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE DRUGLESS PRACTITIONERS ACT
— (1) Clause a of subsection 2 of section 14 of
Regulation 228 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970, as remade by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 497/74, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(a) $150 a day; and
(2) Subsection 3 of the said section 14, as remade by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 497/74, is
revoked.
Board of Directors of Chiropractic:
S. E. West
Fred N. Barnes
J. W. Ellison
George H. Peck
K. S. Wood, DC.
Dated at Toronto, this 1st day of August, 1979.
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THE MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS ACT
O. Reg. 620/79.
Tax Arrears and Tax Sale Procedures.
Made— August 24th, 1979.
Filed— August 27th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND ONTARIO REGULATION 292/79
MADE UNDER
THE MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS ACT
1. Item 11 of Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation 292/79 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
11.
Lambton
Town of Forest
Town of Petrolia
Village of Alvinston
Village of Grand Bend
Village of Oil Springs
Township of Bosanquet
Township of Enniskillen
Township of Moore
Township of Sarnia
Township of Sombra
Dated at Toronto, this 24th day of August, 1979.
(3169)
Thomas L. Wells
Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs
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O. Reg. 623/79
THE CHILDREN'S INSTITUTIONS
ACT, 1978
O. Reg. 621/79.
General.
Made — August 15th, 1979.
Filed— August 30th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 88 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE CHILDREN'S INSTITUTIONS
ACT, 1978
1. Section 1 of Regulation 88 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970, as amended by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 382/72, is further
amended by adding thereto the following clause:
(ba) "Director" means an employee of the Ministry
of Community and Social Services appointed
by the Minister as a director for all or any of
the purposes of the Act and this Regulation;
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THE HOMES FOR THE AGED AND REST
HOMES ACT
O. Reg. 622/79.
General.
Made — August 22nd, 1979.
Filed— August 30th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 439 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HOMES FOR THE AGED AND REST
HOMES ACT
1. — (1) Schedule 2 to Regulation 439 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as remade by sec-
tion 2 of Ontario Regulation 92/75, exclusive of
the items, is revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
Schedule 2
The Board of Management for the District of Coch-
rane shall consist of ten members and the areas they
represent and the manner of their appointment shall be
as follows:
(2) Items 4 and 5 of the said Schedule 2 are revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
4. Area 3 represented by two members to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Town of Hearst,
ii. The Corporation of the Township of Eilber-
Devitt,
iii. The Corporation of the Improvement District
of Opasatika, and
iv. The Corporation of the Township of Owens,
Williamson and Idington.
5 . Area 4 represented by one member to be appointed
jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Township of
Fauquier,
ii. The Corporation of the Township of Shack-
leton and Machin, and
iii. The Corporation of the Town of Smooth Rock
Falls.
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THE DISTRICT OF PARRY SOUND
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1979
O. Reg. 623/79.
Order of the Minister.
Made— August 28th, 1979.
Filed— August 31st, 1979.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE DISTRICT OF PARRY SOUND
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1979
In The Matter Of The District of Parry Sound Local
Government Act, 1979; and
In The Matter Of the election of the Council of the
Township of Georgian Bay North Archipelago, the
Township of Georgian Bay South Archipelago and
the Town of Kearney.
ORDER
Under the provisions of section 5 of The District of
Parry Sound Local Government Act, 1979, It Is
Ordered:
1. In this Order, "assistant returning and revising
officer" means a person appointed by this order to
undertake the duties of an assistant returning officer
and an assistant revising officer as defined by para-
graphs 3 and 4 of section 1 of The Municipal Elections
Act, 1977. O. Reg. 623/79, s. 1.
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2. — (1) Mr. John Rowlands is appointed the Chief
Returning Officer for the election of councils of the
Township of Georgian Bay North Archipelago, the
Township of Georgian Bay South Archipelago and the
Town of Kearney, to be held on the 12th day of
November, 1979.
(2) The powers and duties of the Chief Returning
Officer include the following:
1 . General supervision of the elections;
2. The right to prescribe, van or amend any of
the forms or documents required for the pur-
pose of the elections;
3. Notwithstanding section 1 7 olThe Municipal
Elections Act, 1977 the right to divide the
municipalities into polling subdivisions and
submit such polling subdivisions to the
assessment commissioner.
4. The right to specify the location of polling
places, which may be located either within or
outside the municipalities.
5 . The implementation of any other act or thing
which may be required for the effective
undertaking of the election of the councils of
the municipalities. O. Reg. 623/79, s. 2.
3. The Township of Georgian Bay North
Archipelago is divided into three wards as set out in
Schedule A and each ward shall be entided to elect
councillors to the Council of the Township as follows;
Ward 1 — Pointe au Baril Station: 2 councillors
Ward 2 — Bayfield-Nares: 1 councillor
Ward 3 — Pointe au Baril-Shawanaga: 1 councillor
O. Reg. 623/79, s. 3.
4. The Township of Georgian Bay South
Archipelago is divided into three wards as set out in
Schedule B and each ward shall be entitled to elect
councillors to the Council of the Township as follows:
Ward 1 — Sans Souci-South Channel: 2 councillors
Ward 2 — Crane-Blackstone: 1 councillor
Ward 3 — Healey-Kapikog: 1 councillor
The Chief Returning Officer may appoint such assis-
tant returning officers and assistant revising officers as
he deems necessary to assist the Returning Officer in the
preparation for and conduct of the said election. O.
Reg. 623/79, s. 4.
5. Under section 14 of The District of Parry Sound
Local Government Act, 1979, the Town of Kearney is
divided into three wards as set out in Schedule C and
each ward shall be entided to elect two councillors to the
Council of the Town. O. Reg. 623/79, s. 5.
Thomas L. Wells
Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of August, 1979.
SCHEDULE A
GEORGIAN BAY NORTH ARCHIPELAGO
Ward 1 — Pointe ac Baril Station
Commencing at the intersection of the northerly boun-
dary of the Township of Georgian Bay North
Archipelago and the centre line of the road allowance
between lots 40 and 4 1 in Concession XIV of the geo-
graphic township of Harrison;
Thence southerly along the centre line of the said road
allowance to the southerly limit of Concession VI;
Thence easterly along that southerly limit to the centre
line of the road allowance between lots 35 and 36 in the
said Township;
Thence southerly along the centre line of the said road
allowance to Georgian Bay;
Thence southeasterly following the middle of the waters
east of Barclay Island and north of Ozone Island, Oliver
Island and Hearts Content to the centre line of the road
allowance between concessions II and III of the
Township of Harrison;
Thence easterly along the centre line of the said road
allowance to the centre line of the Canadian Pacific
Railways right of way;
Thence southerly along that centre line of Railway to
the northerly limit of the Shawanaga Indian Reserve
No. 17;
Thence easterly along the southerly boundary of the
Township of Georgian Bay North Archipelago to the
easterly boundary of the said Township;
Thence northerly along the easterly boundary of the
said Township to the northeasterly angle of the said
Township;
Thence westerly along the northerly boundaries of the
said Township to the point of commencement.
Ward 2 — Bayfield-Nares
Commencing at the intersection of the northerly boun-
dary of the Township of Georgian Bay North
Archipelago and the centre line of the road allowance
between lots 40 and 41 in Concession XTV of the geo-
graphic township of Harrison;
Thence southerly along the centre line of the said road
allowance to the southerly limit of Concession VI of the
said Township;
Thence westerly along that southerly limit to the high
water mark of The Blanc Bay;
Thence southwesterly along the northerly high water
mark of The Blanc Bay and Georgian Bay to Nares
Point;
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Thence south 69° 08' 20" west to the westerly boundary
of the Township of Georgian Bay North Archipelago in
the middle of Georgian Bay;
Thence northerly along the said westerly boundary to
the northerly boundary of the said Township;
Thence easterly along the said northerly boundary to
the point of commencement.
Ward 3 — Pointe au Baril-Shawanaga
Commencing at the intersection of the southerly limit of
Concession VI and the centre line of the road allowance
between lots 35 and 36 in the geographic township of
Harrison;
Thence westerly along the southerly limit of the said
Concession VI to the high water mark of The Blanc
Bay;
Thence southwesterly along the northerly high water
mark of The Blanc Bay and Georgian Bay to Nares
Point;
Thence south 69° 08' 20' west to the westerly boundary
of the Township of Georgian Bay North Archipelago in
the middle of Georgian Bay;
Thence southerly along the westerly boundary of the
said Township to the southerly boundary of the said
Township;
Thence easterly along the said said southerly boundary
being to and along the southerly boundary of the geo-
graphic township of Shawanaga to the easterly bound-
ary of the Township of Georgian Bay North
Archipelago;
Thence northerly along the easterly boundary of the
said Township to the southerly boundary of the
Shawanaga Indian Reserve Number 17;
Thence northerly following the boundaries between the
said Township and Indian Reserve to the centre line of
the Canadian Pacific Railways right of way;
Thence northerly along the said Railway right of way to
the centre line of the road allowance between conces-
sions II and III of the geographic township of Harrison;
Thence westerly along the centre line of the said road
allowance to the high water mark of Georgian Bay;
Thence northwesterly following the middle of the wat-
ers north of Hearts Content, Oliver Island and Ozone
Island and east of Barclay Island to the intersection of
the high water mark of Georgian Bay and the centre line
of the road allowance between lots 35 and 36 in the said
Township of Harrison;
Thence northerly along the centre line of the said road
allowance to the point of commencement. O. Reg.
623/79, Sched. A.
SCHEDULE B
GEORGIAN BAY SOUTH ARCHIPELAGO
Ward 1 — Sans Souci-South Channel
Commencing at boundary intersection of the southerly
boundary of the geographic township of Conger and the
southerly prolongation of the westerly limit of Lot 38 in
the said Township;
Thence northerly to and along the westerly limit of Lot
38 in concessions I, II, III and IV in the Township of
Conger to the centre line of the road allowance between
concessions IV and V;
Thence easterly along the centre line of the said road
allowance to the centre line of the road allowance
between lots 35 and 36 in the Township of Conger;
Thence northerly along the centre line of the said road
allowance to the northerly boundary of the Township of
Conger;
Thence westerly along the northerly boundary of the
Township of Conger to the easterly boundary of the
geographic township of Cowper;
Thence northerly along the easterly boundary of the
Township of Georgian Bay South Archipelago to the
northerly boundary of the said Township;
Thence westerly along the northerly boundary of the
Township of Georgian Bay South Archipelago to the
westerly boundary of the said Township in the middle
of Georgian Bay;
Thence southerly along the westerly boundary of the
Township of Georgian Bay South Archipelago to the
southerly boundary of the said Township;
Thence easterly along the southerly boundary of the
Township of Georgian Bay South Archipelago to the
point of commencement.
Ward 2 — Crane-Blackstone
Beginning at the intersection of the northerly boundary
of the geographic township of Conger and the centre
line of the road allowance between lots 35 and 36 in the
said Township;
Thence southerly along the centre line of the said road
allowance to the centre line of the road allowance
between concessions VI and VII of the Township;
Thence easterly along the centre line of the said road
allowance to the northerly prolongation of the westerly
limit of Lot 22 in Concession VI;
Thence southerly to and along the westerly limit of Lot
22 to the southerly limit of Concession VI;
Thence easterly along the southerly limit of Concession
VI to the easterly limit of Lot 10 in the said Concession;
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Thence northerly along the easterly limit of Lot 10 in
concessions VI to XII, both inclusive, to the northerly
boundary of the Township of Conger;
Thence westerly along the northerly boundary of the
said Township to the point of commencement.
Ward 3 — Healey-Kapikog
Beginning at the intersection of the southerly boundary
of the geographic township of Conger and the southerly
prolongation of the westerly limit of Lot 38 in Conces-
sion I of the said Township;
Thence northerly to and along the westerly limit of Lot
38 in concessions I, II, III and IV to the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions IV and V;
Thence easterly along the centre line of the said road
allowance to the centre line of the road allowance
between lots 35 and 36 in the said Township;
Thence northerly along the centre line of the said road
allowance to the centre line of the road allowance
between concessions VI and VII of the said Township;
Thence easterly along the centre line of the said road
allowance to the northerly prolongation of the westerly
limit of Lot 22 in Concession VI;
Thence southerly to and along the westerly limit of Lot
22 to the southerly limit of Concession VI;
Thence easterly along the southerly limit of Concession
VI to the easterly limit of Lot 10 in Concession VI;
Thence southerly along the easterly limit of Lot 10 in
concessions V and IV to the northerly limit of Conces-
sion III;
Thence easterly along the northerly limit of Concession
in to the easterly limit of Lot 5 in Concession IH;
Thence southerly along the easterly limit of Lot 5 in
concessions III and II to the southerly limit of Conces-
sion II of the said Township of Conger;
Thence easterly along the southerly limit of Concession
II to the northwesterly limit of King's Highway
Number 612;
Thence southwesterly along the northwesterly limit of
the said King's Highway to the southerly limit of the
Township of Conger;
Thence westerly along the southerly boundary of the
Township of Georgian Bay South Archipelago to the
point of commencement. O. Reg. 623/79, Sched. B.
SCHEDULE C
TOWN OF KEARNEY
Ward 1 — Kearney
All of the Town of Kearney, as it existed on the date of
this Order.
Ward 2 — Bethune
Commencing at the southwesterly angle of the geo-
graphic township of Bethune;
Thence northerly along the westerly boundary of the
Township of Bethune to the boundary of the Town of
Kearney as it existed on the date of this Order.
Thence northerly along the easterly boundary of the
said Town of Kearney to the westerly boundary of the
Township of Bethune;
Thence northerly along the westerly boundary of the
Township of Bethune to the northwesterly angle of the
said Township;
Thence easterly along the northerly boundary of the
geographic townships of Bethune and McCraney to the
westerly limit of the Algonquin Provincial Park as
defined in Ontario Regulation 579/77;
Thence southerly along the westerly limit of the said
Algonquin Provincial Park to the southerly boundary of
the Township of McCraney;
Thence westerly along the southerly boundary of the
townships of McCraney and Bethune to the point of
commencement.
Ward 3 — Proudfoot
Commencing at the southwesterly angle of the geo-
graphic township of Proudfoot;
Thence northerly along the westerly boundary of the
Township of Proudfoot to the northwesterly angle of
the Township;
Thence easterly along the northerly boundary of the
geographic townships of Proudfoot and Butt to the
westerly limit of the Algonquin Provincial Park as
defined in Ontario Regulation 579/77;
Thence southerly along the westerly limit of the said
Algonquin Provincial Park to the southerly boundary of
the Township of Butt;
Thence westerly along the southerly boundary of the
townships of Butt and Proudfoot to the point of com-
mencement. O. Reg. 623/79, Sched. C.
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 624/79.
Restricted Areas — County of Lambton,
Township of Plympton.
Made — August 28th, 1979.
Filed— August 31st, 1979.
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4566 O. Reg. 624/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 626/79
REGULATION TO REVOKE
ONTARIO REGULATION 279/74
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulations 279/74 and 68/76, section
10 of Ontario Regulation 334/76 and Ontario
Regulations 737/78 and 43/79, are revoked. O.
Reg. 624/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of August, 1979.
(3213) 37
THE MILK ACT
O. Reg. 625/79.
Grade A Milk — Marketing.
Made — August 30th, 1979.
Filed— August 31st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 189/78
MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT
1. — (1) Subsection 6 of section 16 of Ontario
Regulation 189/78, as remade by subsection 2 of
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 575/79, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(6) All Class 4a milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $25.72 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 625/79, s. 1 (1).
(2) Subsection 7 of the said section 16, as remade by
subsection 2 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
273/79, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(7) All Class 4b milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $25.48 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 625/79, s. 1 (2).
(3) Subsection 8 of the said section 16, as remade by
subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
575/79, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(8) All Class 5 milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $24.62 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 625/79, s. 1 (3).
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(4) Subsection 9 of the said section 16, as remade by
subsection 3 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
273/79, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(9) All Class 5a milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $24.46 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 625/79, s. 1 (4).
(5) Subsection 10 of the said section 16, as remade
by subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 575/79, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(10) All Class 6 milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $24.69 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 625/79, s. 1 (5).
(6) Subsection 11 of the said section 16, as remade
by subsection 3 of section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 575/79, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(11) The minimum prices that apply under subsec-
tions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 shall be increased or
decreased at the rate of 39.46 cents for each 0. 10 kilo-
grams of milk-fat above or below 3 . 6 kilograms of milk-
fat in each hectolitre of milk. O. Reg. 625/79, s. 1 (6).
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of September, 1979. O. Reg. 625/79, s. 2.
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
Kenneth McKinnon
Chairman
H. Parker
Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 30th day of August, 1979.
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THE MILK ACT
O. Reg. 626/79.
Industrial Milk — Marketing.
Made— August 30th, 1979.
Filed— August 31st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 190/78
MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT
1. — (1) Subsection 3 of section 13 of Ontario
Regulation 190/78, as remade by subsection 2 of
O. Reg. 626/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 627/79 4567
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 576/79, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor
(3) All Class 4a milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of S25.72 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 626/79, s. 1 (1).
(2) Subsection 4 of the said section 13, as remade by
subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
2 74/79, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor
(4) All Class 4b milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of S25.48 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 626/79, s. 1 (2).
(3) Subsection 5 of the said section 13. as remade by
subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
5 76/79, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(5) All Class 5 milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $24.62 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 626/79, s. 1 (3).
(4) Subsection 6 of the said section 13, as remade by
subsection 2 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
274/79, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor
(6) All Class Sa milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of S24.46 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 626/79, s. 1 (4).
(5) Subsection 7 of the said section 13, as remade by
subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
576/79, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(7) All Class 6 milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $24.69 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 626/79, s. 1 (5).
(6) Subsection 8 of the said section 13, as remade by
subsection 3 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
576/79, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(8) The minimum prices that apply under subsec-
tions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 shall be increased or
decreased at the rate of 39.46 cents for each 0. 10 kilo-
grams of milk-fat above or below 3 . 6 kilograms of milk-
fat in each hectolitre of milk. O. Reg. 626/79, s. 1 (6).
2. Paragraph 1 of subsection 1 of section 20 of the
said Regulation, as remade by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 576/79, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor.
1 . A payment on account at the rate of $ 16.05 per
hectolitre, not later than the fourteenth day of
the next following month or. where a holiday
falls within the first twelve days of that
month, not later than the fifteenth day of that
month.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of September. 1979.
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
Kenneth McKinnon
Chairman
H. Parker
Secretary-
Dated at Toronto, this 30th day of August, 1979.
(3215) 37
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 627/79.
County of Halton (now The Regional
Municipality of Halton), City of
Burlington.
Made — August 31st, 1979.
Filed— August 31st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 482/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT. 1973
1. Ontario Regulation 482/73 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
b\
77. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 65 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwel-
ling and buildings and structures accessory thereto pro-
vided the following requirements are met:
Minimum distance of all
buildings and structures
from the centre line of
Snake Road
70 feet
Minimum distance of all
buildings and structures
from the top of the brow
of Grindstone Creek as
established by the Hal-
ton Region Conservation
Authority
50 feet
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O. Reg. 628/79
Minimum distance of a
septic tile bed from the
top of the brow of
Grindstone Creek as
established by the Hal-
ton Region Conservation
Authority
Minimum distance of all
buildings and structures
from the northeasterly
boundary of the land
described in Schedule 65
Minimum distance of all
buildings and structures
from the southwesterly
boundary of the land
described in Schedule 65
Minimum distance of all
buildings and structures
from the southeasterly
boundary of the land
described in Schedule 65
Maximum height of all
buildings and structures
25 feet
25 feet
10 feet
50 feet
30 feet
O. Reg. 627/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 65
That parcel of land situate in the City of Burlington
in The Regional Municipality of Hal ton, formerly in the
Township of East Flamborough in the County of
Wentworth, being composed of that part of Lot 8 in
Concession II more particularly described as follows:
Premising that the bearings used herein are assumed
astronomic and are referred to the road allowance
between concessions II and III on a course of north 45°
13' east;
Beginning at the northerly corner of the herein
described parcel of land being a point in the southeast-
erly limit of the Snake Road as established by Instru-
ments registered in the Land Registry Office for the
Registry Division of Halton (No. 20) as Numbers 13079
and 1437, which point may be arrived at as follows:
Commencing at a point in the southeasterly limit of the
said road allowance between concessions II and III
where it is intersected by the production southeasterly
of the division line between lots 8 and 9 in Concession
III.
Thence north 45° 13' east along the southeasterly limit
of the said road allowance 383.972 metres to a point in a
northeasterly limit of the said Snake Road;
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Thence southeasterly and southwesterly following the
said northeasterly and southeasterly limit of Snake
Road the following courses and distances namely:
South 44° 06' east 79.723 metres to a point;
South 35° 16' west 78.428 metres to the beginning of a
curve;
On a curve to the right having a radius of 2 88. 82 metres,
an arc distance of 75.35 metres to the end of the curve,
the chord of the said arc having a measurement of
75. 148 metres and a bearing of south 42° 44' 30" west;
South 50° 13' west 3.039 metres to the said place of
beginning of the herein described parcel;
Thence south 47° 45' east 24.91 metres to a point;
Thence south 29° 42' east 25.57 metres to a point;
Thence south 29° 23' east 55.26 metres to a point;
Thence south 37° 03' west 65.05 metres to a point;
Thence south 19° 11' east 5.486 metres to a point;
Thence south 46° 04' west 71.323 metres to a point;
Thence north 47° 31' west 44.20 metres to a point;
Thence north 51° 11' west 82.50 metres, more or less, to
a point in the said southeasterly limit of Snake Road;
Thence north 50° 13' east along the said southeasterly
limit of Snake Road 169.64 metres, more or less, to the
place of beginning. O. Reg. 627/79, s. 2.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 31st day of August, 1979.
(3216) 37
THE MINISTRY OF NATURAL
RESOURCES ACT, 1972
O. Reg. 628/79.
Assignment of Powers and Duties
of Minister.
Made— August 29th, 1979.
Filed— August 31st, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES
ACT, 1972
ASSIGNMENT OF POWERS AND DUTIES
OF MINISTER
1. The Mining and Lands Commissioner is assigned
the powers and duties conferred on the Minister of
Natural Resources under subsection 2c of section 2 7 of
O. Reg. 628/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 630/79 4569
The Conservation Authorities Act, 1972 to hear and
determine.
(a) the appeal of Charles Moutoux against the
decision of The Grand River Conservation
Authority, made on the 29th day of May.
1979, denying his application to construct a
single dwelling residence on the northwest
corner of Lot 82 of the German Company
Tract in the Township of Woolwich in The
Regional Municipality of Waterloo; and
(b) the appeal of Jack and Blanche Landon
against the decision of the Upper Thames
River Conservation Authority, made on the
22nd day of June, 1979, denying their appli-
cation to construct a residence on Lot 11 in
Concession III in the Township of Zorra in the
County of Oxford. O. Reg. 628/79, s. 1.
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37
THE PUBLIC LANDS ACT
O. Reg. 629/79.
Sale and Lease of Public Lands.
Made — August 29th, 1979.
Filed — August 31st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 246/71
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC LANDS ACT
1. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 15 of Ontario
Regulation 246/71 is amended by striking out
"$50 plus" in the third line.
(2) Clauses a, b and c of subsection 3 of the said
section 15 are revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor
(a) $1.65 for each metre of frontage or $50,
whichever is the greater, for a regular area;
(b) $25 plus 85 cents a metre for the first sixty
metres and 35 cents a metre for each metre in
excess of sixty metres, for an irregular area;
(c) $60 or $25 plus $90 for each hectare,
whichever is the greater, for an island;
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THE GAME AND FISH ACT
O. Reg. 630/79.
Open Seasons — Game Birds.
Made— August 29th, 1979.
Filed — August 31st. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND ONTARIO REGULATION 204/79
MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
1. Schedule 6 to Ontario Regulation 204/79 is amended by adding thereto the following item:
la.
1
February 1, 1980 to
Vi hr. before
3 males and
3 males and
February- 29, 1980
sunrise to
Vi hr. after
2 females
2 females
February 2, 1981 to
sunset
February 28, 1981
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
THE TEACHERS' SUPERANNUATION
ACT
O. Reg. 631/79.
General.
Made — August 29th, 1979.
Filed— August 31st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 810 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE TEACHERS' SUPERANNUATION ACT
1. Subsection 2 of section 11 of Regulation 810
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
656/77, is revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
(2) Until the 31st day of August, 1981, the allow-
ance for a school year of a person who has returned
to employment under the Act shall be continued in
full so long as he is not employed more than twenty
days in the school year, but if he is employed more
than twenty days, his allowance shall be reduced by
one four-hundredth of the annual amount thereof for
each day over twenty days in the school year in
which he is employed. O. Reg. 631/79, s. 1.
2. Item 6 of section 18 of the said Regulation, as
remade by subsection 1 of section 6 of
Ontario Regulation 195/72, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
O. Reg. 631/79
6. L' Association des enseignants franco-ontariens.
3. Section 22 of the said Regulation, as amended
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 374/71,
section 9 of Ontario Regulation 195/72, sec-
tion 1 of Ontario Regulation 474/72, section 4
of Ontario Regulation 522/73, section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 545/73, section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 673/74, section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 679/75, section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 723/76, section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 958/76, section 3 of
Ontario Regulation 218/78, section 3 of
Ontario Regulation 317/78 and section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 7 79/78, is further,
amended by adding thereto the following
items:
107. Holy Name of Mary High School, Mississauga.
108. St. Robert's Private School, Gormley.
109. Assumption High School, Burlington.
4. Clause c of paragraph 1 of section 23 of the
said Regulation, as remade by section 10 of
Ontario Regulation 195/72, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(c) L'Association des enseignants franco-
ontariens for the purpose of electing one
member to the Commission,
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INDEX 37
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 4523
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 4539
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 4545
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 4545
Certificates of Continuation Issued 4545
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 4546
Amendments to Articles 4546
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 4548
Order Reviving Corporations 4549
Licences in Mortmain Issued 4549
Extra-Provincial Licences Issued 4549
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 4550
Voluntary Winding Up Under The Business Corporations Act 4550
Credit Union Incorporated 4551
The Marriage Act 4551
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 4552
Petitions to Parliament 4554
Applications to Parliament 4555
CORPORATION NOTICES 4555
NOTICE TO CREDITORS 4558
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 4558
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 4559
SHERIFFS' SALES OF LANDS 4560
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Children's Institutions Act, 1978 O. Reg. 62 1/79 4562
The District of Parry Sound Local Government Act. 1979 O. Reg. 623/79 4562
The Drugless Practitioners Act O. Reg. 619/79 4561
The Game and Fish Act O. Reg. 630/79 4569
The Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act O. Reg. 622/79 4562
The Milk Act O. Reg. 625/79 4566
The Milk Act O. Reg. 626/79 4566
The Ministry of Natural Resources Act, 1972 O. Reg. 628/79 4568
The Municipal Affairs Act O. Reg. 620/79 4561
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act. 1973 O. Reg. 627/79 4567
The Planning Act O. Reg. 624/79 4565
The Public Lands Act O. Reg. 629/79 4569
The Teachers' Superannuation Act O. Reg. 631/79 4570
4572
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Ontario
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1979
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1979 the dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in The Ontario
Gazette are as follows:
January 6th, Issue No. 1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held — April 8th, 1979
February 3rd, " " 5 " " " " " " — May 6th,
March 3rd " " 9 " " " " " " — June 3rd,
April 7th, " " 14 " " " " '* " —July 8th,
May 5th, " " 18 " " " '.' " " —August 5th,
June 2nd, " " 22 " " " " " " — September 2nd
July 7th, " " 27 " " " " " " —October 7th,
August 4th, " " 31 " " " " " " — November 4th,
September 1st, " " 35 " " " " " " — December 2nd,
October 6th, " " 40 *' " " " " " —January 6th, 1980
November 3rd, " " 44 " " " " " " — February 3rd,
December 1st, " " 48 " " " " " " — March 2nd,
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received before
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number of
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed.
Advertising Rate: $7.50 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $30.00; and
by others for a single copy, 75 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO and
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed:
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
O. Reg. 632/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 633/79 4621
Publications Under The Regulations Act
September 22nd, 1979
THE CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO)
O. Reg. 632/79.
Crop Insurance Plan — Tomatoes.
Made— July 31st, 1979.
Approved — August 15th, 1979.
Filed — September 4th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 153 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO)
1. Subsection 1 of section 9 of the Schedule to
Regulation 153 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970, as remade by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 563/75. is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(1) The coverage provided in each crop year under a
contract of insurance shall be 80 per cent of,
(a) the average yield in tons; or
(b) the contract tonnage,
of the insured person, whichever is the lesser, multi-
plied by the number of contract acres.
2. Clauses a and b of subsection 4 of section 12 of
the said Schedule, as made by section 5 of
Ontario Regulation 563/75, are revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(a) $6.50 per acre where the insured person is
eligible for a lost plants benefit of a maximum
of $87.50 per acre; or
(b) S9.80 per acre where the insured person is
eligible for a lost plants benefit of a maximum
of $130 per acre.
The Crop Insurance Commission of Ontario:
Henry Ediger
Chairman
Ronald Atkinson
Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 31st day of July, 1979.
(3240)
THE CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO)
O. Reg. 633/79.
Crop Insurance Plan for
Winter Wheat.
Made— July 31st, 1979.
Approved — August 15th, 1979.
Filed — September 4th, 1979.
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REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 809/75
MADE UNDER
THE CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO)
1 . Subsections 4 and 5 of section 9 of the Schedule
to Ontario Regulation 809/75 are revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(4) Payment of a reseeding benefit shall be deemed
not to be payment of a claim for the purposes of subsec-
tions 2 and 3.
(5) Where, in any year, a claim for loss of production
is paid in an amount less than half of the total premium
for that year, the coverage for the following year shall
remain unchanged.
(6) The number of bushels determined under sub-
sections 1, 2 and 3 constitutes the total guaranteed
production under a contract of insurance.
2. Subsection 1 of section 1 1 of the said Schedule,
as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
712/77, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
( 1) For the purposes of this plan the established price
for winter wheat is,
(a) $2.75; or
(b) $3.50,
per bushel.
3. Subsection 1 of section 12 of the said Schedule,
as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
712/77, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(1) The total premium is,
(a) $7.50 per acre where the established price is
$2.75 per bushel; and
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O. Reg. 635/79
(b) $9.50 per acre where the established price is
$3.50 per bushel.
4. Subsections 1 and 2 of section 15 of the said
Schedule are revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
(1) The Commission may revise the final acreage
report in any or all respects and, in such case, shall
notify the insured person in writing forthwith respect-
ing such revision.
(2) The insured person shall be deemed to have
agreed with the revision of the final acreage report
made by the Commission under subsection 1 unless,
within ten days from the mailing or delivery of the
notification by the Commission, he notifies the Com-
mission in writing that he rejects such revision.
5. Section 17 of the said Schedule is revoked.
6. Clause a, as remade by section 3 of Ontario
Regulation 712/77, clause b, and clause c, as
remade by section 3 of Ontario Regulation
712/77, of subparagraph 3 of paragraph 5 of
Form 1 of the said Regulation are revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(a) $18 per acre where the established price is
$2.75 per bushel; or
(b) $25 per acre where the established price is
$3.50 per bushel.
7. Paragraphs 4, 5, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 15 of Form 3 of
the said Regulation are revoked.
The Crop Insurance Commission of Ontario:
Henry Ediger
Chairman
Ronald Atkinson
Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 31st day of July, 1979.
(3241) 38
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 634/79.
Restricted Areas — County of Frontenac,
Township of Bedford.
Made— September 4th, 1979.
Filed— September 5th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 218/75
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 218/75 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
107. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 111 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a seasonal residence
and buildings and structures accessory thereto provided
the following requirements are met:
Minimum distance be-
tween any building or
structure, including a
sewage disposal system,
and the high water mark
of Bob's Lake 100 feet
Minimum side yards 10 feet
Minimum rear yard 25 feet
Maximum lot coverage 30 per cent
O. Reg. 634/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 111
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Bed-
ford in the County of Frontenac, being composed of
that part of Lot 2 1 in Concession III more particularly
described as Part 1 according to a Reference Plan
deposited in the Land Registry Office for the Registry
Division of Frontenac (No. 13) as Number
13R-2497. O. Reg. 634/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 4th day of September, 1979.
(3242)
38
THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
O. Reg. 635/79.
Designations — Miscellaneous,
Northern Ontario.
Made — August 22nd, 1979.
Filed— September 5th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 393 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
2018
O. Reg. 635/79
1. Regulation 393 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding thereto the
following Schedule:
Schedule 34a
1. In the City of Thunder Bay, formerly in the
Township of Mclntyre, in the Territorial District of
Thunder Bay being,
(a) part of Lot 44 in registered plan 778,
Township of Mclntyre;
(b) part of lots 1 and 2 in registered plan 71,
Township of Mclntyre;
(c) part of Sections 54 and 55, Township of
Mclntyre;
(d) part of Locations,
(i) Vickers,
(ii) Vankoughnet,
(hi) Langlois, and
(iv) Woods,
Township of Mclntyre; and
(e) part of the road allowance between Woods
Location and Lot 1 registered plan 71,
Township of Mclntyre,
and being that portion of the highway shown as Part 1
on Ministry of Transportation and Communications
Plan P-8220, filed with the Record Services Office of the
Ministry of Transportation and Communications, at
Toronto, on the 1st day of August, 1979.
2. In the Township of Paipoonge in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay being,
(a) part of lots,
(i) 1 to 8, both inclusive,
(ii) 12 to 19, both inclusive, and
(iii) 21 to 25, both inclusive,
in Concession 4 North of Kaministiquia
River;
(b) part of lots,
(i) 7 to 13, both inclusive,
(ii) 17 to 22, both inclusive, and
IE ONTARIO GAZETTE
(iii) 26 to 32, both inclusive,
4623
in Concession 3 North of Kaministiquia
River;
(c) part of Lot 20 in each of concessions C and D
North of Kaministiquia River;
(d) part of the road allowance along the north
limit of the Township of Paipoonge; and
(e) part of the road allowance between,
(i) lots 5 and 6, Concession 4 North of
Kaministiquia River,
(ii) lots 10 and 11, Concession 3 North of
Kaministiquia River,
(iii) lots 15 and 16, Concession 4 North of
Kaministiquia River,
(iv) lots 20 and 2 1 , Concession 3 North of
Kaministiquia River,
(v) Lot 25 Concession 4 North of
Kaministiquia River and Lot 26 Con-
cession 3 North of Kaministiquia
River, and
(vi) lots 30 and 3 1 , Concession 3 North of
Kaministiquia River.
and being those portions of the highway shown as
Parts 2 and 4 on Ministry of Transportation and
Communications Plan P-8220, filed with the Record
Services Office of the Ministry of Transportation and
Communications, at Toronto, on the 1st day of August.
1979.
3. In the Township of Oliver in the Territorial Dis-
trict of Thunder Bay being,
(a) part of lots 12, 13, 14, 15 and 1 7 in Concession
1; and
(b) part of Mining Location 1 IX,
and being those portions of the highway shown as
Parts 3 and 5 on Ministry of Transportation and
Communications Plan P-8220, filed with the Record
Services Office of the Ministry of Transportation and
Communications, at Toronto, on the 1st day of August,
1979.
15.00 miles, more or less.
O. Reg. 635/79, s. 1.
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4624 O. Reg. 636/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
THE CONDOMINIUM ACT, 1978
O. Reg. 636/79.
General.
Made— August 29th, 1979.
Filed— September 6th, 1979.
O. Reg. 638/79
REGULATION TO AMEND ONTARIO REGULATION 217/79
MADE UNDER THE CONDOMINIUM ACT, 1978
1. Item 14 of Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation 217/79 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
14. Grey North (No. 16) 14. Grey
(3257) 38
THE LAND TITLES ACT
O. Reg. 637/79.
General.
Made— August 29th, 1979.
Filed— September 6th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 553 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE LAND TITLES ACT
1. Form 20 of Regulation 553 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970 is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
Form 20
The Land Titles Act
CESSATION OF CHARGE
To
(the Land Registrar for the Land Titles Division
of )
I, A.B., of , the
registered owner of the charge made by CD. to me,
(or to E.G. and transferred to me) dated ,
and registered in the Land Registry Office for
the Land Titles Division of as No
on the land (or part of the land) registered as
parcel in the register for
hereby authorize you to enter in the register the
cessation of the charge as to the land described as
follows:
(Note: A registerable description of the land to be dis-
charged is required, whether the cessation is partial or
complete).
Dated at the . . .day of , 19 . . .
Witness:
G.H.
(3258)
(signature)
O. Reg. 637/79, s. 1.
38
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 638/79.
Zoning Order — County of Simcoe,
Township of Nottawasaga.
Made— September 6th, 1979.
Filed— September 6th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 675 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Regulation 675 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding thereto the
following section:
132. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 283 may, in
addition to the single-family dwelling thereon, be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwel-
ling and buildings and structures accessory thereto pro-
vided the following requirements are met:
2020
O. Reg. 638/79
Minimum front and rear
yards
Minimum side vards
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 640/79 4625
the purpose of drying and storing corn and buildings
25 feet and structures accessory thereto provided the following
requirements are met:
10 feet on one side and
4 feet on the other side
Maximum height 30 feet
Maximum lot coverage 1 5 per cent
Minimum ground floor
area one storey — 1 , 000 square
feet
one and one-half storeys
or more — 750 square feet
O. Reg. 638/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation t is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 283
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Not-
tawasaga in the County of Simcoe, being composed of
that part of the south half of Lot 30 in Concession U
designated as parts 1 and 2 according to a Plan
deposited in the Land Registry Office for the Registry
Division of Simcoe (No. 5 1) as Number 51 R-2 743. O.
Reg. 638/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 6th day of September, 1979.
(3259) 38
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 639/79.
Zoning Order — County of Simcoe,
Township of Nottawasaga.
Made — September 6th, 1979.
Filed — September 6th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 675 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Regulation 675 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding thereto the
following section:
133. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 284 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a grain elevator for
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Minimum front, side and
rear yards 50 feet
Maximum height of
grain elevator 150 feet
O. Reg. 639/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 284
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Not-
tawasaga in the County of Simcoe. being composed of
that part of Lot 40 in Concession VI designated as Part 1
on a Plan desposited in the Land Registry Office for the
Registry Division of Simcoe (No. 51) as Number
51R-8869. O. Reg. 639/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 6th day of September, 1979.
(3260)
38
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 640/79.
Restricted Areas — Part of the
District of Sudbury
Made — September 5th. 1979.
Filed— September 6th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 568/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 568/72 is amended by
adding thereto the following sections:
29. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 23 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwel-
ling and buildings and structures accessory thereto pro-
vided the following requirements are met:
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear vard
7.5 metres
3 metres on one side and
1.2 metres on the other
side
7.5 metres
4626 O. Reg. 640/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 641/79
Minimum total floor
area of dwelling
maximum percentage of
lot to be occupied by
dwelling
Maximum height of
dwelling
80 square metres
IS per cent
two and one-half storeys
O. Reg. 640/79, s. \,part.
30. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 24 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwel-
ling and buildings and structures accessory thereto pro-
vided the following requirements are met:
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Minimum total floor
area of dwelling
Maximum percentage of
lot to be occupied by
dwelling
Maximum height of
dwelling
45 metres
3 metres on one side and
1.2 metres on the other
side
7.5 metres
140 square metres
15 per cent
two and one-half storeys
O. Reg. 640/79, s. \,part.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedules:
Schedule 23
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Hawley in the Territorial District of Sud-
bury, being composed of that part of the north half of
Broken Lot 3 in Concession IV lying north of the line
drawn west astronomically across the said Lot from a
point in the easterly limit thereof distant 2,640 feet
measured southerly along the said easterly limit from
the northeasterly angle of the said Lot and being
described as Parcel 24294, Sudbury East Section, in the
Land Registry Office for the Land Titles Division of
Sudbury (No. 53). O. Reg. 640/79, s. 2, part.
Schedule 24
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Secord in the Territorial District of Sud-
bury, being composed of that part of the south half of
Lot 8 in Concession VI designated as Part 1 according to
a Plan filed in the Land Registry Office for the Land
Titles Division of Sudbury (No. 53) as Number
53R-7658. O. Reg. 640/79, s. 2, part.
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G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 5th day of September, 1979.
(3261) 38
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 641/79.
Restricted Areas — Part of the
District of Sudbury.
Made — September 4th, 1979.
Filed— September 6th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 568/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 568/72 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
31. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 25 may be used
for,
(a) the continued use thereon of a cottage, two
single-family dwellings and a mobile home
and buildings and structures accessory there-
to; and
(b) the erection and use thereon of an additional
mobile home and buildings and structures
accessory thereto,
provided the following requirements apply to the addi-
tional mobile home:
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Minimum total floor
area of the additional
mobile home
Maximum percentage of
lot to be occupied by the
additional mobile home
Maximum height of the
additional mobile home
7.5 metres
3 metres on one side and
1.2 metres on the other
side
7.5 metres
2 1 square metres
15 per cent
two and one-half storeys
O. Reg. 641/79. s. I
O. Reg. 641/79
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 25
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 643/79 4627
Minimum front yard 50 feet
Minimum side vards
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Bigwood in the Territorial District of
Sudbury, being composed of that part of Lot 11 in
Concession II more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the southwesterly corner of the said Lot
11;
Thence northerly along the westerly limit of the said Lot
a distance of 2,649 feet;
Thence easterly and parallel to the southerly limit of the
said Lot to a point in the line between the east and west
halves of the said Lot;
Thence southerly along the said line between the east
and west halves of the said Lot to a point in the south-
erly limit of the said Lot;
Thence westerly along the said southerly limit of the
said Lot to the place of beginning. O. Reg. 641/79,
s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 4th day of September, 1979.
(3262) 38
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 642/79.
Restricted Areas — County of Huron,
Township of Colborne.
Made — September 5th, 1979.
Filed — September 6th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 750/73
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Section 15 of Ontario Regulation 750/73, as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 523/79,
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
15. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 9 may be used for
the erection and use thereon of a warehouse for the
storage and sale of welding supplies and steel, and
buildings and structures accessory thereto, provided
the following requirements are met:
Maximum total floor
area of all buildings and
structures
Minimum number of
offstreet parking space
10 feet
13,000 square feet
30
Maximum height of all
buildings and structures one storey
O. Reg. 642/79, s. 1.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 5th day of September, 1979.
(3263)
38
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 643/79.
Restricted Areas — Part of the
District of Nipissing.
Made — September 5th, 1979.
Filed — September 6th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 540/74
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Schedule 59 to Ontario Regulation 540/74, as
made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 549/79,
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
Schedule 59
Those parcels of land situate in the geographic
Township of Gibbons in the Territorial District of
Nipissing, being composed of those parts of Broken Lot
12 in Concession III being the whole of Parcels 12833
and 13443 in the Register for the District of Nipissing in
the Land Registry Office for the Land Titles Division of
Nipissing (No. 36). O. Reg. 643/79, s. 1.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 5th day of September, 1979.
(3264) 38
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4628
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 644/79
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING
AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 644/79.
County of Peel (now The Regional
Municipality of Peel), Town of Missis-
sauga (now Part of the City of
Brampton and Part of the City of Mis-
sissauga).
Made — August 31st, 1979.
Filed— September 6th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 479/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING
AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
1 . Paragraph xix of section 2 of Ontario Regulation
479/73 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(xix) Lots 1 to 5, both inclusive, and lots 7 and 8,
Range S, north of Dundas Street, excepting
the following:
1. The northerly 2,400 feet of Lot 1.
2. The northerly 2,550 feet of Lot 2.
3. The northerly 2,850 feet of the west
half of Lot 3.
4. The easterly 1,000 feet of the south half
of Lot 5 .
5 . The north half of Lot 5 .
6. The northerly 2,900 feet of Lot 7.
7. The northerly 2,800 feet of Lot 8.
8. Those parts of lots 4, 5 and 6 more
particularly described as follows:
Premising that the southeasterly limit
of the said Lot 5 has a bearing of north
39° 29' 40" east according to a Plan
deposited in the Land Registry Office
for the Registry Division of Peel (No.
43) as Number 43R-6166;
Beginning at the northerly corner of
the said Lot 5;
Thence south 39° 09' 20" west along
the northwesterly limit of the said Lot
5 a distance of 3 73 . 20 feet to a standard
iron bar, said standard iron bar being
the place of beginning of the herein
described parcel;
Thence south 53° 21' 30" east 1,613.03
feet;
Thence south 36° 38' 30" west 6.15
feet;
Thence south 53° 20' 10" east 1,556. 12
feet;
Thence south 49° 16' 10" east 39.58 feet
to the intersection with the said south-
easterly limit;
Thence south 39° 29' 40" west along
the said southeasterly limit 1,635.87
feet to a standard iron bar;
Thence north 12° 18' 05" west 67.56
feet to a standard iron bar;
Thence north 2° 39' 30" east 66.75 feet
to a standard iron bar;
Thence north 2° 56' 30" east 74.46 feet
to a standard iron bar;
Thence north 8° 45' 40" west 37.06 feet
to a standard iron bar;
Thence north 42° 33' 50" west 146.34
feet to a standard iron bar;
Thence north 19° 24' 40" west 59.20
feet to a standard iron bar;
Thence north 22° 03' west 98.87 feet to
an iron bar;
Thence 2 1° 16' 30" west 96.54 feet to a
standard iron bar;
Thence north 63° 06' 50' west 48.65
feet to a standard iron bar;
Thence north 16° 38' 40" west 51.72
feet to a standard iron bar;
Thence north 61° 54' 50" west 80.50
feet to a standard iron bar;
Thence north 61° 06' 10" west 191.36
feet to an iron bar;
Thence south 64° 04' 20" west 135.85
feet to an iron bar;
Thence north 87° 39' 15" west 133.69
feet to an iron bar;
Thence south 70° 43' 25" west 192.89
feet to an iron bar;
Thence south 47° 50' 37" west 236.21
feet to an iron bar;
Thence south 48° 50' 30" west 92 feet to
a standard iron bar;
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O. Reg. 644/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 646/79 4629
Thence south 48° 26' 10" west 173.84
feet to an iron bar;
Thence south 70° 41' 50" west 68.36
feet to an iron bar;
Thence south 73° 02' 50" west 70.51
feet to an iron bar;
Thence south 81° 06' 45" west 100.68
feet to an iron bar;
Thence south 85° 51' 30" west 50.18
feet to an iron bar;
Thence south 87° 28' 50" west 87.03
feet to an iron bar;
Thence north 72° 28' 20" west 81.27
feet to a standard iron bar;
Thence north 37° 38' 50" east 639.35
feet to a standard iron bar;
Thence north 38° 33' 50" east 1,775.36
feet to a standard iron bar;
Thence north 53° 26' 10" west 511.10
feet to a standard iron bar;
Thence north 53° 04' 40" west 300 feet
to a standard iron bar;
Thence north 53° 27' west 600 feet to a
standard iron bar;
Thence north 52° 34' 50" west 200.01
feet to the intersection with the north-
westerly limit of the said Lot 5;
Thence north 39° 09' 20" east along the
said northwesterly limit 38.60 feet,
more or less, to the place of beginning.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 31st day of August, 1979.
(3265)
38
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
O. Reg. 645/79.
Open Seasons — Fur-Bearing Animals.
Made — September 5th, 1979.
Filed — September 6th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 612/74
MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 612/74 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
OPEN SEASON FOR BADGER
6a. Badger may be trapped, hunted or possessed in
the parts of Ontario described in schedules 1,2,3 and 4
from the 25th day of October to the 31st day of
December in any year, both inclusive. O. Reg.
645/79, s. 1.
J. A. C. Auld
Minister of Natural Resources
Dated at Toronto, this 5th day of September, 1979.
(3266) 38
THE DISTRICT OF PARRY SOUND
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1979
O. Reg. 646/79.
Order made under Section 23 of the Act —
Town of Kearney.
Made — August 1st, 1979.
Filed — September 6th, 1979.
O.C. 2149/79
Copy of an Order-in-Council approved by Her Hon-
our the Lieutenant Governor, dated the 1st day of
August, A.D. 1979.
The Committee of Council have had under consider-
ation the report of the Honourable the Minister of
Intergovernmental Affairs, wherein he states that,
In The Matter Of The District of Parry Sound
Local Government Act, 1979; and
In The Matter Of the election of the Council of the
Town of Kearney;
Whereas under section 14 of The District of Parry
Sound Local Government Act, 1979 the election of the
first Council shall be held in the year 1979;
And Whereas it is necessary to provide for the
administration of the first election of the Council;
And Whereas under section 23 of The District of
Parry Sound Local Government Act, 1979 the Lieuten-
ant Governor in Council may authorize all acts or things
not specifically provided for in the Act that are consi-
dered necessary or advisable to carry out the purpose of
the Act;
The Honourable the Minister of Intergovernmental
Affairs, therefore recommends that,
1. Mr. John Rowlands be appointed the Chief
Returning Officer for the election of the
Council of the Town of Kearney as consti-
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4630
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 646/79
tuted under section 14 of The District of Parry
Sound Local Government Act, 1979.
2 . The powers and duties of the Chief Returning
Officer include the following:
(a) general supervision of the elections;
(b) the right to prescribe, vary or amend
any of the forms of documents required
for the purpose of the election;
(c) the right to divide the Town into poll-
ing subdivisions and submit such poll-
ing subdivisions to the Assessment
Commissioner;
(d) the appointment of such Assistant
Returning Officers and Assistant
Revising Officers as defined by para-
graphs 3 and 4 of section 1 of The
Municipal Elections Act, 1977, as are
considered necessary to assist in the
preparation for and conduct of the said
election; and
(e) the implementation of any other act or
thing which may be required for the
effective undertaking of the election of
the Council of the Town.
3. The election shall be held on November 12,
1979 and the provisions of The Municipal
Elections Act, 1977 apply with necessary
modifications.
The Committee of Council concur in the recommen-
dation of the Honourable the Minister of Inter-
governmental Affairs and advise that the same be acted
on.
Certified,
(3267)
R. A. Farrell
Deputy Clerk, Executive Council
38
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 4631
INDEX 38
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
Proclamations 4575
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 4576
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 4587
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 4594
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 4595
Certificates of Continuation Issued 4596
Transfer of Ontario Corporation 4596
Amendments to Articles 4596
Order Reviving Corporate Powers 4598
Licence in Mortmain Issued 4598
Extra-Provincial Licence Issued 4598
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 4599
Voluntary Winding-Up Under The Business Corporations Act 4599
Notice of Default in Complying with The Corporations Tax Act, 1972 4599
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation 4607
Errata 4609
The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974 4610
The Environmental Assessment Act, 1975 4611
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 4612
Petitions to Parliament 4615
Applications to Parliament 4615
CORPORATION NOTICES 4616
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 4619
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 4619
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE 4619
SHERIFFS' SALES OF LANDS 4620
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Condominium Act, 1978 O. Reg. 636/79 4624
The Crop Insurance Act (Ontario) O. Reg. 632/79 4621
The Crop Insurance Act (Ontario) O. Reg. 632/79 4621
The District of Parry Sound Local Government Act, 1979 O. Reg. 646/79 4629
The Game and Fish Act O. Reg. 645/79 4629
The Land Titles Act O. Reg. 637/79 4624
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act, 1973 O. Reg. 644/79 4628
The Planning Act O. Reg. 634/79 4622
The Planning Act O. Reg. 638/79 4624
The Planning Act O. Reg. 639/79 4625
The Planning Act O. Reg. 640/79 4625
The Planning Act O. Reg. 641/79 4626
The Planning Act O. Reg. 642/79 4627
The Planning Act O. Reg. 643/79 4627
The Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act O. Reg. 635/79 4622
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1979
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1979 the dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in The Ontario
Gazette are as follows:
January 6th,
February 3rd,
March 3rd
April 7th,
May 5th,
June 2nd,
July 7th,
August 4th,
September 1st,
October 6th,
November 3rd,
December 1st,
Issue No. 1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held — April 8th,
1979
5
9
14
18
22
27
31
35
40
44
48
— May 6th,
— June 3rd,
—July 8th,
— August 5th,
— September 2nd
—October 7th,
— November 4th,
— December 2nd,
— January 6th,
— February 3rd,
— March 2nd,
1980
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received before
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number of
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed
Advertising Rate: $7.50 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $30.00; and
by others for a single copy, 75 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
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O. Regs. 647 - 650/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Vol. 112-39
Publications Under The Regulations Act
September 29th. 1979
These Regulations are Part II of Vol. 112 Issue 39
of The Ontario Gazette
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 647/79.
Hospital Management.
Made— August 16th, 1979.
Approved — August 29th, 1979.
Filed— September 11th. 1979.
REGULATION" TO AMEND
REGULATION 729 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
1. Subsection 1 of section 49b of Regulation 729 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970. as made
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 986/78. is
amended by striking out "30th day of Sep-
tember" in the second line and inserting in lieu
thereof "31st day of December".
Dennis Timbrell
Minister of Health
Dated at Toronto, this 16th day of August, 1979.
(3299) 39
THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 648/79.
Application of Act.
Made — August 15th, 1979.
Filed— September 11th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 5 76 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO.
MADE UNDER
THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT
1970
1. Item 36 of Schedule 1 to Regulation 576 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
328/78, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
36. Owen Sound
The Owen Sound
General and
Marine Hospital
(3300)
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 649/79.
Dangerous Loads.
Made — August 29th, 1979.
Filed — September 11th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 412 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAV TR\FFIC ACT
1. Section 6 of Regulation 412 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1970 is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
6. This Regulation does not apply to the
transportation of materials to which the following
apply:
1. The Gasoline Handling Act
regulations made thereunder.
and the
2. The Explosives Act (Canada) and the regula-
tions made thereunder.
3. Ontario Regulation 440/77 made under The
Energy Act, 1971. O. Reg. 649/79, s. 1.
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THE PUBLIC COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
ACT
O. Reg. 650/79.
General.
Made — August 29th. 1979.
Filed — September 11th. 1979.
REGULATION TO .AMEND
REGULATION 700 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC COMMERCIAL VEHICLES ACT
Section 11a of Regulation 700 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as made by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 200/72 and
amended by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
31/78, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
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1 la. The following fees shall be paid to the Ministry:
1 . For a permit to increase the gross weight of
a vehicle by 6,800 kilograms by converting
a two-axle truck-tractor into a three-axle
truck-tractor $83.00
2. For each search of Ministry records in
respect of an operating licence or a vehicle
licence or information pertaining thereto . 3.00
3. For a copy of any writing, paper or
document filed in the Ministry pursuant to
the Act or any statement containing
information from Ministry records 3.00
4. For a certified copy of any writing, paper,
document or statement referred to in item 3 4.00
(3302)
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 651/79.
Order made under Section 29a of
The Planning Act.
Made — September 10th, 1979.
Filed— September 11th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March,
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 27, as it existed on the 25th day of
June, 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
That parcel of land situate in the Township of
Ennismore in the County of Peterborough, being
composed of that part of the north half of Lot 13 in
Concession VII designated as Lot 3 according to a
Registrar's Compiled Plan registered in the Land
Registry Office for the Registry Division of
Peterborough (No. 45) as Number 20.
Together with a right-of-way in common with others
entitled thereto through, along and over part of the
said Lot 13 designatged as Lot 24 according to the
said Registrar's Compiled Plan No. 20 for persons,
animals and vehicles for all purposes of ingress and
egress. O. Reg. 651/79, s. 1.
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Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of September, 1979.
(3303) 39
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 652/79.
Restricted Areas — County of Kent,
Township of Chatham.
Made — September 10th, 1979.
Filed — September 12th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 10/73
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1 . Ontario Regulation 10/73 is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
61. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 56 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of an additional single-
family dwelling and buildings and structures accessory
thereto provided the following requirements are met:
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Minimum ground floor
area
Maximum height
4.6 metres for the addi-
tional single-family
dwelling
15.3 metres for buildings
and structures accessory
to the additional single-
family dwelling
30.5 metres for the addi-
tional single-family
dwelling and buildings
and structures accessory
thereto
83.6 square metres for the
additional single-family
dwelling
55.7 square metres for
buildings and structures
accessor}, to the addition-
al single-family dwelling
10.7 metres for the addi-
tional single-family
dwelling
O. Reg. 652/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by-
adding thereto the following Schedule:
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Schedule 56
That parcel of land situate in the Township of
Chatham in the County of Kent, being composed of that
part of Lot 18 in Concession LX more particularly
described as follows:
Beginning at the most northerly angle of the said Lot 18;
Thence southeasterly along the northeasterly limit of
the said Lot a distance of 180 metres to a point;
Thence southwesterly and parallel with the northwest-
erly limit of the said Lot a distance of 85 metres to a
point;
Thence southeasterly and parallel with the northeast-
erly limit of the said Lot a distance of 280 metres to a
point;
Thence northeasterly and parallel with the northwest-
erly limit of the said Lot 18 to the northeasterly limit of
the said Lot;
Thence southeasterly along the said northeasterly limit
to the line between the north and south halves of the
said Lot;
Thence southeasterly along the line between the north
and south halves of lots 1 8 and 1 7 in the said Concession
LX to the westerly limit of the easterly 10.5 hectares of
the north half of the said Lot 17;
Thence northwesterly and parallel with the northeast-
erly limit of the said Lot 1 7 to the northwesterly limit of
the said Lot:
Thence northeasterly along the north westerly limit of
the said lots 17 and 18 to the place of beginning.
O. Reg. 652/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farkow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Dhnsion,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of September. 1979.
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THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT. 1973
O. Reg. 653/79.
County of Hal ton (now The Regional
Municipality of Halton). Town of
OakviDe.
Made — September 10th, 1979.
Filed — September 12th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 481/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT. 1973
1 . Paragraph xi v of section 2 of Ontario Regulation
481/73, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regu-
lation 244/79, is amended by adding thereto the
following subparagraph:
5. those parts of lots 7 and 8 more partic-
ularly described as follows:
Premising that the north westerly limit
of the road allowance between conces-
sions I and II. south of Dundas Street,
of the said Town of Oak ville known as
Upper Middle Road has an astronomic
bearing of north 38s 49' 30" east
according to a Reference Plan depos-
ited in the Land Registry Office for the
Registry Division of Halton (No. 20) as
Number 20R-2896, the said north-
westerly limit being also the north-
westerly limit of Part 4 of the said Plan
20R-2896. and relating all bearings
herein thereto:
Beginning at a point which may be
located as follows:
Commencing at the most southerly
angle of the said Lot 8;
Thence north 44° 21' 10" west along
the lot line between lots 8 and 9 in the
said Concession I, the said line being
also the southerly limit of Part 3 of the
said Plan 20R-2896 a distance of 8.281
metres to a point;
Thence north 39° 10' 40" east 29.125
metres;
Thence north 48° 28' east 30.919
metres;
Thence north 38° 49' 30" east 154.610
metres to the said place of beginning;
Thence north 44° 07' 20" west 204.018
metres;
Thence north 44° 35' 40" west 233.230
metres;
Thence south 66° 42' 15" east 68.580
metres;
Thence north 84° 52* 40" east 142.267
metres;
Thence north 89° 28' 20" east 36.482
metres;
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Thence south 80° 10' 10" east 45.720
metres;
Thence south
metres;
1° 38' 40" east 45.720
Thence south 57° 07' 15" east 45.720
metres;
Thence south 51° 21' 30" east 108.378
metres, more or less, to the northwest-
erly limit of Upper Middle Road as
shown on the said Plan 20R-2896;
Thence south 38° 49' 30" west along
the said northwesterly limit of Upper
Middle Road 232.974 metres, more or
less, to the place of beginning.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of September, 1979.
(3305) 39
THE PARKWAY BKLT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 654/79.
County of Halton (now The Regional
Municipality of Halton), Town of
Oakville.
Made — September 10th, 1979.
Filed— September 12th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 481/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
1. Section 33 of Ontario Regulation 481/73, as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 849/77,
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
33. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 22 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of,
(a) a building for the following uses:
1. Repairing and overhauling equip-
ment.
2. Manufacturing pressurized concrete
products.
3. Office and storage facilities accessory
to the uses permitted by paragraphs 1
and 2; and
(b) a silo, accessory to the use permitted by para-
graph 2 of clause a,
provided the following requirements are met:
Maximum ground floor
area of building
30,200 square feet
Maximum height
of
building
25 feet
Minimum front yard
50 feet
Minimum side yards
200 feet
Minimum rear yard
850 feet
Maximum height of silo 45 feet
O. Reg. 654/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of September, 1979.
(3306) 39
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 655/79.
County of Halton (now The Regional
Municipality of Halton), Town of
Oakville.
Made — September 10th, 1979.
Filed— September 12th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 481/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
1. Ontario Regulation 481/73 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
45. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 34 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwel-
ling and buildings and structures accessory thereto,
including a barn, provided the following requirements
are met:
Minimum distance be-
tween the dwelling and
the centre of Ninth Line 128 feet
Minimum distance be-
tween the barn and the
centre of Ninth Line 197 feet
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Minimum distance be-
tween any building or
structure and the side lot
lines 40 feet
Minimum distance be-
tween any building or
structure and the rear lot
lines 40 feet
Minimum distance from
any building or structure
to the top of the Joshua
Creek Valley 100 feet
Minimum distance be-
tween any building or
structure and the top of
valley of the tributary to
the Joshua Creek 44 feet
Maximum height of
dwelling 25 feet
Maximum height of the
barn 16 feet
Maximum ground floor
area of dwelling
Maximum ground floor
area of the barn
5,000 square feet
4,000 square feet
O. Reg. 655/79. s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended b\
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 34
That parcel of land situate in the Town of Oakville in
The Regional Municipality of Halton. formerly in the
County of Halton, being composed of that part of Lot 6
in Concession I. north of Dundas Street, more partic-
ularly described as follows:
Premising that the bearings herein are astronomic and
are referred to the southwesterly limit of the road allow-
ance between lots 5 and 6 in the said Concession I and
assumed to be north 44° 31° 30" west and relating all
bearing herein thereto;
Beginning at a point in the northeasterly limit of the
said Lot 6 distant 1 . 445 . 3 7 feet measured northwesterly
therealong from the most easterly corner of the said Lot
6;
Thence south 39° 06' 40" west a distance of 1,340.87
feet, more or less, to an iron bar planted in the line of a
post and wire fence marking the southwesterly limit of
the said Lot 6;
Thence north 44° 1 1' 10" west along the said southwest-
erly limit a distance of 313.87 feet to an iron bar.
Thence north 38° 24' east along the line of a post and
wire fence a distance of 662.18 feet to an iron bar:
Thence north 45° 04' 2QI' west a distance of 347.22 feet
to an iron bar;
Thence north 39° 06' 40' east a distance of 681. 12 feet,
more or less, to an iron bar planted in the northeasterly
limit of the said Lot 6;
Thence south 44° 31' 30" east along the said northeast-
erly limit a distance of 6 70 feet, more or less, to the place
of beginning. O. Reg. 655/79. s. 2.
Caude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of September, 1979.
(3307) 39
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 656/79.
County of Halton (now The Regional
Municipality of Halton), City of Bur-
lington.
Made — September 10th. 1979.
Filed— September 12th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 482/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
1 . Paragraph iii of section 2 of Ontario Regulation
482/73, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regu-
lation 263/76. is amended by adding thereto the
following subparagraph:
11. That part of Lot 10 designated as
Lot 44 according to a Survey known
as Unsworth Heights registered in
the Land Registry- Office for the
Registry Division of Halton (No. 20)
as Number 744.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of September, 1979.
(3308) 39
THE LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT
O. Reg. 657/79.
Establishment of Local Roads Areas.
Made — September 11th, 1979.
Filed — September 13th, 1979.
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REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 571 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT
1. Regulation 571 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding thereto the
following Schedule:
Schedule 99
MacDIARMID LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Kilkenny in the
Territorial District of Thunder Bay, shown outlined on
Ministry of Transportation and Communications Plan
N-295-2, filed in the office of the Registrar of Regula-
tions at Toronto as Number 2529. O. Reg. 657/79,
s. 1.
J. Snow
Minister of Transportation
and Communications
Dated at Toronto, this 1 1th day of September, 1979.
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THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND
SAFETY ACT, 1978
Reg. 658/79.
Industrial Establishments.
Made — September 11th, 1979.
Filed — September 13th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
ACT, 1978
INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Regulation,
(d ) "architect" means a member or licensee of the
Ontario Association of Architects under The
Architects Act:
(b) "boom" means the projecting part of a back-
hoe, shovel, crane or similar lifting device
from which a load is likely to be supported;
(f) "confined space" means a space in which,
because of its construction, location, contents
or work activity therein, the accumulation of
a hazardous gas. vapour, dust or fume or the
creation of an oxygen-deficient atmosphere
may occur;
id) "Director" means the Director of the Industri-
al Health and Safety Branch of the Ministry of
Labour;
(e) "fire-resistance rating" means the rating in
hours or fraction thereof that a material or
assembly of materials will withstand the pas-
sage of flame and the transmission of heat
when exposed to fire, as established for the
material or assembly of materials under The
Building Code Act, 1974;
(/) "flammable liquid" means a liquid having a
flash point below 37.8° Celsius, and a vapour
pressure below 275 kilopascals absolute at
37.8° Celsius;
(g) "foundry" means the part of a building or
premises or the workshop, structure, room or
place in which base metals or their alloys are
cast in moulds, other than permanent moulds,
or where core-making, shakeout or cleaning
or any casting or other dust-causing operation
ancillary to the casting process is carried on;
(//) "gangway" means a defined passageway
between a metal melting unit and a metal
pouring area;
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(i) "lifting device" means a device that is used to
raise or lower any material or object and
includes its rails and other supports but does
not include a device to which The Elevators
and Lifts Act or The Construction Hoists Act
applies;
(j) "log" includes tree-length pulpwood and a pit
prop, pole, post, tie or any similar product;
(k) "pouring aisle" means a passageway leading
from a gangway where metal is poured into a
mould or box;
(/) "prime mover" means an initial source of
motive power;
(m) "professional engineer" means a member or
licensee of the Association of Professional
Engineers of the Province of Ontario under
The Professional Engineers Act;
{n) "transmission equipment" means any object
or objects by which the motion of a prime
mover is transmitted to a machine that is cap-
able of utilizing such motion and includes a
shaft, pulley, belt, chain, gear, clutch or other
device;
(o) "working space" means any space where per-
sons are engaged in the performance of work
within a foundry but does not include offices,
lunch rooms, locker rooms, change rooms,
rest rooms, washrooms, shower rooms, toilet
rooms, pattern shops, maintenance shops,
laboratories, shipping areas, the storage space
occupied by equipment or materials not reg-
ularly in use or the enclosed space where core
sands and moulding sands are stored.
EQUIVALENCY
2. In applying this Regulation, the composition,
design, size and arrangement of any material, object,
device or thing may vary from the composition, design,
size or arrangement prescribed in this Regulation where
the factors of strength, health and safety are equal to or
greater than the factors of strength, health and safety in
the composition, design, size or arrangement pre-
scribed.
APPLICATION
3. This Regulation applies to all industrial estab-
lishments.
PART I
SAFETY REGULATIONS
-< 1) Subject to subsection 2 , the minimum age of,
(a) a worker; or
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(b) a person who is permitted to be in or about an
industrial establishment,
shall be,
(c) sixteen years of age in a logging operation;
(d) fifteen years of age in a factory other than a
logging operation; and
(e) fourteen years of age in a workplace other
than a factory.
(2) Clause b of subsection 1 does not apply to a
person who,
(a) while in the industrial establishment, is
accompanied by a person who has attained
the age of majority;
(b) is being guided on a tour of the industrial
establishment;
(f) is in an area of the industrial establishment
used for sales purposes; or
(d) is in an area of the industrial establishment to
which the public generally has access.
NOTICE OF ACCIDENTS
5. — (1) The notice required by section 25 of the Act
shall include,
(a) the name and address of the constructor and
the employer;
(b) the nature and the circumstances of the
occurrence and the bodily injury sustained;
(c ) a description of the machinery or equipment
involved;
(d) the time and place of the occurrence;
(e) the name and address of the person who was
killed or critically injured;
(/) the names and addresses of all witnesses to the
occurrence; and
(g) the name and address of the physician or
surgeon, if any, by whom the person was or is
being attended for the injury.
(2) For the purposes of section 26 of the Act, notice
of,
(a) an accident, explosion or fire which disables a
worker from performing his usual work; or
(b) an occupational illness,
shall include,
(c) the name, address and type of business of the
employer;
(d) the nature and the circumstances of the
occurrence and the bodily injury or illness
sustained;
(e) a description of the machinery or equipment
involved;
(f) the time and place of the occurrence;
(g) the name and address of the person suffering
the injury or illness;
(ft) the names and addresses of all witnesses to the
occurrence;
(i) the name and address of the physician or
surgeon, if any, by whom the person was or is
being attended for the injury or illness; and
(j) the steps taken to prevent a recurrence.
(3) A record of an accident, explosion or fire causing
injury requiring medical attention but not disabling a
worker from performing his usual work shall be kept in
the permanent records of the employer and include
particulars of,
(a) the nature and circumstances of the occur-
rence and the injury sustained;
(b) the time and place of the occurrence; and
(c ) the name and address of the injured person.
(4) A record kept as prescribed by subsection 3 for
the inspection of an inspector shall be notice to the
Director.
6. Where, under section 5, 55 or 72 of this Regula-
tion, a report or permanent record is prescribed to be
kept, it shall be kept for,
(a) a period of at least one year; or
(b) such longer period as is necessary to ensure
that at least the two most recent reports or
records are kept.
7. — (1) Before beginning any construction,
development, reconstruction, alteration or installation
to or in a building or structure that is to be or is,
(a) used as a factory other than,
(i) a logging operation, or
(ii) a laundry operated in conjunction
with,
a. a public or private hospital.
b. a hotel, or
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c. a public or private institution
for religious, charitable or edu-
cational purposes;
(b) an arena;
(f ) used as a shop or office building and is to be or
is more than two storeys in height; or
(d) used as a shop or office building and is to have
or has more than 557 square metres of gross
horizontal area in any storey enclosed within,
(i) exterior walls, or
(ii) any combination of exterior walls and
interior walls having a fire-resistance
rating without any opening to another
building,
drawings, layout and specifications shall be filed with
the Ministry for review in accordance with subsection 3
of section 18 of the Act.
(2) The drawings, layout and specifications filed in
accordance with subsection 3 of section 1 8 of the Act
shall.
(a) be accompanied by an application for review
in Form 1;
(b) where applicable, include, drawn to a reason-
able scale,
(i) a plot plan,
(ii) foundation plans,
(iii) elevations and sections,
(iv) structural details,
(v) floor plans.
(vi) heating, electrical and sanitation
drawings,
(vii) details of ventilation systems, and
(viii) details of equipment, machinery or
devices to be used in the processing of
toxic or designated substances;
(c ) be submitted in triplicate;
(d) include an estimate of the cost;
(e) in the case of drawings of a building or struc-
ture that is or is to be,
(i) an arena,
(ii) more than two storeys in height, or
(iii) more than 557 square metres in build-
ing area.
bear the signature and seal of a professional
engineer or architect; and
(/ ) be accompanied by the appropriate fee as pre-
scribed in section 8.
8. — ( 1) Subject to subsection 2 . the fees to be paid for
filing and review of drawings, layout and specifications
shall be, where the estimated cost approved by an
engineer of the Ministry is,
(a) not more than $5,000. $5; and
(b) more than $5,000. $1 for each $1,000 or frac-
tion thereof.
(2) No fee greater than $5 .000 is payable for any one
building or structure.
9. The fee for each copy of a report or each copy of an
order furnished under section 35 of the Act is $100.
10. A notice under subsection 5 of section 29 of the
Act shall be in Form 2.
11. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, fuel fired heating
equipment shall be located in a separate room that.
(a) is not under a means of egress;
{b) with the exception of exterior walls, has a
fire-resistance rating of at least one hour;
(c) is supplied with combustion air from out-
doors; and
(d) has, subject to subsection 3, no opening in any
wall facing an area containing a flammable or
explosive gas, vapour, dust or fume.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to fuel fired heating
equipment that.
(a) is installed in an outdoor roof-top location;
(b) acts as an infra-red heater;
(c) acts as a space heater.
(i) in a building, other than a service gar-
age, of not more than two storeys
including the basement, or
(ii) in a service garage, where the com-
bustion element and the intake open-
ing of the cold air return duct are at
least 1 . 2 metres above floor level; or
(d) is an integral part of process equipment.
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(3) Clause d of subsection 1 does not apply to a hot air
supply duct opening which is equipped with a fire
damper.
12. A floor or other surface used by any worker
shall,
(a) be kept free of,
(i) obstructions,
(ii) hazards, and
(iii) accumulations of refuse, snow or ice;
and
(b) not have any finish or protective material used
on it that is likely to make the surface slippery.
13. Clearances between a moving part of any
machine or any material carried by the moving part of
the machine and any other machine, structure or thing
shall be adequate to ensure that the safety of any worker
in the area is not endangered.
14.- — (1) Subject to subsection 2, there shall be a
guardrail,
(a) around the perimeter of an uncovered opening
in a floor, roof or other surface to which a
worker has access;
(b) at an open side of,
(i) a raised floor, mezzanine, balcony,
gallery, landing, platform, walkway,
stile, ramp or other surface, or
(ii) a vat, bin or tank, the top of which is
less than 107 centimetres above the
surrounding floor, ground, platform or
other surface; and
(c) around a machine, electrical installation,
place or thing that is likely to endanger the
safety of any worker.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to,
(a) a loading dock;
(b) a roof to which access is required only for
maintenance purposes; and
(c) a pit used for,
(i) work on an assembly line, or
(ii) maintenance of vehicles or similar
equipment.
15. A guardrail shall,
(a) have a height of not less than 107 centimetres
above the surface, floor, ground or platform
on which it is installed;
(ft) be capable of withstanding any load likely to
be applied to it;
(c) when constructed of wood, be not less than 38
millimetres x 89 millimetres in cross section,
securely supported on posts not less than 38
millimetres x 89 millimetres in cross-section,
the posts being spaced at intervals of not more
than 2.4 metres;
(d) have an intermediate rail which, when con-
structed of wood, is not less than 75 mil-
limetres wide, securely fastened to the inner
side of the posts mid-way between the top rail
and the surface, floor, ground or platform on
which it is installed;
(e) where tools or other objects may fall on any
worker, have a toe-board extending from the
floor platform or other surface to a height of
not less than 125 millimetres; and
(/) be free of splinters and protruding nails.
16. A cover on an opening in a floor, roof or other
surface shall be,
(a) secured in place; and
(b) of sufficient strength to support,
(i) any load likely to be applied to it, or
(ii) 2.4 kilonewtons per square metre,
whichever is the greater.
17. A door,
(a) located or arranged so that it could be mis-
taken for an exit door; or
(b) leading to a hazardous, restricted or unsafe
area,
shall be identified by a warning sign posted on it.
18. A fixed walkway, service stair or stile shall be at
least 55 centimetres in width.
19. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, an access ladder
fixed in position shall,
(a) be vertical;
(b) have rest platforms at not more than 9 metre
intervals;
(c) be offset at each rest platform;
(d) where the ladder extends over 5 metres, above
grade, floor or landing, have a safety cage
commencing not more than 2.2 metres above
grade and continuing at least 90 centimetres
above the top landing with openings to permit
access by a worker to rest platforms or to the
top landing;
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(e) have side rails which extend 90 centimetres
above the landing; and
if) have rungs which are at least 15 centimetres
from the wall and spaced at regular intervals.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to an access ladder on
a tower, water tank, chimney or similar structure which
has a safety device which will provide protection should
a worker using the ladder fall.
20. Where frequent access is required to equipment
elevated above or located below floor level, permanent
platforms shall be provided with access by a fixed,
(a) stair; or
(b) access ladder.
21. Barriers, warning signs or other safeguards for
the protection of all workers in an area shall be used
where vehicle or pedestrian traffic may endanger the
safety of any worker.
22. A skylight in a foundry shall be fitted with wired
or shatter-proof glass or non-shatterable translucent
material or with protective wire netting attached to its
underside.
LIGHTING
23. Where natural lighting is inadequate to ensure
the safety of any worker, artificial lighting shall be
provided and shadows and glare shall be reduced to a
minimum.
24. In an area of a building which is solely dependent
on artificial lighting and where a failure of the regular
lighting system would create conditions which might
endanger the safety of any worker in the building,
emergency lighting shall be provided which,
(a) turns on automatically when the regular
lighting fails;
(b) is independent of the regular lighting source;
(c) provides adequate lighting for evacuation of
the area; and
(d) shall be tested at least once every- three months
to ensure the system will function in an
emergency, but not less frequently than
recommended by the manufacturer.
FIRE PREVENTION — PROTECTION
25. A fire extinguisher shall.
(a) not contain carbon tetrachloride, methyl
bromide or other potentially toxic vaporizing
liquid;
(b) be inspected at least once even- month by a
worker appointed for that purpose and the
date of the last inspection shall be recorded on
a tag attached thereto; and
(c ) after use, be
(i) immediately recharged and returned
to its marked station, or
(ii) replaced.
26. — ( 1) Subject to subsections 2, 3 and 4, where not
required for immediate use, flammable liquids shall be,
(a) in sealed containers; and
(b) located,
(i) outdoors and remote from any means
of egress,
(ii) in a building not used for any other
purpose, or
liiii in a room,
a. separated from the rest of the
building with partitions hav-
ing,
1 . at least a one-hour fire-
resistance rating, and
2. self-closing doors, hing-
ed to swing outwardly
on their vertical axes,
b. equipped with,
1. a drain connected to a
dry sump or holding
tank, and
2. liquid-tight seals be-
tween interior walls
and floor and a liquid-
tight ramped sill at any
door opening, which is
not in an exterior wall,
and
c. having natural ventilation to
the outdoors by upper and low-
er exterior wall gravity louvres.
(2) Where not required for immediate use, flam-
mable liquids,
(a) in opened containers; or
(6) having a flash point below 22.8° Celsius and a
boiling point below 37.8° Celsius,
shall,
(c) comply with the requirements of clause b of
subsection 1:
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(d) be stored in facilities having no potential
source of ignition; and
(e) when located in a room, be located in a room
equipped with,
(i) explosion venting to the outdoors, and
(ii) a spark resistant floor.
(3) A maximum of 235 litres of flammable liquids
may be stored,
(a) in sealed containers of not more than 23 litre
capacity each; or
{b) in a metal cabinet of double walled construc-
tion with a 3-point door latch and a liquid-
tight door sill raised at least 50 millimetres
above the floor.
(4) An area where flammable liquids are dispensed
shall have,
(a) mechanical ventilation from floor level to the
outdoors at the rate of 18 cubic metres per
hour per square metre of floor area; and
(b) containers and dispensing equipment bonded
and grounded when flammable liquid is dis-
pensed.
27. A portable container used for dispensing flam-
mable liquid in a work area shall be made of
material suitable to provide for the safety of all
workers and have,
(a) a spring-loaded cap; and
(b) a flame arrestor.
MACHINE GUARDING
28. Where a machine or prime mover or transmis-
sion equipment has an exposed moving part that may
endanger the safety of any worker, the machine or
prime mover or transmission equipment shall be equip-
ped with and guarded by a guard or other device which
prevents access to the moving part.
29. An in-running nip hazard or any part of a
machine, device or thing that may endanger the safety
of any worker shall be equipped with and guarded by a
guard or other device which prevents access to the
pinch point.
30. A machine shall be shielded or guarded so that
the product, material being processed or waste stock
will not endanger the safety of any worker.
31. An emergency stop control on a power-driven
machine shall,
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(b) be located within easy reach of the operator.
(a) be conspicuously identified; and
32. An operating control which acts as a guard for a
machine not otherwise guarded shall,
(a) be in a location where the safety of the
operator is not endangered by moving
machinery;
(b) be arranged so that it cannot be operated acci-
dentally; and
(c) not be made ineffective by a tie-down device
or other means.
33. A grinding wheel shall be,
(a) marked with the maximum speed at which it
may be used;
(b) checked for defects before mounting;
(c) mounted in accordance with the manufac-
turer's specifications;
(d) operated at a speed which does not exceed the
manufacturer's recommendations;
(e) provided with protective hoods that enclose
the wheel as closely as the work will permit;
(/) operated only by workers protected by eye
protection; and
(g) stored where it will not be subjected to,
(i) extreme heat or cold, or
(ii) damage from impact.
34. A work rest for a grinding wheel shall,
(a) have a maximum clearance of 3 millimetres
from the grinding wheel;
(b) be in a position above the centre line of the
grinding wheel; and
(c) not be adjusted while the grinding wheel is in
motion.
35. A centrifugal extractor, separator or dryer shall
have an interlocking device which will prevent,
(a) any lid or covering guard from being opened
or removed while the rotating drum or basket
is in motion; and
(b) the starting of the drum or basket while the lid
or covering guard is open or removed.
36. A tumbling mill or tumbling dryer shall have a
locking device which prevents any movement of the
mill or dryer which may endanger any worker during
loading or unloading.
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37. Portions of conveyors or other moving machin-
ery which are not visible from the control station, and
where starting up may endanger any worker, shall be
equipped with automatic start-up warning devices.
38. Guards shall be provided beneath conveyors.
(a) which pass over any worker; or
(b) from which falling material, including broken
conveyor parts, may be a hazard to any work-
er.
39. Overhead protection shall be provided where
falling material may endanger any worker.
40. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, an explosive
actuated fastening tool shall,
(a) have a firing mechanism that will prevent the
tool from being fired.
(i) while being loaded,
(ii) during preparation for firing, or
(iii) if dropped;
(b) be capable of being operated only when the
muzzle end is held against a working surface
with a force of at least 2 2 ne wtons greater than
the weight of the tool;
k) if required to be dismantled into separate
parts for loading, be capable of being operated
only when the separate parts are firmly locked
together;
(d) be capable of being fired only after two sepa-
rate and distinct actions have been carried out
by the operator, with the firing movement
separate from the operation of bringing the
tool into the firing position;
(e) be used only when equipped with a protective
guard or shield,
(i) suitable for the particular fastening
operation being performed,
(ii) mounted at right angles to the barrel.
(iii) at least 7 5 millimetres in diameter, and
(iv) placed in a central position on the
muzzle end of the tool except where the
fastener is intended to be driven into a
surface at a point within 38 millimetres
of another surface that is at an angle to
the surface into which the fastener is
intended to be driven;
(/) be capable of being operated when the guard
prescribed by clause e is placed in the central
position only when the bearing surface of the
guard is tilted not more than eight degrees
from the working surface;
(g) when not in use, be stored in a locked con-
tainer;
(h) not be left unattended where it may be avail-
able to a person other than a worker having
the qualifications set out in subclause i of
clause k;
(i) whether loaded or unloaded, not be pointed
directly at any person;
(j ) not be loaded unless it is being prepared for
immediate use;
(k) be used only.
(i) by a worker who has been instructed in
the proper and safe manner of its use
by the manufacturer or his authorized
and qualified agent,
(ii) by a worker wearing both head pro-
tection and eye protection,
(iii) after it has been inspected by the
worker referred to in subclause i to
ensure that,
a. the tool is clean,
b. all moving parts operate freely,
c. the barrel is free from any
obstruction,
d. the tool is adequately equipped
for the intended use, and
e. it is not defective,
(iv) in accordance with the instructions of
the manufacturer,
(v) with an explosive load of a strength
adequate to perform the intended
work without excessive force, and
(vi) to drive a stud or other fastener suit-
able for insertion in the tool; and
(/) not be used in an atmosphere containing
flammable vapours, gases or dusts.
(2) Clauses e and/ of subsection 1 do not apply to an
explosive actuated fastening tool if the velocity of the
stud or other fastener does not exceed 90 metres per
second measured at a distance of 2 metres from the
muzzle end of the tool when propelled by the maximum
commercially available explosive load that the tool is
chambered to accept.
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(3) A misfired cartridge which has been removed
from an explosive actuated fastening tool shall be
placed in a water-filled container until the cartridge
may be properly disposed of after its safe removal from
the industrial establishment.
41. An explosive load for an explosive actuated fas-
tening tool shall,
(a) be so marked or labelled that the operator can
readily identify its strength;
(jb) not be stored in a container where an explo-
sive load of a different strength is stored;
(c) not be left unattended where it may be avail-
able to a person other than a worker having
the qualifications set out in subclause i of
clause k of section 40; and
(d) when not in use, be stored in a locked con-
tainer.
42. A hand-held nailing gun or similar tool shall be,
(a) capable of being operated only when in con-
tact with the work surface; and
(b) operated only,
(i) by a competent person, and
(ii) when the operator is wearing eye pro-
tection.
43. A chain saw shall,
(a) have,
(i) a chain that minimizes the possibility
of a kickback, and
(ii) a device which will effectively stop the
chain in the event of a kickback;
(b) be in safe operating condition;
(c) when being started, be held firmly;
(d) when being used, be held firmly by both
hands; and
(e) have the chain stopped when not actually
cutting.
44. Electrical equipment, insulating materials and
conductors shall be,
(a) suitable for its use; and
(6) certified by,
(i) the Canadian Standards Association,
or
(ii) the Ontario Hydro Electrical Inspec-
tion Department.
45. The entrance to a room or similar enclosure
containing exposed live electrical parts shall have a
conspicuous sign, warning of the danger, and forbid-
ding entry by unauthorized persons.
46. — (1) Subject to subsections 2 and 3, the power
supply to electrical installations, equipment or power
lines shall be disconnected and locked out of service
prior to any work being done on, or in proximity to, the
installations, equipment or power lines.
(2) Where it is not practicable to disconnect and lock
out the power supply to live electrical installations,
equipment or power lines,
(a) rubber gloves, mats, shields or other protec-
tive equipment adequate to ensure the safety
of all workers shall be used while the work is
being performed; and
(b) a person other than the worker doing the work
who is trained in the use of artificial respira-
tion, shall be conveniently available while the
work is being performed.
(3) Where work is to be done on a power line of 750
volts or over, and the power supply cannot be discon-
nected and locked out of service,
(a) the work shall be carried out by a competent
person under the authority of an electrical
utility; and
(b) rubber gloves, mats, shields or other protec-
tive equipment, and procedures adequate to
ensure the safety of all workers shall be used
while work is being performed; and
(c) a person, other than the worker doing the
work, who is trained in the use of artificial
respiration, shall be conveniently available
while the work is being performed.
47. Tools and other equipment, which are capable
of conducting electricity and endangering the safety of
any worker, shall not be used in such proximity to any
live electrical installation or equipment that they might
make electrical contact with the live conductor.
48. Cord-connected electrical equipment and tools
shall be effectively grounded.
MATERIAL HANDLING
49. Material, articles or things,
(a) required to be lifted, carried or moved, shall
be lifted, carried or moved in such a way and
with such precautions and safeguards,
including protective clothing, guards or other
precautions as will ensure that the lifting, car-
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rying or moving of the material, articles or
things does not endanger the safety of any
worker;
(b) shall be transported, placed or stored so that
the material, articles or things,
(i) will not tip, collapse or fall, and
(ii) can be removed or withdrawn without
endangering the safety of any worker;
and
(c) to be removed from a storage area, pile or rack
shall be removed in a manner that will not
endanger the safety of any worker.
50. Machinery, equipment or material which may
tip or fall and endanger any worker shall be secured
against tipping or falling.
51. Cylindrical objects stored on their side shall be
piled symmetrically with each unit in the bottom row
chocked or wedged to prevent motion.
52. Barrels, drums or kegs which are piled on their
ends shall have two parallel planks placed on top of
each row before another row is added.
53. A storage cylinder for compressed gas shall,
(a) have a valve connection which prevents an
inadvertent connection which would result in
a hazardous mixture of gases;
(b) be secured in position during transportation,
storage or use;
(c) have the valve protection cap in position
when the cylinder is not in use;
(d) when containing acetylene, be in an upright
position; and
(e) be protected from physical damage.
54. A silo, bin, hopper, structure, container or thing
that is not a confined space for which the requirements
of sections 71, 72, 73, 74 and 75 apply, and that is used
for storing or containing bulk material may be entered
only where,
(a) the supply of material thereto is stopped and
precautions are taken that will prevent any
further supply;
(b) the worker entering is wearing a safety har-
ness or other similar equipment attached to a
rope or lifeline such that the worker shall not
be endangered by any collapse or shifting of
material in the silo, bin, hopper, structure,
container or thing; and
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(c) at least one other worker equipped with a
suitable alarm and capable of rendering any
necessary assistance is keeping watch nearby.
55. — (1) A lifting device shall,
(a) be so constructed, of such strength and be
equipped with suitable ropes, chains, slings
and other fittings so as to adequately ensure
the safety of all workers;
(b) be thoroughly examined by a competent per-
son to determine its capability of handling the
maximum load as rated,
(i) prior to being used for the first time,
and
(ii) thereafter as often as necessary but not
less frequently than recommended by
the manufacturer and in any case, at
least once a year, and
a permanent record shall be kept, signed by
the competent person doing the examination;
(c) be plainly marked with sufficient information
so as to enable the operator of the device to
determine the maximum rated load that the
device is capable of lifting under any operat-
ing condition;
(d) have a cab, screen, canopy guard or other
adequate protection for the operator where he
may be exposed to the hazard of falling mat-
erial;
(e ) when it is a pneumatic or hydraulic hoist,
have controls which automatically return to
their neutral position when released.
(2) A lifting device shall be operated,
(a) only by,
(i) a competent person, or
(ii) a worker being instructed who is
accompanied by a competent person;
and
{b) in such a way that,
(i) no part of the load passes over any
worker,
(ii) where a worker may be endangered by
the rotation or uncontrolled motion of
a load, one or more guide ropes is used
to prevent rotation or other uncon-
trolled motion, and
(iii) subject to subsection 3 , when its load is
in a raised position the controls are
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(3) Subclause iii of clause b of subsection 2 does not
apply to,
(a) a hydraulic hoist which supports the load
from below and is fixed in one location; and
(b) an assembly line hoist temporarily unattended
during a stoppage of the assembly line.
(4) Hoisting controls operated from other than a cab
or cage shall,
(a) be located so that they can be operated at a
safe distance from a load being lifted; and
(b) automatically return to their neutral position
when released.
(5) Where a lifting device is equipped with limit
switches, the switches shall,
(a) automatically cut off the power and apply the
brake; and
(b) not be used as an operating control unless
designed for such use, in which case a second
limit switch shall be located behind the con-
trol limit switch.
56. A crane, lift truck or similar equipment shall be
used to support, raise or lower a worker only when,
(a) the worker is on a platform,
(i) equipped with adequate safety devices
which will automatically prevent the
platform and load from falling if the
platform's normal support fails,
(ii) suspended from a boom which does
not move, and the person is attached to
a separate lifeline suspended from the
boom or a fixed support capable of
supporting at least four times the
weight of the worker, or
(iii) attached to a mast, or boom which,
a. is hydraulically or pneumati-
cally operated, and
b. is equipped with a safety device
that will prevent free fall of the
platform in the event of a pres-
sure line failure;
(b) where the equipment is not designed for the
specific purpose of hoisting personnel, the
load applied to the crane, lift truck or similar
equipment is less than one half the maximum
rated load;
(c) the platform has a sign indicating the load
described in clause b;
(d) where controls are provided at more than one
location,
(i) each control station is provided with
means whereby the operator can shut
off power to the equipment, and
(ii) interlocks have been provided so that
only one station can be operative at
any time; and
(e) except when the controls are operated from
the platform, the controls are attended and
operated by another worker.
57. Where a travelling crane is operated on a crane
runway, there shall be,
(a) rail stops or bumpers extending at least as
high as the centre of the wheels at both ends of
the crane runway; and
(b) where applicable, similar rail stops at the ends
of the crane bridge.
58. — (1) Mobile equipment shall,
(a) when lighting conditions are such that its
operation may be hazardous, have head lights
and tail lights which provide adequate illumi-
nation;
(b) when exposed to the hazard of falling materi-
al, have a screen or canopy guard adequate to
protect the operator;
(c) be used to transport a person, other than the
operator, only when that worker is seated in a
permanently installed seat; and
(d) subject to subsection 2, be operated only by a
competent person.
(2) Clause d of subsection 1 does not apply to mobile
equipment operated by a worker while he is being
instructed and accompanied by a competent person.
59. A vehicle used to transport structural steel, logs
or similar loads shall have a bulkhead between the
operator's cab and the load which is reasonably capable
of resisting any impact caused by the shifting of the load
under emergency stop conditions.
60. Where the operator of a vehicle, mobile equip-
ment, crane or similar material handling equipment
does not have a full view of the intended path of travel
of the vehicle, mobile equipment, crane or similar mat-
erial handling equipment or its load, the vehicle, mobile
equipment, crane or similar material handling equip-
ment shall only be operated as directed by a signalman
who is a competent person and who is stationed,
(a) in full view of the operator;
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(b) with a full view of the intended path of travel
of the vehicle, mobile equipment, crane or
similar material handling equipment and its
load; and
(r) clear of the intended path of travel of the
vehicle, mobile equipment, crane or similar
material handling equipment and its load.
61. A vehicle left unattended shall be immobilized
and secured against accidental movement.
62. Powered equipment shall not be left unattended
unless forks, buckets, blades and similar parts are in the
lowered position or solidly supported.
63. Except for the purpose of a test of the material
handling equipment, no material handling equipment
shall be loaded in excess of its maximum rated load.
64. — ( 1) Except as prescribed by subsection 3 of sec-
tion 46, where a vehicle, crane or similar equipment is
operated near a live power line earning electricity at
more than 750 volts, even part of the equipment shall
be kept at least the minimum distance from the live
power line set out in Column 2 of the Table for the
particular voltage set out opposite thereto in Column 1
of the Table:
TABLE
Minimum distance from live
power lines for electricity
Column 1
Column 2
Voltage of live power line
Minimum Distance
750 to 150.000 volts
3 metres
150,001 to 250,000 volts
4.5 metres
250,001 volts and over
6 metres
(2) Subject to subsection 3 of section 46, where a
vehicle, crane or similar equipment is operated near a
live power line, and it is possible for any part of the
vehicle, crane or similar equipment or its load to make
contact with the live power line,
(a) a worker shall be stationed within the view of
the operator to warn him when any part of the
equipment is approaching the minimum dis-
tance from the live power line; and
(b) clearance shall be allowed for any change in
boom angle and for any swing of the hoisting
cable and load.
65. Gasoline engines on mobile or portable equip-
ment shall be refuelled,
(a) outdoors;
(6) with the engine on the equipment stopped;
(c) with no source of ignition, within 3 metres of
the dispensing point; and
(d ) with an allowance made for expansion of the
fuel should the equipment be exposed to a
higher ambient temperature.
66. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, a piping system
containing a substance which, because of its toxicity,
temperature, pressure, flammability or other property,
is hazardous, shall have its contents and direction of
flow positively identified.
(a) at valves and fittings;
(b) where a pipe passes through a wall or floor;
and
(c ) where circumstances may make such contents
and direction of flow doubtful.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to a piping system in
a petro-chemical plant where processing and mainten-
ance are carried out by a competent person under con-
trolled conditions so as to provide for the protection of
all workers.
67. A process which is likely to produce a gas. vap-
our, dust or fume, to such an extent as to be capable of
forming an explosive mixture with air shall be carried
out in an area which has provision for safe disposal by
burning under controlled conditions or in an area
which,
(a) is isolated from other operations;
(b) has a system of ventilation adequate to ensure
that the gas, vapour, dust or fume does not
reach a hazardous concentration;
(r) has no potential sources of ignition;
(d ) has provision for explosion venting; and
(e) has, where applicable, baffles, chokes or
dampers to reduce the effects of any explo-
sion.
68. Where the hazard of a dust explosion may be
created by the entry of foreign particles into equipment,
the equipment shall have separators which prevent
such entry.
69. — ( 1 ) Subject to subsection 2 , a collector that col-
lects aluminum, magnesium or other fine dust of an
easily ignitable nature shall be located,
(a) outdoors; or
(b) in a room used solely for the housing of dust-
collecting equipment which is,
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(i) separated from the rest of the building
by a dust-tight partition having a
minimum fire-resistance rating of one
hour, and
(ii) constructed to provide explosion vent-
ing to the outdoors.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to a collector,
(a) using an inert liquid as a medium to collect
dust;
(b) used for a wood- working operation other than
wood flour manufacturing and having less
than 0.47 cubic metres per second capacity;
(c) designed to safely contain explosions; or
(d) designed to safely resist explosions and equip-
ped with effective explosion venting to the
outdoors.
70. A compressed air or other compressed gas
blowing device shall not be used for blowing dust or
other substances,
(a) from clothing worn by a worker except where
the device is designed to limit increase in pres-
sure when the nozzle is blocked; or
(b) in such a manner as to endanger the safety of
any worker.
CONFINED SPACE
71. The requirements of sections 72, 73, 74 and 75
apply, with all necessary modifications, to any confined
space while a worker is in that space.
72. Subject to section 74, a confined space shall be
entered only where,
(a) there is an easy egress from all accessible parts
of the confined space;
(b) mechanical equipment in the confined space
is,
(i) disconnected from its power source,
and
(ii) locked out;
(c) all pipes and other supply lines whose con-
tents are likely to create a hazard are blanked
off; and
(d) the confined space is tested and evaluated by a
competent person who,
(i) records the results of each test in a
permanent record, and
(ii) certifies in writing in the permanent
record that the confined space,
a. is free from hazard, and
b. will remain free from hazard
while any worker is in the con-
fined space having regard to the
nature and duration of the
work to be performed.
73. Subject to section 74, a confined space in which
there exists or is likely to exist,
(a) hazardous gas, vapour, dust or fume; or
(b) an oxygen content of less than 18 per cent or
more than 23 per cent at atmospheric pres-
sure,
shall be entered only when,
(e) the requirements of section 72 are complied
with;
(d ) the space is purged and ventilated to provide a
safe atmosphere;
(e) the measures necessary to maintain a safe
atmosphere have been taken;
(/) another worker is stationed outside the con-
fined space;
(g) suitable arrangements have been made to
remove the worker from the confined space
should he require assistance; and
(h) a person adequately trained in artificial respi-
ration is conveniently available.
74. A confined space in which there exists or is likely
to exist,
(a) a hazardous gas, vapour, dust or fume; or
(b) an oxygen content of less than 18 per cent or
more than 23 per cent at atmospheric pres-
sure,
and which cannot be purged and ventilated to provide
and maintain a safe atmosphere shall be entered only
when,
(c) all the requirements of section 72 except that
of subclause ii of clause d are complied with;
(d) the worker entering is using a suitable
breathing apparatus and a safety harness or
other similar equipment to which is securely
attached a rope, the free end of which is held
by a worker equipped with an alarm who is
keeping watch outside the confined space;
(e) the worker entering is using such other
equipment as is necessary to ensure his safety;
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(/) the safety harness, rope and other equipment
mentioned in clause d have been inspected by
a competent person and are in good working
order; and
(g) a person adequately trained in artificial respi-
ration is conveniently available.
75. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, where the gas or
vapour in a confined space is or is likely to be explosive
or flammable, the confined space shall be entered only
where,
(a) the concentration of the gas or vapour does
not or is not likely to exceed 50 per cent of the
lower explosive limit of the gas or vapour; and
(&) the only work to be performed is that of
cleaning or inspecting and of such a nature
that it does not create any source of ignition.
(2) Cold work may be performed in a confined space
which contains or is likely to contain an explosive or
flammable gas or vapour where the concentration does
not, and is not likely to exceed 10 per cent of the lower
explosive limit of the gas or vapour.
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS
76. — (1) Where a structure is damaged to the extent
that a collapse of the structure or any part of the struc-
ture is likely to occur and cause injury to a worker,
(fl) the structure shall be braced and shored to
prevent the collapse of the structure; or
(b) effective safeguards shall be provided to pre-
vent access to the area.
(2) The bracing and shoring or other safeguards pre-
scribed by subsection 1 shall be installed progressively
to ensure that a worker installing the bracing and shor-
ing or other safeguards is not in danger.
77. A portable ladder shall,
(a) be free from broken or loose members or other
faults;
(b) have non-slip feet;
(c) be placed on a firm footing;
(d) where it,
(i) exceeds 6 metres in length and is not
securely fastened, or
(ii) is likely to be endangered by traffic,
be held in place by one or more workers while
being used; and
(e) when not securely fastened, be inclined so that
the horizontal distance from the top support to
the foot of the ladder is not less than 14 and not
more than Vi of the length of the ladder.
78. Machinery, equipment or material that is tem-
porarily elevated and under which a worker may pass
or work shall be securely and solidly blocked to prevent
the machinery, equipment or material from falling or
moving.
79. A part of a machine, transmission machinery,
device or thing shall be cleaned, oiled, adjusted,
repaired or have maintenance work performed on it
only when,
(a) motion that may endanger a worker has
stopped; and
(b) any part which has been stopped and which
may subsequently move and endanger a
worker has been blocked to prevent its
movement.
80. Where the starting of a machine, transmission
machinery, device or thing may endanger the safety of a
worker,
(a) control switches or other control mechanisms
shall be locked out; and
(b) other effective precautions necessary to pre-
vent such starting shall be taken.
81. Safety chains, cages or other protection against
blown-offside or lock rings shall be used when inflating
a tire mounted on a rim.
82. — (1) Subject to subsection 2. where repairs or
alterations are to be made on a drum, tank, pipeline or
other container, the drum, tank, pipeline or other con-
tainer shall,
(a) have internal pressures adjusted to atmos-
pheric before any fastening is removed;
(6) be drained and cleaned or otherwise rendered
free from any explosive, flammable or harm-
ful substance; and
(c) not be refilled while there is any risk of vap-
orising or igniting the substance which is
being placed in the drum, tank, pipeline or
other container.
(2) Clauses a and b of subsection 1 do not apply to a
pipeline where hot-tapping and boxing-in are carried
out by a competent person under controlled conditions
so as to provide for the protection of all workers.
PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
83. A worker required to wear or use any protective
clothing, equipment or device shall be instructed and
trained in its care and use before wearing the protective
clothing, equipment or device.
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84. Where a worker is exposed to the hazard of head
injury he shall wear head protection appropriate in the
circumstances.
85. Where a worker is exposed to eye injury he shall
wear eye protection appropriate in the circumstances.
86. Where a person is exposed to the hazard of foot
injury he shall wear foot protection appropriate in the
circumstances.
87. — (1) Long hair shall be suitably confined to pre-
vent entanglement with any rotating shaft, spindle,
gear, belt or other source of entanglement.
(2) Jewellery or clothing, which is loose or dangling,
or rings shall not be worn near any rotating shaft,
spindle, gear, belt or other source of entanglement.
88. Where a worker is exposed to the hazard of
injury from contact of his skin with,
(a) a noxious gas, liquid, fume or dust;
(b) a sharp or jagged object which may puncture,
cut or abrade his skin;
(c) a hot object, hot liquid or molten metal; or
(d) radiant heat,
he shall be protected by,
(e) wearing apparel sufficient to protect him from
injury; or
(/) a shield, screen or similar barrier,
appropriate in the circumstances.
89. Where a worker is exposed to the hazard of
falling and the surface to which he might fall is more
than 3 metres below the position where he is situated,
(a) he shall wear a serviceable safety belt or har-
ness and lifeline adequately secured to a fixed
support and so arranged that he cannot fall
freely for a vertical distance of more than 1.5
metres; and
(b) the fall arresting system described in clause a
shall,
(i) have sufficient capacity to absorb
twice the energy and twice the load
that under the circumstances of its use
may be transmitted to it, and
(ii) be equipped with a shock absorber or
other devices to limit the maximum
arresting force to 8.0 kilonewtons to
the wearer.
90. Where a worker is exposed to the hazard of
falling into liquid that is of sufficient depth for a life
jacket to be effective as protection from the risk of
drowning,
(a) he shall wear a life jacket; and
(b) there shall be an alarm system and rescue
equipment, appropriate in the circumstances,
to ensure his rescue from the liquid.
MOLTEN METAL
91. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, a foundry in which
any part of the lowest floor level of any working space is
below the adjacent ground level shall not be operated,
established or put into operation.
(2) The operation of a foundry, in which any part of
the lowest floor level of any working space is below the
adjacent ground level and which was in operation
before the 31st day of July, 1964, may be continued.
92. — (1) A clear space adequate for safe operating
and maintenance purposes shall be provided between
the outer shell of any cupola or other melting unit and
any wall, structure, equipment or operation.
(2) Subject to subsection 5, the width of any pas-
sageway or aisle adjacent to a melting unit shall not be
less than 1.2 metres.
(3) The firing portion and fuel supply controls of
each melting unit shall be accessible from an aisle or be
in a location remote from a melting unit.
(4) Subject to subsection 5, the dimensions of the
working space at any melting unit shall not be less than
1 .8 metres measured horizontally from the furnace shell
or pouring spout or such additional clearance as is
required for safe working.
(5) Subsections 2 and 4 do not apply to a melting unit
installed before the 31st day of July, 1964.
93. Permanent gangways shall be clearly marked.
94. — (1) Subject to subsections 2 and 3, where mol-
ten metal is conveyed, the minimum width of a gang-
way for one-way traffic shall be as specified in the
following Table:
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Number
Type of Metal
of Workers
Minimum
Container
Conveying
Metal
Width
Hand shank
2 or less
90 centimetres
ladles and
crucibles
Hand shank
More than 2
120 centimetres
ladles and
crucibles
Ladle or
60 centimetres
crucible on
wider than
truck, buggy or
greatest width
overhead track
of ladle,
crucible, truck,
buggy or
container
-upport
(2) Where a gangway is used for traffic in both direc-
tions but molten metal is conveyed in one direction
only, the width required by subsection 1 shall be
increased by at least 90 centimetres.
(3) Where a gangway is used for earning molten
metal in both directions, the width required by subsec-
tion 1 shall be doubled.
(4) Where a ladle is carried by an overhead crane,
(a) adequate warning shall be given before the
ladle is moved; and
(b) the danger area over which it is transported
shall be clear of any worker.
95. Where a hand ladle or crucible is used to pour
metal, the minimum width of a pouring aisle shall be as
specified in the following Table:
TABLE
Height of
Mould Above
Aisle Level
Number of
Worker
Allocated to
the Pouring
Operation
Minimum Width
of a
Pouring Aisle
I^ess than 50
centimetres
50 centimetres
or greater
Any height
Not more
than 2
Not more
than 2
More than 2
40 centimetres
60 centimetres
90 centimetres
96. Where molten metal is poured from a crane,
trolley or truck ladle, the minimum width of a pouring
aisle shall not be less than 30 centimetres greater than
the greatest width of the ladle equipment, except where
a bottom-pour ladle is used, in which case the aisle
width shall be 90 centimetres or more.
97. Where a worker is engaged in the handling of
molten metal, gaiter- type boots shall be worn together
with leggings or other protective clothing such that the
tops of the boots are overlapped to protect the worker
from injury due to molten metal.
98. A tilting ladle for molten metal shall be secured
against accidental overturning.
99. A cupola shall have,
(a) legs and supports protected from damage by
molten metal;
(b) doors on the top hinged to act as explosion
vents to the outdoors when equipped with a
closed top;
(c) a positive means of preventing the accumula-
tion of combustible gases in the air supply
system when the air supply fails; and
id) a continuous open flame or other means of
ignition maintained above the charging level
of the cupola while the cupola is in operation
and until all combustible material in the
cupola is consumed.
100. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, the bottom of a
cupola shall be supported by one or more adequate
metal props with metal bases and wedges supported on
concrete or other solid footing.
(2) The bottom of a cupola shall only be dropped,
(a) after a visual and audible warning signal has
been given for at least three minutes; and
(b) by having the prop or props removed by a
winch or similar device operated from outside
a wall or shield at the cupola or from another
safe location.
(3) As soon as is practicable after a cupola is emptied,
coke slag and unmelted metal from the dropping of the
cupola bottom shall be removed by a mechanical rake
or other mechanical means.
101. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, material to be
charged into molten metal shall be free from ice or
moisture.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply where precautions
have been taken to ensure that any resultant reaction
will not endanger any worker.
102. A completely enclosed vessel shall be broken
open prior to its being charged into a furnace.
103. Where metal castings or scrap are broken by
means of a dropping device, or similar device, a perma-
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nent shield of wood planking at least 38 millimetres
thick shall be provided to protect workers from flying
metal fragments.
104. A container used for holding or transporting
molten metal shall be dry before use.
105. The floor and any water system immediately
surrounding a melting unit shall be so constructed as to
prevent the accumulation of moisture under or near the
melting unit.
106. Where molten metal is handled on a gallery,
mezzanine or other area having any working space
below it, the gallery, mezzanine or area shall have a
solid floor that will prevent molten metal from leaking
or burning through it and the gallery, mezzanine or
other area shall have a solid barrier, of not less than 1 . OS
metres in height, on all exposed sides to prevent metal
spillage from the gallery, mezzanine or other area.
107. In this section and in sections 108 to 120, inclu-
sive,
(a) "bucking" means the act of sawing a log or a
tree which has been felled into smaller pieces;
(b) "chicot" means a dead tree or a dead limb of a
tree;
(c) "felling area" means an area where trees are
being felled and into which they might fall;
(d) "hang up" means a tree that has not fallen to
the ground after being,
(i) partly or wholly separated from its
stump, or
(ii) displaced from its natural position;
(e) "haul road" means a road, other than a high-
way as defined in The Highway Traffic Act on
which vehicles used to haul logs are operated;
(/) "landing area" means a cleared area where
trees or logs are stored, measured, processed,
unloaded or loaded and includes a log dump;
(g) "limbing" means the act of removing limbs
from a tree before or after felling;
(h) "lodged tree" means a hang up that is tangled
with another tree or object;
(i) "logger" means a worker who engages in log-
ging and includes the employer and any per-
son under the control of the employer;
(j) "skidding" means the operation of moving
logs or trees by pulling across the terrain;
(k) "snag" means any material or object that may
interfere with the safe movement of a tree or
log or that may endanger a person or any
equipment;
(/) "spring pole" means a section of tree, or bush
which is, by virtue of its arrangement in rela-
tion to other materials, under tension;
(m) "stake" means a wooden or metal post used to
support and prevent the lateral movement of
logs;
(n) "tree" means a tree that is standing or is down
and from which the limbs have not been
removed.
108. — <1) Subject to subsection 2, a felling area shall
be kept clear of workers.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to,
(a) a worker authorized by the employer or
supervisor to be in the felling area; or
(b) an inspector or worker accompanying an
inspector in the course of their duties.
109. A landing area shall have sufficient space
cleared of any hazard to enable operations to be per-
formed without endangering any worker.
110. A tree shall,
(a) be felled only,
(i) after all workers other than the logger
felling the tree are cleared from the
danger area,
(ii) after all snags have been cut and
cleared away,
(iii) after all chicots and spring poles in the
vicinity of the tree being felled have
been lowered safely to the ground, and
(iv) in such a manner that the logger felling
the tree is able to stand clear of the tree
during its fall;
(6) be felled alongside or across a road only after
the road has been blocked off or controlled by
a signalman; and
(c) be limbed, bucked or topped only when the
logger is in a position so that the limb, log or
top when severed cannot roll or drop on him.
111. When a hang up occurs,
(a) the logger shall keep the felling area clear of all
workers; and
(b) the hang up shall,
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(i) be felled forthwith by winching or
pulling using a chain or cable from a
safe distance or bv other safe means.
(ii) not be climbed by any worker,
(iii) not be lowered by felling another tree
into or onto it. and
(iv) not be removed by cutting the sup-
porting tree.
1 12. A spring pole shall be severed or cut in a man-
ner that will not endanger,
(a) the logger cutting or severing the spring pole;
or
(ft) any other worker.
1 13. Skidding shall be done.
(a) only when all loggers, other than the operator
of the vehicle doing the skidding, are clear of
the danger area; and
(ft) so as not to raise the log being skidded to a
height that might.
(i) cause the vehicle moving the log to
upend or overturn, or
(ii) otherwise endanger the operator of the
vehicle moving the log.
114. A log shall be loaded or unloaded only when.
(a) requirements of section 60 are met; and
(ft) the immediate area is clear of all workers
except those engaged or assisting in the load-
ing or unloading.
115. Except for a truck, a vehicle used in logging
shall be equipped with a canopy that is,
(a) of sufficient strength and construction to pro-
tect any worker in the cab from,
(i) any load likely to fall on the canopy,
and
(ii) crushing injury due to the vehicle
rolling over; and
(ft) installed by welding or bolting to the frame of
the vehicle.
116. A truck used in logging shall have all rear win-
dows guarded against penetration by any part of its load
by a guard the strength of which is equivalent to the
strength of the cab in which the window is located.
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(a) comply with section 59;
(ft) be so loaded that no log extends,
(i) outside the stakes, or
(ii) farther than one-half its diameter
above the stakes;
(f ) have its load secured with chains or cables so
as to prevent the dislodging or other move-
ment of the load or any part thereof;
(d ) while any worker is in the cab, not be loaded
or unloaded by a method in which a boom or
part of the load is likely to pass over the cab;
(e) have the cab occupied by more than two
workers only in an emergency;
(_/") subject to clause e , be operated only when all
workers are clear of the vehicle or its load; and
(g) when unable to be unloaded completely by
mechanical means,
(i) be equipped with a tripping device for
releasing the load that is so located that
the worker operating the device is not
endangered, and
(ii) have its load released only in com-
pliance with subclause i.
(2) Where a truck or trailer used for hauling logs is
equipped with stakes and the stakes are trip stakes,
such stakes shall only be located on the right-hand side
or rear of the truck or trailer.
118. A haul road shall.
(a) be adequate to provide for the safe operation
of vehicles;
(ft) have by-passes or turnout spaces at suffi-
ciently frequent intervals to permit the safe
passing of vehicles using the road; and
(c ) have signs warning of the approach to every,
(i) bridge,
(ii) crossroad,
(iii) blind curve,
(iv) steep grade, and
(v) railway crossing.
119. A bridge on a haul road shall,
(a) be structurally adequate to support any load
likely to be applied to it;
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(b) have curbs of a height of not less than 15
centimetres on each side of the travelled por-
tion of the bridge;
(r) be of sufficient width between curbs to permit
the passage of vehicles using the bridge; and
(d) have markers which clearly indicate the
widths and ends of the bridge.
120. A vehicle used to transport loggers shall have
the part of the vehicle in which the loggers are trans-
ported,
(a) structurally adequate to support any load
likely to be applied to it;
(b) provided with an adequate number of seats
securely attached to the vehicle so that all
loggers being transported may be seated;
(c ) illuminated by an electrical lighting system;
(d) equipped with a means of communication
between the loggers and operator of the
vehicle to enable the loggers to signal the
operator to stop;
(e) adequately ventilated to protect loggers from
noxious fumes and gases;
(/") free of tools, equipment or flammable liquid,
which may be in racks outside the logger com-
partment;
(g) when used in inclement weather,
(i) enclosed to provide protection from
the weather, and
(ii) adequately heated to protect the pas-
sengers from undue discomfort due to
cold; and
(h) provided with emergency exits in accordance
with the provisions of The Highway Traffic
Act.
PART II
BUILDINGS
121. Except as prescribed in this Part, the health
and safety requirements of The Building Code, as
amended from time to time, made under The Building
Code Act, 1974 apply to all industrial establishments.
122. In this part, "hazardous room" means a room in
an industrial establishment containing a substance
which because of its chemical nature, or because of the
form in which it exists or is handled or processed, may
explode or become ignited easily and cause fire or create
an atmosphere or condition of imminent hazard to
health or safety.
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123. — (1) This section applies to hazardous rooms.
(2) At least two exits shall be provided for a hazard-
ous room where its area is greater than 15 square metres
or the distance of travel to one exit is greater than 4.5
metres.
(3) Where at least two exits are required, the means
of egress shall be arranged so that the distance from any
part of a room to a point where a choice of a means of
egress is available is not greater than 4.5 metres.
(4) The travel distance to an exit shall not be greater
than 23 metres.
124. — (1) A building or part of a building,
(a) not over two storeys in height;
(b) erected before the 30th day of June, 1972;
(c) used as a retail shop before the 30th day of
June, 1972 and which continues to be used as
a retail shop; and
(d) in which no storey has an area of more than
465 square metres,
shall have,
(e) where the travel distance from any point to an
exit is not greater than 23 metres at least,
(i) one exit from the first storey at grade
level, and
(ii) one stairway from the second storey,
mezzanine and basement;
if) where the travel distance from any point to an
exit is greater than 23 metres, at least,
(i) one front and one rear door from the
first storey at grade level,
(ii) two stairways that are located as far
from each other as is practicable from
the second storey and the basement,
(iii) subject to subclause iv, one stairway
from a mezzanine,
(iv) two stairways from a mezzanine where
the travel distance from any point on
the mezzanine to a stairway is greater
than 15 metres, and
(v) a fire separation with a fire-resistance
rating of at least one hour between a
storage area and retail area; and
(g) subject to subsection 3, where both basement
and second floor are served by open stair-
ways, the openings to the basement enclosed
with a minimum fire separation of three-
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(2) Where two stairways are prescribed by subclause
ii or iv of clause / of subsection 1 . a ladder or a fire
escape may be substituted for one of the stairways.
(3) A door in a fire separation mentioned in clause g
of subsection 1 shall be equipped with a self-closing
device and may also be equipped with a hold-open
device which is released by a smoke detector.
125. An exit may lead to a fire escape only where the
fire escape,
(a) does not provide more than one-half of the
required exit width; and
(b ) is on a building erected,
(i) on or before the 1st day of July. 1952,
or
(ii) after the 1st day of July. 1952 and
before the 1st day of January. 1976,
where the fire escape does not serve
any storey higher than five storeys
above grade.
126. Except for public corridors, exit enclosures,
separation between occupancies, horizontal and verti-
cal service space, service rooms and fire separation of
openings, the requirements of The Building Code
regarding,
(a) fire-resistance rating; and
(b) non-combustible construction,
do not apply to an industrial establishment erected
before the 1st day of January. 1976.
127. The "Additional Requirements for High
Buildings'* as specified in subsection 3.2.6 of The
Building Code, as amended from time to time, do not
apply to industrial establishments erected before the
30th day of June, 1972.
PART III
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE
128. Where a worker is exposed to a potential
hazard of injury to the eye due to contact with a biologi-
cal or chemical substance, an eyewash fountain shall be
provided.
129. Where a worker is exposed to a potential
hazard of injury to the skin due to contact with a
substance, a quick-acting deluge shower shall be pro-
vided.
130. Removal of material shall be done in such a
was as not to cause a hazard.
131. An industrial establishment shall be adequately
ventilated bv either natural or mechanical means such
that the atmosphere does not endanger the health and
safetv of workers.
132. — (1) Replacement air shall be provided to
replace air exhausted.
(2) The replacement air shall,
(a) be heated, when necessary, to maintain at
least the minimum temperature in the work
place specified in section 133;
(b) be free from contamination with any hazard-
ous dust, vapour, smoke, fume, mist or gas;
and
(c ) enter in such a manner so as.
(i) to prevent blowing of settled dust into
the work place,
(ii) to prevent interference with any
exhaust system, and
(iii) not to cause undue drafts.
(3) The discharge of air from any exhaust system
shall be in such a manner so as to prevent the return of
contaminants to any work place.
133. — ( 1) Subject to subsection 2, an enclosed work
place shall be at a temperature,
(a) suitable for the type of work performed; and
(b) not less than 18cCelsius.
(2) Clause b of subsection 1 does not apply to a work
place,
(a) that is normally unheated;
(b) where the necessity of opening doors makes
the heating of the area to the temperature
specified in clause b of subsection 1 imprac-
ticable;
(r ) where perishable goods requiring lower temp-
eratures are processed or stored;
(d) where radiant heating is such that a worker
working in the area has the degree of comfort
that would result were the area heated to the
temperature specified in clause b of subsec-
tion 1;
(e) where the process or activity is such that the
temperature specified in clause b of subsec-
tion 1 could cause discomfort; or
(/) during the first hour of the main operating
shift where process heat provides a substan-
tial portion of building heat.
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134. A worker who may be exposed to a biological,
chemical or physical agent which may endanger his
safety or health shall be trained,
(a) to use the precautions and procedures to be
followed in the handling, use and storage of
the agent;
(b) in the proper use and care of required personal
protective equipment; and
(f ) in the proper use of emergency measures and
procedures.
135. No food, drink or tobacco shall be taken into,
left or consumed in any room, area or place where any
substance that is poisonous by ingestion is exposed.
136. — (1) Subject to subsections 3, 4 and 5, toilets
and washbasins shall be provided in accordance with
the following Table in rooms which shall have,
(a) walls, partitions, doors and approaches which
afford a reasonable privacy to the person
using the toilet;
(b) hot and cold water for the washbasins;
(c) ventilation to the outdoors capable of pro-
viding ten changes of air per hour;
(d) reasonable personal hygiene supplies and
equipment; and
(e) where separate rooms are provided for each
sex, a legible sign indicating the sex by which
it is to be used.
TABLE
Number of Workers
Number of Facilities
Toilets
Washbasin-
1 to 9
1
1
10 to 24
2
2
25 to 49
3
3
50 to 74
4
4
75 to 100
5
5
Add one toilet and one
tional thirty workers or
washbasin for each addi-
fraction thereof
(2) In calculating the number of toilets and wash-
basins required in the Table in subsection 1 , the number
of workers in the Table in subsection 1 shall be that
number of workers who are normally present on the
premises for more than 25 per cent of their working day.
(3) Urinals may be substituted for one-half of the
required number of toilets for males and for this pur-
pose each 0.6 metre of straight trough urinal may be
counted as one urinal.
(4) For the purpose of this section, each 50 cen-
timetres of circumference of a circular wash fountain or
length of straight trough washbasin may be counted as
one washbasin.
(5) Subsection 1 does not apply to logging, except in
logging camps.
137. — (1) Subject to subsection 2 and to the Regula-
tions made under the Act respecting designated sub-
stances, or an order by a Director under section 20 of the
Act, potable drinking water shall be provided,
(a) from,
(i) a fountain with an upward jet, or
(ii) a tap from a piped water supply or a
covered vessel, together with a supply
of single-use cups in a sanitary con-
tainer located near the tap;
(b) on every floor where work is regularly per-
formed; and
(c) within 100 metres of any area where work is
regularly performed.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to logging, except in
logging camps.
138. — (1) Except for emergency facilities, hot and
cold water shall be provided at each shower.
(2) Hot water required under clause b of subsection 1
of section 136 and of subsection 1 of this section shall
not,
(a) be less than 30°Celsius;
(b) exceed 60°Celsius; or
(c) be directly mixed with steam.
139. Where workers are exposed to a substance that,
(a) is poisonous by ingestion; and
(b) can contaminate the skin,
shower rooms and individual lockers for street and
work clothes shall be provided.
140. Where ten or more workers are employed, a
room or other space shall be provided,
(a) affording reasonable privacy; and
(b) equipped with one or more cots and chairs,
unless such facilities are provided at a first-aid
station.
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141. A place suitable for eating purposes shall be
provided where,
(a) thirty-five or more workers are employed; or
(b) there is any room, area or place in which there
is exposure to a substance that is poisonous by
ingestion.
142. Protective clothing or other safety device which
has been worn next to the skin shall be cleaned and
disinfected prior to being worn by another worker.
143. — (1) Where a worker is likely to be exposed to
an atmosphere at atmospheric pressure with an oxygen
content of less than 18 per cent, the worker shall be
protected by mechanical ventilation so that the work-
er's safety and health is not endangered.
(2) Where the measures prescribed by subsection 1
are not practicable, the worker shall be protected by air
supplied breathing equipment so that the worker's
safety and health is not endangered.
144. — (1) In this section, "decibel" means decibel
measured on a type 2 sound level meter conforming to
the standard Z 107. 1 of the Canadian Standards Associ-
ation operating on the A-weighting network with slow
meter response.
(2) Where a worker is exposed to a sound level of 90
decibels or greater,
(a) measures shall be taken to reduce the sound
level below 90 decibels; and
(b) where such measures are not practicable,
(i) the duration of exposure set out in Col-
umn 2 of the Table in subsection 5 shall
not exceed the duration shown for the
particular sound level set opposite
thereto in Column 1 of the Table in
subsection 5, or
(ii) the person shall wear hearing protec-
tion.
(3) Where a worker is exposed to a sound level of 1 15
decibels or greater, he shall wear hearing protection.
(4) Clearly visible warning signs shall be posted at
the approaches to an area where the sound level is more
than 90 decibels.
(5) The warning signs referred to in subsection 4
shall state,
(a) the daily exposure for the particular sound
level permitted by the following Table; and
(b) that hearing protection must be worn when
the daily exposure is more than that permitted
for the particular sound level.
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Sound Level —
in Decibels
Duration — Hours
per 24 hour Day
90
92
95
97
100
102
105
110
115
Over 115
8
6
4
3
2
\Vi
1
Vi
Va or less
No exposure
(6) Where hearing protection is required by this sec-
tion, the protection shall be sufficient to reduce the
sound level below the sound level in Column 1 of the
Table in subsection 5 for the exposure corresponding to
that sound level in Column 2 of the Table in subsection
5.
145. All measures necessary to prevent exposure to
any toxic substance by inhalation, ingestion or skin
contact shall be taken and without limiting the general-
ity of the foregoing, where any toxic substance is used or
produced,
(a) the substance shall be isolated;
(6) adequate ventilation shall be provided;
(c) personal protective clothing or equipment
shall be worn or used;
(d) quick-acting deluge showers shall be pro-
vided; or
(e) eye-wash fountains shall be provided.
146. Regulation 455 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 and Ontario Regulations 259/72 and
335/75 are revoked.
147. This Regulation comes into force on the day
that The Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1978
comes into force.
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Form 2
The Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1978
NOTICE
Take Notice that this
(specify the "place", "matter"
or "thing", as the case may be)
is a danger or hazard to the safety of workers employed
in or having access u< these premises and the use
thereof shall be discontinued immediately until the
inspector's order of
(date)
(name of employer or owner)
(address of employer or owner)
has been complied with.
No person, except an inspector, shall remove this notice
unless authorized by an inspector.
Dated the day of , 19
(signature of inspector)
(3311)
39
THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND
SAFETY ACT, 1978
O. Reg. 659/79.
Construction Projects.
Made — September 11th. 1979.
Filed— September 13th. 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
ACT, 1978
CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Regulation,
1. "adequate" means adequate to protect a per-
son from the risk of damage to his body or
health and "adequately" has a corresponding
meaning;
2. "allowable unit stress" means,
i. the allowable unit stress assigned to a
material by The Building Code, being
Ontario Regulation 925/75, or
ii. where The Building Code, being
Ontario Regulation 925/75 does not
assign an allowable unit stress to the
material, the allowable unit stress for
the material as determined by a profes-
sional engineer in accordance with
good engineering practice;
3. "boom" means the projecting part of a
backhoe, shovel, crane or similar lifting
device from which a load is likely to be sup-
ported;
4. "caisson" means a casing being sunk or con-
structed below ground or water level whether
or not it is designed to contain air above
atmospheric pressure and includes an exca-
vation drilled by an auger into which a worker
enters or is required to enter to work, but does
not include a water well or a well within the
meaning of The Petroleum Resources Act,
1971;
5 . "cofferdam" means a structure constructed all
or in part below water level or below the level
of the water table in the ground and intended
to provide a place in which to work that is free
of water;
6. "conduit" means,
i. a sewer,
ii. a water main,
iii. a duct or cable for a telegraphic, tele-
phonic, television or electrical service.
iv. a pipe or duct for the transportation of
any solid, liquid or gas, or
v. any combination of i, ii, iii or iv,
and includes any service connection made or
intended to be made thereto;
7. "depth" means the vertical dimension from
the highest point of an excavation to a point
level with the lowest point of the excavation;
8. "Director" means the Director of Construc-
tion Health and Safety Branch of the Ministry
of Labour;
9. "extension trestle ladder" means a combina-
tion of a trestle ladder and a vertically-adjust-
able single ladder with suitable means for sec-
urely locking the ladders together;
10. "falsework" means the structural supports
and bracing for forms;
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1 1 . "flammable liquid" means any liquid having a
flash point below 37.8°Celsius and having a
vapour pressure not exceeding 275 kilopascals
absolute at 37.8°Celsius;
12. "form" means the mould into which concrete
is placed;
13. "lifejacket" means a personal flotation device
which provides buoyancy adequate to keep a
worker's head above water, face up, without
effort by the worker;
14. "magazine" means a place in which explosives
are stored or kept, whether above or below
ground;
15. "means of egress" means a way or ladder
leading to an exit from a building, structure,
excavation or other part of a project;
1 6. "professional engineer" means a person who is
registered as a professional engineer or a per-
son who is licensed as a professional engineer
under The Professional Engineers Act, 1971;
17. "public way" means a sidewalk, street, high-
way, square or other open space to which the
public has access, as of right or by invitation,
expressed or implied;
18. "safety belt" means a combination of,
i. a belt worn around the waist of a
worker,
ii. all necessary fittings, and
iii. a lanyard attached to the belt referred
to in subparagraph i;
19. "safety harness" means a combination of,
i. a belt worn around the waist of a
worker, and
ii. straps attached to the belt that pass
over the worker's shoulders and
around his legs with the necessary fit-
tings and a length of rope,
suitable for raising him by the rope without
permitting him to bend at the waist;
20. "safety net" means a net so placed and sup-
ported as to safely arrest any worker who may
fall into it;
21. "service shaft" means a shaft for the passage
of persons or materials to or from a tunnel
under construction;
22. "shaft" means an excavation having a long-
itudinal axis at an angle greater than 45
degrees from the horizontal.
i. for the passage of persons or materials
to or from a tunnel, or
ii. leading to an existing tunnel;
23. "suitable" means suitable for the purpose of
protecting a person from the risk of damage to
his body or health;
24. "trench" means any excavation in the ground
where the vertical dimension from the highest
point of the excavation to the point level with
the lowest point of the excavation exceeds the
least horizontal dimension of the excavation,
such dimensions being taken in a vertical
plane at right angles to the longitudinal centre
line of the excavation, but does not include a
shaft, caisson or cofferdam, or a cutting for
the right of way of a public highway or rail-
way;
25. "tunnel" means a subterranean passage made
by excavating beneath the overburden, into
which a worker enters or is required to enter to
work;
26. "underground" means within the confines of
any shaft, tunnel, caisson or cofferdam;
2 7. "vehicle" means a vehicle propelled or driven
by mechanical power and includes a trailer,
traction engine, tractor and road-building
machine.
PARTI
ADMINISTRATION
APPLICATION
2. Parts I and II of this Regulation apply to all pro-
jects.
3. — (1) Every constructor, contractor or subcon-
tractor engaged in construction and who is an employer
of workers shall register with the Director within thirty
days of first employing any workers.
(2) A registration under subsection 1 shall be made
by filing with the Director, a statement setting out,
(a) in the case of an individual or sole proprietor-
ship,
(i) the name in full, regular business
address and business telephone
number of the individual or sole prop-
rietor, and
(ii) the residence address of the individual
or sole proprietor;
(b) in the case of a partnership or syndicate.
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(i) the name or style of the partnership or
syndicate.
(ii) the business address and telephone
number of the partnership or syndicate
and where the partnership or syndicate
is composed of individuals the names
in full and residence addresses of the
individual members of the partnership
or syndicate, and
(iii) where the partnership or syndicate is
composed of an individual or indi-
viduals and a corporation or corpora-
tions, the particulars required by
clause a and clause c for an individual
or corporation, as the case may be;
(r ) in the case of a corporation.
(i) the name of the corporation,
(ii) the date of incorporation.
(iii) the province or jurisdiction in which
the corporation was incorporated,
(iv) the main business address and tele-
phone number of the corporation,
(v) the names in full and residence addres-
ses of the directors of the corporation
and the date when each became a
director, and
(vi) the names in full and residence addres-
ses of the principal officers of the cor-
poration and the date when each
became a principal officer;
(d) the type of construction in which the employer
is regularly engaged;
(e) the average number of employees employed
by the employer in the construction of projects
or parts of projects;
(/) the firm number assigned to the employer by
the Workmen's Compensation Board;
(g) the rate number assigned to the employer by
the Workmen's Compensation Board; and
(h ) whether or not, at the time of registration, the
employer has had his assessment increased by
the Workmen's Compensation Board pur-
suant to subsection 7 of section 86 of The
Workmen's Compensation Act.
(3) The statement referred to in subsection 2 shall be
verified by the certificate of the employer if an indi-
vidual, a partner if the employer is a partnership or
syndicate or by the president or a director if the
employer is a corporation.
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(4) Every employer shall notify the Director in writ-
ing of any change in the particulars that he has filed
with the Director under subsection 2 within thirty days
after the change has taken place and the notice shall
specify the change and the date of the change.
NOTICE OF PROJECTS
4.— (1) The constructor of a project shall, before
commencing work on the project, where,
(a) the total cost of labour and materials includ-
ing labour and materials for work carried out
by subcontractors exceeds $50,000;
(b) the work is the new erection, major alteration
or demolition of a building more than two
storeys or more than 7.5 metres in height;
l< ) the work is the new erection, major alteration
or structural repair of a bridge, an earth-
retaining structure or water-retaining struc-
ture more than 3 metres in height or a silo,
chimney or any similar structure more than
7.5 metres in height;
(d) work in compressed air is to be carried out;
(e) a tunnel, caisson, cofferdam or well which a
person may be required to enter or may enter
for any purpose is to be constructed;
(/) a trench more than,
(i) 300 metres long, or
(ii) 1.2 metres deep and over 30 metres
long,
and into which a worker is required to enter or
may enter is to be excavated; or
(g) all or part of the permanent or temporary
works are required by this Regulation to be
designed by a professional engineer,
give to the Director notice in writing setting out,
(//) a description of the project;
(/') whether or not a shaft, tunnel, caisson or cof-
ferdam is to be constructed as part of the
project;
(j ) the name and address of the constructor and
of the owner;
(k) the municipal address of the project and its
location with respect to the nearest common
and public highway;
(/) the starting date and the anticipated duration
of the work;
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(m) the total cost of the project for labour and
materials including labour and materials for
work carried out by subcontractors; and
(«) the name of the supervisor in charge of the
project.
(2) The constructor of a project shall, before com-
mencing work on the project, where the project,
(a) requires a notice under subsection 1; and
(b) is not to be more than fourteen working days
in duration,
in addition to complying with subsection 1, provide to
an inspector at the nearest office of the Construction
Health and Safety Branch of the Ministry by telephone
the information contained in the notice in writing.
(3) A contractor or subcontractor shall, before com-
mencing work on a trench more than 1.2 metres deep
and into which a worker is required to enter or may
enter, notify by telephone an inspector in the office of
the Construction Health and Safety Branch nearest to
the proposed work.
(4) The constructor of a project shall, before com-
mencing work on the project, post or have available for
review on the project a copy of the notice required by
subsection 1.
(5) Notwithstanding subsection 1, where it is neces-
sary to do work on a project immediately in order to
prevent injury to persons or damage to property, work
on the project may be begun without complying with
subsection 1, but, in any such case, the notice shall be
given to the Director as soon as practicable after work
on the project begins.
(6) Where a shaft, tunnel, caisson or cofferdam is to
be constructed, the notice required under subsection 1
shall contain the following additional information:
1. Specifications of the proposed construction
together with drawings showing profiles,
transverse sections and plans of the shaft,
tunnel, caisson or cofferdam.
2. Full details of all temporary and permanent
ground support.
(7) The Director may by notice in writing designate
that any part of a project shall be deemed to be an
individual project for the purposes of this Act and the
Regulation, and the person who undertakes all the
work on the part designated to be an individual project
shall be deemed to be the constructor of that part.
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
5. A constructor shall, before commencing work and
during the continuance of work on a project, affix and
maintain in good condition,
(a) a notice giving the constructor's name and the
address and telephone number of his head
office or principal place of business in Ontario
and his business name if he carries on business
in a name other than his own; and
(b) a notice giving the address and telephone
number of the head office and the nearest
district office of the Construction Health and
Safety Branch of the Ministry.
6.— (1) Subject to subsection 2, where a project is
one for which notice is required under subsection 1 of
section 5 and on which five or more workers are work-
ing at the same time, the constructor shall appoint a
supervisor.
(2) The supervisor shall supervise the work at all
times either personally or have an assistant, who is a
competent person, do so personally.
(3) All machinery and equipment, including fire
extinguishing equipment, magazines, electrical instal-
lations, communication systems, sanitation and medi-
cal facilities, buildings and other structures, temporary
supports and means of access and egress shall be
inspected by a competent person,
(a) as often as is necessary to ensure that they are
in a safe condition; and
(b) at least once a week.
(4) Such tests and observations as are necessary for
the detection of hazardous conditions that may occur on
the project shall be made by a competent person.
(5) Where the services of an ambulance are not
reasonably available to a project, suitable alternate
means of transportation for the transport of injured
workers shall be prearranged.
7. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, the minimum age of
a person who may be in or about a project shall be
sixteen years of age.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection 1, a person who has
attained the age of fifteen years may be employed as a
worker in or about a project if the person has, under The
Education Act, 1974, been excused from attendance at
school or is required to attend school only part time.
8. Where the project is one,
(a) for which a notice is required under subsec-
tion 1 of section 4; and
(b) where police, fire, medical, hospital or
ambulance services are reasonably accessible,
and can be reached by telephone service,
a telephone shall be installed on the project, unless there
is a telephone near the project that is readily accessible.
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9. Where a record is required to be kept available for i (3) A record of an accident, explosion or fire causing
inspection under this Regulation, such record shall be i injury requiring medical attention but not disabling a
kept for at least one year after the completion of the worker from performing his usual work shall be kept in
project to which it relates. the permanent records of the employer and include
particulars of,
(a) the nature and the circumstances of the
occurrence and the injury sustained;
(b) the time and place of the occurrence; and
(c ) the name and address of the injured person.
(4) A record kept as prescribed by subsection 3 for
the inspection of an inspector shall be notice to the
Director.
NOTICE OF OCCURRENCES
11. — (1) The following incidents are prescribed as
incidents at a project to which section 27 of the Act
applies:
1 . The overturning or major structural failure of
a crane or similar hoisting machine.
2. The structural failure of all or part of
falsework that was designed by or required by
this Regulation to be designed by a profes-
sional engineer.
3. The structural failure of all or part of an earth
or water-retaining structure, including the
failure of the temporary or permanent sup-
ports for a shaft, tunnel, caisson, cofferdam or
trench.
4. The structural failure of a principal support-
ing member of a building, including a column,
beam, wall or truss.
5 . The failure of the sloping walls of an excava-
tion that have been cut and trimmed to a slope
for which a professional engineer has given an
opinion in writing that the stability of the
slope will not endanger workers.
6. A worker falling a vertical distance of three
metres or more.
7. A worker falling where his fall is arrested by a
full body harness or a safety belt.
8. A worker becoming unconscious for any
reason.
9. A contact made by a backhoe, shovel, crane or
other similar lifting device or its load with a
live power line at more than 750 volts.
10. The failure of all or part of the structural
supports of a scaffold.
NOTICE OF ACCIDENTS
10. — ( 1 ) The notice required by section 2 5 of the Act
shall include,
(a) the name and address of the constructor and
the employer;
(6) the nature and the circumstances of the
occurrence and the bodily injury sustained;
(c) a description of the machinery or equipment
involved;
(d) the time and place of the occurrence;
(e) the name and address of the person who was
killed or critically injured;
(/ ) the names and addresses of all witnesses to the
occurrence; and
(g) the name and address of the physician or
surgeon, if any. by whom the person was or is
being attended for the injury.
of.
(2) For the purposes of section 26 of the Act. notice
(a) an accident, explosion or fire which disables a
worker from performing his usual work; or
(b) an occupational illness,
shall include,
(c ) the name, address and type of business of the
employer:
(d) the nature and the circumstances of the
occurrence and the bodily injury or illness
sustained;
(e) a description of the machinery or equipment
involved;
(/ ) the time and place of the occurrence;
(g) the name and address of the person suffering
the injury or illness;
(ft) the names and addresses of all witnesses to the
occurrence;
(i) the name and address of the physician or
surgeon, if any, by whom the person was or is
being attended for the injury or illness; and
(j) the steps taken to prevent a recurrence.
(2) A notice under subsection 1 shall set out the cir-
cumstances of the occurrence.
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(3) Where the accidental occurrence involves the
failure of,
(a) temporary or permanent works; or
(b) a structure,
for which a design by a professional engineer is required
by this Regulation, the notice required by section 2 7 of
the Act shall be supplemented within seven days by the
opinion in writing of a professional engineer as to the
cause for the accidental occurrence.
ALTERNATIVE METHODS AND MATERIALS
12. In applying this Regulation, a procedure and the
composition, design, size and arrangement of any mat-
erial, object, device or thing may vary from the proce-
dure, composition, design, size or arrangement pre-
scribed in this Regulation if the factors of strength,
health and safety are equal to or greater than the factors
of strength, health and safety in the procedure, com-
position, design, size or arrangement prescribed.
PART II
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION
13. Every part of a project, including any temporary
structure shall be,
(a) capable of supporting; or
(b) braced, either permanently or temporarily, to
support,
all loads to which it may be subjected without exceeding
the allowable unit stress for each material used.
14. — ( 1 ) During the construction of a building, tem-
porary or permanent flooring shall be installed progres-
sively as the building is erected.
(2) Subject to subsection 3, all work shall be carried
out not higher than two storeys above the temporary or
permanent flooring installed as prescribed by subsec-
tion 1.
(3) Where the vertical distance between the tiers of
column splices exceeds two storeys, work may be car-
ried out not higher than three storeys above the tempor-
ary or permanent flooring.
(4) Temporary flooring shall,
(a) consist of material,
(i) capable of supporting any load to
which it may be subjected, and
(ii) at least capable of supporting a load of
2.4 kilonewtons per square metre,
without exceeding the allowable unit stress for
the material used;
(b) be securely fastened to and supported on gir-
ders, beams or other structural members cap-
able of supporting any load likely to be
applied to the flooring without exceeding the
allowable unit stress for the material used;
and
(c) extend over the whole area of the surface on,
or above, which work is being carried out.
(5) Subsections 2 and 3 do not apply to work carried
out,
(a) from a scaffold;
(b) above an area where the worker has the pro-
tection of a safety net; or
(c) where the workers are protected from falling
by means of parachute-type harnesses or
safety belts attached to the project.
15. Where there is a danger of material falling on a
worker, overhead protection consisting of material
capable of supporting 2.4 kilonewtons per square metre
without exceeding the allowable unit stress for the mat-
erial used shall be provided at,
(a) every means of access to and egress from a
building or other structure under construc-
tion; and
(b) above an area where work is being carried
out.
16. Work shall not be performed in a,
(a) trench;
(b) shaft;
(f ) caisson; or
(d) cofferdam,
unless a worker is working above ground,
(e) in close proximity to; or
if) in close proximity to the means of access to,
the trench, shaft, tunnel, caisson or cofferdam.
17. — (1) Signs, at least 150 millimetres in height,
containing the word "DANGER"' in clear legible let-
ters, shall be posted in sufficiently prominent locations
and in sufficient numbers to warn a worker of a hazard
on the project.
(2) Without limiting the generality of subsection 1,
signs in conformity with subsection 1 shall be posted,
(a) adjacent to a hoisting area;
(b) under a suspended scaffold;
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(r) at the outlet from a chute; public way protection
(d) at a means of access to a place in which there
may be.
(i) a lack of oxygen, or
(ii) a noxious gas. liquid, fume or dust pre-
sent;
(f ) where there is a potential hazard from over-
head power lines for electricity at more than
750 volts; and
If) at the entrance to a room or enclosure con-
taining exposed live electrical parts, and
the sign shall forbid entry by any unauthorized person.
IS. All areas in which a worker is present and the
means of access to. and the means of egress from, those
areas shall be adequately lit.
19. An internal combustion engine shall not be oper-
ated.
(a) in an excavation or a trench unless provision is
made to ensure that exhaust gases or fumes
will not accumulate in the excavation or the
trench; or
0) in a building or other structure that is
enclosed, unk
(i) the exhaust gases or fumes are dis-
charged directly outside the building
or structure to a point sufficiently
remote to prevent the return of the
gases or fumes, or
(ii) there is an adequate supply of air for
combustion, and
(iii) there is adequate mechanical ventila-
tion for exhaust gases or fumes.
20. — ( 1) All measures shall be taken to ensure that a
worker will not be endangered by the disconnection or
repair of a pipeline under pressure.
(2) Where repairs or alterations are to be made on a
drum, tank, pipeline or other container, the drum,
tank, pipeline or other container shall.
(a) have internal pressures adjusted to atmos-
pheric pressure before any fastening is
removed;
(b) be drained, cleaned and ventilated or other-
wise rendered free from any explosive,
flammable or harmful substance; and
(f ) not be refilled while there is any risk of vap-
orising or igniting the substance which is
being placed in the drum. tank, pipeline or
other container.
21. — (1) Subject to subsection 2 . where a building or
other structure being constructed, altered, repaired,
dismantled or demolished is located within 4.5 metres
of a public way, work shall not be carried out on the
project unless a covered way has been constructed over
that part of the public way immediately adjacent to the
project.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to a project where the
work being done is totally enclosed or is at a distance of
4.5 metres or more from a public way.
22. Where a covered way is required under section
2 1 it shall.
(a ) have a clear height of not less than 2 .4 metres;
(b) have a clear width of not less than 1.5 metres
or. where it is over a sidewalk that is less than
1.5 metres wide, have a width equal to the
width of the sidewalk;
(r ) be capable of supporting any load likely to be
applied to it and at least capable of supporting
a load of 2.4 kilonewtons per square metre;
(J) have a weather-tight roof;
(e) be enclosed next to the project side with an
enclosure that is smooth on the side facing the
public way;
(f) have a railing 1.07 metres high from the
ground level on the street side; and
(g) where the public way has lighting, have
lighting that is adequate for safe pedestrian
traffic.
23. — (1) Where a pedestrian may be endangered
from work on a project while using a public way adja-
cent to the project, a solidly constructed fence at least
1.8 metres in height shall be constructed between the
public way and the project.
(2) Where a project is on. or adjacent to, a public
way all machinery, equipment and material that might
be a hazard to vehicular or pedestrian traffic shall be
marked by flashing devices.
TRAFFIC CONTROL
24. Where a worker may be endangered by vehicu-
lar traffic on.
(a) a project on a public way; or
(ft) a public way on a project.
he shall be protected by such of the following measures
as are necessary for his protection:
1 . Workers directing traffic by signs.
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2. Warning signs.
3. Barriers.
4. Lane control devices.
5. Flashing lights or flares.
25. A worker who is required to direct traffic shall be
given written instructions in a language he can read and
understand setting out the signals he is to use and the
instructions shall be explained to him verbally.
26. A worker,
(a) directing traffic; or
(b) who may be endangered by vehicular traffic
while he is working on a public way,
shall wear a vest which shall be reflective fluorescent
and colored blaze orange or red.
27. A sign used to direct traffic shall be,
(a) diamond in shape;
(b) made of material having the rigidity of
plywood at least six millimetres thick;
(c) 45 centimetres in width and 45 centimetres in
length and mounted at one corner on a pole
1.2 metres in length;
(d) red-orange reflective fluorescent in color on
one side with corner areas colored black so
that the red-orange area forms a regular eight-
sided figure, and with the word "STOP" in
clear legible white letters 15 centimetres in
height located in a central position on the sign;
(e) chartreuse reflective fluorescent in color on
the other side, with the word "SLOW" in clear
legible black letters 15 centimetres in height
located in a central position on the sign; and
(f) maintained in a clean condition.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE CLOTHING, EQUIPMENT AND
DEVICES
28. An employer shall require every worker in his
employ to wear or use such personal protective clo-
thing, equipment or device as is necessary for the work-
er's protection from the particular hazard to which the
worker may be exposed.
29. A worker required to wear or use any protective
clothing, equipment or device shall be instructed and
trained in its care and use before wearing the protective
clothing, equipment or device.
30. — (1) Subject to subsection 3, every worker shall
wear a safety hat at all times.
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(a) consist of a shell and suspension that will
adequately protect a worker's head against
impact and from flying or falling small
objects; and
(b) have a shell manufactured at a quality control
level to withstand a dielectric strength test at
20,000 volts phase to ground.
(3) Subsection 1 does not apply to a worker who,
(a) is not exposed to the danger of injury to his
head; and
(b) has a safety hat readily available for his per-
sonal use nearby.
31. — (1) Subject to subsection 3, every worker shall
wear adequate safety footwear.
(2) Safety footwear shall,
(a) consist of a shoe or boot;
(b) have a box toe that will protect a worker's toes
against injury due to impact and capable of
resisting at least 100 joules impact; and
(c) have a sole or insole that will protect a work-
er's feet against injury due to puncture and
capable of resisting a penetration load of 1.3
kilonewtons when tested with a 50 millimetre
common nail.
(3) Clauses b and c of subsection 2 do not apply to the
footwear of a worker working on a part of a project
where he is not exposed to the danger of injury to his
toes or feet.
32. Where a worker is exposed to the hazard of eye
injury he shall wear eye protection appropriate in the
circumstances.
33. Where a worker is exposed to the hazard of
injury from contact with his skin with,
(a) a noxious gas, liquid, fume or dust;
(b) a sharp or jagged object which may puncture,
cut or abrade his skin;
(c ) a hot object, hot liquid or molten metal; or
(d) radiant heat,
he shall be protected by,
(e) wearing apparel sufficient to protect him from
injury; or
{f) a shield, screen or similar barrier.
appropriate in the circumstances.
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34. Where a worker is likely to be exposed to the
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(6) Subsection 1 does not apply to a worker who,
(a ) is proceeding to or from his work position; or
(a) inhaling a noxious gas, fume or dust; or
{b) a lack of oxygen,
he shall be protected by adequate,
(c) mechanical ventilation; or
(</) respiratory equipment.
35. — (1) Subject to subsection 6, where a worker is
exposed to the hazard of falling.
(a) more than 3 metres;
(b) into operating machinery; or
(f) into or onto hazardous substances or objects,
he shall wear a safety belt or parachute-type harness
adequately secured to.
(d) a fixed support; or
(e ) a lifeline that is securely fastened to the pro-
ject,
or be protected by a safety net.
(2) A safety belt or parachute-type harness shall be so
arranged that should a worker fall he will be suspended
at a distance of not more than 1.5 metres below the
position where he was situate for the purpose of work-
ing immediately prior to his fall.
(3) A fall arrest system shall not apply a peak fall
arrest force greater than 8 kilonewtons to a worker.
(4) Where a lanyard is used, it shall have a nominal
diameter of at least 1 6 millimetres and be made of nylon
rope or other durable material of equivalent impact
strength and elasticity and adequate for the work to be
done.
(5) Where a vertical lifeline is used, it shall.
(a) have a nominal diameter of at least 16 mil-
limetres and be made of polypropylene or
other durable material of equivalent impact
strength and elasticity and adequate for the
work to be done;
{b) used by only one worker at a time;
(c) be free from the danger of chafing on any
sharp edge; and
(b) is engaged in connecting structural members
of a skeleton structure.
36. Without limiting the generality of section 35.
where a worker is exposed to the risk of drowning by
falling into water that is of sufficient depth for a life-
jacket to be effective, a lifejacket shall be worn by the
worker.
37. — (1) Without limiting the generality of sections
35 and 36. where a worker is exposed to the risk of
drowning by falling into water, two or more workers
shall be available for a rescue operation and rescue
equipment shall be provided in a suitable position on or
near the project and, where practicable, consist of,
(a) a seaworthy boat equipped with,
(i) a ring buoy attached to 15 metres of
polypropylene rope. 9.5 millimetres in
diameter.
(ii) a boat hook, and
(iii) lifejackets for each of the persons
required for a rescue operation with
the boat but. in any event, not less than
two lifejackets;
(6) where there is a current in the water, a line
extending across the water and having
attached to it floating objects capable of pro-
viding support for a person in the water; and
(r ) an alarm system capable of warning workers
of the necessity of earning out a rescue opera-
tion.
(2) In locations where the water is likely to be rough
or swift or where a manually operated boat is not prac-
ticable, the boat required under subsection 1 shall be a
power driven boat.
(3) The alarm system required by clause c of subsec-
tion 1 shall be activated whenever a rescue operation is
necessary.
ACCESS TO AND EGRESS FROM WORK AREAS
38. Adequate means of egress shall be provided from
a work area above or below ground level to permit a
worker to leave the area quickly in an emergency.
39. A work area, a route to and from a work area
and a scaffold on which work is being performed shall
be,
{d) extend to the ground or be provided with a
positive stop which will prevent the safety belt
or parachute-type harness from running off
the end of the lifeline.
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(a) maintained in a safe condition at all times;
(b) kept clear of obstructions, snow, ice or other
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(c) treated with sand or other similar material
when necessary to ensure a firm footing.
40. — ( 1) Subject to subsection 2 , access to and egress
from a work area above or below ground level shall be
by stairs, runway, ramp or ladder.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to a suspended scaf-
fold which can be moved to give access to a floor, roof or
platform or to ground level.
HOUSEKEEPING
41. An object shall not be placed or left where it is
likely to endanger a worker.
42. Reusable and waste material and debris on a
project shall be removed to a disposal or storage area as
often as is necessary to prevent a hazardous condition.
43. — ( 1 ) Subject to subsection 2 , rubbish , debris and
other materials shall,
(a) not be permitted to fall freely from one level to
another; and
(b) be lowered by a chute or in a container.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to demolition on a
project where materials fall or are dropped into a desig-
nated area,
(a) that is enclosed; and
(b) to which a worker does not have access.
(3) Cranes or hoists shall be used to lower objects
larger than rubbish or debris.
44. — (1) A chute shall,
(a) be adequately constructed and rigidly fas-
tened;
(b ) if at more than 45 degrees to the horizontal , be
enclosed on its four sides;
(c) where it is of the open type, be inclined at an
angle of not more than 45 degrees to the hori-
zontal;
(d) where necessary, have a gate at the bottom
end to control the flow of material; and
(e) discharge into a container or an enclosed area
that has been provided with barriers.
(2) The entrance to a chute shall,
(a) be constructed so as to prevent material from
spilling over when rubbish, debris and other
materials are being deposited into the chute;
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(c) be not more than 1.2 metres high;
(d) be kept closed when it is not in use; and
(b) have a curb, 10 centimetres or larger, where
the entrance is at or below the floor level;
(e) be of a design that will discourage entry by
any person.
45. Except where the material is stored,
(a) in a container; or
(b) a designated area with controlled access,
nails which protrude from material and endanger a
worker shall be removed.
46. Where a worker may be endangered by
form work ties, reinforcing steel, nails or other objects
protruding from concrete, they shall be removed or cut
off at the surface of the concrete, or otherwise pro-
tected, as soon as practicable.
STORAGE OF MATERIALS
47. A container for a combustible, corrosive or toxic
substance, including any substance which contains
lead, mercury, asbestos, isocyanates, silica, fluorides or
benzol shall,
(a) be suitable for the substance that the con-
tainer holds; and
(b) be clearly labelled to identify,
(i) the substance,
(ii) the hazards that are involved in the use
of the substance,
(iii) the uses to which the substance shall
not be put, and
(iv) the precautions to be taken in the
handling, use, storage and disposal of
the substance.
48. — (1) Materials to be used on, or removed from, a
project shall,
(a) be stored, moved, lifted or transported in a
manner that does not endanger a worker;
(b) be piled or stacked to prevent tipping, col-
lapsing or rolling; and
(f ) if they are to be hoisted by a crane or similar
hoisting device, not be stored under or in close
proximity to a power line for electricity at
more than 750 volts.
(2) Any blocking, support chain, metal band or wire
rope used to secure material shall not be removed or
disturbed until such time as the removal can be made
without endangering a worker.
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(3) Materials shall be removed from a vehicle or a
stockpile in a manner so as not to endanger a worker.
49. Construction materials or equipment shall not
be placed or stored on a permanent or temporary
structure so as to exceed the load-carrying capacity of
the structure or any part thereof.
50. — ( 1) Subject to subsections 2 and 3. construction
material shall not be stored, stacked or piled within 1.8
metres of,
(a) a floor or roof opening;
{b) the open edge of a floor, roof or balcony; or
(c) an excavation.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to a building, or a
completely enclosed part of a building, used solely for
the purpose of storing and distributing materials.
(3) Subsection 1 does not apply to a pile of small
masonry units, including bricks, blocks or similar small
objects,
(a) that can be handled by one worker; and
(b) that are to be used at the edge of.
(i) a floor.
(ii) a roof,
(iii) an opening in a floor or roof, or
(iv) an excavation.
where the height of the pile is less than the distance from
the face of the pile to the edge.
51. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, a storage cylinder
for propane, acetylene, oxygen or similar compressed
gases shall,
(a) be secured in an upright position to prevent
overturning; and
(b) except where the storage cylinder is connected
to a regulator or supply lines or hose, have the
control valve of the storage cylinder covered
by a protective cap that is securely screwed
into its proper position.
(2) Clause a of subsection 1 does not apply to a cylin-
der for compressed gas designed to be operated or to be
stored in a horizontal position.
52. — ( 1) Except where a flammable liquid is stored,
(a ) in a container that is suitable for the particular
hazards of the liquid; and
(b) in a room that.
(i) has sufficient window area to provide
explosion relief to the outside, and
(ii) is separated from the means of egress
from the building or structure,
not more than one normal working day's supply of the
liquid shall be stored in any building or structure.
(2) A flammable liquid or gas shall be stored,
(a) in a building or storage tank suitable for the
purposes; and
(b) where practical, not less than 100 metres from
a magazine.
(3) Every portable container used for flammable
liquids shall have a closed top, pouring spout and flame
arrestor.
EXCAVATIONS
53. — (1) Gas, electrical and other services that are
likely to endanger a worker having access to an excava-
tion shall be,
(a) accurately located, marked and where prac-
ticable the owner of the utility shall be
requested to locate and mark the service;
(b) where necessary, shut off and disconnected
prior to the commencement of the work on the
excavation; and
(r ) where an extreme hazard is known to exist
and the service cannot be shut off or discon-
nected the owner of the utility shall be
requested to supervise the uncovering of the
service.
(2) Pipes, conduits or cables for gas, electrical or
other services shall be supported where necessary to
prevent their failure or breakage.
(3) Where the commencement or continuation of an
excavation or other work on a project is likely to affect
the stability of an adjacent building or structure,
adequate precautions shall be taken, including the
under-pinning of the adjacent building or structure,
where necessary, to prevent structural collapse of, or
damage to, the adjacent building or structure before
commencing or continuing the excavation or work.
54. Even excavation in which a worker may be
required to enter shall be kept reasonably free of water
at all times.
55. Where a person is likely to be in danger of falling
into an excavation that is more than 2.4 metres deep, a
barrier at least 1.07 metres high shall be provided at the
top of any wall of the excavation that is not sloped in
accordance with clause*/ of subsection 2 of section 56.
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56. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, except where a
professional engineer has given an opinion in writing
that the stability of the walls is such that a worker is not
endangered in the excavation, the walls of an excava-
tion shall be supported by adequate shoring and bracing
to prevent their collapse.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to an excavation,
(a) that is less than 1.2 metres in depth;
{b) that a worker is not required to enter for any
purpose;
(c) that is cut in solid rock;
(d) where the walls are sloped to within 1.2
metres of the bottom of the excavation with a
slope that does not exceed a gradient of one in
one; or
(e) in which a worker is not required to be closer
to a wall of the excavation than the height of
the wall.
(3) The walls of an excavation shall,
(a) be stripped of loose rock or other material that
might slide, roll or fall upon a worker; and
(b) if cut in solid rock, where necessary, be sup-
ported by rock bolts or wire mesh to prevent
the spalling of loose rock.
(4) A level area extending at least 60 centimetres
from the top of each wall of an excavation shall be kept
clear of all equipment, excavated soil or rock and con-
struction material.
(5) A vehicle or other machinery shall not be driven,
operated or located so near to the wall of an excavation
as to endanger a worker by affecting the stability of the
wall.
57. A worker shall not be in an excavation for
an augered caisson or a well where the excavation is
greater than 1.2 metres in depth, unless,
(a)
a steel liner of adequate capacity that,
(i) extends 60 centimetres above ground
level and to within 1.2 metres of the
point where the work is being done,
(ii) is adequately supported on two sides
by steel wire rope, and
(iii) has a sufficient diameter so that the
difference between the diameter of the
steel liner and the diameter of the
excavation does not exceed 10 cent-
imetres,
has been installed; and
(b) the worker,
(i) works from within the steel liner,
(ii) wears a safety harness, the rope of
which is secured at the surface of the
ground, and
(iii) is attended by another worker
stationed outside the excavation.
GUARDRAILS
58. — (1) Subject to subsection 4, a guardrail con-
structed in accordance with section 59 shall be provided
around any uncovered opening in a floor, roof or other
surface to which a worker has access.
(2) Subject to subsection 4, a guardrail constructed
in accordance with section 59 shall be provided at the
perimeter, open sides and ends of,
(a) a floor, including a mezzanine and a balcony;
(b) a surface of a bridge;
(c) a concrete roof, while the formwork remains
in place; and
(d) a scaffold platform, working platform, run-
way or ramp,
to which a worker has access, and
(e) from which he may fall into water; or
(f) from which he may fall a vertical distance of
2.4 metres or more.
(3) Subject to subsection 4, a guardrail constructed
in accordance with section 59 shall be provided at the
open sides and ends of a scaffold platform, working
platform, runway or ramp,
(a) that is used as a path by a wheelbarrow or
other similar equipment; and
(6) from which a worker may fall a distance of 1.2
metres or more.
(4) Where work cannot be carried out with a guard-
rail installed, the guardrail may be temporarily
removed where,
(a) the workers doing the work are protected as
prescribed by sections 35, 36 and 37; and
(b) where a worker other than the workers doing
the work has access to the area, signs as pre-
scribed by section 17 have been posted.
(5) Subject to subsection 6, where an opening in any
floor or other surface to which a worker has access is not
protected by a guardrail, the opening shall be covered
with securely fastened planks,
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(a) capable of supporting; or
(b) braced, either permanently or temporarily, to
support,
all loads to which they may be subjected and at least
capable of supporting a live load of 2 .4 kilonewtons per
square metre without exceeding the allowable unit
stress for each material used.
(6) Planks or other material used as a covering may
be removed temporarily while work is being done at or
near the opening in any floor or other surface to which a
worker has access where.
(a) the work cannot be done with the planks or
other material installed; and
(b) signs as prescribed by section 17 have been
posted.
59. — (1) A guardrail shall,
(a) consist of a top rail, intermediate rail and
toe-board; and
(b) be capable of resisting any load likely to be
applied to it.
(2) Subject to subsection 5. the top of a guardrail
shall have a height of not less than 91 centimetres and
not more than 1.07 metres above the surface, floor,
scaffold or roof on which it is installed.
(3) A wooden guardrail shall be free of splinters and
protruding nails and shall consist of,
(a) a top rail not less than 38 millimetres by 89
millimetres securely supported on posts which
are not less than 38 millimetres by 89 mil-
limetres and spaced at intervals of not more
than 2.4 metres;
(b) an intermediate rail not less than 19 mil-
limetres by 89 millimetres in size securely fas-
tened to the inner side of the posts midway
between the top rail and the toe-board; and
(c) a toe-board securely fastened to the posts or
other vertical supports and extending from
the surface, floor, scaffold or roof to a height
of not less than 10.2 centimetres.
(4) A wire cable guardrail shall be maintained taut
by means of a turn-buckle and shall consist of,
(a) a top rail and an intermediate rail made of
wire cable not less than 10 millimetres in
diameter;
(b) vertical separators not less than 50 millimetres
wide spaced at intervals not exceeding 2.4
metres; and
(c) a toe-board securely fastened to the inner side
of the vertical separators and extending from
the surface, floor, scaffold or roof to a height
of not less than 10.2 centimetres.
(5) A wood-slat guardrail shall,
(a) have vertical slats 1.2 metres in length at least
38 millimetres in width and 9.5 millimetres in
thickness that are,
(i) painted a disintinctive color,
(ii) woven among five double strands of
2.34 millimetre steel wire 25 cent-
imetres apart such that the slats are
tight, and
(iii) spaced at not more than 9 centimetres
from centre to centre;
(6) have the double strands of wire wrapped
around each other at least three times in each
space between the slats;
(f ) be adequately supported in a vertical position;
and
(d) be maintained taut.
FORMS AND FALSEWORK
60. — (1) Forms and falsework shall be designed,
constructed, supported and braced to withstand all
loads likely to be applied to them without exceeding the
allowable unit stresses for the materials used before,
during and after the placing of concrete.
(2) Without limiting the generality of subsection 1,
where falsework includes,
(a) tubular metal frames;
(b) columns where the effective length is depen-
dent upon the provision of lateral restraints
between the ends of the column;
(c) shores placed one upon another to form a
supporting system that is more than one tier in
height;
(d) trusses;
(e) members so connected to one another that a
load applied to one member of it may alter or
induce stresses in the other members; or
(/) shores more than 3 metres in height,
the falsework shall,
(g) be designed by a professional engineer in
accordance with good engineering practice to
withstand all loads likely to be applied to the
falsework before, during and after the placing
of concrete; and
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(h) be constructed in accordance with the design
of the professional engineer referred to in
clause g.
(3) Drawings of the falsework designed under sub-
section 2 shall,
(a) show the size and specifications of the
falsework including the type and grade of all
materials to be used in the construction of the
falsework;
'(b) bear the signature and seal of the professional
engineer referred to in subsection 2; and
(c) be kept at the project at all times.
(4) Forms and falsework shall not be removed
unless,
(a) the concrete has attained sufficient strength to
support any load likely to be applied to the
concrete; or
(b) the concrete has been adequately re-shored.
(5) The re-shoring required by subsection 4 shall be
designed by a professional engineer, and the design
shall comply with subsections 2 and 3.
(6) A shore shall,
(a) be braced, with sufficient bracing in the verti-
cal and horizontal planes, to prevent lateral
movement of the forms and buckling of the
shores; and
(b) have sound and rigid footings capable of car-
rying the maximum load to which it is likely to
be subjected without unreasonable settlement
or deformation.
(7) Where shoring is more than one tier in height, the
junction of each tier shall be braced against a fixed
support in at least two directions to prevent any lateral
movement.
PLATFORMS, RUNWAYS AND RAMPS
61. A runway, ramp or platform other than a scaf-
fold platform shall,
(a) be designed, constructed and maintained to
support, without exceeding the allowable unit
stresses for the materials used, all loads that
may be expected to be applied to it, but not
less than 2.4 kilonewtons per square metre;
(b) be 46 centimetres or more in width; and
(c) be securely fastened in place.
62. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, a ramp shall have,
(a) a slope not exceeding a gradient of one in
three; and
(b) cross cleats where the slope exceeds a gradient
of one in eight,
and the cleats shall be,
(c) spaced at regular intervals not exceeding 50
centimetres; and
(d) made from 1 9 millimetre by 38 millimetre size
boards securely nailed to the ramp.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to a ramp installed in
the stairwell of a building not exceeding two storeys in
height where the ramp has,
(a) a slope not exceeding a gradient of one in one;
and
(b) cross cleats,
(i) spaced at regular intervals
exceeding 30 centimetres, and
not
(ii) made from 38 millimetre by 38 mil-
limetre size boards securely nailed to
the ramp.
STAIRS AND LANDINGS
63. — ( 1) Subject to subsection 2 , where a building or
structure,
(a) is to be 30 metres or more in height; or
(b) will have permanent stairs and the building or
structure has reached a height of two storeys
or 9 metres above the lowest floor level,
whichever height is the lesser,
permanent or temporary stairs shall be installed pro-
gressively from the lowest floor level to,
(c) the uppermost working level; or
(d) where stairs would interfere with work on the
uppermost working level, to within two
storeys or 9 metres vertically of the uppermost
working level, whichever distance is the les-
ser.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to,
(a) a part of a building or structure where only the
structural steel beams or columns have been
erected; or
(b) a structure to which a permanent ladder is
attached before the Structure is raised into
position.
64. Temporary stairs and landings shall be designed
and constructed to support a live load of 4.8 kilonew-
tons per square metre without exceeding the allowable
unit stresses for the materials used.
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65. Temporary stairs shall have a clear width of not
less than 50 centimetres.
66. — (1) Stairs shall have,
(a) treads and risers that in any one flight are
uniform in width, length and height;
(b) subject to subsection 2, stringers that have a
slope not exceeding 50 degrees from the hori-
zontal;
(c) landings that are not more than 4.5 metres
apart measured vertically;
(d) on the open sides of each flight, a wooden
guardrail that,
(i) has a size of 38 millimetres by 89 mil-
limetres, and
(ii) is securely fastened and supported;
and
(e) have on the open sides of each landing, a
guardrail which complies with subsection 3 of
section 59.
(2) Clause b of subsection 1 does not apply to prefab-
ricated stairs erected inside a tower formed by scaffold
frame sections where the stringers have a slope not
exceeding 60 degrees from the horizontal.
67. Skeleton steel stairs shall have temporary
wooden treads that are,
(a) made of suitable planking extending the full
width and breadth of the stairs and landings;
and
(b) securely fastened in place.
68. A ladder shall,
(a) be designed, constructed, maintained and
used so as not to endanger a worker;
(b) be used only in such a way that the loads
applied to it will not cause the materials used
in any part of it to be stressed beyond their
allowable unit stresses; and
(f ) if the side rails are made of metal, or if they are
metal-reinforced, not be used in close prox-
imity to uninsulated, energized electrical
equipment or conductors.
69. A ladder shall,
(a ) be free from broken or loose members or other
faults;
{b) have rungs evenly spaced at 30 centimetres on
centres;
(c) have side rails not less than 30 centimetres
apart;
id) be placed on a firm footing and secured
against slipping;
(e ) be held in place by one or more persons while
being used if it exceeds 9 metres in length and
is not securely fastened;
(/) when not securely fastened, be placed so that
the base of the ladder is not less than one-
quarter and not more than one-third of the
length of the ladder from a point directly
below the top of the ladder and at the same
level as the base of the ladder;
(g ) where it is used as a regular means of access
between levels,
(i) be securely fastened in place,
(ii) extend at the upper level at least 90
centimetres above the landing or floor,
(iii) have a clear space of at least 15 cen-
timetres behind any rung, and
(iv) be so located that an adequate landing
surface, clear of obstructions, is avail-
able at the top and bottom of the lad-
der;
(h ) not be in an elevator shaft when such space is
being used for hoisting; and
( i ) not be lashed to another ladder to increase its
length.
70. A wooden ladder shall,
(a) consist of wood that is straight-grained and
free from loose knots, sharp edges, splinters
and shakes;
ib) not be painted or coated with an opaque mat-
erial; and
(c ) have rungs of clear straight-grained material
which is free of knots.
7 1 .- — ( 1 ) The side rails of a wooden ladder of the cleat
type shall be,
(a) not less than 40 centimetres and not more than
61 centimetres apart;
(b) where the ladder is not more than 5.8 metres
long, not less than 38 millimetres by 89 mil-
limetres; and
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(c) where the ladder is more than 5.8 metres long,
not less than 38 millimetres by 140 mil-
limetres.
(2) The rungs of a wooden ladder of the cleat type
shall be,
(a) where the side rails are 40 centimetres apart,
not less than 1 9 millimetres by 64 millimetres;
(b) where the side rails are more than 40 cen-
timetres and not more than 61 centimetres
apart, not less than 19 millimetres by 89 mil-
limetres; and
(r) braced by 19 millimetre thick filler blocks
between the rungs.
72. A double width wooden ladder shall,
(a) have three rails evenly spaced which are not
less than 38 millimetres by 140 millimetres;
(b) have rungs which,
(i) are not less than 38 millimetres by 89
millimetres,
(ii) extend the full width of the ladder, and
(iii) are braced by 19 millimetre thick filler
blocks;
(c) not be less than 1.5 metres in width; and
(d) be securely fastened in place.
73. The maximum length of a ladder measured
along the side rail shall not be more than,
(a) 5 metres for a trestle ladder or for each of the
base or extension sections of an extension
trestle ladder;
(b) 6 metres for a step-ladder;
(c) 9 metres for a single ladder or individual sec-
tion of a ladder;
(d) 15 metres for an extension ladder having two
sections; and
(e) 20 metres for an extension ladder having more
than two sections.
74. Where a step-ladder is being used as a self-sup-
porting unit,
(a) the legs shall be fully spread and the spreader
shall be locked; and
(b) neither the top of the step-ladder nor the pail
shelf shall be used as a step.
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75. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, a vertical access
ladder fixed in position shall,
(a) have rest platforms at not more than 9 metre
intervals;
(b) be offset at each rest platform;
(r) where the ladder extends over 5 metres above
grade or a floor or landing, have a safety cage
commencing not more than 2.2 metres above
grade or the floor or landing and continuing at
least 90 centimetres above the top landing
with openings to permit access by a person to
rest platforms or to the top landing;
(d) have side rails that extend 90 centimetres
above the landing; and
(e) have rungs that are at least 15 centimetres
from the wall.
(2) Clauses a, b and c of subsection 1 do not apply to
an access ladder on a tower, water tank, chimney or
similar structure that has a safety device that provides
protection should a person fall while using the ladder.
SCAFFOLDS AND WORKING PLATFORMS
76. Where work cannot be done without hazard to a
worker on or from the ground or from a building or
other permanent structure a scaffold, constructed in
accordance with sections 80 to 86, both inclusive, shall
be provided for a worker.
77. A barrel, box or other loose object shall not be
used,
(a) by a worker to stand upon while working; or
(b) to support a scaffold or working platform.
78. No stilts or a leg extension device shall be on, or
used on, a project.
79. — (1) The erection, alteration or dismantling of a
scaffold shall be carried out under the supervision of a
competent person.
(2) Work shall not be, carried out on or under a scaf-
fold or scaffold platform that is being erected, altered or
dismantled unless it is carried out from a part of the
scaffold or scaffold platform that complies with sections
80 to 86, both inclusive.
80.— (1) A scaffold shall,
(a) be capable of supporting at least,
(i) two times the maximum load to which
it is likely to be subjected, without
exceeding the allowable unit stresses
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(ii) four times the maximum load to which
it is likely to be subjected, without
overturning;
(b ) not be loaded in excess of the maximum load it
could reasonably be expected to support and
not in excess of the maximum load set out in
clause a;
(c ) be constructed only of suitable structural mat-
erial;
(d) where lumber is used in its construction, be
constructed only of Construction Grade
spruce or Number 1 Grade spruce;
(e) have all uprights braced diagonally in the
horizontal and vertical planes to prevent lat-
eral movement;
(f) have horizontal members that are adequately
secured to prevent lateral movement and that
do not have splices between the points of sup-
port;
(f ) have footings, sills or supports that are sound,
rigid and capable of supporting at least two
times the maximum load to which the scaffold
is likely to be subjected without unreasonable
settlement or deformation;
(h) have all fittings and gear properly installed
including base plates or wheels;
(t) have safety catches on all hooks; and
0) be adequately secured at vertical intervals not
exceeding three times the least lateral dimen-
sion of the scaffold, measured at the base, to
prevent lateral movement.
(2) Where a scaffold consists of a structural system of
tubular metal frames, the scaffold shall not be loaded in
excess of,
(a) the capacity of the system as established after
a test loading of the particular method of
loading by a professional engineer; and
(b) one-third of the failure load as established by
test loading the scaffold axially through the
corner posts.
(3) Where a scaffold exceeds 15 metres in height, it
shall be designed by a professional engineer and con-
structed in accordance with the design.
(4) Drawings of the design required by subsection 3,
bearing the seal and signature of the professional
engineer shall be kept on the project while the scaffold is
erected on the project.
81. A scaffold platform or other working platform
shall.
82.-
shall.
(a) be designed, constructed and maintained to
support all loads to which it is likely to be
subjected without exceeding the allowable
unit stresses for the materials used and not less
than 2.4 kilonewtons per square metre;
{b) be at least 46 centimetres wide;
(f ) where it is 2.4 metres or more above a floor,
roof or other surface, consist of planks laid
tightly side by side for the full width of the
scaffold;
(d) be provided with a guardrail as prescribed by
section 59;
(e) where it consists of wooden planks, have
wooden planks of Number 1 Grade spruce
that.
(i) are at least 38 millimetres in thickness
by 23.5 centimetres in width with a
span not exceeding 3 metres,
(ii) overhang their supports by not less
than 15 centimetres and not more than
30 centimetres, and
(iii) are cleated or otherwise secured
against slipping; and
(f) be provided with a means of access as pre-
scribed by section 40.
(1) A suspended scaffold or a boatswain's chair
(a) be attached to a fixed support or outrigger
beam capable of supporting at least four times
the maximum load to which the fixed support
or outrigger beam is likely to be subjected,
(i) without overturning, and
(ii) without exceeding the allowable unit
stresses for the materials used in the
fixed support or outrigger beam,
and the counter weights on an outrigger beam
shall be,
(iii) suitable for the purpose, and
(iv) securely attached to the outrigger
beam;
(b) where practicable, have an outrigger beam
that is tied back to a fixed support of adequate
capacity;
(c ) have the tie back referred to in clause b consist
of a secondary line having capacity adequate
to support,
(i) the weight of the suspended scaffold or
boatswain's chair, and
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(ii) the component members of the sup-
porting system,
in the event of the failure of the primary sup-
porting system described in clause a;
{d) subject to subsection 2 of section 83, have
hangers,
(i) located not less than 15 centimetres
and not more than 45 centimetres from
the ends of the platform, and
(ii) securely attached to the platform;
(e) where it is capable of moving either vertically
or horizontally, have,
(i) rope falls equipped with suitable pul-
ley blocks, or
(ii) a mechanical hoisting device equipped
with a positive device to prevent the
scaffold from falling freely, and
(iii) supporting cables extend from the sus-
pended scaffold or boatswain's chair to
the ground, or be provided with a
positive stop which will prevent the
suspended scaffold or boatswain's
chair from running off the end of the
supporting cables;
(/") not have fibre rope where,
(i) the distance between blocks exceeds 90
metres,
(ii) a corrosive substance is in the vicinity
of the rope, or
(iii) mechanical-grinding or flame-cutting
equipment is to be used in the vicinity
of the rope;
(g) where practicable and where it is not being
raised or lowered, be secured and firmly
anchored to the building or structure;
•(// ) subject to subsection 2 of section 83, have wire
mesh of at least 1.60 millimetres in diameter,
(i) capable of rejecting a ball 38 mil-
limetres in diameter, and
(ii) securely fastened in place from the toe-
board to the top rail of the guardrail;
(i) where operated by mechanical power, be
inspected by a competent person, prior to each
day's use;
(j) where,
(i) the scaffold consists of more than one
platform, or
(ii) the weight of the platform and its com-
ponents exceeds 363 kilograms,
be designed by a professional engineer in
accordance with good engineering practice in
compliance with this section and the scaffold
shall be constructed in accordance with the
design; and
(k) if stacked or tiered, be provided with at least
two independent means of support.
(2) Drawings of the scaffold system designed under
clause j of subsection 1, shall,
(a) indicate the size and specification of all com-
ponents including the type and grade of all
materials to be used;
(b) clearly show the maximum live load of the
system;
(c) bear the seal and signature of the professional
engineer referred to in the said clause j;
(d) have the written opinion of the professional
engineer referred to in the said clause./' that the
design complies with this section; and
(e) be kept on the project while the scaffold is on
the project.
83. — (1) A boatswain's chair shall,
(a) not be less than 60 centimetres in length and
25 centimetres in width; and
(b) where the worker on the chair is using,
(i) a corrosive substance, or
(ii) mechanical-grinding or flame-cutting
equipment,
be supported by a sling consisting of wire rope at least
9.5 millimetres in diameter.
(2) Clauses d and h of subsection 1 of section 82 do
not apply to a boatswain's chair.
84. — (1) Subject to subsection 4, a worker on a sus-
pended scaffold or a boatswain's chair shall be pro-
tected as prescribed by section 35.
(2) Where lifelines are used, each lifeline shall be
suspended independently and separately from the sus-
pended scaffold or boatswain's chair.
(3) Each lifeline shall be securely attached to the
project or other support so that the failure of the sus-
pended scaffold or the boatswain's chair or its support-
ing system will not cause the lifeline to fail.
(4) Subsection 1 does not apply to a worker on a part
of a scaffold that,
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(a) has more than two means of support or sus-
pension; and
(ft) is so designed, constructed and maintained.
that the failure of one means of support or suspension
will not cause the collapse of that part of the scaffold on
which the worker is situate.
85. — (1) The distance between the platform of an
outrigger scaffold and the wall beyond which the scaf-
fold extends shall not be greater than 75 millimetres.
(2) The outrigger beams of an outrigger scaffold shall
be secured against horizontal and vertical movement.
86. A scaffold mounted on castors or wheels, other
than a movable working platform to which section 87
applies, shall.
(a) where the height of a scaffold platform
exceeds three times the least lateral dimension
of the scaffold,
(i) measured at the base, or
(ii) measured between the outriggers
where outriggers are used,
be equipped with guy wires to prevent over-
turning of the scaffold;
(b) be equipped with a suitable braking device on
each castor or wheel;
(c) except when being moved in accordance with
clause d, have brakes applied when any
worker is on the scaffold or scaffold platform;
and
(d) where it is more than 3 metres in height, not be
moved when a worker is on it unless,
(i) he is protected as prescribed by section
35, and
(ii) it is being used on a reasonably smooth
and level surface.
87. — ( 1) This section does not apply to a suspended
scaffold constructed in accordance with section 82.
(2) A movable working platform operated by
mechanical or electrical power including an elevating
rolling scaffold and a self-propelled elevating scaffold
or work platform shall.
(a) be designed by a professional engineer in
accordance with good engineering practice to
support.
(i) two times the maximum load to which
it may be subjected without exceeding
the allowable unit stresses for the mat-
erials used, and
(ii) four times the maximum load to which
it may be subjected without overturn-
ing;
(b) be constructed and maintained in accordance
with the design of the professional engineer;
(c ) be provided with guardrails as prescribed by
section 59;
(d) have a floor securely attached to the floor
supports and that extends over the full width
and length of the platform;
(e) be fitted with signs indicating the safe work-
ing load;
if) if equipped with outriggers, have a notice
indicating the circumstances for which the
outriggers shall be used;
( g ) be equipped with a fail safe mechanism for the
elevating power system in the case of a power
source, or system, failure;
(h ) be equipped with a dead man control that will
cut the power off from the operating
mechanism unless the control regulating the
power is continuously operated by a worker;
(i) be guarded, where equipped with a scissor-
type or other lifting mechanism which may
create a shearing hazard to workers; and
(j ) have its supporting mechanism inspected by a
competent person prior to each day's use.
(3) A boom supported working platform which tele-
scopes, articulates or rotates relative to the base in order
to extend the work platform beyond the base dimen-
sions shall be equipped with a tilt alarm or warning
device that will, when the base is out of level by 5
degrees or more in any direction, automatically notify a
worker on the platform.
(4) When a worker is on a movable working platform
to which this section applies and the height of the plat-
form exceeds 3 metres above the surface on which the
equipment is supported, it shall be moved or propelled
only where,
(a) the surface is reasonably smooth and level;
and
(b) each worker on the platform is protected
against falling from the platform as prescribed
bv section 35.
HYGIENE
88. — (1) A reasonable supply of potable drinking
water shall be kept readily accessible for the use of
workers.
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(2) A clean and sanitary means of drinking the water
referred to in subsection 1 shall be provided for the use
of workers.
(3) The water referred to in subsection 1 shall be
supplied from a piping system or from a clean, covered
container having a drain faucet.
(4) Workers shall not be required to, and shall not,
use a dipper or drinking cup in common with other
workers.
89. — (1) At least one flush toilet, chemical toilet or
privy shall be provided or made available,
(a) for the use of workers from the commence-
ment of the project;
(b) where there are more than thirty workers on
the project at any one time, for each thirty
workers or fraction thereof; and
(c) within reasonable access from each work
area.
(2) Every flush toilet, chemical toilet or privy shall,
(a) be constructed so that any user is sheltered
from view and protected from the weather
and from falling objects;
(b) be illuminated by natural or artificial light;
(c) be provided with toilet paper and disinfec-
tant;
(d) be maintained in a clean and sanitary condi-
tion;
(e) be equipped with a toilet seat and cover; and
(f) if it is portable or temporary, be equipped
with a urinal trough in addition to the toilet or
privy.
90. Washing facilities with clean water, soap and
individual towels shall be provided for workers who use
or handle corrosive, poisonous or other substances
likely to endanger their health.
91. — (1) A heated room shall be provided for the use
of workers employed underground.
(2) The wet clothes of workers employed under-
ground shall be dried on the project by sanitary means.
(3) The facilities for drying wet clothes shall consist
of a change room which shall,
(a) where work clothes are hoisted overhead for
drying, have a minimum height of 3 . 7 metres;
(b) be equipped with mechanical ventilation to
provide not less than six air changes per hour;
(f ) be maintained at a temperature of at least 21
degrees Celsius;
(d) be equipped with a rack of sufficient capacity
for drying to accommodate all the work
clothes of the workers employed under-
ground;
(e) have a free floor area of not less than 10 square
metres or of 1 square metre per worker on a
shift, whichever area is the greater;
(f) be provided with a lock-up type locker for
each worker employed underground;
(g) be provided with proper drainage facilities;
and
(h) be scrubbed out once every twenty-four
hours.
(4) Where ten or more workers are employed under-
ground at any one time, the change room shall be pro-
vided with one shower and one washbasin for each ten
workers or fraction thereof.
(5) Showers and washbasins provided in compliance
with subsection 4 shall have a supply of hot and cold
water.
FIRE PROTECTION
92. — (1) Fire extinguishing equipment shall,
(a) be provided where the danger of fire exists;
(6) be of a suitable type and size for controlling
any fire that may occur in the area that such
equipment is designed to service to permit the
evacuation of workers;
(c ) be protected from mechanical injury;
(d) be readily accessible at adequately marked
stations;
(e) be maintained in good operating condition;
and
(/) be protected from freezing where the equip-
ment or its contents may be exposed to freez-
ing temperatures.
(2) A fire extinguisher shall,
(a) after use, be forthwith refilled, and returned
to its marked station or be replaced;
(b) be inspected at least once every month by a
competent person who shall record the date of
the last inspection on a tag attached to it; and
(c) not contain any carbon tetrachloride, methyl
bromide or other vaporizing liquids which are
hazardous.
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93. — (1) At least one water-type extinguisher of a
stored pressure, cartridge operated or pump tank type
and with a minimum capacity of 9 litres and a 2 A Label
Rating listed by Underwriters' Laboratories of Canada
shall be provided,
(a) in every workshop;
(ft) in every building or part of a building where
combustible material is stored;
(c ) in places where welding or open-flame opera-
tions are carried on;
(d) subject to subsection 2, on each storey in an
enclosed building being constructed or
altered; and
(e) subject to subsection 2, where a storey in a
building being constructed or altered has
more than 300 square metres of floor space,
for each 300 square metres of floor or fraction
thereof.
(2) Clauses d and e of subsection 1 do not apply to a
building,
(a) to be used as a detached or semi-detached
single-family dwelling;
(ft) two storeys or less in height which is to be used
as a multiple family dwelling; or
(c) that has only one storey and does not have a
basement or cellar.
94. — (1) One or more dry chemical extinguishers,
the contents of which are discharged under pressure
and which have at least a 20 BC Label Rating listed by
Underwriters' Laboratories of Canada, shall be pro-
vided,
(a) where flammable liquids are stored or hand-
led;
(b) subject to subsection 2, where oil or gas-fired
equipment is used;
(<■) where a tar or asphalt kettle, trailer or tank is
used; and
(d ) on a tunnel project,
(i) at each panel board for electricity.
(ii) on each electric-powered locomotive,
and
(iii) at each battery charging station.
(2) Clause b of subsection 1 does not apply where the
oil or gas-fired equipment being used is intended to be
the permanent furnace equipment of the building.
95. — (1) Where a permanent standpipe is to be
installed in a building of two or more storeys it shall.
(o) be installed progressively, so far as is practic-
able, as the construction of the building pro-
ceeds;
(ft) have sufficient hose outlets to permit every
part of the building to be protected by a hose
not longer than 23 metres;
(c) have a connection for the use of the local fire
department,
(i) on the street side of the building not
more than 90 centimetres and not less
than 30 centimetres above ground
level, and
(ii) to which there is clear access at all
times: and
(rf) be maintained so as to be readily operable if
required to be used.
(2) A hose outlet shall have.
(a) a valve; and
(ft) a hose that shall.
(i) be at least 38. 1 millimetres in diame-
ter.
(ii) have a combination straight stream
and fog nozzle, and
(iii) when not in use, be stored on a rack in
such a way as to protect it from dam-
age and keep it available for
immediate use.
96. Flammable liquids shall not be transferred from
one container to another by the direct application of air
under pressure.
CUTTING AND WELDING
97. — (1) Cylinders, piping and fittings, including
regulators and valves, used in welding and cutting shall
be protected against damage.
(2) Cylinders of compressed gas used in welding and
cutting shall not be,
(a) dropped;
(ft) hoisted by slings or magnets; or
(c) transported or stored in a horizontal position.
(3) The valve of a cylinder shall be closed when the
cylinder is not being used or when the cylinder is empty.
98. Where.
(a) welding or cutting equipment; or
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(b) a blow torch or other similar equipment,
is being used, suitable precautions shall be taken to
prevent the outbreak of fire.
99. — ( 1) Arc welding electrodes or ground leads shall
not be hung over any compressed gas cylinder.
(2) An area where electric welding is carried on shall
be kept free of electrode stubs and metal scrap.
(3) Receptacles for electrode stubs shall be provided
and used.
ELECTRICAL HAZARDS
100. Except where the connection is made by
inserting an attachment plug cap on the cord of the
electrical equipment or tool into a convenience recepta-
cle, only a worker who is an electrician certified under
The Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's Qualification Act
or a worker who is similarly qualified by training and
experience shall connect any electrical equipment or
tool to a power source or disconnect any electrical
equipment or tool from a power source.
101. A panel board shall be,
(a) securely mounted on a vertical surface of
sound construction;
(b) kept clear of any obstruction in front of the
panel board;
(c) within easy reach of and readily accessible to
workers;
(d) located in an area where water will not
accumulate; and
(e ) provided with a cover over uninsulated parts
carrying current.
102. A switch controlling a service entrance, service
feeder or branch circuit shall,
(a) be suitable for its intended use;
(b) be securely mounted on a vertical surface of
sound construction;
(c) be kept clear of any obstruction in front of the
switch;
(d) be within easy reach of and readily accessible
to workers;
(e) be located in an area where water will not
accumulate;
(f) not be locked in the closed position;
(g) be provided with a device for locking the
switch in the open position; and
(h) over uninsulated parts carrying current, be
provided with a cover with a locking device
that is,
(i) effective when the switch is in both the
open and closed position, and
(ii) locked when the switch is in the closed
position.
103. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, any cord-con-
nected electrical equipment or tool shall have a casing
which is effectively grounded.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to any cord-con-
nected electrical equipment or tool which is effectively
double-insulated and which does not show any evi-
dence of cracks or defects in the insulated casing.
104. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, the power supply
to live electrical installations or equipment operating at
more than 750 volts shall be disconnected and locked
out of service and grounded prior to any work being
done on, or in proximity to, the installations or equip-
ment.
(2) Where it is not practicable to disconnect the pow-
er supply to live electrical installations or equipment,
(a) rubber gloves, mats, shields or other protec-
tive equipment, tools and procedures
adequate to ensure the safety of all workers
shall be used, by competent workers, while
the work is being performed; and
(b) a worker other than the worker doing the
work, who is competent in the use of artificial
respiration, shall be readily available while
the work is being performed.
105. — (1) Subject to subsection 3, a worker shall not
bring any object closer to a power line for electricity
rated at more than 750 volts than the minimum distance
set out in subsection 4.
(2) Subject to subsection 3, a worker shall not move a
back-hoe, shovel, crane or other similar lifting device or
its load closer than the length of the boom of the lifting
device to a power line for electricity rated at more than
750 volts unless he has another worker stationed within
his view to warn him when any part of the lifting device
or its load is approaching the minimum distance from
the power line as prescribed in subsection 4.
(3) Subsections 1 and 2 do not apply where,
(a) the owner of the power line has disconnected,
and visibly grounded, the electrical supply to
the power line; or
(b) the work is being performed by a private or
public electrical utility or a constructor or
subcontractor qualified to perform work on or
adjacent to power lines, and
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(i) the work is performed by workers who
are competent persons,
(ii) the work is being performed in accord-
ance with the code of rules, techniques
and procedures approved by the Elec-
trical Utilities Safety Association or
Ontario Hydro for work in close pro-
ximity to, or in contact with, energized
power lines and equipment,
(iii) the work is carried out using tools,
clothing and equipment which is
adequate and specifically designed for
work being performed, and
(iv) the work is supervised by a competent
person.
(4) The minimum distance referred to in subsections
1 and 2 shall be the distance set out in column 2 of the
following Table for the voltage set opposite thereto in
column 1 of the following Table.
TABLE
Minimum Distance from Live Power Lines
for Electricity
Column 1
Column 2
Voltage Rating of
Power Line
Minimum
Distance
750 to 150,000 volts
150,001 to 250,000 volts
over 250,000 volts
3 metres
4.5 metres
6 metres
TEMPORARY HEAT
106. A fuel-fired heating device shall,
(a) be so located, protected and used that there is
not a risk of igniting,
(i) tarpaulins or similar temporary enclo-
sures, or
(ii) wood or other combustible materials
adjacent to the heating device;
(ft) be used in a confined or enclosed space only
when there is provision for,
(i) an adequate supply of air for combus-
tion, and
(ii) adequate general ventilation;
(r) be located so as to be protected from damage
or overturning;
(d) not restrict a means of egress; and
(f ) where it is used to burn a solid fuel, be equip-
ped with a securely supported sheet metal
pipe for the purpose of properly discharging
the products of combustion outside the
building.
107. All fuel supply lines shall be so constructed,
guarded or placed as to be protected from damage.
108. Temporary steam-piping shall,
(a) be properly installed;
(ft) be securely supported; and
(r) where a worker is likely to come into contact
with the piping accidentally, be insulated or
protected by screens or guards.
EXPLOSIVES
109. Blasting mats shall be used where necessary to
protect persons, structures and other property on or
adjacent to a project from flying rocks or other objects
due to blasting operations.
110. — (1) A fire or other naked flame shall not be
taken or be, within 7.5 metres of any magazine, vehicle,
building or place in which explosives are stored, hand-
led or transported.
(2) A person shall not smoke,
(a) in any magazine where explosives are stored;
or
(ft) within 7.5 metres of a place where explosives
are being handled, transported or used.
111. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, only a competent
person shall handle, transport, prepare or use explo-
sives on a project.
(2) A worker who is inexperienced in handling explo-
sives, who is working under the direct personal supervi-
sion of a competent person, may handle, transport,
prepare and use explosives on a project.
112. Where explosives are to be used,
(a) a competent person shall be appointed by the
supervisor in charge of the project to person-
ally be in charge of all blasting operations; and
(ft) the name of the competent person appointed
under clause a shall be posted in the field
office of the project and on, or in, the
magazines where the explosives are stored.
113. The competent person appointed under clause
a of section 112 shall,
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(a) inspect all explosives and all magazines,
buildings and vehicles used for storing or
transporting explosives at regular intervals
and at least once a week;
(b) report the results of the inspection prescribed
in clause a to the supervisor in charge of the
project;
(f ) take immediate steps to correct any unsuitable
condition and properly dispose of any
deteriorated explosives;
(d) where an act of careless placing or handling of
explosives is discovered by him, or reported to
him, promptly investigate the circumstances;
(e) be in charge of fixing of all charges and other
blasting operations;
(/") post workers at the approaches to any place,
(i) where blasting is to be carried out, and
(ii) where a person may be endangered by
the blasting, including the area around
a drill hole,
to prevent inadvertent access by any person;
(g) before blasting ensure that,
(i) only those workers required to assist
him in blasting, are present in any
location where they may be
endangered by blasting,
(ii) adequate warning is given to all parts
of the project by siren or other suitable
means, and
(iii) no person is in any area from which his
means of egress passes the place where
the blasting is to be carried out; and
(h) before blasting within a distance of,
(i) less than twice the length of the longest
drill rod being used, or
(ii) 4.5 metres,
whichever is the greater, of another shaft,
tunnel, caisson or cofferdam, thoroughly
examine the other shaft, tunnel, caisson or
cofferdam to ensure that any work being car-
ried out therein can proceed during the blast-
ing without a person being endangered.
1 14. Except where all the workers in the immediate
vicinity are protected by adequate respiratory equip-
ment, where a rock-drilling operation is being carried
out, an adequate supply of water shall be provided and
used at the operation to prevent the dissemination of
dust.
115. Only that quantity of explosives that is
required for immediate use shall be outside a magazine.
116. Except for an explosive that is manufactured
for bulk loading, an explosive shall not be removed
from its wrapper.
117. Every firing circuit used in blasting shall be
disconnected from the source of energy and short-
circuited immediately after each blasting operation.
118. — (1) A drill hole shall not be commenced,
(a) before the exposed face or surface has been
carefully examined for holes or remnants of
holes containing explosives; and
(b) before any hole or remnant of a hole found to
contain explosives has, as far as is practicable,
been cleared of the explosive.
(2) Subject to subsection 3, a drill hole shall,
(a) not be drilled within 7 . 5 metres of a hole being
loaded with or containing explosives; and
(b) not be drilled within 15 centimetres of a hole,
or remnant of a hole, that has been charged or
blasted unless adequate precautions have
been taken to ensure that the hole or remnant
is free from explosives.
(3) Subject to subsection 4 a drill hole may be drilled
within 7.5 metres of a hole being loaded with, or con-
taining, explosives where,
(a) a specification has been prepared in writing
by a professional engineer,
(i) describing the precautions to be taken
to prevent the accidental detonation of
the explosives in a loaded hole by the
drilling of another hole, and
(ii) bearing the signature and seal of the
professional engineer;
(b) a copy of the specification referred to in clause
a is kept at the project while the drilling and
blasting to which the specification refers are
being carried out; and
(c) the drilling and blasting are carried out in
compliance with the specification referred to
in clause a.
(4) A hole shall not be drilled within 1 metre of
another hole containing explosives.
(5) A drill hole shall,
(a) where cartridges of explosives are to be used,
be of a size sufficient for free insertion of a
cartridge to the bottom of the hole;
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(b) not be charged with explosives unless a prop-
erly prepared detonation agent is placed in the
charge; and
(f ) when charged with explosives.
(i) be fired in one blasting operation, and
(ii) except for the time required in a con-
tinuing operation to complete the
charging and blasting of adjacent
holes, not be left unfired.
(6) A tool or rod of iron or steel shall not be used,
(a) in the charging of a drill hole; or
(b) in any drill hole containing explosives.
CONFINED SPACES
119. — (1) In this section, "confined space" means a
place,
(a) to which or from which the means of access or
egress are restricted because of location,
design, construction, or contents; and
(b) in which,
(i) a hazardous accumulation of gas, vap-
our, dust, mist or smoke may be pre-
sent, or may accumulate, or
(ii) there may be an oxygen content in the
atmosphere of less than eighteen per
cent or more than twenty-three per
cent,
and includes an open or enclosed tank, vat, sewer, pipe,
duct, flue, reactor, chamber and other such spaces.
(2) A worker shall not enter or be required to enter a
confined space unless,
(a) there is a means of egrees from all accessible
parts of the confined space by a manhole or
other clear opening;
(b) mechanical equipment installed in the con-
fined space is disconnected from its power
source and locked out;
(c ) all pipes and other supply lines are blanked off
or where it is impractical to blank or blind
piping containing hazardous substances,
written work procedures shall be developed
and implemented to ensure at least equal
protection to all workers exposed to the
hazard; and
(d) sufficient tests are made for oxygen deficien-
cy, flammability, explosive conditions and
toxic vapours, in appropriate locations by a
competent person who shall,
(i) record the results of each test in a per-
manent record.
(ii) evaluate the tests, and
(iii) certify in writing in the permanent
record that,
a. a hazard does not exist in the
confined space, and
b. there is not a likelihood of a
hazard developing while any
person is in the confined space
having regard to the nature and
duration of the work to be per-
formed.
(3) Where a confined space,
(a) contains or is likely to contain a gas, vapour,
dust, mist or smoke that is toxic or hazardous;
(6) has or is likely to have an oxygen content in
the atmosphere of less than 18 per cent or
more than 23 per cent,
the space shall be purged and ventilated to provide and
maintain a safe atmosphere and in addition to the mea-
sures and procedures prescribed by subsection 2,
(c) a competent person shall be in attendance,
stationed outside the confined space;
(d) arrangements shall be made to remove a
worker if necessary, and
tn a prrsofl adequate!) trained in artificial res-
piration shall be conveniently available.
(4) Where a space to which subsection 3 applies can-
not be purged and ventilated to provide and maintain a
safe atmosphere, in addition to the measures and pro-
cedures prescribed by subsections 2 and 3, a worker
entering or required to enter the space shall use,
(a) suitable breathing apparatus and a safety
harness or other similar equipment to which is
securely attached a rope, the free end of which
is fastened to a solid support and held by a
person who is keeping watch outside the con-
fined space, and who is equipped with an
alarm; and
(b) such other equipment as is necessary to ensure
his safety.
(5) The safety harness, rope and other equipment
mentioned in subsection 4 shall be inspected to ensure
that it is in good working order at all times.
(6) In addition to the requirements of subsections 2,
3, 4 and 5. where the gas or vapour in a confined space
is, or is likely to be, explosive or flammable, the con-
fined space shall not be entered unless.
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(a) the concentration of the gas or vapour does
not, or is not likely to, exceed 50 per cent of the
lower explosive limit of the gas or vapour;
(b) only cleaning or inspection is to be performed;
and
(c) explosion-proof equipment is used.
(7) Notwithstanding clause a of subsection 6, cold
work may be performed in a confined space which
contains, or is likely to contain, an explosive or flamm-
able gas or vapour where the concentration does not,
and is not likely to, exceed ten per cent of the lower
explosive limit of the gas or vapour.
(8) Where the confined space is a manhole or vault
containing electrical equipment, the work shall be,
(a) performed by an electrical utility or an
employer specializing in such work;
(b) carried out by at least two competent persons;
(c) performed in accordance with the code of
rules, techniques and procedures approved by
the Electrical Utilities Safety Association of
Ontario, Inc. or Ontario Hydro for work in
manholes and vaults containing electrical
equipment;
(d) carried out using tools, clothing and equip-
ment that is adequate and specifically
designed for the work being performed; and
(e) supervised by a competent person.
(9) The requirements of this section apply, with all
necessary amendments to any confined space while a
worker is in that space.
EQUIPMENT, GENERAL
120. — (1) A vehicle, crane, hoisting device, machine,
tool or other piece of equipment shall,
(a) be maintained in such condition that, when in
use, it will not endanger a worker;
(b) if it has an operator's station, have a means of
access to that station that shall,
(i) not endanger the operator, and
(ii) have walking, climbing and working
surfaces that are of the non-skid type;
(c) not be used,
(i) when it is defective or in a hazardous
condition,
(ii) when weather or other conditions are
such that their use is likely to endanger
a worker, or
(iii) when being repaired or serviced; and
(d) if mechanically powered, be inspected by a
competent person,
(i) at least once prior to its initial use on
the project, and
(ii) regularly thereafter when in use.
(2) The inspections required under clause d of sub-
section 1 shall be for the purpose of,
(a) detecting any defects or hazardous conditions;
(b) determining if the equipment is capable of
handling its rated capacity; and
(c) determining that the components critical to
safe operation are in proper condition.
(3) The competent person making an inspection
required by clause d of subsection 1 shall immediately
upon completion of the inspection, report to his super-
visor any defects or hazardous conditions detected
during the inspection.
(4) A record of the inspections of a crane or other
mechanically powered hoisting device shall be kept in a
log book to be maintained for the crane or device
showing,
(a) the date on which the inspection was made;
(b) the signature and name of the person making
the inspection and the signature and name of
the supervisor;
(c) any defects or hazardous conditions detected
and the action taken to correct the defect or
hazardous condition;
(d) any modifications, extensions, part replace-
ments and repairs made, including the signa-
ture and name of the person making the mod-
ifications, extensions, part replacements and
repairs; and
(e) the date any modifications, extensions, part
replacements and repairs were made.
(5) Modifications, extensions, part replacements and
repairs made to a vehicle, crane, machine, tool or other
piece of equipment shall have at least the same safety
factor as that in the original design of the vehicle, crane,
machine, tool or other piece of equipment.
121. A platform, bucket, basket, load, hook or sling
that is,
(a) capable of moving; and
(b) supported by a fork-lift truck, front-end
loader or other similar machine,
shall not be used as a work place.
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122. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, only a competent
person shall operate a vehicle upon a project, and the
operator shall,
(a) be authorized or qualified by law to operate a
vehicle upon a highway; or
(b) have the qualifications to earn a driver's
license to operate a vehicle on a highway.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to a worker who is.
(a) being instructed in the operation of a vehicle;
and
(b) accompanied by a person having the qualifi-
cations required by subsection 1.
123. A gear, pulley, belt, chain, shaft, flywheel, saw
or other mechanically-operated part of a machine shall
be guarded or fenced unless the gear, pulley, belt,
chain, shaft, flywheel or other mechanically-operated
part of the machine is so located and constructed that it
will not endanger any worker.
124. Where the operator may be exposed to over-
head hazards, overhead protection shall be provided by
a cab or screen on,
(a) a power-driven crane, hoisting device, shovel
or similar machine;
{b) a fork-lift truck; and
(f) a front-end loader or other excavating
machine.
125. — ( 1) Subject to subsection 3. a vehicle shall not
be drawn or towed on a project unless there are two
separate means of attachment.
(2) Each means of attachment required by subsec-
tion 1 shall be so constructed and attached that the
failure of one such means will not permit the vehicle
being drawn or towed to become detached.
(3) Subsection 1 does not apply to a vehicle.
(a) in which there is an operator; and
(b) that is equipped with brakes capable of stop-
ping the vehicle with its load.
126. — (1) A worker shall not remain on, or in, a
vehicle where he may be endangered during the loading
or unloading of the vehicle.
(2) Where a vehicle is left unattended by the
operator, the vehicle shall be locked or rendered incap-
able of being started by an unauthorized person.
(3) Where an unattended vehicle is,
(a) on sloping ground; or
(ft) adjacent to an excavation,
the unattended vehicle shall have its brakes applied and
wheels blocked to prevent movement.
127. Where,
(a) the bucket of a front-end loader, backhoe or
other excavating machine;
{b) the blade of a bulldozer;
(c ) the forks of a fork-lift truck; or
[d) the load of a crane or other hoisting machine,
is in a raised position, the operator shall not leave the
controls of the equipment unattended.
128. An operator shall operate a shovel, backhoe or
similar excavating machine only in such a manner that
the shovel, backhoe or similar excavating machine or
any part of its load will not pass over a worker.
129. Where any equipment or part thereof is being
dismantled, altered or repaired and a worker may be
endangered by the collapse or movement of the equip-
ment or any part thereof, blocking shall be installed to
prevent collapse or movement.
130. — < 1) Where the operator of a crane, shovel or
similar machine is obstructed in his view of the path of
travel of any part of the crane, shovel or similar
machine, or its load, a signalman shall assist the
operator.
(a) by keeping that part of the crane, shovel or
similar machine or its load under observation
when it is out of the view of the operator; and
(b) by communicating with the operator,
(i) by the use of prearranged visual sig-
nals, when conditions are such that the
signals are clearly visible to the
operator, or
(ii) by the use of a telecommunications
system when visual signals are not
practical.
(2) Where a vehicle, crane, machine or other equip-
ment is to be driven in a location in which the operator
or another person may be endangered, the operator
shall drive the vehicle, crane, machine or other equip-
ment as directed by a signalman who shall be stationed,
(a) in full view of the operator;
(b) with a full view of the intended path of travel;
and
(c ) clear of the intended path of travel.
(3) A signalman shall be a competent person.
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131. — (1) Except for a trailer, every vehicle shall be
equipped with,
(a) brakes; and
(b) a seat or other position for the operator.
(2) Only the operator shall ride upon a vehicle unless
a seat is provided for the use of, and is used by, other
persons.
132. Safety chains, cages or other protection against
blown-offside or lock rings shall be used when inflating
a tire mounted on a rim.
133. A lifting jack shall,
(a) have its rated capacity legibly cast or stamped
in a location on the jack where it can be read-
ily seen; and
(b) be equipped with a positive stop to prevent
overtravel or, where a positive stop is
impracticable, with an indicator.
134. A gasoline powered chain saw shall,
(a) be equipped with,
(i) an anti-kickback chain, and
(ii) a device which will effectively stop the
chain in the event of a kickback;
(6) be examined by the operator before operating
to ensure that it is in proper working condi-
tion;
(c) when being started, be held firmly;
(d) be held firmly by both hands when being used;
and
(e) have the chain stopped when not actually
cutting.
135. Where a hose supplying steam, compressed air
or water to a piledriver, hammer or drill carriage may
become separated and endanger a worker, a wire rope
or chain shall be attached to the hose to prevent it from
whipping.
EXPLOSIVE ACTUATED TOOLS
136.— (1) Subject to subsection 2, an explosive
actuated fastening tool shall,
(a) have a firing mechanism that will prevent the
tool from being fired,
(i) while being loaded,
(ii) during preparation for firing, or
(iii) if dropped;
(b) be capable of being operated only when the
muzzle end is held against a working surface
with a force of at least 2 2 ne wtons greater than
the weight of the tool;
(c) if required to be dismantled into separate
parts for loading, be capable of being operated
only when the separate parts are firmly locked
together;
(d) be capable of being fired only after two sepa-
rate and distinct actions have been carried out
by the operator, with the firing movement
separate from the operation of bringing the
tool into the firing position;
(e) be used only when equipped with a protective
guard or shield,
(i) suitable for the particular fastening
operation being performed,
(ii) mounted at right angles to the barrel,
(iii) at least 75 millimetres in diameter, and
(iv) placed in a central position on the
muzzle end of the tool except where the
fastener is intended to be driven into a
surface at a point within 38 millimetres
of another surface that is at an angle to
the surface into which the fastener is
intended to be driven;
if) be capable of being operated when the guard
prescribed by clause e is placed in the central
position only when the bearing surface of the
guard is tilted not more than eight degrees
from the working surface;
(g) when not in use, be stored in a locked con-
tainer;
(h) not be left unattended where it may be avail-
able to a person other than a worker having
the qualifications set out in subclause i of
clause k;
(i) whether loaded or unloaded, not be pointed
directly at any person;
(j ) not be loaded unless it is being prepared for
immediate use;
(k) be used only,
(i) by a worker who has been instructed in
the proper and safe manner of its use
by the manufacturer or his authorized
and qualified agent,
(ii) by a worker wearing both head pro-
tection and eye protection.
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(iii) after it has been inspected by the
worker referred to in subclause i to
ensure that.
a. the tool is clean,
b. all moving parts operate freely,
c. the barrel is free from any
obstruction.
d. the tool is adequately equipped
for the intended use, and
e. it is not defective,
(iv) in accordance with the instructions of
the manufacturer.
(v) with an explosive load of a strength
adequate to perform the intended
work without excessive force, and
(vi) to drive a stud or other fastener suit-
able for insertion in the tool; and
(/) not be used in an atmosphere containing
flammable vapours, gases or dusts.
(2) Clauses e and/ of subsection 1 do not apply to an
explosive actuated fastening tool if the velocity of the
stud or other fastener does not exceed 90 metres per
second measured at a distance of 2 metres from the
muzzle end of the tool when propelled by the maximum
commercially available explosive load that the tool is
chambered to accept.
(3) A misfired cartridge which has been removed
from an explosive actuated fastening tool shall be
placed in a water-filled container until the cartridge
may be properly disposed of after its safe removal from
the project.
(4) An explosive actuated fastening tool shall be used
only by a worker who carries on his person while on a
project, a certificate proving that he has been instructed
as prescribed by subclause i of clause k of subsection 1.
137. An explosive load for an explosive actuated
fastening tool shall,
(a) be so marked or labelled that the operator can
readily identify its strength;
(b) not be stored in a container where an explo-
sive load of a different strength is stored;
(c) not be left unattended where it may be availa-
ble to a person other than a worker having the
qualifications set out in subclause i of clause k
of section 136; and
(</) when not in use, be stored in a locked con-
tainer.
CRANES AND HOISTING
138. — (1) The load earning capacity of a crane or
similar hoisting machine shall be established in accord-
ance with good engineering practice by,
(a) a competent person, if the crane or similar
hoisting machine was manufactured before
the 1st day of January. 1974; or
(ft) the manufacturer, if the crane or similar
hoisting machine was manufactured on or
after the 1st day of January. 1974.
(2) Where the boom, counterweight or other princi-
pal part of a crane or similar hoisting machine is mod-
ified, extended, altered or replaced on or after the 1st
day of January, 1974 so as to affect the load earning
capacity, the revised load earning capacity shall be
established by a professional engineer.
(3) A person shall not subject a crane or similar
hoisting machine to a load in excess of its load earning
capacity.
(4) A load rating plate shall be attached to the crane
or similar hoisting machine in a location where the
operator is able to see it while he is in his operating
position.
(5) A load rating plate shall be clear, legible and
contain sufficient information to enable the operator to
determine the load that the crane or similar hoisting
machine is capable of hoisting under any condition.
(6) Where practical, a boom angle indicator shall be
provided on all luffing boom cranes.
139. — (1) Cranes shall be set up, assembled,
extended and dismantled only,
(a) by competent persons;
(6) in accordance with the written instructions of
the manufacturer; and
(r ) in such a manner as to eliminate hazards to
any person and property.
(2) Only the correct sections for the particular crane
shall be used and they shall be in an undamaged condi-
tion without either.
(a) bent lacings and main chords; or
(b) broken welds.
(3) Only the correct size and quality of nuts, bolts,
pins and fastenings shall be used and they shall be
assembled in the correct manner and sequence in
accordance with the written instructions of the man-
ufacturer.
(4) Outriggers and stabilizing devices, when
deploved to meet load capacity chart requirements
shall.'
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(a) be fully extended to bear the whole weight of
the crane; and
(b) rest on firm ground or blocking adequate to
support the maximum loads without failure,
unreasonable settlement or deformation.
(5) Unless otherwise specified in written instructions
of the manufacturer, cranes shall,
(a) be operated with their turntables level; and
(b) have level indicating devices provided and
used.
140. — (1) All undercarriages of rail-mounted tower
cranes shall be fitted with rail clamps which can be
firmly attached to the rails to lock the crane in position.
(2) A rail-mounted tower crane shall be securely
locked to the rails when not in use.
(3) A rail-mounted tower crane shall have adequate
rail stops or bumpers that,
(a) are securely attached at both ends of the rails;
and
(b) extend at least as high as the centre of the
wheels.
(4) The track bed of a rail-mounted tower crane shall
have a sound and rigid base capable of carrying the
maximum load to which it is likely to be subjected
without unreasonable settlement or deformation.
141. — (1) Automatic means shall be provided for the
protection of tower cranes from overload at relative
radii, and where the load hoisting capacity changes
with the distance of the hook from the tower, the over-
load protection shall be capable of protecting the crane
from overload at the different radii.
(2) Tower cranes shall have a device that automati-
cally applies the brakes when,
(a) a load reaches its highest permissible position;
or
(b) the trolley reaches its travel limits.
(3) Subject to subsection 4, after every twelve
months of actual use, the structural elements and com-
ponents of a tower crane shall be inspected for sound-
ness by competent persons using approved methods of
non-destructive testing.
(4) Where a tower crane remains in use on the same
project for more than one year, a detailed visual inspec-
tion of the structural elements and components shall be
carried out by a competent person.
(5) Except where there is a danger of collision with
other cranes, structures or other objects, tower crane
jibs shall be permitted to slew freely in the wind when
the crane is unattended.
(6) Where a tower crane jib is permitted to slew
freely in the wind and the crane is unattended, the
empty load block shall be raised near its top position
and located at minimum radius.
142. — (1) A rope or cable used by a mechanically
powered crane, hoist, or other similar hoisting device
shall,
(a) be steel wire rope of the proper type, size,
grade and construction recommended by the
manufacturer for the crane hoist or device;
(b) for boom hoist reeving and pendants, not be
non-rotating rope;
(f ) be capable of supporting not less than,
(i) three and one half times the maximum
load to which it is likely to be subjected
if the rope or cable winds on a drum or
passes over a sheave;
(ii) three times the maximum load to
which it is likely to be subjected if the
rope or cable is a pendant or is not
subject to winding or bending;
(iii) ten times the maximum load to which
it is likely to be subjected if the crane,
hoist or hoisting device is used for
hoisting persons;
(d) be suitable for the sheaves and the drum;
(e) not be spliced;
if) be suitably lubricated to prevent corrosion or
wear;
(g) have the end connections securely fastened
and, when in use, have at least three full turns
on the drum; and
(h) be visually inspected by a competent person at
least once a week when in use and the condi-
tion recorded in a log book.
(2) Subject to subsection 3, steel wire rope shall not
be used where,
(a) six randomly distributed wires are broken in
one rope lay, or three or more wires are broken
in one strand in any one rope lay;
(b) wear exceeds one-third of the original dia-
meter of outside individual wires;
(c) there is evidence of kinking, bird-caging, cor-
rosion or any other damage resulting in dis
tortion of the rope structure;
(d) there are reductions from nominal rope
diameter in excess of,
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(i) 1 millimetre for diameters up to and
including 19 millimetres;
(ii) 2 millimetres for diameters 20 mil-
limetres to 29 millimetres inclusive;
(iii) 3 millimetres for diameters 30 mil-
limetres to 38 millimetres inclusive; or
(e ) there is evidence of any other possible cause of
rope failure including contact with electricity
of sufficient voltage to damage the rope.
(3) Steel wire rope that is static or used for pendants
shall not be used if there are three or more broken wires
in one lay, in sections between end connectors, or if
there is more than one broken wire at an end connector.
143. — ( 1 ) Any attachment of a rope or cable used by
a mechanically powered crane, hoist or other similar
hoisting device shall be secure and made by.
(a) the rope or cable being bound around an oval
thimble and fastened to itself by three or more
clamps; or
(b) being fastened within.
(i) a tapered socket using virgin zinc, or
(ii) a wedge type socket fitted with a single
line clamp to prevent accidental
release or loosening of the wedge.
(2) The dead end of a wedge socket assembly on a
hoisting line shall not be long enough to form a loop
before clamping.
1 44. — ( 1 » A container, sling or similar device for the
hoisting of an object shall,
(a) be suitable for the object;
{b) have sufficient capacity to support the object;
and
(r) be so arranged as to prevent the object or any
part of it from falling out of, or off, the sling,
container or similar device.
(2) Every part of a hoisting device or assembly,
including a hook, shackle, ring, bolt, sling, rope, chain,
cable or splice shall,
(a) be suitable for its use;
(b ) be capable of supporting at least five times the
maximum load to which it is likely to be sub-
jected; and
(f ) be capable of supporting at least ten times the
maximum load to which it is likely to be sub-
jected if the device is used for hoisting per-
sons.
(3) Web type fabric and nylon slings and similar
hoisting devices shall,
(a) be labelled to indicate their load rating capa-
city; and
{b) not be used where the hazard of being cut by
sharp edges exists.
145. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, even- hoisting
hook shall be equipped with a safety catch.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to a hoisting hook
used in the placing of structural members where the
method of placing provides the same standard of pro-
tection for a worker as would be provided by a safety
catch.
(3) A hoisting hook shall have its load rating legibly
cast or stamped on it in a location where it can be readily
seen.
(4) A hook block shall have its load rating and weight
legibly cast or stamped on it in a location where it can be
readily seen.
(5) Hooks,
(a) with cracks; or
(6) having more than normal throat openings; or
(r ) any twist from the plane of the unbent hook,
shall not be used.
(6) The overhauling weight used on the cable of a
crane or similar hoisting device shall.
(a) not be split; and
(b) be prevented from sliding up or down the
cable; or
(f ) be securely attached to the load hook and the
cable.
146. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, the selection,
annealing, normalizing or repairing of a chain shall be
made and performed in accordance with the manufac-
turer's specification.
(2) Only alloy steel chain or chain specifically man-
ufactured for the application shall be used for hoisting.
(3) An alloy chain shall not be annealed or welded.
147. A friction-type clamp used in hoisting materials
shall be constructed so that the accidental slackening of
the hoisting cable will not release the clamp.
148. — ( 1) A person shall not operate a crane or other
hoisting machine in such a manner that any part of its
load will pass over a worker other than when.
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(a) the worker is receiving the load; or
(A ) the worker is engaged in the sinking of a shaft
(2) Where practicable, a worker who is,
(a) receiving a load; or
(b) engaged in the sinking of a shaft,
shall position himself so that the load will not pass over
him.
149. — (1) Subject to subsection 2 and sections 82,
213 and 214 a platform, bucket, basket, load, hook or
sling that is,
(a) capable of moving; and
(b) supported by a cable attached to the boom of a
crane or other similar hoisting device,
shall not be used as a work place.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to a worker where the
worker is in,
(a) a well; or
(b) a caisson being drilled by an auger.
150. — (1) Where a worker may be endangered by the
rotation or uncontrolled motion of a load being hoisted
by a crane or similar hoisting device, one or more guide
ropes or tag lines shall be used to prevent the rotation or
other uncontrolled motion.
(2) A load shall not be unhooked or unslung until,
(a) it has been landed; and
(b) there is no danger of the tipping, collapsing or
rolling of the load.
151. — (1) Piles or sheet-piling shall be adequately
supported during their hoisting, placing, removal or
withdrawal.
(2) Where practicable, only a worker who is directly
engaged in any of the operations referred to in subsec-
tion 1, shall be in the area where the operations are
being carried out.
152. Where materials are being hoisted by helicop-
ter,
(a) the helicopter pilot shall be,
(i) competent in flying externally loaded
helicopters, and
(ii) in charge of the overall operation
including the size, weight and manner
in which loads are connected to the
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(b) ground personnel, including signalmen, shall
be competent persons; and
(c) precautions shall be taken to guard against
hazards that may be caused by rotor
downwash.
ROOFING
153. A mechanical hoist, rigid beam or swing beam
hoist or other similar roofer's hoist used in roofing shall ,
(a) be operated only by a competent person; and
(b) have a guardrail that meets the requirements
of sections 58 and 59 installed on both sides of
the frame at the edge of the roof.
154. The counterweights on a roofer's hoist shall,
(a) be suitable for the purpose;
(b) not consist of roofing or other construction
material;
(c) be securely attached to the hoist; and
(d) be of such weight that their total weight will
provide a factor of safety against overturning
of not less than three.
155. Where a built-up roof is being constructed, a
barrier consisting of portable weighted posts supporting
a taut chain, cable or rope shall,
(a) be placed at least 2 metres from the perimeter
of the roof; and
(b) be 1.1 metres high.
156. — (1) Where hot tar or asphalt is supplied to a
roof by means of a pipe, the supply pipe shall,
(a) be securely fixed; and
(b) be supported where necessary to prevent
undue deflection.
(2) Where the supply pipe is discharged to a location
within 2 metres of the edge of a roof, a guardrail that
complies with section 59 shall be provided at the edge of
the roof.
DAMAGED STRUCTURES
157. — (1) Where a structure has been so damaged
that a worker is likely to be endangered by its partial or
complete collapse,
(a) the structure shall be braced and shored; or
(b) such other safeguards shall be provided,
to prevent injury to a worker.
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(2) The bracing and shoring or other safeguards pre-
scribed by subsection 1 shall be installed progressively
to ensure that the workers installing the bracing and
shoring or other safeguards are not endangered.
DEMOLITION
158. The demolition, dismantling or moving of a
building or structure, shall be commenced or continued
only when,
(a) all steps necessary to prevent injury to a per-
son on or near the project or the adjoining
property have been taken: and
(b) all existing gas, electrical and other services,
that are likely to endanger a worker having
access to the building or structure have been
shut off and disconnected.
159. Subject to subsection 1 of section 164, the
exterior walls of a building shall be demolished only
when all glass has been,
(a) removed from windows and other locations;
(b) protected so that there is no reasonable possi-
bility of breakage of the glass at any stage of
the demolition.
160. — (1) Subject to subsections 1 and 2 of section
164. and except where a worker may be endangered,
demolition and dismantling shall proceed systemati-
cally and continuously from the highest to the lowest
point of a project.
(2) In a skeleton structural frame building, the
skeleton structural frame may be left in place during the
demolition or dismantling of the masonry if the mason-
ry and any loose material are removed from the skeleton
structural frame in the order prescribed by subsection 1 .
(3) Subject to subsection 1 of section 164. the work
above each tier or floor shall be completed before the
support of the tier or floor is affected by the demolition
or dismantling operations.
161. — (1) Subject to subsection 1 of section 164.
masonry walls shall be removed in reasonably level
courses.
(2) Subject to subsection 1 of section 164, materials
shall not be loosened or permitted to fall in masses that
are likely to endanger.
(a) the structural stability of a floor or other sup-
port of the project or of a scaffold; or
(ft) a worker.
162. Subject to subsection 1 of section 164. a truss,
girder or other structural member shall not be discon-
nected until it.
(a) has been relieved of all loads other than its
own weight; and
(ft) where necessary, has been given temporary
support.
163. — ( 1) A worker shall not stand on top of a wall,
pier or chimney to remove material from the wall, pier
or chimney, unless adequate flooring, scaffolding or
staging not more than 2.4 metres below the place where
he is working is provided on all sides of the wall, pier or
chimney.
(2) A worker shall not enter any part of a project
being demolished that will not safely support him.
(3) Only a worker directly engaged in the demolition,
dismantling or moving of a building or structure shall
be in. on or near the building or structure.
(4) Where work on a building or structure being
demolished or dismantled is suspended or discontinued
prior to completion, access by persons to the part of the
building or other structure that remains to be
demolished or dismantled shall be prevented by the
installation of fencing or barriers.
164.— (1) Sections 159, 160. 161 and 162 do not
applv to a building or structure that is being demolished
by.
(a) a heavy weight suspended by cable from a
crane or other hoisting machine;
(6) a power shovel, bulldozer or other vehicle;
(c ) any other powered mechanical device;
(d) explosives; or
(e) any combination of one or more of the
methods mentioned in clauses a, b, c and d.
where adequate precautions are taken to ensure that no
person is in such a position that he may be endangered
by the demolition operations.
(2) The controls of a mechanical device for
demolishing a building or structure shall be operated
from a location that is as remote as is practicable from
the operation.
(3) Where a swinging weight is used for demolition,
the supporting cable shall be of such length, or be so
restrained, that the weight will not swing against any
building or structure other than the building or struc-
ture being demolished.
165. — ( 1) Subject to subsection 2, a basement, cellar
or excavation left after the demolition, dismantling or
moving of a building or structure shall.
(a) be backfilled to grade level; or
(b) have adequate fencing along its open sides.
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(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to a basement or
cellar that has a roof, floor or other solid covering
enclosing it if all openings in the roof, floor or other solid
covering are boarded up to prevent access by persons to
the basement or cellar.
PART III
TRENCHING
APPLICATION
166. — ( 1) Subject to subsection 2 , this Part applies to
all trenches.
(2) This Part does not apply to a trench, or any
portion of a trench,
(a) where the depth is less than 1.2 metres;
(b) into which a worker is not required to enter or
does not enter;
(c) where the walls are sloped to within 1.2
metres of the lowest point of the trench and
the slope does not exceed a gradient of one in
one; or
(d) where the walls are solid rock.
INTERPRETATION
167. In this Part,
(a) "cleat" means a member of shoring and tim-
bering that directly resists the downward
movement of a wale or strut;
(b) "post" means a vertical member of shoring
and timbering that acts as a spacer between
wales;
(c) "prefabricated trench support system" means
a trench box, trench-shield or similar struc-
ture composed of members connected to one
another, capable of being moved as a unit,
and designed to resist the pressure from the
walls of a trench;
(d) "sheathing" means the vertical members of
shoring and timbering that are placed up
against, and directly resist, pressure from a
wall of a trench;
(e) "strut" means a transverse member of shoring
and timbering that directly resists pressure
from a wale or sheathing;
(/) "trench depth" means the vertical dimension
from the highest point of the excavation to a
point level with the lowest point of the exca-
vation;
(g) "wale" means a longitudinal member of
shoring and timbering that is placed against,
and directly resists, pressure from sheathing.
SUPPORT SYSTEMS
168. — (1) Where a trench or portion of a trench is
more than,
(a) 7.5 metres deep; or
(b) 3.5 metres wide,
the walls shall be supported by a support system con-
structed in accordance with the design of a professional
engineer who shall prepare drawings and specifications
therefor.
(2) The drawings and specifications mentioned in
subsection 1 shall be submitted to the Director, in dup-
licate, before excavation of the trench, or any portion
thereof, is commenced.
(3) A copy of the drawings and specifications shall be
kept at the project while the support system is in use.
169. The walls of a trench, other than a trench refer-
red to in subsection 2 of section 1 66 or a trench to which
section 168 applies, shall be supported by a support
system constructed in accordance with this Part.
170. — (1) Where a trench has vertical or near verti-
cal walls, the support system shall extend at least 30
centimetres above the top of the trench except where the
trench is constructed in a public way, in which case the
support system shall extend to the surface of the road-
way to permit the top of the trench to be covered for
traffic movement when work on, or in, the trench is not
in progress.
(2) Where the upper portion of the walls of a trench
are sloped and the slope does not exceed a gradient of
one to one and the lower portion of the walls of the
trench are vertical or near vertical and more than 1.2
metres in height, the vertical or near vertical walls shall
be supported by a support system for the trench depth
which shall extend at least 30 centimetres above the
vertical or near vertical walls and be fitted with toe-
boards.
171. — (1) The support system shall, as far as prac-
ticable, be installed while the trench is being excavated.
(2) The support system shall only be removed on
completion of the work for which the trench was exca-
vated.
(3) The removal of the support system shall be done
by, or under the personal supervision of a competent
person.
1 72. — ( 1) The walls of a trench shall be supported by
a support system that consists of shoring and timbering
equal to, or greater, in strength than the size, composi-
tion and arrangement of materials prescribed in the
following Table for the type of soil prescribed.
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(2) For the purposes of this Part, soil is classified into
the following types:
1. Type 1 soil which,
(a) is hard, solid, only able to be penet-
rated by a small sharp object with dif-
ficulty;
(b) can only be excavated by mechanical
equipment;
(f) shows no sign of visible cracks after
excavation;
(d) exhibits a dry, shiny appearance after
excavation; and
(e) possesses a low moisture content and a
high degree of internal strength.
2. Type 2 soil which,
(a) cracks or crumbles;
(b) can be penetrated by small sharp
objects easily;
(r ) can be excavated with hand tools with
moderate difficulty;
(d) exhibits signs of surface cracking;
(e) exhibits a damp appearance after
excavation; and
(/) possesses a low to medium moisture
content and a medium degree of inter-
nal strength.
3. Type 3 soil which,
(a) is loose, soft, sandy or previously
excavated;
(b) can be excavated with hand tools eas-
ily;
(c) will run easily into a well-defined coni-
cal pile if dry;
(d) will flow or shift unless supported if
wet; and
(e) possesses a low degree of internal
strength.
4. Type 4 soil which,
(a) is wet or muddy;
(b) will run easily or flow unless com-
pletely supported immediately after
excavation;
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(c) exerts substantial fluid pressure upon
its supporting system; and
(d) possesses almost no internal strength.
(3) In establishing the type of soil,
(a) the soil at the walls of the trench and within a
horizontal distance from each wall equal to
the depth of the trench shall determine the
type of the soil in which the trench is exca-
vated;
(b) the soil shall be typed as the type bearing the
higher or highest number where the soil con-
tains significant quantities of more than one
type; and
(c) visual and physical examination shall be used
to determine the type that the soil most closely
resembles.
(4) The lumber used for shoring and timbering shall
be,
(a) for sheathing, sound number 1 grade spruce;
and
(b) for wales and struts, sound number 1 struc-
tural grade spruce.
(5) The sizes of sheathing, wales and struts pre-
scribed in the Table are full size.
(6) In the Table in subsection 1,
(a) "m" means metres;
(b) "mm" means millimetres;
(') "o/c" means the maximum distance measured
from the centre of one member of sheathing,
wale or strut to the centre of the next adjacent
member of sheathing, wale or strut;
(d) "10 mm sp." means that the space between the
sheathing members is not to exceed 10 mil-
limetres.
173. — (1) In a support system consisting of shoring
and timbering,
(a) the sheathing shall be placed against the side
of the trench so that the length of each piece of
sheathing is vertical;
(b) the struts shall be horizontal and at right
angles to the wales or sheathing supported
thereby; and
(r ) the wales shall be parallel to the bottom, or the
proposed bottom, of the trench.
(2) The sheathing shall be held securely in place
against the wales or, where wales are not used, the
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struts, by pressure being firmly exerted on the side of
the sheathing adjacent to the wall of the trench.
(3) Where the trench is excavated in type 3 soil or
type 4 soil each piece of sheathing shall be driven into
the soil so as to be firmly held in place.
(4) Each strut shall be.
(a) cut to the proper length required to fit it
tightly between.
(i) the wales, or
(ii) where wales are not used, the
sheathing, supported by the strut; or
(b) held securely in place by at least two wedges
driven between the strut and.
(i) the wales, or
(ii) where wales are not used, the
sheathing,
supported by the strut.
(5) Each strut shall.
(a) have cleats that extend over the length of the
strut and rest upon the wales supported by the
strut, or other similar devices; and
(b) be attached securely to the strut by spikes or
bolts, or be placed on,
(i) cleats, spiked or bolted to posts sup-
porting wales, or
(ii) where wales are not used, cleats or
other similar devices spiked to the
sheathing.
(6) Each wale shall be supported,
(o) on cleats spiked to the sheathing; or
(ft) by posts set on,
(i) the wale next below it, or
(ii) in the case of the lowest wale, the bot-
tom of the trench.
174. Notwithstanding section 172. the walls of a
trench may be supported by a prefabricated trench
support system constructed in accordance with section
175.
175. — (1) A prefabricated trench support system
shall be,
(a) constructed in accordance with the drawings
of prefabricated trench support system
designed by a professional engineer as set out
in subsection 3; or
{b) constructed so that the size, spacing and com-
position of the members of the prefabricated
trench support system are identical to that
prescribed for methods of shoring and tim-
bering by sections 172 and 173.
(2) The capacity of a prefabricated trench support
system to resist the pressure from the walls of a trench
shall not be less than the capacity of the shoring and
bracing prescribed by sections 1 72 and 1 73 for a trench
of the same width and depth excavated in the same type
of soil.
(3) Where a prefabricated trench support system is
designed by a professional engineer, drawings of the
system shall be prepared by the professional engineer
and the drawings shall,
(a) show the size and specifications of the prefab-
ricated trench support system, including the
type, grade and size of all the materials to be
used for its construction;
(6) state the maximum depth and type or types of
soil for which the prefabricated trench sup-
port system was designed to be used; and
(c ) bear the signature and seal of the professional
engineer; and
(d) not be revised, except by a professional
engineer.
(4) Two copies of the drawings prescribed by sub-
section 3 shall be submitted to the Director prior to the
initial use of the prefabricated trench support system
and one copy of the said drawings shall be kept at the
project at all times that the prefabricated trench sup-
port system is at the project.
176. — (1) Notwithstanding section 172. on the
shoring and Umbering of a trench, a metal trench-jack
or trench-brace may be used in place of a strut if the
allowable working load of the trench-jack or trench-
brace is equal to. or greater than, the allowable working
load of the strut.
(2) The allowable working load of a trench-jack or
trench-brace shall.
(a) be established by a professional engineer;
{b) not exceed one-sixth the ultimate capacity of
the trench-jack or trench-brace when it is
tested by an axial load in a testing machine, at
the maximum length at which the trench-jack
or trench-brace is designed to be extended;
and
(r ) be legibly cast or stamped on the trench-jack
or trench-brace in a location where it can be
readily seen.
(3) A trench-jack or trench-brace shall.
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(a) when in use in a trench, not be extended
beyond the extended length used to establish
its capacity under subsection 2;
(b) be so placed against the sheathing or wale that
it supports that the load from the sheathing or
wale is, as far as practicable, axially applied to
the trench-jack or trench-brace; and
(c) be adequately supported to prevent move-
ment.
177. Ladders in a trench shall be so placed that the
means of access to the base of any ladder from a part of
the trench where a worker is working is protected by the
support system.
PART IV
TUNNELS AND SHAFTS
APPLICATION
178. This Part applies to tunnels and shafts, other
than a tunnel or shaft at or in connection with a mine.
LAND REQUIREMENTS
179. A tunnel or shaft shall be commenced or con-
tinued only where sufficient land space is available to
permit compliance with Parts IV and V of this Regula-
tion.
FIRE PROTECTION
180. — (1) Means of extinguishing a fire shall be pro-
vided,
(a) at the top and bottom of every shaft; and
(b) in every tunnel within 30 metres of,
(i) each working face; and
(ii) every location where a fire hazard
exists.
(2) Notices of the method of sounding or giving a fire
alarm throughout a project shall be posted in conspicu-
ous places on the project.
(3) Subject to subsection 4, where the diameter of a
tunnel when completed will exceed 1.5 metres, a
standpipe, a fire line, an adequate length of hose, and a
supply of water at a steady pressure suitable for effec-
tive operation of the nozzle shall be provided as the
means for extinguishing a fire.
(4) Subsection 3 does not apply where the construc-
tor gives written notice to a Director stating that a fire
hazard does not exist in the tunnel and the Director
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(a) be installed progressively in the shaft;
181.— (1) A standpipe shall,
(b) be of metal pipe at least 50.8 millimetres
inside diameter; and
(r ) have a connection for the use of the local fire
department outside the shaft or tunnel to
which there is clear and ready access at all
times.
(2) A fire line shall,
(a) be installed progressively in the tunnel;
{b) be of metal pipe at least 50.8 millimetres
inside diameter; and
(c ) have an outlet with a valve at intervals of not
more than 45 metres.
(3) A hose shall,
(a) be at least 38. 1 millimetres inside diameter;
(b) have a combination straight stream and fog
nozzle;
(r) be at least 23 metres in length;
(d) be provided at 135 metre intervals; and
(e) when not in use be stored on a rack so as to be
readily available.
182. — (1) Subject to subsections 2 and 3, flam-
mable liquids or gases shall not be underground.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to fuel,
(a) in a tank that is supplied with and is part of an
engine or heating device; or
(b) stored in a safe container for transfer into a
tank that complies with clause a provided
that the quantity stored does not exceed that
required for eight hours use.
(3) Subsection 1 does not apply to a compressed gas
storage cylinder to which gas welding or flame-cutting
equipment is attached.
183. A flammable liquid or gas shall be stored,
(a) as remote as practicable from a shaft; and
(b) in an area so located, or so protected by a dyke
or the slope of the ground, that it is not possi-
ble for spilled liquid to flow underground.
184. Lubricating oils shall be stored,
(a) in a suitable building or storage tank; and
(b) in a place from which spilled liquid will not
run toward anv shaft or tunnel.
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185. Oil for use in hydraulic-powered equipment
underground shall be of a type that.
(a) is not readily flammable; and
(b) does not readily support combustion.
186. — (1) Combustible equipment, including weld-
ing cable and air-hoses shall not be stored underground
unless required for immediate use.
(2) Electrical cable or gas hose shall not be taken or
used underground unless.
(a) it has an armoured casing or jacket of a mat-
erial that is not readily flammable and does
not readily support combustion; and
(b ) it is marked to indicate that it has the casing or
jacket required under clause a.
187. Used or decayed timber, scrap wood, paper
and combustible rubbish of any kind shall not be
allowed to accumulate underground, and shall be
promptly removed.
188. — (1) A first-aid kit conforming to the regula-
tions under The Workmen's Compensation Act shall be
provided and kept in the immediate vicinity of the
above-ground entrance to a shaft or tunnel.
(2) When practicable, one or more such kits shall be
located underground.
189. At least one stretcher of the wire-basket type
shall be provided and kept at each tunnel or shaft for
each twenty-five persons or fraction thereof likely to be
underground at any one time.
190. One or more competent persons shall be
appointed by the supervisor in charge of the project to
be available to perform first-aid treatment at a shaft or
tunnel.
RESCUE OF WORKERS
191. — ( 1) Arrangements shall be made by the super-
visor in charge of the project for the rescue of workers in
the case of an emergency and notices signed by the
supervisor containing a summary of the rescue
arrangements shall be posted in conspicuous places on
the project.
(2) At least four workers trained in rescue work shall
be available on short notice, with suitable equipment to
perform rescue work.
(3) Where the combined length of tunnel and shaft
exceeds 45 metres, the equipment required by subsec-
tion 2 shall include masks of the self-contained
breathing apparatus type and the masks shall.
(a) be kept readily available for immediate use
and located in close proximity to the service
shaft or other means of access to a tunnel;
(b) be inspected and tested at least once a week to
ensure that they are in working order; and
tf ) be sufficient in number for any rescue work
that may be required, but in any event, not
less than four.
(4) Where subsection 3 applies, training shall be pro-
vided, at least once even thirty days, to workers
required to be available to perform rescue work, in the
proper operation of the masks required under that sub-
section 2 by a competent person appointed for that
purpose.
COMMUNICATIONS
192. — ( 1) Subject to subsection 2. where the services
of a police department, fire department or ambulance
are reasonably available to a project, and it is possible
to provide prompt and direct communication with such
services by the use of a public telephone or a radio
telephone, such communication shall be installed on the
project, or arranged for nearby, before work on the
project is commenced.
(2) Where a project is to be of over fourteen days
duration, the project shall,
(a) have a telephone connected to a public tele-
phone system; or
{b) where a telephone as prescribed by clause a is
not practicable, have a radio telephone per-
mitting communication with an office of the
constructor having a telephone connected to a
public telephone system.
193. During the construction of a shaft, an effective
means of communicating between the lowest point of
the shaft and the surface shall be provided.
194. A completed service shaft more than 6 metres in
depth shall have a means, other than by telephone, of
exchanging distinct and definite signals between the top
and bottom of the shaft.
195. — ( 1 ) Where the work at the face of a tunnel is to
be, or is. 23 metres or more from,
(a) the top of the service shaft; or
(b) where the tunnel is not constructed from a
service shaft, the opening into the tunnel.
a telephone system shall be provided before work on the
tunnel is commenced.
(2) A telephone system shall,
(a) have telephones located at.
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(i) the office of the supervisor in charge of
the project,
(ii) the top of the service shaft or, where
the tunnel is not constructed from a
service shaft, the opening into the tun-
nel,
(iii) the bottom of the service shaft,
(iv) any other means of access to the service
shaft, and
(v) within 30 metres of the working face of
the tunnel;
(b) be so installed that a conversation can be car-
ried on between any two telephones in the
system;
(<") use circuits for voice communication that are
independent from the circuits used to signal
from one telephone to another; and
(d) have a notice posted at each telephone,
(i) indicating clearly how to call any other
telephone in the system,
(ii) establishing an emergency signal, and
(iii) stating that the telephone is to be
answered when the emergency signal
is heard.
196. Where a person is to be conveyed in a shaft, the
hoist operator shall, before the person enters the con-
veyance, be notified by a signal in accordance with
subsection 1 of section 197 that a person will be on the
conveyance.
197. — (1) The following code of signals shall be used
to give signals between a hoist operator's position, the
top and bottom of the shaft and any landings in the
shaft:
Code of Signals
Where the conveyance ,
is in motion —
1 signal
Stop
Where the conveyance
is stationary —
1 signal
Hoist
2 signals together
Lower
3 signals together
(to be given before
any person enters the
conveyance)
Person will be
on conveyance.
Operate carefully
(2) Where it is necessary for the operation of the
hoist, signals, in addition to those prescribed by sub-
section 1, shall be established by the supervisor in
charge of the project.
(3) A legible copy of the signal code in letters at least
13 millimetres in height on a board or metal plate, not
less than 45 centimetres by 45 centimetres shall,
(a) be securely posted at each landing of the hoist-
way; and
(b) be securely posted at a point from which it is
readily visible to the hoist operator.
(4) The signal to move a conveyance shall be given
only from the landing from which the conveyance is to
move.
(5) The hoist operator shall acknowledge all signals
received by him by returning the signal.
LIGHTING AND ELECTRICITY SUPPLY
198. All electrical circuits of 100 volts or more shall
be in an insulated cable consisting of at least two feed
wires and a grounding wire.
199. All electrical pumps, electrical tools and similar
equipment shall be,
(a) effectively grounded; or
(b) double or fully insulated.
200. — (1) An area of a tunnel or shaft that is not
adequately lit by natural light shall be electrically-
illuminated.
(2) Flashlights shall be readily available at all times
at the top and bottom of every shaft and near the
working face of a tunnel.
(3) Where electrical lighting is provided, an
emergency electrical lighting system shall be installed,
and shall,
(a) be connected to the electrical supply so that in
the event of the failure of that electrical sup-
ply, the emergency lighting system will
automatically turn on;
(b)
where battery-powered, be provided with a
testing switch; and
(c) be tested as frequently as necessary to ensure
that the system will function in an emergency
but not less frequently than recommended by
the manufacturer.
201. A means of access and egress by stairway, lad-
der or ladderway shall be provided for the full depth of a
shaft during its construction and after its completion.
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202. A stairway, ladder or ladderway for a shaft I
over 6 metres in depth shall.
(a) have landings not more than 4.5 metres apart '
of sufficient width to permit at least two per-
sons to pass safely;
(b) be so arranged that the stair or ladder
immediately above each landing is off-set
from the stair or ladder immediately below;
and
(f ) be located in a sheathed compartment so con-
structed that should a person fall he would fall
onto the landing below.
203. — ( 1) Subject to subsection 2, every conveyance
in a service shaft over 6 metres in depth shall be oper-
ated in a compartment separated from any stairway,
ladder or ladderway in the same shaft by a lining con-
sisting of solid planking at least 5 1 millimetres thick and
spaced not more than 10 millimetres apart.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to a service shaft
where the hoisting area is so remote from the stairway,
ladder or ladderway that there is not any possibility of a
load, bucket or other device being hoisted or lowered
coming into contact with the stairway, ladder or lad-
derway.
204. — ( 1 ) Subject to subsection 2. a shaft shall be of
sufficient size to enable the walls to be adequately
shored with sufficient clear space for work to be done.
(2) Where a service shaft is over 6 metres in depth or
is serving a tunnel over 15 metres in length, the
minimum inside dimension for clear passage, measured
between the wales or other wall supports, shall be not
less than.
(a) 2.4 metres in the case of a cylindrical shaft;
and
(b) 1.5 metres in the case of a shaft that is not
cylindrical.
and. in the case of a shaft that is not cylindrical, the
transverse cross-sectional area for clear passage shall
not be less than 5 . 7 square metres.
205. — (1) An adequate barrier, at least 1.07 metres
in height, shall be provided around the top of an un-
covered shaft.
(2) The barrier required by subsection 1 shall be,
(a) free of splinters and protruding nails; and
(6) where the depth of the shaft exceeds 2.4
metres shall consist of,
(i) a top rail;
(ii) an intermediate rail; and
(iii) a toe-board.
of 38 millimetre by 140 millimetre lumber sec-
urely fastened to vertical supports spaced at
intervals of not more than 2.4 metres.
(3) Except when it is required to be open for the
purpose of access or egress, where a gate is necessary in
a barrier to give access to and egress from a shaft, the
gate shall be kept closed and latched.
(4) The ground adjacent to the top of a shaft shall be
sloped away from the barrier to prevent the entry of
water or other liquids.
(5 1 A shaft shall be kept clear of ice and loose objects
that may endanger a worker.
206. — (1) Where a hoistway is over 6 metres deep
and hoisting is carried out by mechanical power, a
landing on the hoistway. other than a landing at the
bottom of the hoistway. shall have a gate,
(a ) located within 2 0 centimetres of the hoistway;
0) that extends the full width of the hoistway
from within 50 millimetres of the floor level to
a height of a least 1.8 metres;
(r ) that is solidly constructed without any gaps
that would permit the entry of a ball 38 mil-
limetres in diameter; and
(d) that is equipped with a light that is readily
visible to the hoist operator indicating when
the gate is closed.
and a landing at the bottom of the hoistway shall have,
(e) a gate in conformity with clauses a, b. c and
d, or
if) one or more red light bulbs,
(i) so located that at least one red light
bulb is visible to a person approaching
the hoistway from a tunnel or from the
lower end of a stair or ladder, and
(ii) controlled by a switch readily access-
ible to a shaft attendant.
(2) Except when a conveyance is stationary at a
landing, the gate prescribed in subsection 1 shall be
kept closed at all times.
(3) The red light bulbs prescribed in clause / of sub-
section 1 shall,
(a) be flashed off and on when hoisting is being
carried out; and
(b) at times other than when hoisting is being
carried out, be kept on while any person is in a
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shaft or tunnel from which he has access to the
hoistwav.
207. — (1) Except for a shaft that is less than 1.2
metres in depth or is cut in solid rock, the walls of a shaft
shall be supported by adequate shoring and bracing in
order to prevent their collapse.
(2) The walls of a shaft cut in solid rock shall be
supported where necessary by rock bolts, wire mesh or j
an equally effective method to prevent the spalling of
loose rock.
(3) Without limiting the generality of subsection I,
shoring and bracing for a shaft more than 6 metres in
depth shall be,
(a) designed by a professional engineer in accord-
ance with good engineering practice to with-
stand all loads likely to be applied to the
shoring and bracing; and
(/>) constructed in accordance with the design of
the professional engineer referred to in clause
a.
14) Drawings of the shoring and bracing,
(<;) bearing the signature and seal of the profes-
sional engineer; and
(/;) showing the size and specifications of the
shoring and bracing, including the type and
grade of all materials to be used in its con-
struction,
shall be submitted to a Director, in duplicate, before
construction of the shoring and bracing.
(5) Without limiting the generality of subsection 1,
thi' walls of a square or rectangular shaft of not more
than f> metres in depth and not more than 3 metres in
length in any side shall be fully sheathed with Number 1
Grade spruce planks at least 5 1 millimetres thick by 1 52
millimetres wide placed side by side and supported by
wales and struts of Number 1 structural (ira.de spruce
which are,
(</) located not more than 1.2 metro apart verti-
cally;
(/») where the shaft is not more than 2.7 metres in
depth, not less than 152 millimetres by 152
millimetres;
(r) where the shaft is more than 2.7 metres but
not more than 4.3 metres in depth, not less
than 205 millimetres by 203 millimetres;
(d) where the shaft is more than 4.3 metre- but
not more than 6 metres in depth, not less than
254 millimetres by 254 millimetres; and
(c) adequately supported by vertical posts
extending to the bottom of the shaft.
208. — (1) All parts of a hoisting apparatus, includ-
ing cables, brakes, guides and fastenings shall be,
(a) adequately designed and constructed; and
(b) capable of being conveniently inspected.
(2) All safety devices on a hoisting apparatus shall be
tested by the hoist operator,
(a) before a conveyance is initially put into ser-
vice on a project; and
(b) at least once every three months after being
put into service on a project,
to ensure that they will function.
(3) A record shall be made of the tests required to be
performed by subsection 2 and kept available for
inspection at the project.
(4) Every hoist drum shall have a flange at each end
to retain the hoist rope on the drum.
209. — (1) Subject to subsection 4 of section 213,
maximum rates of speed for conveyances transporting
persons in a hoistwav shall be established by the super-
visor in charge of the project and a notice showing the
maximum rates shall be posted in a conspicuous place at
each hoisting plant.
(2) The maximum number of persons and the
maximum weight of material that may be carried safely
on a conveyance shall be determined by the supervisor
in charge of the project.
(3) A notice bearing the signature of the supervisor in
(barge of the project slating the maximum limits as
prescribed by subsection 2 shall be posted in a con-
spicuous place near each hoistwav entrance.
(4) A conveyance shall not be loaded beyond the
maximum limits set out in the notice prescribed by
subsection 3.
(5) A hoist shall be operated only in a manner that
complies with a notice posted under subsections 1 and
((>) Each shaft attendant shall.
[a) be appointed by the supervisor in charge of
the project; and
(/o be at least nineteen years of age.
( 7) At least one shaft attendant shall be on duty at the
top of the shaft w here a hoist is being used or w here any
worker is within the confines of the shaft or a tunnel
connected to the shaft.
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(8) A communication system of pre-arranged signals
or by voice, between the shaft attendant, the hoist
operator and any other attendant shall,
(a) be established by the supervisor in charge of
the project before any hoisting is done; and
(6) be practicable and clearly understood by the
hoist operator, the shaft attendants and the
workers.
(9) A shaft attendant shall,
(a) give the hoist operator the signals for starting
and stopping the hoist;
{b) warn workers of any hazards in or near a
shaft; and
(r) as far as is practicable, remove any known
hazard.
( 10) A worker shall be appointed by the supervisor in
charge of the project to be available,
(a) at the bottom of a shaft; and
(b) at any other landing in the shaft,
to control the movement of materials to and from the
conveyance.
(11) The movement of materials to and from a con-
veyance shall be under the control and direction of the
worker appointed under subsection 10.
210. — (1) A hoist shall be operated only by a com-
petent person appointed by the supervisor in charge of
the project.
(2) A machine room of a hoist shall be entered, or
attended, only by persons required to be there.
211. — (1) A hoist operator shall operate and watch
over a hoist and all machinery associated with the hoist
to detect any hazardous conditions.
(2) A hoist operator shall,
(a) ensure that the signal code established for the
hoist is understood by the hoist operator and
the shaft attendants;
(b) not operate the hoist unless it is provided
with.
(i) indicators indicating the position of the
conveyance; and
(ii) brakes and distance markers on the
hoisting ropes and cables;
(c ) not converse with anyone while the hoist is in
motion or while signals are being given;
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(d) not operate the hoist at a speed exceeding the
maximum rate of speed established for the
transportation of materials or persons under
subsection 1 of section 209;
(e) inspect the hoisting machinery and safety
appliances connected to the hoisting machin-
ery at least once a day and make a record of
the inspection in a log book;
(/") not carry any load by a hoist where the hoist
has been stopped for repairs unless he has,
(i) run the empty conveyance up and
down the shaft at least once after the
repairs have been made, and
(ii) determined that the hoist and shaft are
in proper working order;
(g) not operate the hoist in any compartment of
the shaft while work is being done in the com-
partment, except where it is necessary to
operate the hoist for the purpose of work in the
compartment;
(h) not turn over the controls of the hoist to
another person while a conveyance is in
motion; and
(i ) report immediately to the supervisor in charge
of the project any defects in the hoisting
machinery and safety appliances.
212. — (1) A conveyance being used to carry materi-
als or equipment, other than hand tools or similar small
objects, shall not be used to transport a worker.
(2) The path of travel of an object being hoisted or
lowered from or into a shaft by a crane shall not pass
over a manway unless the manway is protected by
adequate overhead protection as prescribed in section
15.
(3) A hinged door that opens upward shall be pro-
vided for the opening at the top of a shaft and the door
shall cover the opening while a worker is entering or
leaving a bucket that is over the opening.
213. — (l) Subject to subsection 2, a bucket or similar
conveyance shall not be used to transport a worker in a
shaft.
(2) Subject to subsections 3, 4 and 5, a bucket or
similar conveyance may be used to transport a worker
in a shaft for the purpose of inspecting the hoistway
where no other method of access to the parts of the
hoistway is available.
(3) A bucket used to transport a worker shall,
(a) be at least 1.2 metres in depth;
(b) have smoothly contoured outer surfaces to
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snagged by any obstacle during hoisting or
lowering in the shaft; and
(c) not be self-opening.
(4) A pivoted bucket being used to transport a work-
er that is manually dumped and is not self-guided shall,
(a) be equipped with a lock to prevent tipping;
and
(b) be so pivoted that it will not automatically
invert when the lock is released.
(5) A bucket being used to transport a worker that is
not controlled by a cross head running in vertical
guides, shall not be hoisted and lowered at a rate of
speed greater than 0.5 metre per second.
214. A skip shall not be used to transport a worker
unless,
(a) the worker is inspecting guiderails or shaft
supports; and
(b) the skip is protected by an overwind device to
prevent the skip being hoisted to the dumping
position.
215. — (1) Where a service shaft will be over 30
metres in depth when completed the shaft shall have a
hoist with a conveyance consisting of a cage or car that
is suitable for the hoisting and lowering of workers.
(2) Subject to subsection 3, the hoist referred to in
subsection 1 shall,
(a) be installed as soon as practicable;
(b) have a head frame that is,
(i) electrically grounded for protection
against lightning, and
(ii) designed by a professional engineer;
(r) have guides to control the movement of the
conveyance;
(d) have a device that automatically stops the
conveyance when it runs beyond the limit of
its normal travel; and
(e) have a brake on the hoisting machine that
automatically stops and holds the conveyance
if the hoisting power fails.
(3) Where a shaft is in solid rock, it may be excavated
to a depth of not more than 30 metres before the head-
frame and guides are installed.
216. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, every conveyance
used for conveying workers in a shaft shall be provided
with a suitable device that,
(a) automatically operates to prevent the con-
veyance from falling if the cable breaks or
becomes slack; and
(b) is capable of holding the conveyance station-
ary with the maximum number of persons
that may be carried as determined by the
supervisor in charge of the project under sec-
tion 209.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply,
(a) to the lowest 18 metres of the run of the con-
veyance during the construction of a shaft in
solid rock; or
(b) to a bucket or a skip operated in compliance
with section 213 or 214.
(3) A device shall be installed to warn the hoist
operator when a conveyance carrying workers in a shaft
has reached the normal limit of its travel.
217. A cage or car for conveying workers in a service
shaft shall,
(a) be at least 1.8 metres in height;
(b) be solidly enclosed except for the means of
access or egress;
(c) not have more than two means of access and
egress;
(d) have a gate at an opening providing a means
of access or egress that,
(i) does not open outward,
(ii) extends the full width of the opening
from within 50 millimetres of the floor
level of the conveyance to a height of at
least 1.8 metres, and
(iii) is solidly constructed without any gaps
that would permit the entry of a ball 38
millimetres in diameter; and
(e) have a protective cover that,
(i) is of sufficient size and strength to
protect a worker in the conveyance
from the hazard of falling objects, and
(ii) has a trap door for emergency access
not less than 60 centimetres by 60 cen-
timetres.
218. — (1) Clear space shall be provided in tunnels
sufficient for,
(a) the passage of vehicles; and
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(a) the diameter of a circular or elliptical tunnel;
and
(ft) the width and height of a square or rectangu-
lar tunnel.
shall be at least 76 centimetres.
(3) The clear space between one side of a tunnel and
the nearer side of.
(a) any trackless haulage equipment that is being
used; or
(ft) any locomotive, haulage car or machine
operating on a track.
in a tunnel shall be at least 45 centimetres.
(4) In a circular tunnel a safety platform shall be
provided at 60-metre intervals which shall,
(o ) be of sufficient length for a crew of workers to
stand upon;
(ft) be constructed above the tunnel invert; and
(r ) be adequately clear of passing equipment.
219. — (1) Except for a tunnel cut in solid rock, the
sides and roof of a tunnel shall be adequately supported
by.
(a) timbers set on ribs or beams; or
(ft) a system of lining as effective as that referred
to in clause a.
(2) The sides and roof of a tunnel cut in solid rock
shall.
(a) be supported, where necessary, by rock bolts
or wire mesh to prevent the spalling of loose
rock;
(ft ) be inspected daily by a competent person; and
(f ) have all loose pieces of rock removed, so as not
to endanger a worker.
(3) Where the permanent lining of a tunnel is to
consist of a primary lining and a secondary lining, the
primary lining shall have sufficient strength to support
the sides and roof of the tunnel until the secondary
lining is installed.
(4) Where a tunnel is to be more than 12 metres in
length,
(a) the primary supports of the tunnel shall be
designed by a professional engineer in accord-
ance with good engineering practice to with-
stand all loads likely to be applied to such
supports;
(ft) the primary supports shall be constructed in
accordance with the design; and
(r ) drawings of the design bearing the signature
and seal of the professional engineer shall be
available for inspection at the project.
(5) Where the permanent lining of a tunnel consists
only of a concrete cast-in-place lining, the tunnel shall
not be excavated beyond the leading edge of the perma-
nent lining unless adequate temporary shoring is
installed as soon as is practicable.
TUNNEL EQUIPMENT
220. Where a haulage locomotive, trackless haulage
equipment or hoist in a shaft or tunnel is left unat-
tended,
(a) the controls shall be placed in the neutral
position; and
(ft) the brakes shall be set, or other measures,
such as blocking, shall be taken to prevent
movement.
221. — (1) A haulage locomotive shall,
(a) have suitable brakes;
(ft) be equipped with an audible bell; and
(c) be so designed that,
(i) its controls can be operated only by a
worker at the driver's station, and
(ii) power will be cut off from the driving
mechanism unless the control reg-
ulating the power is continuously
operated by the worker at the driver's
station.
(2) The worker at the driver's station shall sound the
bell prescribed by clause ft of subsection 1 when the
locomotive.
(a) is set in motion; or
(ft) approaches any person.
(3) Only the driver shall ride on a haulage locomo-
tive.
(4) A worker shall ride on a haulage train only in a
car provided for that purpose.
222. A device shall be installed to prevent uncon-
trolled travel by a haulage car.
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223. — ( 1) Track for haulage equipment shall be sec-
urely fastened to the ties on which it is laid.
(2) Where the ties referred to in subsection 1 interfere
with the use of the bottom of the tunnel as a walkway, a
solid walkway, at least 30 centimetres wide, shall be
provided.
224. — (1) The air inlet to an air compressor shall be
located in such a position that fumes or noxious conta-
minants are not drawn in with the air to be compressed.
(2) A valve connected to a vessel used for storing
compressed air shall be,
(a) connected at the lowest point of the vessel to
permit the discharge of the compressed air;
and
(b) opened at least once each shift for the purpose
of ejecting oil, water and other matter.
225. — (1) Pumping equipment,
(a) of sufficient capacity to handle the pumping
requirements of the project; and
(b) connected to an adequate source of energy,
shall be provided and maintained in working order.
(2) Sufficient spare pumping equipment and an
alternative source of energy shall be provided and read-
ily available in the event of an emergency.
(3) Every tunnel and shaft shall be kept reasonably
free of water at all times that a worker is required to be
in the tunnel or shaft.
226. An internal combustion engine shall only be
used in a tunnel where the Director has given written
permission to do so.
EXPLOSIVES
227. — (1) Except for the operator, a vehicle or con-
veyance being used for transporting explosives or
blasting agents shall carry explosives or blasting agents
only.
(2) Detonators shall be transported in a conveyance
or vehicle other than that used to carry explosives or
blasting agents.
(3) Where mechanical track haulage is used in a tun-
nel, explosives or blasting agents shall not be trans-
ported,
(a) on the locomotive; or
(b) in the same car as the detonators.
(4) Where explosives or blasting agents are being
transported by mechanical haulage, including trackless
equipment, in a tunnel,
(a) uninterrupted and clear passage of travel for
the vehicle or conveyance shall be provided;
(b) the vehicle or conveyance shall be conspicu-
ously marked by suitable signs or red flags
easily visible from the front and the rear;
(r) the explosives or blasting agents shall be in a
wood box or be separated by a wood lining
from any metal part of the vehicle or con-
veyance;
(d) the explosives or blasting agents shall be so
arranged, secured or fastened to prevent any
part of the explosives or blasting agents from
being dislodged;
(e) the speed of the vehicle or conveyance shall
not exceed 6 kilometres per hour; and
(/) the vehicle or conveyance shall not be left
unattended.
(5) Where explosives or blasting agents are to be
transported in a shaft, the hoist operator and shaft
attendants shall be notified by the worker in charge of
blasting operations before the explosives or blasting
agents are put in the conveyance.
228. A flashlight shall be provided to a worker who,
(a) is engaged in a blasting operation; or
(b) is in an area from which his means of egress
passes the place where the blasting is to be
done.
229. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, all explosives and
blasting agents shall be fired electrically.
(2) Where block holing is to be done tape fuse may be
used.
(3) Drilling or charging operations in a shaft or tun-
nel shall not be carried on simultaneously,
(a) on the same face above or below each other; or
(b) within a 7.5 metres horizontal distance from
each other.
230. — (1) Where a shot is not heard and a faulty
circuit is indicated,
(a) the blasting circuit shall be locked in the open
position;
(/>) the lead wires shall be short-circuited; and
(c) the circuit shall be repaired after completing
the operations prescribed in clauses a and b.
(2) Where a shot is heard, a worker shall,
(a) remain in his place of refuge; and
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(b) not return to the blast area,
for at least ten minutes thereafter.
(3) Any suspected misfire of explosives or blasting
agents shall be reported to the supervisor in charge of
the project.
(4) Any charge of explosives or blasting agents that
has misfired shall be left in place and blasted as soon as
it has been discovered.
231. When a blasting operation is completed.
(a) the switch shall be locked in the open position;
(b) the lead wires shall be short-circuited; and
(f) the blasting box shall be locked.
232. — ( 1) Where the source of current for blasting is
a portable direct current battery or a blasting machine,
the firing cables or wires shall,
(a) not be connected to the source of current until
immediately before they are required for fir-
ing the charges; and
(b) be disconnected immediately after the firing
of the charges.
(2) The firing cables or wires leading to a face shall be
short-circuited while the leads from the blasting caps
are being connected to each other and to the firing
cables.
(3) A short-circuit shall be removed only when the
worker doing the blasting and all workers have
retreated from the face and are so located that, should a
premature explosion occur, it will not endanger the
worker opening the short-circuit.
(4) A short-circuit shall be replaced immediately
after the firing cables or wires have been disconnected
from the blasting machine or the blasting switch has
been opened.
(5) Separate firing cables or wires for firing charges
shall be used for each working location.
(6) Where firing cables or wires are used in the vicin-
ity of power or lighting cables, the firing cables or wires
shall be prevented from coming in contact with the
power or lighting cables.
233. Except for a portable hand-operated device, a
device used for firing charges shall be so arranged that.
(a) the switch mechanism will automatically
return by gravity to the open position;
(b) the live side of the device is installed in a fixed
locked box which is accessible only to the
worker doing the blasting who shall be a com-
petent person;
(f ) the leads to the face are short-circuited when
the contacts of the electric blasting device are
in the open position; and
id) the box in which the electric blasting device
and the short-circuiting device are mounted,
(i) has a lock, and
(ii) can only be closed when the contacts of
the electric blasting device are open
and the short-circuiting device is in
place.
234. Except for a hand-held portable blasting
device, a circuit used for blasting shall be from an
isolated ungrounded power source and shall be used
only for blasting.
VENTILATION
235. An adequate quantity of fresh air shall be cir-
culated throughout working places underground.
236. All areas underground where workers are not
protected by adequate.
(a) mechanical ventilation; or
(b) respiratory equipment,
shall be tested at regular intervals to detect the presence
of any noxious or toxic gas, fume or dust.
237. Where mechanical ventilation is provided or
respiratory equipment is being worn in an underground
area, tests shall be made at regular intervals by a com-
petent person to ensure that the mechanical ventilation
or the respiratory equipment is adequate.
238. Where an internal combustion engine or other
device which emits a noxious gas or fume is in a shaft,
adequate mechanical ventilation shall be provided
unless the noxious gas or fume is discharged outside the
shaft so that its return to the shaft is prevented.
PART V
Work in Compressed Air
application
239. Except for divers or persons working in diving
bells, this Part applies to work in compressed air.
interpretation
240. In this Part.
(a) "air lock" means a chamber designed for the
passage of persons or material or both persons
and material from one place to another place
having a different air pressure;
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(b) "compressed air" means air mechanically
raised to a pressure higher than atmospheric
pressure;
(c) "decompression sickness" means a condition
of bodily malfunction caused by a change
from a higher air pressure to a lower air pres-
sure and includes the condition commonly
known as the bends;
(d) "kilopascals" and "kPa" means kilopascals
above atmospheric pressure;
(e) "maximum air pressure" means the greatest
air pressure that is applied to a person for
more than five minutes;
(/) "medical lock" means a chamber in which
persons may be subjected to changes in air
pressure for medical purposes;
(g) "pounds" and "psig" means pounds per
square inch above atmospheric pressure;
(h ) "superintendent" means the person appointed
by a constructor to be in charge of work in
compressed air;
(i) "working chamber" means the part of a pro-
ject that is used for work in compressed air,
but does not include an air lock or a medical
lock.
241. No constructor shall begin work at a project
where,
(a) he proposes to subject a worker to compressed
air; or
(b) a worker may be subjected to compressed air,
unless the constructor has,
(r ) notified the Director in writing at least four-
teen days before beginning the work; and
(d) received the Director's written permission for
the work.
242. — (1) Before any worker is subjected to com-
pressed air, the constructor shall,
(a) give to the local police department, nearest
fire department and the nearest public hospi-
tal a written notice setting out,
(i) the location of the project,
(ii) the hazards peculiar to work in com-
pressed air,
(iii) the name, address and telephone
number of the project physician and
the superintendent, and
(iv) the location of the medical lock for the
project and any other medical lock that
is readily available; and
(b) send forthwith to the Director a copy of the
notice required under clause a together with
the names and addresses of the police depart-
ment, fire department and hospital to which
the notice was given.
(2) Where work in compressed air is completed the
constructor shall give notice of the completion of the
work to the police department, fire department and
hospital to which the notice under subsection 1 was
given.
243. — (1) Where work in compressed air is to be
carried out on a project, the constructor shall appoint a
competent person to be the superintendent.
(2) A superintendent shall,
(a) before a worker is first subjected to com-
pressed air, ensure that the worker is fully
instructed,
(i) in the hazards of working in com-
pressed air, and
(ii) in the measures to be taken to
safeguard the health and safety of the
worker and other workers on the pro-
ject,
and shall obtain from the worker receiving the
instruction an acknowledgement signed by
the worker that he has received the instruc-
tion;
(b) designate for each work shift at least one
worker who is a competent person as a lock
tender to attend to the controls of an air lock;
and
(f ) ensure that while a worker is in compressed
air, a worker who is a competent person, in
addition to the lock tender, is available to
perform the duties of a lock tender in an
emergency.
244. — (1) Every worker shall wear for at least
twenty-four hours after working in compressed air a
sturdy metal or plastic badge at least 50 millimetres in
diameter stating,
(a) the name of the constructor;
(b) the name and telephone number of the project
physician; and
(r ) the location of the medical lock at the project,
and displaying the words, "COMPRESSED AIR
WORKER— IN CASE OF DECOMPRESSION
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SICKNESS TAKE IMMEDIATELY TO A MEDI-
CAL LOCK".
(2) The badge required under subsection 1 shall,
(a) be provided by the constructor; and
(b) be attached around the worker's wrist or sus-
pended around his neck.
COMMUNICATIONS
245. — (1) A telephone system shall be installed and
maintained at all times, consisting of telephones
located.
(a) at a location as close as practicable to the
working face;
{b) in the working chamber near the door leading
to the air lock;
(f ) in the air lock;
(d) near the lock tender's working position;
(e) adjacent to the compressor plant; and
if) in the superintendent's office.
(2) An electric buzzer or bell system shall be installed
so that there is a switch and a buzzer or bell located,
(a) in the working chamber near the door leading
to the air lock;
(b) in the air lock; and
(r ) near the lock tender's working position.
(3) The following code shall be used to give signals
between a working chamber, an air lock and the lock
tender's working position:
1 signal
1 signal
When persons are not in air lock —
MATERIAL COMING OUT
When persons are in air lock-
COMPRESSING
STOP
3 signals — PERSONS COMING OUT OF LOCK.
and a copy of the signal code shall be posted near each of
the switches.
(4) A lock tender shall acknowledge all signals
received by returning the same signal.
FIRE PREVENTION
246. — ( 1 1 No acetylene shall be used for any purpose
i in compressed air.
(2) No person shall smoke or be permitted to smoke
in an air lock or working chamber, other than in an area
designated as a smoking area by the superintendent.
(3) Before any flame-cutting or gas-welding, or any
similar source of ignition, is introduced into a working
chamber in the vicinity of any combustible material,
(a) a firewatch shall be set up and maintained;
{b) a fire hose shall be prepared for use; and
(f) the fire hose shall be tested to ensure there is
an adequate supply of water under pressure to
extinguish any fire likely to occur.
(4) As far as is practicable, no combustible material
shall be installed in or stored in an air lock or working
chamber.
(5) A standpipe connected to a source of water or
connected to other pipes above ground shall be installed
on and shall have.
(a) valves that will isolate the standpipe from the
rest of the system;
ib) a fitting controlled by a valve installed on the
standpipe on the working chamber side of the
bulkhead between the working chamber and
the air lock to which it is possible to connect a
fire hose of the local fire department;
(r ) a similar fitting and valve installed at the end
of the standpipe nearest to the working face;
and
(d) the location of the fittings and valves clearly
marked.
247. — (1) Electrical wiring, other than telephone
and signal system wiring, passing through an air lock or
the bulkheads adjacent to an air lock shall be installed
in a rigid metal conduit.
(2) A lighting system shall be installed and main-
tained and electric light bulbs attached thereto shall be
enclosed in a glass and metal protective screen cover.
(3) Flashlights shall be readily available at the entr-
ance to each air lock on the atmospheric side in the air
lock and at each telephone required by section 245.
(4) An auxiliary source of supply of electricity that is
not a portable emergency source of supply shall be
provided for the lighting system.
(5) An emergency electrical lighting system shall be
provided and maintained that shall,
(a) be connected to the electrical supply so that in
the event of the failure of that electrical supply
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the emergency lighting system will automati-
cally turn on;
(b) where battery-powered, be provided with a
testing switch; and
(r) be tested as frequently as necessary to ensure
that the system will function in an emergency,
but not less frequently than recommended by
the manufacturer.
SANITATION
248. A working chamber shall be provided with a
reasonable supply of potable drinking water and at least
one chemical toilet.
MEDICAL REQUIREMENTS
249. The constructor of a tunnel or caisson in which
workers work in compressed air shall employ one or
more legally qualified medical practitioners as project
physicians who shall,
(a) be reasonably available to render medical ser-
vices or advice while any worker is working in
compressed air; and
{b) where, under section 2 79, the pressure in a
working chamber may exceed 350 kilopascals
(SO pounds) for more than five minutes,
establish, in accordance with the medically
acceptable procedures for the control of
decompression sickness,
(i) the maximum hours of the working
periods.
(ii) the minimum hours of the rest periods,
and
(iii) the compression and decompression
procedures.
250. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, no worker shall
work or be permitted to work in compressed air unless,
(a) he has completed two copies of Form 2 and
has given both copies to the project physician;
and
(b) the project physician has,
(i) satisfied himself that Form 2 has been
accurately completed,
(ii) examined the worker within two
months previous to the worker com-
mencing work in compressed air and at
intervals of not more than two months
thereafter for >o long as the worker is
working in compressed air,
(iii) indicated on a medical record in Form
1 that the worker is physically fit to
work in compressed air, and
(iv) informed the worker of the precaution-
ary measures that the worker should
take in order to safeguard himself from
injury when working in compressed
air.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to an inspector or to a
worker accompanying an inspector at the request of the
inspector.
(3) The examination required under subclause ii of
clause b of subsection 1 shall include,
(a) an X-ray examination of,
(i) the chest,
(ii) the shoulder joints, and
(iii) the hip joints,
based on films made within the previous
eighteen months; and
(b) where the worker being examined has not
previously worked in compressed air, a test
under air pressure.
(4) Where the project physician conducts an exami-
nation under subclause ii of clause b of subsection 1 , he
shall,
(a) make a record of the examination in Form 3
indicating the result of the examination;
(b) complete Form 1 and deliver it to the
superintendent;
(c) retain a copy of Form 2 and Form 3 for
inspection; and
(d) send a completed copy of Form 2 and Form 3
to the Chief, Occupational Health Medical
Services, of the Ministry.
251. — (1) The superintendent shall keep available
for inspection,
(a) all completed copies of Form 1 with respect to
all workers who have been examined by the
project physician for work in compressed air;
(b) all records of air pressure in the air locks
required under section 2 70; and
(f) all records required to be kept by the lock
tender under clause m of subsection 1 of sec-
tion 286.
(2) Upon completion of work in compressed air the
superintendent shall send forthwith to the Director all
completed copies of Form 1.
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252. Where a worker is working in, or is about to
work in, compressed air and does not feel well for any
reason, he shall report the fact as soon as is practicable
to the superintendent or the project physician.
253. Where a worker is absent from work in com-
pressed air for ten or more successive days because of
illness, he shall not resume work in compressed air until
the project physician has indicated in Form 1 that the
worker is physically fit to resume work in compressed
air.
254. A first-aid room shall be provided in close
proximity to each medical lock and shall contain all
medical and other equipment necessary for first aid
and adequate facilities for a medical examination.
255. A constructor shall supply at least one medical
lock and maintain it ready for operation at all times
during the period of the work in compressed air.
256. A medical lock shall have a subsisting certifi-
cate of inspection under The Boiler and Pressure Ves-
sels Act for a w orking pressure of at least 520 kilopascals
(75 pounds).
257. — (1) A medical lock shall be divided into two
pressure compartments and shall be not less than 1.8
metres in height at its centre line.
(2) Each compartment of a medical lock shall be
provided with air valves so arranged that the compart-
ment can be pressurized and depressurized from inside
and outside the lock.
258. An observation window shall be installed in
each door and in the rear wall of a medical lock.
259. A medical lock shall,
(a) be adequately lit and ventilated;
(b) be kept in a clean and sanitary condition;
(f ) be maintained for use at a temperature of not
less then 18°Celsius (65 F);
(d) be provided with a pressure gauge, ther-
mometer, telephone, cot. seating and a
radiant heater; and
(e) be provided with.
(i) a mattress for the cot.
(ii) a mattress cover, and
(iii) blankets,
made of material that is not readilv flamma-
ble.
260. — (1) The treatment of workers in a medical
lock shall be under the control of the project physician.
(2) While any worker is in compressed air and for
twenty-four hours thereafter, one or more workers
experienced in decompressing workers suffering from
decompression sickness shall,
(a) be on the project, where the pressure exceeds
100 kilopascals (14 pounds); and
(b) be readily available, where the pressure is 100
kilopascals (14 pounds) or less.
COMPRESSORS FOR AIR SUPPLY
261. — ( 1) The superintendent shall designate at least
one worker who is a competent person to be in charge of
and continuously attend to the compressors compres-
sing air for a working chamber and air lock,
(a) while any person is in compressed air; and
(6) for twenty-four hours after any person has
been in compressed air with a pressure
exceeding 100 kilopascals (14 pounds).
(2) A worker designated under subsection 1 shall not
perform any function other than that of attending to the
compressors.
(3) Subject to subsection 4, a worker designated
under subsection 1 shall hold a subsisting certificate of
qualification as a compressor operator under The
Operating Engineers Act.
(4) Subsection 3 does not apply where,
(a) the compressors compressing air for a work-
ing chamber and air lock,
(i) are immediately adjacent to a hoist,
and
(ii) the combined brake power of the
prime movers of the compressors is 56
kilowatts ( 75 horse-power) or less; and
(b) the operator of the hoist,
(i) is on the project, and
(ii) holds a subsisting certificate of qualifi-
cation as a hoisting engineer under The
Operating Engineers Act.
262. At least two air compressors shall be installed
and maintained and shall be of sufficient capacity to
ensure that where one unit is not operable the remaining
units are capable of supplying the air required for every
working chamber and air lock.
263. — (1) The energy required to furnish compres-
sed air to a working chamber or an air lock shall be
readily available from at least two independent sources.
(2) The two sources of energy referred to in subsec-
tion 1 shall be so arranged that should the principal
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source fail an auxiliary source will energize the com-
pressor plant.
(3) The auxiliary source of energy referred to in sub-
section 2 shall be inspected and tested to ensure that it is
in working order by being operated at regular intervals
of not more than seven days.
264. — (1) Every compressor for a working chamber
or air lock shall be so constructed as to ensure that
lubricating oil is not discharged with the air that the
compressor supplies.
(2) Air supplied for use in a working chamber or air
lock shall,
(a) be clean and free from moisture, oil or other
contaminants; and
(b) be kept, as far as practicable, between 10cCel-
sius (50°F) and 27°Celsius (80°F).
(3) The intake for the air for a compressor plant shall
be so located as to prevent the entry of exhaust gases
from internal combustion engines or other similar con-
taminants.
AIR LOCKS AND WORKING CHAMBERS
265. One air lock shall be provided for each working
chamber.
266. — (1) An air lock, including the bulkheads and
doors, shall be designed by a professional engineer in
accordance with good engineering practice to safely
withstand the pressures to be used in the working
chamber and in the air locks.
(2) Drawings of the air lock, bulkheads and doors
shall,
(a) be prepared to show the design prepared by
the professional engineer referred to in sub-
section 1; and
(6) bear the signature and seal of the professional
engineer referred to in subsection 1.
(3) One copy of the drawings prescribed by subsec-
tion 2 shall be kept on the project and one copy shall be
sent to the Director prior to the construction of the air
lock.
(4) An air lock, including the bulkheads and doors,
shall be constructed in accordance with the drawings
prescribed by subsection 2.
(5) An air lock used for persons shall,
(a) be not less than 2.0 metres in the least lateral
and vertical dimensions and large enough to
accommodate all persons in the working
chamber without the persons being in
cramped positions;
(b) except for an ancillary air lock provided in
compliance with section 273, contain an elec-
tric time piece, thermometer and pressure
gauge that shall be accurate and in working
condition; and
(f ) be separate from the air lock used for moving
materials in and out of the working chamber.
(i) if used for access to a working chamber
that is in a shaft, or
(ii) where practicable if the pressure is to
exceed 1 00 kilopascals ( 1 4 pounds) and
the air lock is installed in a tunnel.
267. — (1) At least two pipes shall supply air to each
working chamber and each air lock.
(2) A means of controlling and automatically limiting
the maximum air pressure shall be provided for every
working chamber and every air lock, including every
ancillary air lock, and such means of control shall be set
for not greater than,
(a) the pressure for which the air lock, including
its bulkheads and doors, was designed; and
(b) 70 kilopascals (10 pounds) more than the
maximum pressure to be used in the working
chamber.
(3) A separate valve shall be installed on each pipe in
the vicinity of the compressors to enable one pipe to be
disconnected and repaired or altered while the other
pipe remains in service.
(4) The outlet end of a pipe supplying air to a work-
ing chamber or an air lock shall be equipped with a
hinged flap valve.
268. — (1) At every set of valves controlling the air
supplv to and the discharge from an air lock there shall
be,
(a) a pressure gauge showing the air pressure in
the air lock;
(b) a pressure gauge showing the air pressure in
the working chamber;
(r ) an electric time piece;
(d) a thermometer showing the temperature in
the air lock; and
(e ) a legible copy of the procedures controlling the
maximum working periods and minimum
decompression times for the air lock.
(2) Separate valves controlling the air supply and
discharge shall be provided inside and outside an air
lock and the valves shall be so arranged that it is possi-
ble for a person to enter or leave a working chamber or
air lock if the air lock is not attended by a lock tender.
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269. Where a device is installed for the purpose of
effecting automatic compression and decompression in
an air lock used for persons, a manual means of control-
ling the air pressure in the air lock shall be provided in
case of emergency or failure of the automatic device.
270. — ( 1) Every air lock used for persons, other than
an ancillary air lock, shall have an automatic recording
gauge of the rotating dial or strip-chart rectilinear type,
which shall,
(a) permanently record the air pressure in the
lock;
(b) be kept locked except when the recording
paper is being changed;
(c ) be installed so that it is not visible to the lock
tender when he is at the controls of his air lock;
and
id) readily show the amount of change of air pres-
sure at intervals of not more than five
minutes.
(2) Where the pressure in the working chamber is
more than 100 kilopascals (14 pounds), the automatic
recording gauge prescribed by subsection 1 shall be of
the strip-chart rectilinear type that shall show the
change of air pressure at intervals of not more than one
minute.
(3) The recording paper of the automatic recording
gauge referred to in subsection 1 shall be changed every
seven days and clearly marked to identify the period of
time to which it relates.
2 71. — ( 1 ) A pressure gauge that is readable from the
working chamber side of an air lock and shows the
pressure in the air lock shall be provided.
(2) A working chamber shall contain.
(a) a portable pressure gauge; and
(b) a thermometer,
in a protective container and in a suitable location
within 15 metres of the working face.
(3) Except for a portable pressure gauge, a pressure
gauge shall have fittings to provide for the attachment
of test gauges and be tested daily for accuracy.
2 72. The unit of pressure used in pressure gauges for
decompression equipment and in decompression pro-
cedures on a project shall be either,
(a) kilopascals; or
(b) pounds per square inch.
and in no case shall the two units be mixed in use.
273. — (1) Subject to subsection 3, an air lock shall be
provided with an ancillary air lock that,
(a) can be pressurized independently of the prim-
ary air lock;
(b) has a door into the primary air lock or into the
working chamber; and
(f ) has a door to air at atmospheric pressure.
(2) Except in an emergency, a door in an ancillary air
lock to air at atmospheric pressure shall be kept open at
all times.
(3) A vertical air lock in a shaft or pneumatic caisson
may be provided with a positive means for closing the
door to the working chamber from the atmospheric side
of the air lock in lieu of the ancillary air lock required by
subsection 1, but if a hydraulic means is used, a secon-
dary mechanical or physical means shall be provided so
that not more than two persons are required to close the
door manually.
(4) An ancillary air lock shall be used only to enter
the working chamber when the door between the
working chamber and the normal air lock is open and it
is not possible or practicable for the door to be closed.
(5) Except in an emergency, an ancillary' air lock
shall not be used to decompress persons.
274. — ( 1) The door between an air lock and a work-
ing chamber shall be kept open,
(a) when the air lock, other than an ancillary air
lock, is not being used to compress or decom-
press persons or move materials; and
(b) when persons are in the working chamber.
(2) Every air lock door shall be fitted with a trans-
parent observation window.
275. Where practicable, an air lock used for per-
sons, other than an ancillary- air lock, shall be provided
with one seat for each person being decompressed at
any one time.
276. — (1) A means of radiant heating for persons in
an air lock while they are being decompressed shall be
provided if the pressure exceeds 100 kilopascals (14
pounds).
(2) The temperature in an air lock used for persons
shall not exceed 27cCelsius (80°F).
277. Where any part of the working chamber is
located vertically below the door or bulkhead leading to
a vertical air lock in a shaft or caisson, a blow stack shall
be provided and the blow stack shall,
(a) be at least 100 millimetres in diameter;
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(b) extend from inside the working chamber to
above ground;
(f ) pass vertically through,
(i) the air lock, or
(ii) the bulkhead between the working
chamber and air at atmospheric pres-
sure; and
(</) have an outlet above ground that,
(i) has a valve at least 100 millimetres in
diameter,
(ii) is readily accessible,
(iii) is clearly marked with a sign reading,
BLOW STACK— TO BE USED
ONLY IN CASE OF EMERGEN-
CY, and
(iv) is sealed to prevent the inadvertent
opening of the valve.
278. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, no person shall
construct a bulkhead that interferes with the free pas-
sage of persons in a tunnel or shaft from the working
face to the air lock.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to a partial bulkhead
in a sub-aqueous tunnel so designed and placed as to
trap a quantity of air to enable the escape of workers in
the event the tunnel is flooded.
279. — (1) Except where it is necessary for the pro-
tection of persons during an emergency, the pressure in
a working chamber shall not exceed 350 kilopascals (50
pounds) for more than five minutes.
(2) Where it is necessary during an emergency for the
pressure in a working chamber to exceed 350 kilopas-
cals (50 pounds) for more than five minutes,
(a) the superintendent shall notify an inspector
forthwith by telephone, telegraph or in per-
son; and
(b) the pressure in the working chamber shall be
the least possible pressure to meet the
emergency.
280.— (1) Subject to subsection 2, no worker shall
work or be permitted to work in a working chamber in
which the temperature at the working face exceeds,
(a) 27°Celsius (80°F); or
(b) the temperature at the entrance to the service
shaft above ground,
whichever temperature is the greater.
(2) No worker shall work or be permitted to work in
a working chamber in which the temperature at the
working face exceeds 38°Celsius (100°F).
281. — (1) Water from the floor of a working
chamber or an air lock shall be drained by,
(a) a pipe; or
(b) a mop line,
that has an inside diameter of not less than 50.8 mil-
limetres and, where necessary, a pump shall be pro-
vided.
(2) At least one inlet with a valve to a pipe or a mop
line shall be located,
(a) in the air lock;
{b) within 15 metres of the working face; and
(r ) at intervals of not more than 30 metres for the
entire length of the working chamber.
(3) An inlet required by subsection 2 shall be diverted
downwards.
(4) An outlet from an air lock shall discharge down-
wards under atmospheric pressure.
WORKING PERIODS AND REST PERIODS
282. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, no worker shall,
(a) work for more than two working periods in
any consecutive twenty-four hour period
where the maximum air pressure is not greater
than 100 kilopascals (14 pounds); or
(b) work for more than one working period in any
consecutive twenty-four hour period where
the maximum air pressure is more than 100
kilopascals (14 pounds).
(2) The total hours worked by a worker shall not in
any case exceed eight hours in any consecutive twenty-
four hour period.
283. — (1) A worker, following his decompression,
shall have a rest period of at least,
(a) Va hour for pressures up to 100 kilopascals ( 14
pounds);
(b) Va hour for pressures over 100 kilopascals ( 14
pounds) up to 140 kilopascals (20 pounds);
(r) Wz hours for pressures over 140 kilopascals
(20 pounds) up to 220 kilopascals (32 pounds);
and
(d) two hours for pressures over 220 kilopascals
(32 pounds).
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(2) The minimum rest periods referred to in subsec-
tion 1 may include the time that a person spends in an
air lock while being decompressed.
(3) No manual work or physical exertion shall be
permitted during the rest periods prescribed in subsec-
tion 1.
(4) Xo worker shall be permitted to leave the project
during the rest periods prescribed in subsection 1 .
284. — (1) A constructor shall, at his own expense,
supply sugar and hot beverages for workers working in
compressed air for their use during rest periods.
(2) Containers and cups for the beverages required
under subsection 1 shall be maintained in a clean and
sanitary condition and kept stored in a closed container.
285. Where the maximum air pressure exceeds 100
kilopascals ( 14 pounds), the period between the end of
one working period and the beginning of the next
working period for any worker doing manual work
under compressed air shall be not less than twelve
hours.
DUTIES OF LOCK TENDERS
286.— (1) A lock tender shall,
(a) supervise the controls of an air lock at all times
when a worker is about to be, or is being,
subjected to compressed air in the air lock or
related working chamber;
{b) satisfy himself that any worker who enters the
air lock in preparation for working in com-
pressed air has been examined in accordance
with section 250;
(r) satisfy himself that the means of air supply,
air pressure gauges and controls. lock equip-
ment and other devices necessary for the safe
operation of the air lock and protection of
workers using the air lock are in adequate
working condition before he permits any
worker to enter the air lock;
(d) while increasing the air pressure upon a work-
er, increase it uniformly and to no more than
35 kilopascals (5 pounds) in the first two
minutes of application;
{e ) not increase the air pressure upon a worker to
more than 35 kilopascals (5 pounds) until he
has ascertained that every worker in the air
lock is free from discomfort due to air pres-
sure:
(f) increase the air pressure above 35 kilopascals
(5 pounds) upon a worker in an air lock at a
uniform rate not exceeding 35 kilopascals (5
pounds) per minute;
(g) while applying air pressure to a worker,
observe that worker and, if the worker shows
signs of discomfort and the discomfort does
not quickly disappear, thereupon gradually
reduce the air pressure until the worker
reports that the discomfort has ceased or
gradually reduce the air pressure to atmos-
pheric pressure so that the worker can be
forthwith released from the air lock;
(//) while decreasing the air pressure upon a
worker.
(i) comply with the requirements of sec-
tion 288.
(ii) decrease the pressure uniformly in
each stage, and
(iii) constantly observe the worker and, if
the worker shows signs of discomfort
and the discomfort does not quickly
disappear, thereupon increase the air
pressure until the worker reports that
the discomfort has ceased or the air
pressure in the lock equals the pressure
in the working chamber;
(*) where any worker in the lock appears to be
suffering from decompression sickness notify,
and follow the instructions of, the project
physician, the superintendent or the superin-
tendent's assistant;
(j ) where any worker in the lock appears to be
injured or to be unwell from a cause unrelated
to air pressure, notify and follow the instruc-
tions of the project physician and, except
where otherwise instructed by the project
physician, decompress in accordance with
section 288;
(k) not work, or be permitted to work, more than
nine hours in twenty-four consecutive hours;
(/) be able to speak, read and write English com-
petently; and
(m) while a worker is being compressed or decom-
pressed, record separately for each air lock,
(i) the identity of the air lock,
(ii) the identity of the worker,
(iii) the time of the beginning and end of
each compression or decompression to
which the worker is subjected,
( iv) the pressure and temperature in the air
lock before and after each compression
or decompression to which the worker
is subjected, and
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(v) any unusual occurrence respecting the
worker, the air lock or any related
matter,
and give the record to the superintendent.
(2) Subject to subsection 3, a lock tender shall tend
only one lock at a time.
(3) A lock tender may tend two locks at a time,
where,
(a) the locks are in close proximity;
(b) the pressure in each working chamber does
not exceed 100 kilopascals (14 pounds); and
(c) only one of the two locks is being used to
compress or decompress a worker.
DECOMPRESSION PROCEDURES
287. A legible copy of the Table in section 2 88 in the
units applicable to the project shall be kept posted,
(a) in the air lock;
(b) at the controls outside the air lock; and
(c) in the change room.
288. Subject to section 289, no worker who has been
in air pressure greater than atmospheric air pressure for
more than five minutes shall subject himself or be sub-
jected to a lower air pressure unless he is decompressed
down to atmospheric pressure in three stages as set out
in the following Tables in the units applicable to the
project:
Decompression Table
(English psig units)
Working
Pressure
(ps«g)
1
Working
Period
(hr)
Stage
No,
Pressure
Reduction
(psig)
Time in
Stage
(mio)
Pressure
Reduction
Rate
(miu/psi)
Total Time
Decompress.
(minutes)
From
To
2
4-8
2
0
Vi
V4
4
4-8
4
0
1
1
6
4-8
2
6
3
IV*
3
!M
0
1
1
3
2.0
5
8
4-8
8
4
2
4
2
0
1
1
4
2.0
6
10
4-8
10
5
2V4
5
2V*
0
1
1V4
5
2.0
7V*
12
4-8
12
6
3
6
3
0
\Vx
1V4
6
2.0
9
14
4-7
14
7
3V4
7
3V*
0
1M
2
1
2.0
lOVi
8
14
7
3V4
7
3V4
0
in
2
14
4.0
17V4
16
3-5
16
8
4
8
4
0
2
2
8
0.2
0.5
2.0
12
6
16
8
4
8
4
0
2
2
20
0.2
0.5
5.0
24
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Vol. 112-39
Working
Working
Period
(hr)
Stage
.No.
Pressure
Reduction
(P«C)
Time in
Stage
(mia)
Pressure
Reduction
Rate
(min/psi)
Total Tine
Decompress.
(minutes)
(psie)
Front j To
13
18
9
4V4
0
2
2V4
9
0.2
0.5
2.0
9
4V*
DM
13
9
4 V*
0
2
2V4
13V4
0.2
0J
3.0
4V4
18
13
9
4V*
9
4V4
0
2
2V4
36
0.2
0-5
8.0
40V4
18
9
4 V*
9
4V4
0
2
2V*
103
0.2
0-5
24.0
112V*
20
20
10
5
10
5
0
2
2 V*
15
92
0.5
3.0
19 V*
20
10
5
10
5
0
2
2 V*
35
02
0-5
7.0
39V*
20
10
5
10
5
0
2
5
120
oa
1.0
24.0
127
20
10
5
10
5
0
2
5
150
u
1.0
30.0
157
22
22
11
5V4
11
5V4
0
2V4
3
22
0J>
0.5
4.0
27V4
22
11
5V*
11
5V4
0
2V*
5V*
27 V*
0.2
1.0
5.0
35V4
22
11
5V*
11
5V*
0
2V*
5V4
no
0.2
1.0
20.0
113
24
24
12
6
12
6
0
2V4
3
24
0.2
0.5
4.0
29 V*
24
12
6
12
6
0
2V*
6
42
0.2
1.0
7.0
50V*
74
12
6
0
2V4
6
150
03.
1.0
25.0
12
6
158V*
26
V
26
13
CM
13
6V4
0
3
3V*
26
0.2
0.5
4.0
32V*
26
13
6V*
13
6V4
0
3
6V4
104
0.2
1.0
16.0
113 V*
26
13
6V*
13
6V4
0
3
614
1SSV*
03
1.0
29.0
193
23
23
14
7
14
7
0
3
3V4
23
0.2
0-5
4.0
34V*
iv*
23
14
7
0
3
&2
7
28
4.0
34 V*
28
14
7
14
7
0
3
7
35
03
1.0
5.0
45
23
14
7
14
7
0
3
7
154
0.2
1.0
22.0
164
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Working
Working
Period
(hr)
Stage
No.
Pressure
Reduction
(psig)
Time in
Stage
(min)
Pressure
Reduction
Rate
(min/psi)
Total Time
Decompress.
(minutes)
(psig)
From
To
30
1
2
30
15
7V*
15
7V4
0
3
4
30
0.2
4.0
37
IV*
30
15
7V*
15
7V*
0
3
4
30
0.2
0.5
4.0
37
30
15
7V*
0.2
1.0
6.0
2
13
7V*
0
7V*
45
55V4
3
30
15
7V4
15
7V*
0
3
7V*
187 V*
0.2
1.0
25.0
198
32
1
32
16
8
16
8
0
3 V*
4
32
0.2
4.0
39V4
IV*
32
16
8
16
8
0
3V*
8
40
0.2
1.0
5.0
51V*
2
32
16
8
16
8
0
3 V*
8
64
0.2
1.0
8.0
75V*
3
32
16
8
16
8
0
3V*
8
216
0.2
1.0
27.0
227V*
34
1
34
17
8V4
17
8V*
0
3V*
4V*
34
0.2
0.5
4.0
42
IV*
34
17
IV*
17
8V*
0
3V*
8 V*
42V*
0.2
1.0
5.0
54 V*
2
34
17
8V*
17
8V*
0
3V*
8V*
119
0.2
1.0
14.0
131
36
1
36
18
9
18
9
0
4
4V4
36
0.2
0.5
4.0
44 V*
IV*
36
18
9
18
9
0
4
9
54
0.2
1.0
6.0
67
Z
36
18
9
18
9
0
4
9
162
0.2
1.0
18.0
175
38
1
38
19
9V*
19
9V*
0
4
5
38
0.2
0.5
4.0
47
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Vol. 112-39
Working
Pressure
(psie)
Working
Period
(hr)
Stage
No.
Pressure
Reductioa
(psig)
Time in
Stag«
(mio)
Pressure
Reduction
Rate
(min/psi)
Total Time
Decompress.
(minutes)
From
To
38
IV*
38
19
9V4
19
9V*
0
4
9V4
66 V*
0.2
1.0
7.0
80
2
38
19
9V*
19
9V4
0
4
9V4
190
0.2
1.0
20.0
203 V*
40
V*
40
20
10
20
10
0
4
5
40
0.2
OJ
4.0
49
1
40
20
10
20
4
0^
OJ
4.0
10
0
5
40
49
IV*
40
20
10
20
10
0
4
10
80
02
1.0
8.0
94
42
V*
42
21
10V*
21
10V4
o
4V*
5V*
42
0.2
0.5
4.0
52
1
42
21
10V*
21
10V4
0
4V4
10V4
42
0.2
1.0
4,0
57
42
21
10V*
21
10V4
0
IV*
41?
10V*
147
0.2
1.0
14.0
162
44
V*
44
22
11
22
11
0
4V4
5V*
02
OJ
44
4.0
54
1
44
22
11
22
11
0
4V*
11
55
0.2
1.0
5.0
70V*
IV*
44
22
11
22
11
0
4V*
11
176
0.2
1.0
16.0
191V*
46
V*
46
23
11V*
23
11V*
0
5
6
46
0.2
OJ
4.0
57
1
46
23
HVi
23
11V*
0
5
11V*
57 V*
0.2
1.0
5.0
74
43
V*
48
24
12
24
12
0
5
6
43
0.2
OJ
4.0
59
4S
24
12
1
24
12
0
j
12
72
0.2
1.0
6.0
89
50
V*
2
50
25
12V*
25
12V*
0
5
6V*
50
02
OJ
4.0
61V*
1
2
50
25
12V4
25
12 V*
0
5
12V4
75
0.2
1.0
6.0
92V*
I
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Decompression Table
(SI Units)
Wor king
Pressure,
Gauge
(kPa)
Working
Period
Stage
No.
Pressure
Reduction
(kPa)
Time in
Stage
Pressure
Reduction
Rate
Total Time
Decompress.
<hr)
From
Tc
(min)
(sec/kPa)
(min)
10
4-8
1
10
0
1
1
20
4-8
1
20
0
1
1
30
4-8
1
30
0
1
1
40
4-8
1
2
40
20
10
20
10
0
1
1
3
3
5
1
2
3
50
25
12.5
25
12.5
0
1
1
4
20
6
50
4-8
60
4-8
1
2
3
60
30
15
30
15
0
1
2
5
20
8
1
2
3
70
35
17.5
35
17.5
0
2
2
6
20
10
70
4-8
80
4-8
1
2
3
80
40
20
40
20
0
2
2
7
20
11
90
4-7
8
1
2
3
1
2
3
90
45
22.5
90
45
22.5
45
22.5
0
45
22.5
0
2
12
16
2
8
2
2
12
20
30
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Pressure
Working V.
or king
Stage
Reduction
litre in
Pressure T<
)tal Time
Pressure, P
eriod
No.
(kPa)
Stage
Reduction D«
; con press.
Gauge
(kPa)
(hr)
(min)
Rate
(sec/kPa)
(■in)
From
To
100
4-6
1
100
50
2
2
2
50
25
2
5
3
25
0
8
20
12
7
1
100
50
2
2
2
50
25
2
5
3
25
0
15
35
19
8
1
100
50
2
2
2
50
25
2
5
3
25
0
25
6C
29
110
3-4
1
110
55
2
2
2
55
27.5
2
5
5
3
27.5
0
55
9
2
20
2
13
1
110
2
55
27.5
2
5
3
27.5
0
14
30
18
6
1
110
55
2
2
2
55
27.5
2
5
3
27.5
0
21
45
25
120
3
1
120
60
2
2
2
60
30
3
5
3
30
0
10
20
15
4
1
120
60
2
2
2
60
30
3
5
5
3
1
30
120
0
60
15
2
30
20
2
2
60
30
3
5
3
30
0
35
70
40
6
1
120
60
2
2
2
60
30
3
5
3
30
0
80
160
85
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Vol. 112-39
Pressure
Working
Working
Stage
Reduction
Time in Pressure Total Time
Pressure,
Per iod
No.
(kPa)
Stag*
: Reduction Leccir.press.
Gauge
(kPa)
(hr)
Rate
(sec/kPa)
(min)
From
To
(min]
130
3
1
130
65
2
2
2
65
32.5
3
5
3
32.5
0
11
20
16
4
1
130
65
2
2
2
65
32.5
3
5
3
32.5
0
33
60
38
5
1
130
65
2
2
2
65
32.5
3
5
3
1
32.5
130
0
65
65
2
120
70
6
2
2
65
32.5
6
10
3
32.5
0
115
210
123
140
3
1
140
70
3
2
2
70
35
3
5
3
35
0
21
35
27
4
1
140
70
3
2
2
70
35
3
5
3
1
35
140
0
70
47
3
80
53
5
2
2
70
35
6
10
3
35
0
120
20 5
129
6
1
140
70
3
2
2
70
35
6
10
3
35
0
140
240
149
150
2
1
150
75
3
2
2
75
37.5
3
5
3
37.5
0
22
35
28
3
1
150
75
3
2
2
75
37.5
7
10
4
3
1
37.5
150
0
75
28
3
45
38
2
2
75
37.5
7
10
3
37.5
0
85
135
95
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Working
Pressure,
Gauge
(kPa)
Working
Period
(hr)
Stage
No.
Time in
Stage
Pre*
Red i
Re
Pressure
Reduction
(kPa)
.sure
iction
ite
Total Time
Decompress.
From
To
(n.in)
(sec/kPa)
(irin)
160
2
3
4
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
160
80
40
160
80
40
160
80
40
80
40
0
80
40
0
80
40
0
3
4
24
3
7
40
3
7
120
2
5
35
2
10
60
2
10
180
31
50
130
170
2
1
2
3
170
85
42.5
170
85
42.5
170
85
42.5
85
42.5
0
85
42.5
0
85
42.5
0
3
4
25
3
7
64
3
7
150
2
5
35
32
74
160
3
4
1
2
3
1
2
3
2
10
90
2
10
210
180
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
180
90
45
180
90
45
180
90
45
90
45
0
90
45
0
90
45
0
3
4
27
3
8
100
3
8
180
2
5
35
2
10
135
34
111
191
4
1
2
3
2
10
240
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1
Pressure
Working
Working
Stac
e Reduction
1 iitie in
Pressure
Total Time
Pressure,
Per iod
No.
(kPa)
Stage
Reduction
Decompress.
Gauge
(kPa)
(hr)
Rate
(sec/kPa)
(min)
Froic
To
(min)
190
1
1
190
95
3
2
2
95
47.5
4
5
3
47.5
0
28
35
35
1.5
1
190
95
3
2
2
95
47.5
4
5
3
47.5
0
28
35
35
2
1
190
95
3
2
2
95
47.5
8
10
3
47.5
0
36
45
47
3
1
190
95
3
2
2
95
47.5
8
10
3
47.5
0
130
165
141
200
1
1
200
100
4
2
2
100
50
4
5
3
50
0
29
35
37
1.5
1
20 0
100
4
2
2
100
50
4
5
3
50
0
29
35
37
2
1
20 0
100
4
2
2
100
50
9
10
3
50
0
42
50
55
3
1
200
100
4
2
2
100
50
9
10
3
50
0
150
180
163
210
1
1
210
105
4
2
2
105
52.5
5
5
1.5
3
1
52.5
210
0
105
31
4
35
40
2
2
105
52.5
5
5
3
52.5
0
35
40
44
2
1
210
105
4
2
2
105
52.5
9
10
3
52.5
0
53
60
66
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Working
Pressure,
Gauge
(kPa)
Working
Period
(hr)
Stage
No.
Pressure
Reduction
(kPa)
Tine in
Stage
(rrin)
Pressure
Reduction
Rate
(sec/kPa)
Total Time
Decompress.
(min)
From
Tc
210
3
1
2
3
210
105
52.5
105
52.5
0
4
9
185
2
10
210
198
220
1
1.5
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
220
110
55
220
110
55
2 20
110
55
2 20
110
55
110
55
0
110
55
0
110
55
0
110
55
0
4
5
32
4
9
42
2
5
35
2
10
45
41
55
4
9
65
4
9
200
2
10
70
2
10
220
78
213
230
1
1
2
3
2 30
115
57.5
115
57.5
0
115
57.5
0
115
57.5
4
5
34
2
5
35
43
1.5
2
1
2
3
1
2
3
2 30
115
57.5
2 30
115
57.5
4
10
43
4
10
86
2
10
45
2
10
90
57
100
0
240
1
1
2
3
240
120
60
120
60
0
4
5
35
2
5
35
2
10
50
2
10
12 0
44
64
134
1.5
2
1
2
3
1
2
3
240
120
60
240
120
60
120
60
0
120
60
0
4
10
50
4
10
120
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Wor king
Pressure,
Gauge
(kPa)
Working
Period
(hr)
Stage
No.
Pressure
Reduction
(kPa)
i
Time in
Stage
Pressure
Reduction
Rate
(sec/kPa)
Total Time
Decompress.
(min)
From
To
(min)
250
1
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
250
125
62.5
250
125
62.5
250
125
62.5
125
62.5
0
12 5
62.5
0
125
62.5
0
4
5
37
4
11
63
4
11
155
2
5
35
46
1.5
2
2
10
60
2
10
150
78
170
260
1
1.5
2
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
260
130
65
260
130
65
260
130
65
13G
65
G
13C
65
0
5
6
38
5
11
65
2
5
35
2
10
60
49
81
130
65
0
5
11
165
2
10
150
181
270
0.5
1
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
270
135
67.5
270
135
67.5
270
135
67.5
135
67.5
0
135
67.5
0
135
67.5
0
5
6
40
5
6
40
5
12
79
!
2
5
35
2
5
35
2
10
70
51
51
96
1.5
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Working
Pressure,
Gauge
(kPa)
working
Period
(hr)
Stage
No.
Pressure
Reduction
(kPa)
F rom
lo
lime in
Stage
(min)
Pressure
Reduction
Rate
(sec/kPa)
Total Time
Deconpress.
(min)
280
0.5
1.5
280
140
70
280
140
70
280
140
70
140
70
0
140
70
0
140
70
0
5
6
41
5
6
41
5
12
88
2
5
35
2
5
35
2
10
75
52
52
105
290
0.5
300
1.5
0.5
1.5
290
145
72.5
290
145
72.5
290
145
72.5
300
150
75
300
150
75
300
150
75
145
72.5
0
14 5
72.5
0
145
72.5
0
150
75
0
150
75
0
150
75
0
5
6
43
5
12
43
5
12
145
5
7
44
5
13
50
5
13
150
2
5
35
2
10
35
2
10
120
2
5
35
2
10
40
2
10
120
54
60
16 2
56
68
168
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Working
Pressure,
Gauge
(kPa)
Working
Period
(hr)
Stage
NO.
Pressure
Reduction
(kPa)
Time in
Stage
(rain)
Pressure
Reduction
Kate
Total Time
Decompress.
(min)
From
To
(sec/kPa)
310
0.5
1
1
2
3
1
2
3
310
155
77.
310
155
77.
5
5
155
77.5
0
155
77.5
0
5
7
46
5
13
58
2
5
35
2
10
45
58
76
320
0.5
1
1
2
3
1
2
3
320
160
80
160
80
0
160
80
0
6
7
47
2
5
35
60
320
160
80
6
14
60
2
10
45
80
330
0.5
1
1
2
3
1
2
3
330
165
82.
330
165
82.
5
5
165
82.5
0
165
82.5
0
(
41
(
li
6!
1
i
\
2
5
35
2
10
50
61
89
340
0.5
1
1
2
3
1
2
3
340
170
85
340
170
85
170
85
0
170
85
0
(
5(
<
1'
71
1
)
\
1
2
5
35
2
10
55
63
98
350
0.5
1
2
3
1 1
i 1
3 50
175
175
87.5
0
175
87.5
0
l
1
5
: l
8
i
5
3
2
5
1
87.
350
175
87.
5
5
L
5
5
3
35
2
10
60
65
109
i
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289. The rates of decompression prescribed in sec-
tion 288 may be doubled if,
(a) the worker being decompressed.
(i) has not been exposed to a pressure of
greater than 220 kilopascals (32
pounds).
(ii) has remained under compressed air for
not more than thirty minutes, and
(iii) has not performed any manual work
while under compressed air;
(ft) the worker has had previous experience with
the hazards of compressed air; and
(c) only a worker meeting the requirements of
clauses a and ft is in the air lock during the
decompression.
290. Where a worker believes that he has decom-
pression sickness he shall promptly notify.
(a) his superintendent or foreman or the project
physician; or
(ft) if the worker is under air pressure, the lock
tender.
291. The superintendent shall report to the Direc-
tor,
(a) at least weekly, even, case of decompression
sickness; and
(ft) forthwith by telephone, telegram or other
direct means, any case of decompression sick-
ness that does not respond to first-aid treat-
ment,
and in the report he shall indicate,
(c) the pressure to which the worker was sub-
jected;
(d) the length of time he was subjected to such
pressure;
(?) the nature of the medical treatment he
received; and
(/) the degree of his recovery.
292. Ontario Regulations 419/73 and 334/75 are
revoked.
293. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of October. 1979.
Form 1
The Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1978
RECORD OF COMPRESSED AIR WORKER
Name.
Age
Social Insurance Number
. Location (MunieioeJrtv)..
Prwnous 0— — — 1 Ait csMT'inca
Pte"emo4oyn»ent Mtdcri Examination
Date Accent
. SSonatum ,
SUBSEQUENT MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS
Date
Accent
flejeet
SigReture
Ceta
Accent
= .«
Seneture
1
MUX
7
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2
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8
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3
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9
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4
M.O.
10
MO
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M.O.
11
M.D.
6
M.O.
-
MA.
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Form 2
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Vol. 112-39
WORK IN COMPRESSED AIR . . . PRE-EMPLOYIvTENT HISTORY
PROJECT FILE NO.
Constructor .
Employer
Project Physician
— Address
Name
Social Insurance Number
I I I I I I I I I 1
Address
Job Title
Job Location
No.
Oa» of 8irm
Age
Married
Single
Divorced
No. of Children
Data and cause of lai
t Attendance by M.O.
Name of Family Physici.
Your Highest Weight Year
Your Lowest Adult Weight
Year
Oo you hear well?
0 Yea O No
Oo you tee well
without eyeglasses?
0 Yea 0 No
Oo you wear
Glaaaaa?
0 Yet O No
Were you Examined for Military Service?
0 Yn a No Year
Accepted
Rejected
O
a
If rejected. give Reeeon
Oata
>f Oiecherge. If Medical.
Give Reason
Have you ever r.e«tv«xj Workmen's Comoiniuion, If ya*. niton
a Yea a No
Haw* you aver h«d Intestinal
troubl* or freauent Otarrhea?
O Yes
a No
Have you had Stomach Q Yes
Troubles or Ulcers? Q No
Have you ever had Arthritis or Join: Trouble?
Hava you ever had
X-rays takan of your:
Should*',
Midi
0 Y«a 0 No
a Yes a No
If ves, give Dates
and PIjcm
Star* fully your
Habits on use of
Alcohol
Tobacco
Oescribe any Back
Injuria* or Troubles
CHECK ANY OF THE FOLLOWING ILLNESSES YOU HAVE HAD:
Yes
No
Y«s
No
m
rw
Asthma
■ History of Colds
Plaurisy
Apoandicitis
Harnia
Pneumonia
Color Blindnass
High Blood Prassura
Rhiumitum
0 (abates or Sugar in Urina
Rheumatic Favar
Olohtharia
Infanrlta Paralysis
Scarlet Favar
Punctured Ear Orums — Any Hearing Oafact
Jaundica
Skin flasnes
Ear Infection. Buzzing
Kidney Troubla
Sinus
Epileosy (Fits). Fainting Soells
Livar Oisaasa
Syphilis
Gall Sronas
Malaria
T.B. or other Lung Condition
Gonorrhea
Othar Trooical Oisaasas
Typhoid
Hay Fever
Migraine Haadachas
Varicose Veins
Haart Troubl* or Murmurs
Narvous Oisaasas
COMPRESSED AIR EXPERIENCE
JOB LOCATION
PRESSURE
Have you ever had
the "Benda'"7
Q Ye*
a no
If yea. Give Oate (t)
and Praaaure (a)
Have you ever had any other
effects from Compressed Air?
a Yea
0 No
If yea. give Oat
and Character
Have you had any illness, hosoitalltstion or
Operation not mentioned above?
□ Yea
O No
If yea. give (Date (a)
and Nature
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE PRECEOING INFORMATION IS CORRECT TO MY BEST KNCWLtLutV
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THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND
SAFETY ACT, 1978
O. Reg. 660/79.
Mines and Mining Plants.
Made — September 11th, 1979.
Filed— September 13th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
ACT, 1978
MINES AND MINING PLANTS
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Regulation,
1. "authorized" means authorized to do a
specific task by a supervisor who is in charge
of the work place;
2. "automatic hoist" means a mine hoist that can
be operated by controls situated at shaft sta-
tions or on the shaft conveyance;
3. "breaking strength" means the breaking
strength of a shaft rope as determined by a
cable testing laboratory approved by the
Minister;
4. "bulkhead" means a structure for the
impoundment of water or compressed air in
an underground opening and constructed so
as to completely close off the opening;
5. "charge" means,
i. an explosive and a detonator, or
ii. an explosive, a detonator and primer
that is exploded as a single unit;
6. "CSA Standard" means a standard published
by the Canadian Standards Association;
7. "dam" means a structure for the impound-
ment of more than 25 tonnes of water in an
underground opening and constructed so as to
permit an unobstructed overflow of the water;
8. "destructive test" means a test on a sample of
shaft rope wherein the shaft rope is broken
during the test by a tensile testing machine;
9. "detonator" means a device used in firing a
charge of explosive and includes blasting cap
and electric blasting cap;
10. "Director" means the Director of the Mining
Health and Safety Branch of the Ministry of
Labour;
1 1 . "drum hoist" means a hoist where the rope is
wound on a drum or drums;
12. "electrical mobile equipment" means equip-
ment which during its operating cycle is
required to move along the ground while
energized and which receives its current
through a trailing cable;
13. "electromagnetic device" means a device
using an electromagnetic system for examin-
ing a shaft rope;
14. "explosive" means a substance that is made,
manufactured or used to produce an explosion
or detonation and includes gunpowder, prop-
ellant powder, dynamite, detonating cord,
blasting agent, slurry, water gel and deto-
nator;
15. "factor of safety" means the number of times
the breaking strength of a shaft rope exceeds
the weight it supports at a specified location
on the rope;
16. "fire-extinguishing equipment" means a fire
hose, an extinguisher or other similar equip-
ment used to fight a fire;
17. "fire hazard area" means,
i. an area where a fire hazard may be
created by smoking, matches or other
means of producing heat or fire and
which has been designated as such by
the supervisor in charge of the mine, or
ii. a storage area where oil, grease or
flammable liquids are stored in excess
of 500 litres;
18. "fire-resistance rating" means the rating in
hours or fraction thereof that a material or
assembly of materials will withstand the pas-
sage of flame and the transmission of heat
when exposed to fire, as established for the
material or assembly of materials under The
Building Code Act, 1974\
19. "fire suppression system" means an installa-
tion for the specific purpose of controlling a
fire in a particular place;
20. "friction hoist" means a hoist where the driv-
ing force between the drum and rope or ropes
supporting the shaft conveyance is obtained
through friction;
2 1 . "hoist" means a drum or friction hoist used for
transporting persons or materials in an under-
ground mine;
22. "licensed magazine" means a magazine for
which a licence issued under section 118 or
119 is subsisting;
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23. "lifting device" means a permanently installed
system for the purpose of raising, lowering or
swinging materials, which includes its rails
and supports but does not include a crane,
elevator, mine hoist, utility hoist or tugger
hoist:
24. "locomotive" means a unit propelled by any
form of energy or a combination of such units
operated from a single control running only on
rails of a standard gauge railroad and used for
moving standard gauge railroad cars but does
not include a self-propelled track crane,
motorized equipment used for the mainten-
ance of a standard gauge railroad, a motor
vehicle equipped with rail wheels in addition
to rubber-tired wheels or other similar equip-
ment:
25. "magazine" means a building, place or struc-
ture in which an explosive is kept or stored
and includes a detonator storage building, or
place, but does not include a storage container
being used in an underground mine contain-
ing less than 160 kilograms of explosive:
26. "mine hoisting plant" means a hoist for an
underground mine and includes the prime
mover, transmission equipment, head-frame.
sheaves, ropes, shaft, shaft conveyances,
shaft sinking equipment, shaft furnishings,
hoist controls, counterweight, signalling and
communications equipment and any other
equipment used in connection with a hoist;
27. "motor vehicle" means a vehicle propelled by
other than muscular power, including an
automobile, a caterpillar-tracked vehicle, a
truck, a tractor and a motor vehicle running
on rails but does not include a locomotive:
28. "non-combustible" means material or an
assembly of materials that conforms to CSA
Standard B54. 1-1972, "Determination of
Xoncombustibility in Building Materials", as
revised to May 1, 1975;
29. "nondestructive test" means the examination
of a part without subjecting it to physical
distortion, damage or destruction;
30. "prime mover" means an engine or other
device that provides an initial source of
motive power;
31. "primer" means a small charge placed within
the main charge to initiate an explosion;
32. "production crane" means an electrically
operated device that travels on fixed overhead
track or tracks, and
i. is used to handle hot or molten materi-
als, or
ii. has a duty rating equal to or greater
than Class C or D as determined under
Part 3.4 of CSA Standard B167-1964.
"General Purpose Electric Overhead
Travelling Cranes";
33. "professional engineer" means a person who is
registered as a professional engineer or
licensed as a professional engineer under The
Professional Engineers Act;
34. "railroad" means a standard gauge railroad at
a mine or mining plant;
35 . "service crane" means an electrically operated
device that travels on fixed overhead track or
tracks and has a duty rating equal to or less
than Class A or B as determined under Part
3.4 of CSA Standard B 167-1964. "General
Purpose Electric Overhead Travelling
Cranes":
36. "shaft conveyance" means a conveyance
raised or lowered by a mine hoist in a shaft
and includes a bucket, a single or multi-deck
cage, a skip or a combination of skip and cage;
37. "shaft rope" means a hoisting, tail, balance,
guide or rubbing rope;
3&. "shot" means the sound of a charge or charges
being exploded;
39. "standard gauge" means that the space
between the rails of a railroad is approxi-
mately 1,435 millimetres;
40. "surface mine" means a pit or quarry where
metallic or non-metallic rock, mineral bearing
substance, earth, clay, sand or gravel is being
or has been removed by means of an excava-
tion open to the surface to supply material for
construction, industrial or manufacturing
purposes but does not include a cutting for a
right of way for a highway or a railroad;
41. "train".
i. except in Parts V and VI. means one or
more locomotives without railroad
cars or coupled with railroad cars, and
ii. in Parts Y and VI. means one or more
motor vehicles running on rails with-
out cars or coupled with cars;
42. "transmission equipment" means any object
or objects by which the motion of a prime
mover is transmitted to a machine that is cap-
able of utilizing such motion and includes a
shaft, pulley, belt, chain, gear, clutch or other
device;
43. "underground mine" means a mine that is not
a surface mine:
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44. "vehicle" includes a locomotive, railroad cars,
motor vehicle, trailer or any vehicle propel-
led, drawn or driven by any kind of power.
PART I
GENERAL
2.- — (1) Subject to subsection 2, this Regulation
applies to all mines and mining plants and to mining
development.
(2) Ontario Regulation 659/79 applies,
(a) during the construction of a mining plant on
the surface; and
(b) to construction at the surface of a mine for the
purpose of developing the mine.
3. In applying this Regulation the composition,
design, size or arrangement of any material, object,
device or thing may vary from the composition, design,
size or arrangement prescribed if the variation afford -
protection for the health or safety of workers equal to in-
greater than that prescribed by this Regulation and
written notice of the variation is given to the joint health
and safety committee and trade union, if any.
4. Notices shall be posted in conspicuous places at
each mine or mining plant, setting out the name, busi-
ness address and business telephone number of,
(a) the inspector for the district in which the mine
or mining plant is located;
(b) the person in charge of the mine or mining
plant;
(<r) the employer of workers at the mine or mining
plant; and
(d) the owner of the mine or mining plant.
5. — (1) Before proceeding with,
(a) the development or construction of a mine or a
mining plant;
(b) the introduction of new process technology;
(c) the major alteration of mining technique or
mining technology;
(d) the use of new methods of construction or of
equipment installation;
(e ) the making of a major addition or alteration;
(/) the design of a system and procedure for the
transfer of fuel by gravity from the surface to
an underground fuelling station;
(g) the construction of a bulkhead or dam; or
(h) the construction of a tailings dam or any sur-
face structure for the impoundment of tail-
ings,
the owner of a mine or mining plant shall give to the
Director notice thereof and furnish the Director with
those drawings, plans and specifications required for
review by an engineer of the Ministry.
(2) A copy of the notice and a statement in writing of
the proposed development, construction, introduction,
alteration or use shall be given to the joint health and
safety committee or health and safety representative, if
any, at the time that notice is given to the Director.
(3) The Director shall be notified by the owner of the
mine,
(a) on completion of the installation of a bulk-
head; and
(b) on the breaking or removal of a bulkhead.
6. A tailings dam or any other surface structure for
the impoundment of tailings shall be,
(a) designed in accordance with good engineering
practice by a professional engineer;
(b) constructed in accordance with the design;
and
(c ) maintained so that the structure provides sta-
bility against any static and dynamic loading
to which it may be subjected.
7. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, the minimum age of,
(a) a worker; or
{b) a person who is permitted to be in or about a
mine or mining plant,
shall be,
(<r) sixteen years of age at a mining plant or a
surface mine, excluding the working face; and
(d) eighteen years of age at an underground mine
or at the working face of a surface mine.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to prohibit tours of,
or visits to, a mine or mining plant by persons under the
prescribed ages who are accompanied by and under the
direction of a guide.
8. — ( 1) A worker shall not be scheduled to remain in
an underground mine for more than eight hours in any
consecutive twenty-four hours, measured from the time
he enters an underground mine until the time he leaves
the underground mine.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection 1, a worker may
remain underground in a mine,
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(a) when an emergency causes an extension of the
time;
(b) for more than eight hours in any consecutive
twenty-four hours on one day of a week but
only for the purpose of changing shift or for
the purpose of avoiding work on Sunday or on
a holiday; or
(c) if the worker is a supervisor, pumpman,
cagetender. or is a person engaged solely in
surveying or measuring or in emergency
repair work necessary to permit production.
(3) A worker shall not be permitted to operate a mine
hoist for more than eight hours in any consecutive
twenty-four hours, except in a case provided for in
clause a or b of subsection 2 or in subsection 4, but,
(a) where no competent substitute is available,
the worker may work extra time not exceeding
four hours in any consecutive twenty-four
hours for a period not exceeding fourteen
calendar days in any four week period; or
{b) where the work is not carried out continuously
on three shifts per day, the worker ma> work
such extra time as is necessary for lowenng or
hoisting the workers employed on the shift, at
the beginning and end of their shift.
(4) An employer at an underground mine may, with
the approval of the Director and the consent of the trade
union or trade unions representing the workers or the
workers if there is no trade union, schedule hours of
work in excess of eight hours in any twenty-four hours
because of the remoteness of or the difficulty of access to
the mine.
9. A supervisor, deckman, shaft conveyance atten-
dant or mine hoist operator shall be capable of com-
municating effectively in the English language.
10. — (1) Training programs shall be established and
maintained by even, owner operating an underground
hard rock mine or mines in,
(a) The Common Core Basic Underground Hard
Rock Mining Skills; and
(&) Specialized Underground Hard Rock Mining
Skills,
as developed by the Ministry of Colleges and Univer-
sities and endorsed by the Ministry of Labour
(2) Each new regular underground hard rock worker
in Ontario on or after the coming into force of this
Regulation and not previously so employed in Ontario,
shall be trained during his employment at an under-
ground hard rock mine in accordance with the "Com-
mon Core Basic Underground Hard Rock Mining
Skills" for accreditation therein.
(3) In order to receive accreditation, a worker men-
tioned in subsection 2 shall demonstrate skill levels in,
(a) general inspection;
ib) scaling;
(f) staging;
(d) drilling;
(e) rockbolting;
if) blasting; and
(g ) mucking, any one of,
(i) slusher operation,
(ii) mucking machine operation, or
(iii) load-haul — dump equipment opera-
tion.
(4) A worker's accreditation shall be recorded in the
worker's qualification book and such record book shall
be the property of the worker and shall be conclusive
evidence of his accreditation.
(5) A worker who has demonstrated his proficiency
in prescribed specialized underground hard rock min-
ing skills by a performance demonstration as developed
by the Ministry of Colleges and Universities and
endorsed by the Ministry of Labour, shall receive a
certificate of qualification therefor from the Ministry of
Colleges and Universities.
11. — ( 1) Every worker who is exposed to the hazard
of head injury or foot injury in an underground mine
shall wear a protective hat and protective footwear
approved by the Ministry.
(2) An employer shall require a worker to wear or use
such personal protective equipment, clothing and
devices as are necessary to protect the worker from the
particular hazard to which the worker may be exposed.
(3) Every' worker shall be properly fitted with per-
sonal protective clothing or equipment by a competent
person or persons.
(4) Loose clothing, adornments and hair shall be
suitably confined to prevent entanglement with any
machinery, device or thing in a work place.
12. — (1) Where, in an emergency, the health or
safety of a worker is likely to be endangered by lack of
oxygen or the presence of a noxious gas, fume or dust,
(a) emergency breathing equipment and resus-
citating equipment shall be provided for use in
such emergency; and
(b) a worker trained in the use of the breathing
equipment and the resuscitating equipment
required by clause a shall be conveniently
available on each shift.
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(2) The emergency breathing equipment and the
resuscitating equipment required by clause a of subsec-
tion 1 shall each be stored in a dust-proof container.
13. — (1) Where a worker is exposed to the hazard of
falling more than 3 metres, a fall arrest system shall be
used to protect the worker.
(2) The fall arrest system required by subsection 1
shall consist of a suitable combination of a belt, a full
body harness, a lanyard, an anchor and a rope-grab-
bing device or lifeline.
(3) The belt, full bodv harness, lanvard and lifeline
shall,
(a) be made of material with elastic properties
capable of absorbing and minimizing the
arrest force in case of a fall;
{b) be designed to distribute a fall arrest force in
such a manner that the possibility of injury to
the worker is minimized;
(c) be of sufficient strength to absorb twice the
energy that may be transmitted to the fall
arrest system; and
(d) not be knotted or allowed to become knotted,
when used or worn.
(4) When being used and worn against the hazard of
falling, the lifeline of the fall arrest system shall be,
(a) anchored so that a worker will fall free of
arrest not more than 1 metre; and
(b) connected to an object that is,
(i) capable of resisting the arrest force in
case of a fall , and
(ii) free of sharp edges.
14. — (1) No person under the influence of, or carry-
ing, intoxicating liquor, shall enter or knowingly be
permitted to enter a mine or mining plant.
(2) Subject to subsection 3, no person under the
influence of, or carrying, a drug or narcotic substance
shall enter or knowingly be permitted to enter a mine or
mining plant.
(3) A person required to use a prescription drug and
able to perform his work may enter a mine or mining
plant upon establishing medical proof thereof.
15. — (1) A worker assigned by a supervisor to work
alone in an underground mine shall,
(a) be a competent person; and
{b) subject to subsection 2, be visited at his par-
ticular work place by a supervisor or compe-
tent person at least three times during the
worker's shift.
(2) Clause b of subsection 1 does not apply where,
(a) the work conditions are standard;
(b) a means of communications with the worker is
provided and the worker reports to a super-
visor or a worker designated by a supervisor
not less often than once every two hours;
(f ) a record of the reports of the worker is kept;
and
(d) the worker assigned by a supervisor to work
alone in the underground mine is visited at his
particular work place by a supervisor at least
once during the worker's shift.
16. — (1) Mine rescue stations may be established,
equipped, operated and maintained in such locations as
the Minister considers advisable.
(2) The cost of establishing, equipping, operating
and maintaining the mine rescue stations shall be paid
out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund in the first
instance and shall be reimbursed quarterly by the
Workmen's Compensation Board from moneys assess-
ed and levied by the Board upon employers in the
mining industry to defray the cost certified by the
Deputy Minister.
(3) Moneys received from the sale or disposal of any
equipment, buildings or machinery used in mine rescue
or any handbooks or publications on mine rescue shall
be credited against the cost of mine rescue stations.
(4) A mine rescue station and the training of mem-
bers of a mine rescue crew shall be under the direction of
a mine rescue officer appointed by the Ministry.
(5) A mine rescue crew member shall possess such
physical qualifications, and establish competency in
mine rescue skills as described in the Handbook of
Training in Mine Rescue and Recovery Operations,
current edition, issued by the Ministry.
(6) The owner of a mine shall make available train-
ing facilities and workers to be taught and trained in
mine rescue work at the expense of the owner.
(7) A mine rescue operation at a mine shall be under
the direction of the supervisor in charge of the mine and
the costs of the rescue operation shall be at the expense
of the owner of the mine.
(8) Notice shall be given immediately to a mine
rescue officer and to an engineer of the Ministry when
the services of a mine rescue crew are required.
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17. — (1) Surface mines and openings on the surface
to underground mines shall be protected to prevent
inadvertent access where,
(a) the surface mine or opening is a hazard by
reason of its depth;
(b) approaches and openings are not readily vis-
ible; or
(c) the hazard caused by the surface mine or
opening is greater than the hazard caused by
the natural topographical features of the area.
(2) Prior to operations at a mine being terminated, a
shaft or raise opening shall be,
(a) capped with a stopping of reinforced concrete;
or
(b) filled and kept filled with material so that any
subsidence of the material will not endanger
any person.
(3) The stopping prescribed in clause a of subsection
2 shall be,
(a) secured to solid rock or to a concrete collar
secured to solid rock; and
(b) capable of supporting a uniformly distributed
load of 12 kilonewtons per square metre or a
concentrated load of 54 kilonewtons,
whichever is greater.
(4) Where an underground mine is being developed
after the coming into force of this Regulation, shafts or
raise openings shall be provided with a collar of con-
crete secured to bedrock.
18. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, a pillar 60 metres
thick shall be established on either side of a party boun-
dary between adjoining mining properties.
(2) Except for exploration headings and diamond
drilling, before the pillar is mined, drawings, plans.
specifications, mining methods and procedures for the
mining of the pillar shall be prepared by a professional
engineer in accordance with good engineering practice
and filed with the Director and the owner or owners of
adjoining mining properties.
(3) The drawings, plans, specifications, mining
methods and procedures to be filed shall be maintained
and kept up to date in accordance with subsection 2 of
section 18 of the Act.
(4) The pillar dimensions and mining methods and
procedures shall,
(a) provide ground support to control rockburst-
ing, ground falls or pillar failures; and
(b) withstand inrush of water or waterbearing
materials across the party boundary.
(5) In the absence of agreement by the owners of
adjoining mining properties to the mining of a pillar,
the Director may upon the application of an owner and
subject to the provisions of subsections 2 , 3 and 4 permit
the mining of a pillar.
19. — (1) A cable testing laboratory or laboratories
may be approved by the Minister for the purpose of
testing or examining shaft ropes or other hoisting
appliances.
(2) The fee for testing at a laboratory a rope of the
type set out in Column 1 of the Table and the size set out
in Column 2 of the Table is the amount set out opposite
thereto,
(a) in Column 3 of the Table for a rope tested for a
mine in Ontario; or
(b) in Column 4 of the Table for a rope tested for a
mine outside Ontario or for the manufacturer
of the rope.
(3) The fee for testing at a laboratory a rope that is
not of a type set out in Column 1 of the Table or a size set
out in Column 2 of the Table shall be determined by the
Director and shall be in as near a relationship as prac-
ticable to the fees set out in the following Table;
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Column 4
Type
Diameter in Millimetres
Fee
Fee
Round or
flattened
>trand
To and including 22.2
Over 22.2 to and including 34.9
Over 34.9 to and including 50.8
Over 50.8 to and including 57.2
Over 57.2 to and including 63.5
Over 63.5 to and including 76.2
Over 76.2 to and including 88.9
S 90.00
140.00
230.00
275.00
530.00
990.00
1,445.00
$ 100.00
155.00
250.00
305.00
585.00
1,065.00
1,595.00
Lock Coil
To and including 22.2
Over 22.2 to and including 34.9
Over 34.9 to and including 44.4
Over 44.4 to and including 63.5
% 110.00
180.00
275.00
760.00
$ 120.00
200.00
305.00
835.00
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(4) For the purposes of the Table in subsection 3, the
diameter in millimetres set out in Column 1 of the
following Table shall be deemed to be equivalent to the
diameter in inches set out opposite thereto in Column 2 :
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Diameter in
Diameter in
Millimetres
Inches
22.2
%
34.9
1%
44.4
1%
50.8
2
57.2
214
63.5
2Vi
76.2
3
88.9
3!/2
(5) A cable testing laboratory shall issue a Certificate
of Test for each sample of shaft rope submitted to it for
testing, setting out the breaking strength of the rope,
and the breaking strength, as set out in the Certificate of
Test, shall be the breaking strength of the rope from
which the sample was taken.
20. — (1) The notice required by section 25 of the Act
shall include,
(a) the name and address of the employer;
(b) the nature and the circumstances of the
occurrence and the bodily injury sustained;
(c) a description of the machinery or equipment
involved;
(rf) the time and place of the occurrence;
(e) the name and address of the person who was
killed or critically injured;
(/) the names and addresses of all witnesses to the
occurrence and of all supervisors and workers
who were involved; and
(g) the name and address of the physician or
surgeon, if any, by whom the person was or is
being attended for the injury.
(2) For the purposes of section 26 of the Act, notice
of,
(a) an accident, explosion or fire which disables a
worker from performing his usual work; or
(b) an occupational illness,
shall include,
(c) the name, address and type of business of the
employer;
(d) the nature and the circumstances of the
occurrence and the bodily injury or illness
sustained;
(e) a description of the machinery or equipment
involved;
(/) the time and place of the occurrence;
(g) the name and address of the person suffering
the injury or illness;
(h ) the names and addresses of all witnesses to the
occurrence;
(i) the name and address of the physician or
surgeon, if any, by whom the person was or is
being attended for the injury or illness; and
(j) the steps taken to prevent a recurrence.
(3) A record of an accident, explosion or fire causing
injury requiring medical attention but not disabling a
worker from performing his usual work shall be kept in
the permanent records of the employer and include
particulars of,
(a) the nature and the circumstances of the
occurrence and the injury sustained;
(b) the time and place of the occurrence; and
(c) the name and address of the injured person.
(4) A record kept as prescribed by subsection 3 for
the inspection of an inspector shall be notice to the
Director.
(5) In addition to the occurrences referred to in sec-
tion 27 of the Act, a notice in writing shall be given
where,
(a) a failure occurs in or to a hoist, sheave, hoist-
ing rope, shaft conveyance, shaft timbering or
shaft lining;
(b) flammable gas is present in a work place in an
underground mine;
(c) spontaneous heating with evolution of gas
occurs in a work place;
(d) a major failure or major damage occurs or is
caused to electrical equipment, standard
gauge railway equipment, a crane or a motor
vehicle underground;
(e) a rockburst occurs causing damage to equip-
ment or the displacement of more than 4,500
kilograms of material;
(/) a fuse, a detonator or an explosive is found to
be defective; or
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(g) a structural failure occurs in any matter or
thing for which a design by a professional
engineer is prescribed by this Regulation.
2 1 . — ( 1 ) For the purpose of subsection 2 of section 1 8
of the Act. drawings, plans and specifications to be kept
and maintained shall be.
(o) a surface plan showing.
(i) the boundaries of a mining property.
(ii) the co-ordinates of the section of a
mining property under which mining
has been done.
(iii) all lakes, streams, roads, railways,
electric power transmission lines, main
pipe lines, buildings, adits, surface
workings, diamond drill holes, out-
croppings of rock, dumps, tailing-dis-
posal sites and openings to an under-
ground mine, and
(iv) stopping of openings on the surface to
an underground mine:
(6) plans on a horizontal plane with separate
drawings for each level showing all under-
ground workings, including shafts, tunnels,
diamond drill holes, dams and bulkheads;
(r ) plans on a vertical plane of all mine sections at
suitable intervals and azimuths, showing all
shafts, tunnels, drifts, stopes and other mine
workings in relation to the surface, including
the location of the top of the bedrock, the
surface of the overburden and the bottom and
surface of any known watercourse or body of
water; and
(d) a plan or diagram showing,
(i) the position of all fixed electrical
apparatus and communication sys-
tems in the mine,
(ii) the routes of all fixed power feeders
and fixed branch feeders properly
noted and referenced, and
(iii) the rating of all electrical feeder control
apparatus and equipment.
(2) The surface plan prescribed in clause a of sub-
section 1 shall be geographically located, with at least
third order control accuracy, by connection with the
Cadastral Survey, where one exists in the immediate
area of the mine and with a legal survey monument tied
in to a Coordinate Control Survey and with a perma-
nent bench mark of the North American Elevation
Datum if such are available within 10 kilometres.
(3) Where operation at a mine is terminated or sus-
pended, copies of the plans mentioned in subsection 1
shall be filed with the Ministrv.
(4) Copies of all plans shall be on a legible scale and
suitable for microfilming.
22. — ( 1 ) Where a mine or mining plant has been shut
down for more than three months notice shall be given
to an inspector prior to resumption of operations.
(2) Subject to subsection 4, where a decision is made
to discontinue or suspend operations at a mine or min-
ing plant, notice shall be given forthwith to an inspec-
tor.
(3) Where operations at a mine or mining plant are
discontinued or suspended, the notice mentioned in
subsection 2 shall advise whether.
(a) stopping and protection has been done as pre-
scribed in section 17;
(ft ) explosives have been disposed of as prescribed
in subsection 5 of section 117;
(f ) removal and disposition of hoisting ropes has
been done as prescribed in subsection 17 of
section 220;
(d) disconnection from the electrical power
source has been done; and
(e ) plans required by section 2 1 have been filed
with the Ministry.
(4) Subsections 2 and 3 do not apply to gravel pit
operations that are discontinued during the winter
months.
PART II
FIRE PROTECTION
23. — (1) Procedures in case of a fire in an under-
ground mine, or in a structure or building on the surface
at an underground mine, that may be a hazard to work-
ers in the mine shall be prepared by the supervisor in
charge of the mine.
(2) An alarm system, that is effective to warn work-
ers in an underground mine of a fire that is likely to
endanger their safety, shall be provided.
(3) The procedures required by subsection 1, or
extracts therefrom, and a notice explaining the alarm
system shall be set out in writing and shall be posted and
kept posted in the shaft house and in a conspicuous
place or places where they are most likely to come to the
attention of a worker.
(4) Ever>" worker shall be advised by a supervisor of
the procedures and the alarm system.
(5) Once in at least every twelve months during each
production shift a fire alarm test of the procedures shall
be conducted.
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(6) The alarm system in an underground mine shall,
(a) consist of the introduction into all work places
of sufficient quantities of ethyl mercaptan gas
or similar gas to be readily detectable by all
workers; and
(b) be kept ready for immediate use.
(7) Where the use of ethyl mercaptan or similar gas is
not practical as an alarm system, an alternative means
of alarm shall be provided.
(8) A report of each fire alarm test of the procedures
mentioned in subsection 5 shall be sent to an engineer of
the Ministry.
24. Where the procedure in case of a fire in an
underground mine provides for the use of a refuge
station for workers, the refuge station shall,
(a) be constructed with materials having at least a
one hour fire-resistance rating;
(6) be of sufficient size to accommodate the work-
ers to be assembled therein;
(c) be capable of being sealed to prevent the entry
of gases;
(d) have a means of voice communication with
the surface; and
(e) be equipped with a means for the supply of,
(i) compressed air, and
(ii) potable water.
25. — (1) A fresh air base shall be provided under-
ground where necessary to serve as a base for rescue and
recovery work.
(2) A fresh air base shall be,
(a) at least 30 square metres in area; and
(b) equipped with a means for the supply of pot-
able water and compressed air.
26. — (1) Fire extinguishing equipment of suitable
type and size for use on a fire shall be provided,
(a) at a fire hazard area;
(b) where an electrical installation or equipment
may be a fire hazard;
(f ) in or about a headframe;
(d) in a building or structure on surface where a
fire might endanger the mine entrance; and
(e) at a shaft station in an underground mine.
(2) A fire suppression system consisting of sprinklers,
foam or other suitable means of suppressing fire shall be
provided,
(a) in an underground mine,
(i) on equipment containing more than
100 litres of flammable hydraulic
fluids,
(ii) in every storage area where more than
500 litres of oil, grease or flammable
liquids are stored, and
(iii) in every service garage; and
(b) on the surface, in a building or structure,
except a fan house, located above or adjacent
to an opening to an underground mine.
(3) At least once each month in an underground
mine,
(a) a fire extinguishing equipment;
(b) fire suppression systems;
(c) fire hydrants; and
(d) fire doors,
shall be inspected by a competent person who shall
report in writing thereon to the supervisor in charge of
the underground mine.
27. — (1) In an underground mine or in or about a
headframe or shaft house, flammable refuse shall be,
(a) deposited in covered, fire-resistive containers;
and
(b) removed at least once a week from the mine or
headframe or shaft house.
(2) Scrap timber shall safely be disposed of or
removed from an underground mine.
(3) A written report certifying that there is no
accumulation of flammable refuse in the area under his
supervision shall be made weekly by a supervisor to the
supervisor in charge of the mine.
28.— (1) Oil, grease and other flammable material
shall not be kept or stored in a shafthouse or in a portal
house.
(2) Oil, grease and flammable liquids with a
flashpoint below 52°Celsius shall,
(a) when being used underground, be trans-
ported and stored only in metal containers or
receptacles or in portable plastic containers
for Petroleum Fuels as specified in CSA Stan-
dard No. B 144-1974; and
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(b) when stored underground, be restricted in
quantity to the requirement for.
(i) the current day's work in the case of
volatile flammable liquids, and
(ii) seven days in the case of oil and grease.
(3) No device for the generation of acetylene gas shall
be used in an underground mine.
29. No worker shall build or set a fire in an under-
ground mine unless he is specifically authorized to do so
and has immediately available suitable fire extinguish-
ing equipment.
30. Even- shop and lunchroom in an underground
mine shall.
(a ) be constructed of material with at least a one
hour fire-resistance rating; and
(b) be located and maintained so as to reduce the
fire hazard to a minimum.
31. A structure housing a fan used in connection
with a ventilation system for an underground mine shall
be constructed of non-combustible material.
32. — (1) A fire hazard area shall be identified by
suitable warning signs.
(2) Except where special precautions are taken and
written instructions issued, no use of matches, smoking
or other means of producing heat or fire shall be per-
mitted in a fire hazard area.
33. — (1) Where a flow of flammable gas is encoun-
tered in a drill hole in an underground mine or in an
enclosed building housing a diamond drill on surface,
(a) the affected area shall be evacuated;
(b) precautions shall be taken to prevent inad-
vertent entry of a person into the area;
(r ) a supervisor shall be notified;
(d) the area shall be tested by a competent person;
and
(e) the area shall be designated as a fire hazard
area.
(2) In mines where flammable gas is known to occur,
workers underground or diamond drillers on surface
shall be advised of,
(a) the probability of encountering a flow of such
gas; and
(b) the measures and procedures prescribed in
subsection 1.
34. — (1) Where a blow torch or welding, cutting or
other hot work equipment is used underground, or in a
2
headframe, shaft house or other surface building in
which a fire may endanger the mine entrance or the
underground workings, a procedure for the safe use of
hot work equipment shall be prepared in writing and
signed by the supervisor in charge of the mine.
(2) Only a worker who is a competent person or is
under the direction of a competent person shall use hot
work equipment.
(3) In addition to the hot work procedure required by
subsection 1 , written instructions shall be issued to the
worker by a supervisor before the hot work equipment
is used respecting,
(a) the type of work;
(b) the location of the work;
(r ) when the work is to be done; and
(d) any special measures and procedures to be
taken before, during and after the work.
(4) Where hot work equipment is used in a shaft,
timbered area or fire hazard area,
(a) the area adjacent to the particular work place
shall be wet down,
(i) before the work is begun, and
(ii) when the work is stopped and the
worker using the hot work equipment
intends to leave;
(b) the area adjacent to the particular work place
shall be examined for potential fire hazards.
(i) before the work is begun, and
(ii) when the work is stopped and the
worker intends to leave the area, and
(iii) on at least one other occasion
approximately two hours after the
work is stopped;
(r) fire-fighting equipment suitable for extin-
guishing any potential fire shall be available;
and
(d) workers shall be protected from fumes,
vapours or gases by.
(i) ventilation, or
(ii) the wearing of respirators.
(5) Subsection 1 does not apply to hot work being
performed in a repair station or garage protected by a
fire suppression system.
(6) Clause a of subsection 4 does not apply where the
wetting down will create a hazard because of freezing or
the presence of electrical equipment.
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35. — (1) Except during the initial stages of explora-
tion and development of mine, in addition to the open-
ing through which workers are let into or out of the mine
and the ore extracted, a separate escapement exit shall
be provided.
(2) The escapement exit required by subsection 1
shall be,
(a) located more than 30 metres from the main
hoisting shaft or ramp;
(b) of sufficient size to afford an easy passageway;
(r ) where necessary, provided with ladders from
the deepest workings to the surface;
(d) marked on all levels by signs and arrows
pointing the way of exit in a manner to expe-
dite escape;
(e ) made known to all underground workers who
shall be instructed as to the route to the
escapement exit; and
(/") inspected at least once a month by a compe-
tent person who shall give a written report of
such inspection to the supervisor in charge of
the mine.
(3) A structure covering the escapement exit shall be
constructed of material with at least a one hour fire-
resistance rating.
36. — ( 1) Unless there is a second means of exit from
an underground mine, no building shall be erected
within 1 5 metres of any closed-in part of a headframe or
portal house.
(2) A building erected within 15 metres of any
closed-in part of a headframe or portal house shall be
constructed of material with at least a one hour fire-
resistance rating.
(3) No steam boiler or diesel engine shall be installed
in such a manner that any part thereof is within 23
metres of the centre of the collar of a shaft or other
entrance to a mine.
(4) No internal combustion engine shall be installed,
serviced, garaged or stored in or within 15 metres of the
building housing the hoist nor within 30 metres of the
centre of the collar of a shaft or other entrance to a mine.
(5) Except for the fuel tanks of motor vehicles, no
gasoline or liquid fuel shall be stored within 30 metres of
the collar of a shaft or other entrance of a mine.
(6) The natural drainage shall drain away from the
shaft collar or other mine entrance.
(7) Where a hoist is located above the mine shaft, the
supporting and enclosing structures shall be con-
structed of material with at least a one hour fire-resis-
tance rating.
37. Fire doors in an underground mine shall,
(a) where practical, be installed to close off the
shaft or main entrance to the mine and the
mine openings directly associated with it from
the other workings;
(b) be installed to close off a service garage or oil
storage area where more than 500 litres of oil,
grease, or flammable liquid are stored; and
(r) be maintained in proper order and kept clear
of all obstructions so as to be readily usable at
all times.
38. — (1) Where, in an underground or tower
mounted hoistroom, the normal air supply may become
contaminated in an emergency, uncontaminated air
shall be available to the hoistman and cagetender by
means of,
(a) an enclosed booth with a positive supply of
uncontaminated air; or
(b) one or more units of self-contained demand air
or oxygen breathing apparatus, together with
a fully charged cylinder of compressed air of at
least 8.5 cubic metres capacity.
(2) Every hoistman and cagetender who may be
required to use demand breathing apparatus shall be
competent in its use.
39.— (1) Procedures in case of a fire at,
(a) the surface of an underground mine;
(b) a surface mine; or
(c) a mining plant,
shall be prepared by the supervisor in charge of the
mine or mining plant.
(2) The procedures required by subsection 1 or
extracts therefrom shall be set out in writing and shall
be posted and kept posted in a conspicuous place or
places where they are most likely to come to the atten-
tion of a worker.
(3) A suitable number of workers at each mine and
mining plant shall be trained in the fire-fighting proce-
dures and,
(a) the names of such workers shall be posted in a
conspicuous place;
(b) such workers shall be tested for proficiency at
least once a year; and
(<- ) a written report of the results of the tests shall
be made and kept on file.
(4) Fire extinguishing equipment of a suitable type
and size shall be provided at,
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(a) the surface of every underground mine:
(b) every surface mine; and
(c) mining plant.
(5) At least once each month, the
(a) fire extinguishing equipment:
(6) fire suppression systems;
(c ) fire hydrants; and
id) fire doors.
at the surface of an underground mine, a surface mine
and a mining plant shall be inspected by a competent
person who shall report thereon to the supervisor in
charge of the mine or mining plant, as the case may be.
40. — (1) The fuel tank of an internal combustion
engine installed in a building shall be arranged so that
the transfer of fuel to the tank takes place at a point
outside the building and the fuel is conducted to the
tank in a tightly jointed pipe or conduit.
(2) The air displaced from the fuel tank shall be
conducted to a safe point outside the building before
being discharged into the atmosphere.
4 1 . Any dangerous, flammable or explosive material
or substance in a solid, liquid or gaseous state, or any
combination thereof, other than explosive, that is kept,
stored or handled, in a mining plant shall,
(a) be kept in a container that is suitable having
regard to the nature and state of the material
or substance;
(b) have labels on the container identifying the
material or substance and warning of the
hazards involved therewith:
(c) be kept apart or insulated from any source of
ignition or from temperatures likely to cause
combustion; and
(d) where the material or substance is not
intended for immediate use, be kept, stored or
handled.
(i) outside any building,
(ii) in a building not used for any other
purpose, or
(iii) in a well ventilated compartment with
at least a one hour fire-resistance rat-
ing which is located in conformity with
clause c.
42. — ( 1) In addition to the main exit, a building at a
mining plant, except a magazine, shall be provided j
with a second means of exit, convenient to and having
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easy communication with all rooms regularly occupied
by a worker, including,
(a) tower stairs equipped with doors and
hardware with at least a one hour fire-resis-
tance rating at each storey including the
basement; or
(fr) metal or other non-combustible fire escapes
consisting of exterior stairways with railings
and with landings at each storey connecting
directly with the interior of the building
through metal or other doors with at least a
one hour fire-resistance rating.
(2) No means of exit from a plant building shall be
obstructed and no door to a fire escape, tower stair or
other smokeproof enclosure shall be prevented from
closing or remaining closed.
43. A process which is likely to produce a gas, vap-
our, dust or fume to such an extent as to be capable of
forming a flammable mixture with air shall be carried
out in an area which.
(a) is isolated from other operations;
(6) has a system of ventilation which removes the
gas, vapour, dust or fume;
(r) has no potential sources of ignition; and
(d) has vents, baffles, chokes, dampers or other
means to reduce the effects of any explosion,
as may be required.
PART III
ACCESS TO WORK PLACES
44. — ( 1 ) A safe means of access to a work place shall
be provided by a walkway, stairway or ladderway.
(2) Where workers are required to work, operate,
maintain or service equipment, a safe means of access
shall be provided as prescribed in subsection 1.
(3) Even, walkway and even" working platform
more than 1.5 metres above the ground shall be pro-
vided with.
(a) a handrail not less than 0.91 metre or more
than 1.07 metres above the floor of the walk-
way or platform;
(b) a second rail placed at the mid-point between
the top rail and the floor of the walkway or
platform or have the space between the top
rail and the floor closed by a screen; and
(c ) toeboards which shall extend from the floor a
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(4) The handrail required by clause a of subsection 3
shall be capable of withstanding a load applied in any
direction to the top rail of at least 0.9 kilonewton.
(5) Notwithstanding clauses b and c of subsection 3,
toeboards and second rails are not required on a tem-
porary walkway or working platform.
(6) When a platform consists of wooden planks, the
planks shall,
(a) be sound, unpainted and free of large knots;
(b) provide a minimum safety factor of three
times the maximum load to which it is likely to
be subjected; and
(c ) be nailed or otherwise secured against move-
ment.
(7) Where a means of access to a work place is
inclined at more than twenty degrees and less than fifty
degrees to the horizontal, a stairway or ladderway shall
be provided.
(8) Where a means of access to a work place is
inclined at more than fifty degrees to the horizontal, a
ladder shall be provided.
(9) A stairway shall,
(a) be at an angle not greater than fifty degrees to
the horizontal;
(b) not have the rise or vertical distance between
landings of a flight exceed 3.6 metres;
(c) have the treads and risers uniform in width
and height respectively in any one flight; and
(d) be provided with handrails of adequate
strength not less than 0. 9 1 metre and not more
than 1.07 metres in height above the treads of
the stairs.
45.— <1) A ladder shall,
(a) be of strong construction;
(b) be free from broken or loose members or other
faults;
(f ) be installed and maintained so as to reduce to
a minimum the hazard of a person falling
therefrom;
(d) if made of wood,
(i) be of sound straight-grain lumber,
(ii) not be painted or otherwise treated in a
manner to obscure the grain;
(e) have a distance between centres of the rungs
not greater than 300 millimetres or less than
250 millimetres;
if) have the spacing between rungs not vary more
than 15 millimetres in a ladderway;
(g) have not less than 100 millimetres clearance
behind any rung from a wall or any timber or
obstruction underneath the ladder; and
(h) project at least 1 metre above the landing or
opening unless strong handholds are provided
above the top of the ladder.
(2) A fixed ladder shall be securely fastened in place.
46. — (1) Except in an underground mine, a ladder-
way at an angle steeper than seventy degrees to the
horizontal shall be,
(a) fixed in place;
(b) provided with platforms at intervals not
greater than 7 metres; and
(c ) caged; or
(d) provided with a protective device which when
used will prevent a worker from falling.
(2) Except in an underground mine, where platforms
are used in conjunction with a ladderway,
(a) the ladders shall be offset;
(b) a platform shall be provided at each place
where ladders are offset; and
(f) the platform shall be not less than 600 mil-
limetres in width by 1.2 metres in length.
47. A portable ladder shall,
(a) be equipped with non-slip feet or otherwise
secured;
(b) where any activity in the vicinity may create a
hazard to a person thereon, be protected at its
base; and
(f) where the ladder has metal or metal-rein-
forced side rails, not be used near exposed and
energized electrical circuits or equipment.
48. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, a suitable ladder-
way shall be provided in every shaft.
(2) In untimbered shafts, an independently powered
conveyance may be used in place of a ladderway.
(3) Except for an auxiliary ladder used in shaft-
sinking operations, no ladder shall be installed in a shaft
in a vertical position.
(4) During shaft-sinking operations, if a permanent
ladder is not provided to the bottom, an auxiliary ladder
that will reach from the permanent ladders to the bot-
tom shall be provided in such convenient position that it
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may be promptly lowered to any point at which a work-
er is working.
49. — ( 1) Where a ladderway is installed in an under-
ground mine or in a headframe used in conjunction with
a shaft and the ladderway is inclined at more than
seventy degrees from the horizontal,
(a) the ladderway shall be provided with sub-
stantial platforms at intervals not greater than
7 metres;
(b) the ladders shall be offset at the platform;
(c) except for openings large enough to permit the
passage of a worker, the platforms shall be
fully closed; and
(d) if installed in a shaft man way, the ladders
shall be placed over the openings of the plat-
forms below.
(2) Where the ladderway is inclined at less than
seventy degrees to the horizontal the ladders may be
continuous and the provisions of clauses a and c of
subsection 1 shall apply.
(3) Where a ladderway is inclined at less than fifty
degrees to the horizontal, no platform is required
except at points of offset.
(4) Where a ladderway is the only means of access
for mine rescue purposes, the opening shall be large
enough for such purpose.
50. Wire ropes used for climbing purposes shall
not be frayed or have projecting broken wires.
51. No person shall be, or be permitted to be, in
a combined ladderway and hoistway compartment
while a bucket or material is being,
(a) loaded or unloaded at the top; or
(b) hoisted or lowered.
52. — (1) A walkwav, stairwav or ladderwav shall
be,
(a) maintained in a safe condition;
(b) free from obstructions;
(c) of sufficient size to ensure that crowding
does not occur; and
(d) cleared of hazardous accumulation of mat-
erial without undue delay.
(2) Any opening in a floor or other surface which
may be a hazard to a worker shall be,
(a) protected by a guardrail; or
(b) covered with securely fastened planks or
other material capable of supporting any
load to which it is likely to be subjected.
PART IV
PROTECTION OF WORKERS
53. No worker shall work in a location where
another worker is working overhead unless measures
are taken to protect the worker.
54. Where a gas, liquid or vapour is contained at
a pressure other than atmospheric pressure, before
any fastening of the container or system connected
therewith,
(a) is loosened, any flow into or out of the
container or system shall be effectively
stopped; or
(b) is removed, the container or system shall be
drained or bled so that the pressure in the
container or system equals atmospheric
pressure.
55. No liquids or solids shall be transferred from
one location or container to another location or con-
tainer by the application of air under pressure except
where equipment specifically designed for the pur-
pose is used.
56. Plastic pipe and fittings shall,
(a) meet CSA Standards B137. 3-1972 and
B137. 0-1973;
(b) be properly supported;
(r) not be used for the main supply or dis-
charge of compressed air or water in mine
shafts; and
(d) not be forced around bends that may
unreasonably stress the pipe or its connec-
tions.
57. All openings, sumps, vessels, bins, hoppers,
elevated platforms or pits, other than grease pits,
which constitute a hazard, shall be fenced or other-
wise guarded.
58. — (1) Before a worker enters any silo, bin,
hopper or other container or structure containing
bulk material, all further supply of material thereto
shall be stopped and any removal of material there-
from shall be prevented.
(2) When working on top of bulk material in any
silo, bin, hopper or other container or structure,
(a) a worker shall use a fall arrest system; and
(b) at least one other worker, who is a compe-
tent person, equipped with a suitable alarm
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shall be in constant attendance outside the
silo, bin, hopper or other container or
structure.
59. — (1) Stockpiles of unconsolidated material
shall be,
(a) inspected for hazardous conditions regularly
by a competent person; and
(6) made safe before a worker is allowed to
work close to or on top of the stockpile.
(2) Bulk or packaged material shall be piled or
stacked in a manner to prevent accidental movement
or collapse.
(3) When a tunnel is used under a stockpile for
the purpose of reclaiming material from the stockpile
at least two exits shall be provided from the tunnel.
60. A procedure shall be established and main-
tained at an underground mine to record every
worker and other person who is underground in the
mine.
61. — (1) Every place where drilling and blasting is
being carried on in an underground mine shall be
examined by a supervisor during each work shift.
(2) Every place other than where drilling and
blasting is being carried on in an underground mine
and where workers carry on work shall be examined
by a supervisor at least once each work week.
62. — (1) Where in an underground mine a poten-
tial or actual danger to the health or safety of a
worker has not been remedied or removed at the end
of a work shift, a record in writing shall be made by
the supervisor of the work shift and signed by the
supervisor describing,
(a) the dangerous condition; and
(b) the state of corrective measures taken.
(2) The record required by subsection 1 shall be
read and countersigned by the supervisor of the next
work shift before a worker on such shift does any
work in the area of the dangerous condition and the
workers on such shift who may be affected by the
dangerous condition shall be advised of,
(a) the dangerous condition;
(b) the state of corrective measures undertaken;
and
(r ) the work required to be done to remove or
remedy the dangerous condition.
63. Before work is begun in a work place in an
underground mine, the ground conditions of the work
place shall be examined for dangers and hazards and, if
required, made safe.
64. — (1) Subject to section 65, a work place,
travelway, manway or other area of an underground
mine shall be made safe by scaling, timbering,
rockbolting or by other measures.
(2) During scaling procedures in a work place in an
underground mine no other work shall be carried on
that hinders the scaling procedures.
(3) An adequate supply of properly dressed scaling
equipment shall be provided.
65. Where a work place, travelway, manway or
other area of an underground mine is under repair or
where there is a danger or hazard to a worker, the same
shall be,
(a) closed by barricades, fencing or other suitable
means; and
(b) warning signs shall be posted.
66. Where an engineer of the Ministry gives to the
owner of an underground mine a written opinion that
the ground stability of the mine is a hazard to the safety
of the workers in the mine, the owner shall install and
maintain instruments or devices that are necessary for
measuring ground stresses and the owner shall regu-
larly monitor such instruments or devices.
67. A record of the occurrence of a rockburst or of an
uncontrolled fall of ground at an underground mine
shall be kept in writing setting out,
(a) the time, location and extent of the occur-
rence;
(b) injury, if any, caused to a worker thereby; and
(c) any other relevant information, including the
records of any monitoring instruments or
devices before the occurrence.
68. — ( 1) Rockbolts used to secure the enclosing rocks
in an underground mine shall be properly installed and
a proportion thereof shall be pull-tested or, in the case of
torque-tension bolts, be torque tested for proper instal-
lation and adequacy of materials used.
(2) A record of the tests required by subsection 1 shall
be kept.
69. A shaft, raise or other opening in an under-
ground mine shall be securely fenced, covered or
otherwise guarded.
70. — (1) A shaft shall be securely cased, lined or
timbered.
(2) During shaft-sinking operations the casing, lining
or timbering shall be maintained within a distance of
the bottom not exceeding 20 metres.
71. — (1) Except during shaft-sinking operation^, a
shaft compartment used for the handling of material
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shall be enclosed at the collar and at all levels, except
the side on which material is loaded on or off the shaft
conveyance.
(2) The enclosure referred to in subsection 1 shall,
(a) be made of substantial materials;
(b) extend above the collar and each level a dis-
tance of not less than the height of the shaft
conveyance plus 2 metres but need not exceed
7 metres;
(r ) extend below the collar and each level a dis-
tance of not less than 2 metres; and
(d) conform to the size of the shaft conveyance,
allowing for necessary operating clearance.
72. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, the man way in a
shaft shall be separated from the hoisting or counter-
weight compartments by a partition which complies
with subsection 2 of section 71.
(2) Between levels, the partition may consist of metal
of suitable weight and mesh to prevent,
(a) a falling object from entering the manway; or
(b) the intrusion of an object from the manway
into the hoisting compartment.
(3) A safe passageway and standing room for a per-
son outside the shaft shall be provided at all workings
opening into a shaft and the manway shall be directly
connected with such openings.
73. — ( 1) Except when the hoisting compartment at a
shaft station is securely closed off, a substantial gate
shall be installed.
(2) The gate required by subsection 1 shall,
(a) be kept closed except when the shaft con-
veyance is being loaded or unloaded at the
station;
(b) have a minimum of clearance beneath it; and
(r ) be reinforced against impact of,
(i) a locomotive, train or car when rail
tracks lead to the compartment, or
(ii) a motor vehicle when motor vehicles
are used in the vicinity of the shaft.
74. Where a counterweight is used in a shaft, the
counterweight compartment shall be enclosed except
when the counterweight travels on guides.
75. During shaft-sinking operations no work shall
be done in any place in a shaft while a worker is working
in another part of the shaft below such place unless the
worker in the lower position is protected from the
danger of falling material by a securely constructed
covering extending over a sufficient portion of the shaft
to afford complete protection.
76. Hooks used in connection with the suspension of
any equipment or material in a shaft or raise or over a
worker shall be choked or equipped with a safety latch.
77. When work or an examination is taking place in
the compartment of a shaft or in that part of the head-
frame used in conjunction therewith.
(a) hoisting operations in that compartment,
except for those necessary to perform the work
or examination, shall be suspended; and
(6) protection from accidental contact with any
moving shaft conveyance or counterweight,
or falling objects shall be provided for a work-
er performing the work or examination.
78. — (1) Subject to subsection 3, a raise which is,
(a) inclined at an angle of greater than fifty
degrees; and
(b) more than 20 metres in length,
shall be divided into at least two compartments, one of
which shall be a ladderway.
(2) The ladderway shall be maintained within 8
metres of the face of the raise.
(3) Subsection 1 does not apply where a raise climber
is used.
79. — (1) When a chute or drawpoint is to be pulled
and the settling of the broken material above the chute
or drawpoint is likely to endanger any person.
(a) the area affected by the pulling shall be pro-
tected by signs or barricades;
(ft) a worker who is working in the area shall be
notified of the hazard;
(c) precautions shall be taken during the pulling
operation to ascertain whether or not the
broken material is settling freely from the top;
and
(d) when there is a likelihood of a hangup, the
location shall remain protected by signs or
barricades.
(2) When pulling a chute, no worker shall be
positioned so that his access to an exit from the area may
be blocked by an uncontrolled run of material, water or
slimes.
(3) A mechanical locking device shall be installed on
overcut power operated chute gates, so that the gate
may be locked in the open or closed position.
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80. Where the entrance or exit to a work place in an
underground mine cannot be used at all times, a second
means of entrance or exit shall be provided.
81. A diamond drill hole in an underground mine
shall at the time that drilling is discontinued or an
intersection with the drill hole is made,
(a) be clearly marked, in yellow paint, at the
collar and any points of intersection or
breakthrough, with a single capital letter "H"
that is,
(i) located within 1 metre of the collar or
intersection, and
(ii) at least 300 millimetres by 300 mil-
limetres in size;
(b) have the approach to the collar or to any inter-
section or breakthrough securely closed off or
guarded,
(i) when mining is in progress towards the
hole, and
(ii) when blasting is to be done within 5
metres of an intersection of the hole;
and
(r ) be shown on the plans of the mine.
82. — (1) A work place in an underground mine shall,
(a) be kept free from accumulations or flow of
water which might endanger a worker in the
area; and
(b) have a drainage system to conduct excess
water to a pumping system capable of pump-
ing the water to surface for disposal.
(2) Where accumulations of water are likely to be
present,
(a) a borehole shall be drilled at least 6 metres
ahead of the working face to protect against a
sudden breakthrough of the water; and
{b) precautions shall be taken to control the flow
of water.
(3) A positive displacement water pump shall be
equipped with a relief valve or system.
(4) Precautions shall be taken to guard against an
accumulation of water in a chute or raise where the
material in the chute or raise may block drainage.
83. — (1) Where earth, clay, sand or gravel is being
removed from a surface mine by means of powered
equipment,
(a) the working face shall be sloped at the angle of
repose; or
(b) the vertical height of the working face shall
not be more than 1.5 metres above the
maximum reach of the equipment.
(2) Where earth, clay, sand or gravel is being
removed from a surface mine by means other than
powered equipment,
(a) the working face shall be sloped at its angle of
repose; or
(b) the vertical height of the working face shall
not be more than 3 metres.
(3) No undercutting of the working face shall be
permitted or done.
(4) Except when mining operations are being
actively pursued, benches and walls shall be sloped to
less than the angle of repose.
84. Where metallic or non-metallic rock is being
removed from a surface mine,
(a) the vertical height of the working face shall
not be more than 25 metres; and
(b) except where a tunnelling method is used to
remove the rock, no undercutting of the
working face shall be permitted or done.
85. Every surface mine,
(a) that is dangerous by reason of its depth, shall
be securely fenced or otherwise guarded
against inadvertent access; and
(b) shall have a safe travelway leading from the
working level to the surface.
86. — ( 1) Earth, clay, sand or gravel, loose rock, trees
or other vegetation, likely to create a hazard on the rim
of a surface mine, shall be removed.
(2) Overburden beyond 2 metres of the rim of a sur-
face mine shall be sloped to an angle less than its natural
angle of repose.
87. — (1) Subject to subsection 2,
(a) where earth, clay, sand or gravel is being
removed from a surface mine no mining oper-
ations shall be carried on within a distance
from the property boundary of half the total
depth of the surface mine and earth, clay,
sand or gravel that sloughs from within this
distance shall not be removed; and
(b) where metallic or non-metallic rock is being
removed from a surface mine, no mining
operations shall be carried on within a dis-
tance of 6 metres from the property boundary.
(2) Adjoining owners may, by agreement in wr
ing, waive the provisions of subsection 1.
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88. — (1) In a surface mine where metallic or non-
metallic rock is being removed, no work shall be
carried on,
(a) near a working face following a blast; or
(b) near a face on which mining operations
have been discontinued for a period of
more than seven days.
until a supervisor examines the face for any potential
or actual hazard to the health or safety of a worker.
(2) When a surface mine is worked in benches,
loose rock on berms or benches shall not be permit-
ted to accumulate so that a worker on a lower bench
is endangered.
89. A worker barring loose rock, or scaling or
cleaning on a face of a surface mine shall use and
wear a fall-arrest svstem.
90. — (1) An employer shall provide personal pro-
tective equipment, shield, appliance or other device
where a worker is exposed to the hazard of being
burned by molten materials.
(2) An employer shall require a worker to use or
wear personal protective equipment, shield,
appliance or other device provided by the employer
where the worker is exposed to the hazard of being
burned bv molten material.
91. — (1) Precautions shall be taken to prevent
contact between molten material and damp surfaces,
rusty surfaces, cold surfaces, moisture, water, or
other substance where such contact may cause an
explosion, and where such explosion may endanger a
worker.
(2) Precautions shall be taken to prevent spillage
of molten material from a ladle, slag pot or similar
vessel where such spillage may endanger a worker.
(3) A ladle, slag pot or similar vessel shall be
examined immediately before use and, if found to be
defective or contaminated by a substance which may
cause an explosion, shall not be used for molten
material.
92. — (1) Where a worker is required to go above
the casting floor level of an operating blast furnace
the worker shall notify a supervisor.
(2) When a worker is above the casting floor level
of an operating blast furnace, a second competent
ker shall,
(a) be in attendance to render assistance to the
worker; and
(b) remain in a safe place until such assistance
is required.
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93. A suitable working platform shall be provided
on the bustle pipe of a blast furnace.
94. A system of communication shall be provided
and maintained between all dangerous work places
of a blast furnace, including the blast furnace top
structure, and
(a) the cast house;
(b) the skip operators room; and
(<") every other place where workers are con-
tinuously on duty.
95. A ladderway or stairway shall be provided
from the foundation to the top of a blast furnace.
96. When a blast furnace is hanging no worker or
other person shall be, or be permitted to be. above
the level of the casting floor.
97. Where a major repair is to be carried out at
the top structure of a blast furnace that requires the
blast furnace to be shut down,
(a) the blast furnace area shall be cleared of
workers other than those carrying out the
repair; and
(b) the major repair area shall be tested for
gases likely to endanger the health and
safety of a worker before the repair is
commenced and during the earning out of
the repair.
PART V
HAULAGE
98. When in use. a motor vehicle running on
rails, other than a standard gauge railroad, shall,
(a) be in safe working condition;
(b) have brakes that will stop and hold the
vehicle or cars under full load condition;
(c ) have headlights;
(d) have an audible warning system that shall
be sounded,
(i) where a worker may be endangered
by the movement of the vehicle and
cars, if any. or
(ii) whenever the vehicle and cars, if any,
are about to move underground or in
an enclosed building;
(e) be provided, where possible, with a fixed seat
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if) have a guard that will provide protection for
the operator from collision or other impact;
(g) when manually operated, be operated only
when the operator is in the proper position at
the controls;
(h) when operated by remote control or by an
automated system, be so arranged that in the
event of failure of part of the control or sys-
tem, the vehicle and cars, if any, will be
brought to a stop immediately;
(i) when left unattended, have,
(i) the control placed in the parking posi-
tion, and
(ii) the brake fully applied; and
(j) when electrically powered by storage battery
or from a trolley wire, have control levers so
arranged that they cannot be removed acci-
dentally when the power is on.
99. Except when used in areas where natural or
artificial lighting provides good visibility, a train shall
have a tail light on the last car.
100. — (1) When in use, a motor vehicle, other than a
motor vehicle running on rails, shall,
(a) be in safe working condition;
(b) have brakes which will stop and hold the
vehicle under full load conditions on all
operating grades;
(c) subject to subsection 2, have headlights and
tail lights;
(d) except when other suitable means of warning
or protection are employed, have,
(i) an audible warning system that shall
be sounded,
a. where a worker may be
endangered by the movement
of the motor vehicle, and
b. whenever the motor vehicle is
about to move underground or
in an enclosed building, and
(ii) subject to subsection 3, a warning
device that will sound when the
vehicle is operated in reverse, and
(iii) subject to subsection 3, a rear view
mirror;
(e) where,
(i) equipped with power-assisted steer-
ing, and
(ii) operated on surface,
have a system such that in the event of a
failure of the power-assistance element of the
system, the vehicle can be held on course by
the steering until the vehicle is stopped;
If) except for purposes of training or testing, be
operated only by a competent operator;
(g) be provided, where practical, with a fixed seat
for the operator;
(h) when manually operated, be operated only
when the operator is in a proper position at the
controls;
(i) where operated by remote control or by an
automated system, be so arranged that in the
event of the failure of part of the control or
system, the vehicle will be brought to a stop;
0) when left unattended, have,
(i) the control placed in the parking posi-
tion,
(ii) the brake fully applied, and
(iii) on a slope, the wheels blocked;
(k) when used in an underground mine, have
lights or reflectors that show the width of the
vehicle to a person in the path of its direction
of travel;
(/) where the motor vehicle is to be operated in
reverse and the operator or another person
may be endangered thereby, be operated only
when another worker is stationed to direct
and warn the operator of any hazard to him-
self or another person; and
(m) be equipped with a Type ABC fire extin-
guisher.
(2) In areas where natural or artificial lighting is
adequate to enable the operator to have a clear view of
the areas and persons, a motor vehicle may be operated
without headlights or tail lights.
(3) Where a motor vehicle is designed to be operated
bi-directionally and the operator has a clear view in
both directions, the motor vehicle may be operated
without the warning device required by subclause ii of
clause d of subsection 1 and the rear view mirror
required by subclause iii of the said clause d.
101. — (1) Where a motor vehicle is operated on a
grade or ramp, traffic control procedures shall be
established including provision for the control of
emergency situations.
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(2) Where a motor vehicle is disabled or parked in
the travelled portion of a roadway, a warning to
approaching traffic shall be provided by.
(a) flashing lights;
(b) flares;
(r) reflectors;
(d) lamps; or
(e) a worker suitably equipped to be readily seen,
who directs traffic approaching the area.
(3) In the operation of a motor vehicle in an under-
ground mine,
(a) the maximum load to be carried;
(b) the maximum speed; and
if) the gear selection to be used,
on a grade or ramp shall be established and made
known to the operator by the supervisor in charge of the
mine.
(4) Before ascending or descending a main access
ramp, the operator of a motor vehicle shall.
(a) fully engage the forward-reverse lever;
{b) select the proper gear; and
(c) test the service and emergency brakes.
102. — ill Where practical, a motor vehicle shall
earn wheel chocks.
(2) Wheel chocks shall be used to block movement
when a motor vehicle is left unattended on a slope or is
being maintained or repaired.
(3) Whenever work is to be performed on a rubber
tire with a split rim wheel, a device shall be used to
prevent injury to a worker.
(4) The device mentioned in subsection 2 is not
required when topping off the air pressure in the tire.
103. — (1) When the controls are left unattended.
(a) the bucket of a front-end loader, backhoe or
other excavating machine;
{b) the blade of a bulldozer; or
(f ) the load of a fork-lift truck, mobile crane or
other hoisting machine.
shall be in the lowered position or adequately sup-
ported.
(2) Any part of a motor vehicle or other equip-
ment, including the blade or bucket or dump box of
a truck, the lowering of which may endanger a
worker, shall be blocked so as to prevent its lower-
ing accidentally.
(3) A crane or other hoisting machine shall be
operated in such a way that no part of its load will
pass over a person, other than a worker receiving
the load and a worker receiving a load shall, so far
as is practicable, position himself so that the load
does not pass over him.
(4) A shovel, backhoe or similar excavating
machine shall be operated in such a way that no
part of its load will pass over a person.
(5) Where an operator may be endangered during
the loading of a vehicle, he shall vacate the vehicle.
104. — (1) A rail track switch in which a person's
foot may become trapped shall have guards at the
frog and switch point to effectively protect against
the hazard.
(2) Rail tracks in use shall be in good working
condition.
105. — (1) Vehicles being used for transporting
workers shall.
(a) be provided with suitable seats or other
facilities;
(b) be limited to a maximum number of pas-
sengers, which number shall be posted in or
on the vehicle; and
(r) when enclosed, be equipped with an
emergency exit.
(2) Whenever the face of an inclined tunnel in a
mine exceeds a vertical depth of 100 metres without
intermediate access to the tunnel from a shaft with
man hoisting facilities, a vehicle shall be provided to
transport workers down and up the tunnel.
(3) Except for training purposes, only those work-
ers authorized and required to handle the load shall
ride on a vehicle that is transporting,
(a) explosives;
ib) steel or timber; or
(c ) heavy equipment.
(4) The load on a vehicle shall be adequately sec-
ured.
(5) A worker may earn personal hand tools or
equipment on a vehicle when,
(a) the vehicle is not crowded;
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(b) the tools and equipment are properly pro-
tected by guards; or
(f) the tools or equipment are isolated in sepa-
rate containers.
(6) The maximum speed and the maximum load
of a vehicle transporting workers or a service vehicle
shall be posted on the vehicle in a conspicuous loca-
tion.
106. — (1) Subject to subsections 2 and 3, a
haulageway for a motor vehicle running on rails in
an underground mine shall have,
(a) a walkway on one side so that there is at
least 600 millimetres clearance between the
sides of the haulageway and the motor
vehicle running on rails or the train; or
(b) safety stations as prescribed in section 109
at intervals not exceeding 30 metres.
(2) Where a motor vehicle running on rails travels
at more than 10 kilometres per hour,
(a) the clearance prescribed in clause a of sub-
section 1 shall be at least 1,200 millimetres;
(b) pedestrian traffic shall be restricted to
designated periods during which no motor
vehicle running on rails shall be used in the
haulageway; or
(c) safety stations as prescribed in section 109
at intervals not exceeding 30 metres shall
be provided.
(3) Subsection 1 does not apply to any haulageway
which was driven prior to the date this Regulation
comes into force if the haulageway complies with
section 245 of Part IX of The Mining Act being
chapter 2 74 of Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1970 as
it read on the 30th day of September, 1979.
107. A haulageway used by motor vehicles, other
than motor vehicles running on rails, shall,
(a) except where pedestrian traffic is effectively
prevented, be at least 1.5 metres wider
than the maximum width of a motor
vehicle using the haulageway; and
{b) where it is regularly used by pedestrians
and it is less than 2 metres wider than the
maximum width of a motor vehicle using
the haulageway, have safety stations as
prescribed in section 109 at intervals not
exceeding 30 metres.
108. Except in an underground mine with a low
clearance roof in which equipment designed to be
operated therein is used, a haulageway used by a
motor vehicle shall have sufficient clearance below
the roof, support or overhead installations to enable
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the operator of a motor vehicle to sit erect at all
times.
109. A safety station shall consist of a recess in
the wall of a haulageway which shall be,
(a) at least,
(i) 0.6 metre in depth, in addition to
any existing clearance between the
vehicle and the wall,
(ii) 2 metres in height, and
(iii) 1.5 metres in length;
(b) plainly marked; and
(r) clean and free of obstruction.
110. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, where the view of
rail traffic at railway tracks on surface is obstructed in
one or both directions, guardrails shall be placed at the
approach to the tracks.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply where,
(a) restricted clearance makes guardrails
impracticable; and
(b) a warning signal which automatically func-
tions at the approach of a locomotive or train
gives a warning signal that is both audible and
visible; or
(c) a worker is guarding the approach.
111. — (1) Haulage roads on surface shall be
designed, constructed and maintained to,
(a) minimize hazards from the slipping or skid-
ding of vehicles;
(b) enable vehicles to pass each other safely; and
(r ) avoid steep grades wherever practical.
(2) The open side of a ramp haulage road in a surface
mine shall be provided with a suitable protective bar-
rier.
(3) Every haulage road on surface shall be kept in
good repair.
112. — (1) Where, on surface at a mine or mining
plant, the clearance between the sides of a train or
motor vehicle and the wall of a building or other struc-
ture is less than 500 millimetres, the location shall be
plainly marked showing the danger.
(2) Where the operator may be exposed to overhead
hazards on surface at a mine or mining plant, a cab,
screen or other adequate overhead protection shall be
provided on,
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(a) a power-driven crane, shovel or similar
machine;
(ft) a fork-lift truck; and
(r) a front-end loader or other excavating
machine.
1 13. — ( 1) Where material is dumped from a vehicle
over a bank or bench, a bumper block or a ridge of
material shall be provided to act as an effective
stopblock.
(2) Material shall not be dumped from a vehicle over
a bank or bench where the ground at the dumping place
may fail to support the weight of a loaded vehicle.
1 14. — ( 1) The brakes on motor vehicles operatingon
ramps shall consist of,
(a) a service braking system;
(ft) an emergency stopping system; and
(c ) a parking system.
(2) Each such system shall be capable of being.
(a) tested independently; and
(b) readily applied by a worker seated in the
driver's seat.
(3) A service braking system may consist of a hyd-
raulic pump motor drive system.
(4) The capacity of retarders shall not be considered
in determining the capacity of the braking system pre-
scribed in subsection 1.
(5) The service braking system and the emergency
stopping system shall be capable of safely stopping a
vehicle while free wheeling under its,
(a) maximum authorized load; and
(ft) maximum authorized speed,
while proceeding on maximum grade in its area of
operation.
(6) The parking brake system shall be capable of
holding the vehicle stationary under conditions of its
maximum authorized load when on the maximum
grade in its area of operation.
(7) Devices shall be installed in units using torque
converters or stored energy brake systems which shall.
(a) cause the emergency system to apply on a
preset drop in pressure; and
(b) warn the operator of the impending applica-
tion of the emergency stopping system.
(8) Where components for applying the service
brakes and emergency brakes are common, they shall
be arranged so that any failure in a common component
does not reduce the capability of either system to stop
the vehicle safely.
(9) Before being put into service, tests shall be con-
ducted on a newly acquired vehicle for the proper oper-
ation of the,
(a) service brakes;
(ft) emergency brakes;
(c) parking brakes;
(d) steering;
(e) warning devices; and
if) lighting.
(10) A record of such tests shall be signed by a com-
petent worker and kept for each such vehicle.
(11) A procedure of maintenance practice for each
vehicle shall be adopted which will,
(a) provide a schedule for short and long term
routine maintenance;
(ft) itemize the work to be done during each
scheduled maintenance program;
(c ) itemize the tests to be carried out at the con-
clusion of each scheduled maintenance pro-
gram; and
(d) record the maintenance and tests that have
been carried out.
115. — (1) A service garage or fuelling station in an
underground mine shall,
(a) be designed and protected to prevent inad-
vertent entry- of an uncontrolled motor
vehicle;
(ft) be located so that in the event of a fire or
explosion in the garage or station there will be
a minimum effect on working areas of the
mine or on underground installations includ-
ing shafts, power magazines, refuge stations,
transformer installations and other installa-
tions;
(c) have a concrete floor without service pits in
the floor; and
id) be equipped with a system to contain spills of
oil and grease.
(2) A service garage shall accommodate the longest
and widest vehicle that will use the station with
adequate clearance to permit safe performance of all
work therein.
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(3) A fuelling station shall be established before a
heading has advanced 250 metres from the ramp or
shaft unless vehicles can be fuelled at another fuelling
station.
(4) A fuelling station shall be separate from a service
garage.
(5) A vehicle shall be fuelled where practicable at a
fuelling station.
(6) Where a mobile fuelling supply tank is used the
tank shall be clearly labelled with "No Smoking" signs.
(7) Any spillage of oil or fuel shall be taken up at
once, deposited in a fireproof receptacle and removed
from the mine without undue delay.
PART VI
EXPLOSIVES
116. Where an explosive is used in an underground
mine,
(a) it shall be of Fume Class 1 rating as estab-
lished by the Explosives Branch of the
Department of Energy, Mines and Resources,
Canada; or
(b) if other than of Fume Class 1 rating, a proce-
dure shall be prepared and adopted by the
supervisor in charge of the mine, to ensure
that no worker is exposed to fumes that
endanger his health or safety.
117. — (1) Explosives stored or kept at a mine or
mining plant shall be used only for the purpose of the
mine or mining plant and if not so used, returned to the
supplier of the explosives.
(2) Smoking shall not be permitted and no fire or
naked flame shall be taken,
(a) within a magazine; or
(b) within 8 metres of any explosive.
(3) Any careless act of placing or handling explosive
shall be,
(a) reported forthwith to a supervisor in charge of
the work place;
(b) investigated by the supervisor; and
(c) reported forthwith by the supervisor to an
inspector.
(4) No explosive shall be used to blast or break up
ore, salamander or other material where, by reason of
its heated condition, there is any danger or risk of
premature explosion of the charge.
(5) When operations at a mine are discontinued, or
are suspended for a period of more than three months,
(a) all explosives shall be disposed of in a safe
manner; and
(b) all magazine licences shall be returned to an
inspector.
118. — (1) Explosives kept or stored on the surface
shall be kept or stored in a licensed magazine,
(a) constructed in conformity with the Standards
for Blasting Explosive Magazines, estab-
lished under the Explosives Act (Canada);
(b) situated so that the accidental explosion of its
contents is not likely to cause injury to persons
or damage to,
(i) other buildings, and
(ii) electrical installations or supply lines;
(r ) protected by a fire break;
(d) protected against lightning;
(e) conspicuously marked by "DANGER —
EXPLOSIVES" signs posted beside the road
approaches to the magazine; and
{/) in accordance with the requirements set out in
the licence for the magazine.
(2) An application for a licence for a magazine on the
surface shall be made in writing to an engineer of the
Ministry' and shall be accompanied by plans and
specifications showing the design and proposed location
of the magazine and of all buildings or structures
located on the site and on the lands adjacent thereto.
119. — (1) Explosives in an underground mine shall
be kept or stored in a magazine but where less than 160
kilograms of explosives are kept or stored in the under-
ground mine they may be kept or stored in suitable
storage containers at locations removed from drilling
and blasting operations.
(2) A magazine in an underground mine shall be
licensed if it is being used to keep or store,
(a) more than 1,360 kilograms of explosives; or
(b) the necessary supply of explosives for more
than five working days.
(3) An application for a licence for a magazine in an
underground mine shall be made in writing to an
engineer of the Ministry and shall be accompanied by
plans and specifications showing the design and pro-
posed location of the magazine.
(4) Explosives kept or stored in a licensed magazine
in an underground mine shall be kept or stored in
accordance with the requirements set out in the licence.
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(5) Notwithstanding subsection 1. where long hole
blasts or similar blasting operations are being carried on
in an underground mine, such quantities of explosives
as can be loaded in a twenty-four hour period together
with an amount that may be necessary to maintain that
supply may be kept in a suitable storage place that is not
a magazine.
(6) Licences for magazines on the surface or in an
underground mine issued under Part IX of The Mining
Act , being chapter 274 of Revised Statutes of Ontario.
1970 prior to the 1st day of October, 1979 are continued
in force as if issued under this Regulation.
120. A magazine or storage container in an under-
ground mine shall be,
(a) located at least 60 metres from a,
(i) shaft.
(ii) hoist room,
(iii) main access ramp,
(iv) refuge station, or
(v) transformer vault;
(b) located so that there is no possibility of a
vehicle colliding with a storage container;
(c ) located so that in case of fire in the mine the
explosives are not likely to become over-
heated; and
id) conspicuously marked by a "DANGER —
EXPLOSIVES" sign or signs.
121. — (1) A licensed magazine shall be,
{a ) under the control and direction of a competent
person;
(b) kept securely locked at all times when the
competent person referred to in clause a is not
present.
( 2 ) A record for every licensed magazine shall be kept
of explosive received and issued showing.
(a) the date of receipt or issue;
(b) the quantity and type of explosive received or
issued; and
(c) the particular work place to which the explo-
sive is issued.
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(3) A weekly inspection of all storage containers and
magazines shall be carried out by a competent person
who shall report in writing to a supervisor as to the
conditions and the quantities stored therein.
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(4) Reports required by subsection 3 shall be kept for
a period of at least six months.
122. — (1) Even, magazine and even.' storage con-
tainer shall be kept clean, dry and free from grit at all
times.
(2) The floors and shelves of a magazine where
nitroglycerine explosives are kept shall be treated
with a neutralizing agent to remove any traces of
nitroglycerine.
(3) When explosive is issued or removed from a
magazine, the explosive longest in the magazine, if not
defective, shall be used first.
(4) Explosive which is defective shall be disposed of
in a safe manner.
(5) Unused explosive shall not be left in or about any
working place but shall be returned to storage.
(6) Detonators and capped fuse shall be stored in a
separate, suitable, closed storage container located at
least 8 metres from any other explosive.
(7) Explosive shall not be heated above the ambient
temperature of its storage place.
123. Where, in a magazine or a storage place, elec-
tric fixtures or wiring are installed or used,
(a) wiring shall consist of,
(i) moisture-proof armoured cable, or
(ii) rigid conduit with water-tight joints;
(b) lighting fixtures shall have dust-tight enclo-
sures;
(f ) heaters shall,
(i) operate at a low surface temperature,
(ii) be of a type suitable for an explosive
environment, and
(iii) be protected against operating in
excess of 125 per cent of capacity;
(d) lighting circuits shall be protected against
operating in excess of 10 amperes;
(e) switches and protective devices shall be
located outside the magazine or placed in a
fire-resistant enclosure;
(/) metal parts shall be bonded and grounded;
and
(g) the electric system shall be protected against a
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124. A motor vehicle when transporting explosives
on the surface at a mine or plant shall,
(a) be kept in sound mechanical condition;
(b) be conspicuously marked by red signals or
flags easily visible from front, rear and both
sides;
(f ) have all metal parts that could come in contact
with containers of explosives covered with
wood, tarpaulin or similar non-sparking mat-
erial;
(d) not be used to transport other goods or mat-
erials at the same time as explosives are being
transported;
(e) be equipped with a type ABC fire extin-
guisher;
if) not be loaded in excess of its rated carrying
capacity;
(g) have explosives secured or fastened so as to
prevent any part of the load from becoming
dislodged;
(h) transport detonators with other explosives
only if the detonators are,
(i) in a suitable container in a separated
compartment, and
(ii) 5,000 or less in number;
(i) be attended at all times; and
(j) carry only those persons necessary for hand-
ling explosives.
125. — (1) Except as provided for in subsection 2,
explosives transported at a mine shall,
(a) be in suitable closed containers;
(b) have detonators, blasting caps and capped
fuses kept separate from other explosives.
(2) Capped fuses may be transported with other
explosives without placing them in a container if they
are kept separate from other explosives.
(3) Primers shall be made up,
(a) as near to their point of use as is practicable;
and
(b) only in sufficient numbers for the immediate
work in hand.
(4) Made-up primers shall be transported,
(a) in separate, suitable, closed containers con-
spicuously marked with the words
"DANGER— EXPLOSIVES"; and
(b) in a separate vehicle or conveyance from other
explosives.
126. — (1) When transporting explosives in a shaft
conveyance the worker in charge of the operation shall
give or cause to be given notice of the operation to the
deckman and hoistman.
(2) No worker shall,
(a) place in;
(b) have while in; or
(c) take out of,
a shaft conveyance any explosive except under the
immediate supervision of a worker authorized for the
purpose by a supervisor.
(3) No other material shall be transported with ex-
plosives in a shaft conveyance.
127. — (1) Explosives shall be removed without
delay from,
(a) near the shaft collar;
(b) other entrances to the underground workings;
and
(c) a shaft station.
(2) Explosives underground shall be transported
from a magazine to other magazines or place of use,
(a) without delay; and
(b) by the most direct and safe route.
128. — (1) Where explosives are transported
underground by means of a motor vehicle or a train,
(a) the speed of the vehicle or train shall not
exceed 10 kilometres per hour; and
(b) specific arrangements for the right of way
of the vehicle or train shall be made before
the vehicle or train is put in motion.
(2) Where explosives are transported underground
by means of a train,
(a) the motor vehicle running on rails shall be
maintained on the forward end of the train
unless a worker walks in front of the train
to effectively guard it;
(b) a car carrying explosives shall be separated
from the motor vehicle by an empty car or
spacer of equivalent length;
(c) no explosives shall be carried on the motor
vehicle; and
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(d) every car earning explosives shall be pro-
tected from contact with a trolley wire.
(3) Where a motor vehicle, other than a motor
vehicle running on rails, is used for the transporta-
tion of explosives underground in a mine, the
requirements of section 124, except clauses b and c ,
apply with necessary modifications.
129. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, before drilling
or sampling is commenced in a working place in a
mine, the exposed faces shall be,
(a) washed with water; and
ib) carefully examined for misfires, cut-off
holes and remnants of blasted holes.
(2) In gypsum mines and in mines containing sol-
uble minerals and salts where water cannot be used,
(a) an alternate method shall be used for
checking each face for misfires and cut-off
holes; and
(b) a written procedure detailing the method
shall be prepared and followed.
(3) Where practical, after the face has been check-
ed all remnants of blasted holes shall be conspicu-
ously marked by,
(a) a ring of contrasting paint or crayon; and
{b) inserting sticks or plugs into the holes for
lifter remnants in a heading.
(4) No drilling or sampling shall be done in a
mine within 160 millimetres of any hole that has
been blasted or any remnant of such hole.
(5) Xo drilling or sampling shall be done in a
mine within 1.5 metres of any hole containing explo-
sives.
(6) No development heading shall be abandoned
or work therein discontinued until.
(a) the material broken at the firing of the last
round has been cleared from the face; and
{b) the whole face of the heading examined for
explosives in misfires or remnants of holes.
130. — (1) Subject to subsection 2. any explosive
charge that has misfired or cut off,
(a) shall not be withdrawn; and
(ft) shall be blasted without undue delay at a
safe and suitable time.
(2) Except for nitroglycerine sensitized explosives,
water soluble explosives may be washed out of the
hole by means of an approved device.
(3) When a worker fires any charges he shall,
where possible, count the number of shots and if a
misfire is suspected shall report it to his supervisor.
(4) Where at the end of a shift a misfire is sus-
pected, or if a misfire has been reblasted and it has
not been checked, such fact, together with the loca-
tion of the hole, shall be recorded in the shift log.
131. — (1) Drill holes shall be of sufficient size to
admit the free insertion to the bottom of the hole of
a cartridge of explosive or a loading hose.
(2) Before charging a hole with explosives, the
hole shall be cleared of all obstructions.
132. — (1) Drilling or undercutting and charging
operations at a mine shall not be carried on simul-
taneously.
(a) on the same face above or below each
other; or
(b) within 8 metres horizontal distance of each
other.
(2) In charging holes for blasting, no iron or steel
tool or rod shall be used.
(3) No iron or steel tool shall be used in any hole
containing explosive.
(4) Drill holes charged with explosives shall.
(a) have a properly prepared detonating agent
placed in the charge;
(6) be fired in their proper sequence;
(r) when loaded in one loading operation, be
blasted in one blasting operation, except
where a procedure for doing otherwise has
been prepared and adopted by the super-
visor in charge of the mine; and
(rf) when primed, not be left unfired, but shall
be fired at the time for blasting required by
the supervisor in charge of the mine.
(5) Except when blasting electrically or when only
one charge is to be fired, there shall be at least two
workers present at a blasting operation.
(6) Except when the blasting operation is conducted
on surface in daylight or under artificial light, every
worker engaged in a blasting operation shall earn, a
light.
(7) Where detonating cord is used,
(a) loading shall be completed in all holes; and
(b) all equipment not required for the loading
operation shall be removed from the blast site
before,
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(i) cords are interconnected between
holes or attached to trunk line circuits,
and
(ii) delay devices or initiating detonators
are attached to trunk line circuits.
133. Where holes are loaded pneumatically with
explosives,
(a) only semi-conductive hoses manufactured for
such purpose shall be used;
(b) pneumatic loading equipment shall not be
grounded directly to pipes, rails or other
similar continuous conductors; and
(c) where electrical blasting caps are used,
(i) no plastic or other non-conducting lin-
ers shall be used, and
(ii) the cap shall not be placed in the hole
until the pneumatic loading of the hole
has been completed, except where a
procedure for doing otherwise has
been prepared and adopted by the
supervisor in charge of the mine.
134. — (1) Before blasting,
(a) guards shall be placed to prevent inadvertent
access at all entrances or approaches to the
place where,
(i) the blasting is to take place,
(ii) the safety of persons may be
endangered by the blasting, or
(iii) a diamond drill hole intersection may
connect with the blast;
(b) the worker doing the blasting shall,
(i) give or cause to be given due warning
in every direction by shouting "FIRE",
or give warning of a primary blast by
siren where the extent of the operation
makes shouting ineffective,
(ii) satisfy himself that all persons have
left the work place or the vicinity
except those required to assist him in
blasting and guarding, and y
(iii) take necessary precautions to ensure
that all areas of the mine to be affected
by the blasting operation are vacated.
(2) In surface mines,
(a) the warning of a primary blast by siren shall
be given,
(i) at least five minutes prior to the blast,
and
(ii) again at one minute prior to the blast;
(b) where it is necessary to stop traffic on a public
road,
(i) signs shall be posted to warn traffic of
the impending blast, and
(ii) guards equipped with suitable red
flags shall be posted to stop traffic
prior to the blast;
(c) an all-clear signal shall be sounded after all
danger from the blast has passed; and
(d) where a worker is required near the blast area,
blasting shelters shall be provided.
(3) Where contiguous or adjacent claims or mines are
being worked, and there is disagreement as to the time
of setting off blasts, an owner or employer may appeal
to an engineer of the Ministry, who shall decide upon
the time at which blasting operations thereon may be
performed.
135. A competent person shall be appointed to be in
charge of blasting at a surface mine or mines.
136. The competent person in charge of the blast at a
surface mine shall keep a record of each primary blast
signed by him recording,
(a) the date, time and location of the blast;
(b) the burden, spacing, depth and number of
holes blasted;
(c ) the weight of explosives, and the length of top
stemming and firing delay detonators used in
respect of each hole;
(d) the weight of explosives used per estimated
tonne broken;
(e) the wind direction and velocity at the time of
the blast; and
(f) the atmospheric conditions, whether clear or
overcast.
137. A vehicle shall not be driven, parked or located
over or under loaded holes except where a procedure for
doing so has been prepared and adopted by the super-
visor in charge of the mine.
138. Before a connection is made between two
underground working places,
(a) an examination shall be made of the workings
towards which the active working is advanc-
ing, where practicable, to determine that the
work can proceed in a safe manner; and
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(b) when the distance between the working places
is less than,
(i) twice the length of the longest drill
steel used, or
(ii) a minimum of 5 metres from the bot-
tom of the longest hole,
all approaches to both working places shall be
guarded before blasdng.
139. Where safety fuse is used in any blasting oper-
ation,
(a) no fuse shorter than 1 metre shall be used;
(b) no fuse shall be lighted at a point closer than 1
metre from the capped end;
(c) capped fuses shall be supplied in standard
lengths;
(d) the uncapped ends of fuses of the same length
shall be identified;
(e) where more than one charge is to be fired,
each fuse connected to a charge shall be light-
ed by a suitable and reliable timing device;
and
(f) where igniter cord is used, no connections
shall be made to fuses until all holes are
loaded.
140. — (1) Subject to subsections 4 and 5, a person
shall not return to a work place affected by a blast-
ing operation until the minimum periods of time pre-
scribed in subsections 2 and 3 have elapsed.
(2) Where safety fuses are used, the minimum
period of time is the number of minutes calculated
from the time when the last shot is heard by multi-
plying the length of the longest fuse used in the blast
by seven for the length measured in metres.
(3) Where electrically fired delay acdon detonators
are used and a shot is heard, the minimum period of
time is ten minutes from the time when the blasdng
circuit is closed.
(4) Where electrically fired delay acdon detonators
are used and no shot is heard, no person shall return
to the work place affected by the blasting operation
undl the worker doing the blasting has,
(a) disconnected the lead wires from the power
source and short-circuited them; and
(b) where a blasting switch is employed, locked
it in the open position.
(5) In the case of a suspected misfire, thirty
minutes shall elapse from the time when the last shot
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the blast.
(6) When a misfired hole, that contains or might
contain an old fuse or primer, is reblasted, the dme
that shall elapse before a person returns to the work
place affected by the blasting operation shall be at
least thirty minutes from.
(a) the time of lighdng the fuse; or
(b) where more than one shot is involved, from
the dme the last shot is heard.
141. — (1) Blasdng in a shaft, shaft station or
other workings being driven from a shaft shall be
done by means of electricity.
(a) after the first 3 metres of advance has been
made in the shaft; and
(b) undl such dme as the permanent timbers
and ladders have reached the level upon
which blasting is being done.
(2) Blasdng in a raise, where free escape is not
readily available, shall be done by means of electric-
itv from a safe location outside the raise.
142. When blasdng by means of electricity,
(a) where balanced circuits are required, each
circuit shall be tested before firing with a
suitable galvanometer or other similar suit-
able instrument:
(6) where electric blasting caps are used,
(i) the protective shunt shall not be
removed from the leg wire until
connecdons are made,
(ii) the leg wire shall not be shortened to
less than 1 metre.
(iii) the firing cables leading to the face
or faces shall be short-circuited while
the leads from the blasdng caps are
being connected to each other and to
the firing cables.
(iv) the short-circuit prescribed in sub-
clause iii shall not be removed until
all workers have left the work places
to be affected by the blasting opera-
tion, and
(v) the short-circuit prescribed in sub-
clause iii shall be located so that a
premature explosion will be harmless
to the worker opening the short-cir-
cuit; and
(c) before any person returns to the work place
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(i) the firing cables shall be removed
from the battery, blasting machine
or other source of electricity and
shall be short-circuited, and
(ii) the blasting switch shall be locked in
the open position.
143. — (1) Where the source of current is a port-
able direct current battery or blasting machine the
firing cables or wires shall,
(a) not be connected to the source of current
until,
(i) the work place to be affected by the
blasting operation has been cleared
of persons, and
(ii) immediately prior to blasting; and
(b) be disconnected and short-circuited
immediately after the blast has been fired.
(2) A blasting machine shall,
(a) be of a type and design specifically man-
ufactured for the purpose;
(b) be kept in good mechanical and electrical
condition;
(c) be tested regularly using methods specified
by the manufacturer;
(d) be tested before any blasts which may
require the maximum output of the
machine;
(e) be clearly marked with the capacity of the
machine; and
(/) not be used in excess of its rated capacity.
144. Blasting cables and blasting wires shall,
(a) be distinguished from other cables and
wires;
(b) be used for blasting purposes only; and
(c) not come into contact with,
(i) detonating cords,
(ii) power, lighting or communication
cables, or
(iii) pipes, rails or other continuous metal
grounded circuits.
145. — (1) When a common electrical source is
used to fire blasts in more than one work place pro-
vision shall be made for,
(a) the continued shorting of the blasting
cables;
(b) a three-way switch for each individual
blasting circuit which can be locked in
either the shorted or closed position to pro-
vide for,
(i) shorting of the circuit,
(ii) energizing of the circuit, and
(iii) testing of the circuit;
(c) identification of blasting cables and
switches; and
(d) a written blasting procedure setting forth,
(i) the method of connecting the blast-
ing wires to the electrical supply,
(ii) the evacuation of all workers from
the area of the blast, and
(iii) the method of testing the system to
ensure that the proper connections
have been made.
(2) The written blasting procedure shall be fol-
lowed.
146. — (1) Circuits from a source other than from a
portable hand-operated device used for blasting shall
be,
(a) from an isolated, ungrounded power source;
and
(b) used for blasting only.
(2) A blasting device shall,
(a) be designed for the purpose;
(b) be kept in good mechanical and electrical
condition;
(c) be constructed so that it automatically opens
the circuit by gravity to short-circuit the
blasting conductor;
(d) have the live side enclosed within a fixed box
with a door,
(i) which can be locked and unlocked only
by the worker doing the blasting, and
(ii) so arranged that the door cannot be
closed unless the contacts of the firing
circuit are in the opened and shorted
position; and
(c) where the power source exceeds 300 volts be
electromagnetically operated.
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147. — (1) No electrical blasting circuit connections
shall be made on or near to surface or in or near to a
shaft during an electrical storm in the vicinity.
(2) No radio transmitter shall be operated within 20
metres of an area where electric blasting operations are
about to be carried out.
PART VII
ELECTRICAL
148. — (1) Electrical installations and equipment
shall meet the standards set out in CSA Standard
C22. 1-1975 The Canadian Electrical Code, Part /,
"Safety Standards for Electrical Installations", except
as otherwise prescribed by this Regulation.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection 1, Part V of The
Canadian Electrical Code does not apply to electrical
installations and equipment in mines.
(3) The quantity and trade name of any liquid insul-
ant or coolant when in excess of 1 litre shall be shown on
the name plate of the electrical equipment in which it is
contained.
(4) A person that is competent in the electrical trade
shall be appointed to be in charge of electrical equip-
ment.
149. An inspector shall be notified of any intent to
make,
(a) a major electrical installation including the
installation of any oil filled transformer in an
underground mine;
(b) an installation of a radio-frequency transmit-
ter;
(c) a major telephone installation; or
id) a major alteration or addition to existing elec-
trical, radio-frequency or telephone installa-
tions.
150. Wiring that is out of service or damaged shall
be disconnected and.
(a) removed; or
(b) when left in place, have any bare conductors
capped.
151. Temporary electrical installations may vary
from the requirements prescribed for the protection of
electrical equipment to provide emergency electrical
sen ice only for the period of the emergency if the varia-
tion affords protection equal to or greater than the
requirements prescribed.
152. — ( 1) Electrical work shall not be performed on
live equipment except where,
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(a) live line techniques are used;
(b) approved live line equipment is used;
(c) no hazard from explosive or flammable mat-
erials exists; and
(d) all necessary precautions to work safely are
taken.
(2) Except as provided for in subsection 1, no object
shall be brought closer than the distance specified in
Column 2 of the following Table to an exposed, ener-
gized overhead electric supply line of the voltage
specified in Column 1:
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Voltage of Powerline
Minimum
Distance
300 to 150,000 volts
150,000 to 250,000 volts
Over 250,000 volts
3 metres
4.5 metres
6 metres
(3) Precautions to guard workers against injury by
moving or energized parts shall be taken before main-
tenance, repair or adjustment work is performed on a
machine that is energized.
(4) No energized bare part of electrical equipment
shall be permitted within 1.5 metres horizontally or 2.5
metres vertically of a landing or walkway.
(5) Machines that have movable or extendable
booms shall not be operated in close proximity to ener-
gized electrical supply lines unless.
(a) the operator of the machine has been
authorized to perform such work; and
(b) there is a clearance between any part of the
machine and the energized line that is more
than the greater of,
(i) one half the maximum horizontal
reach of the boom, or
(ii) the distance determined under subsec-
tion 2;
(c) the lines are disconnected and grounded;
(d) the machine is a railroad crane operating on
railroad tracks and the supply line is energized
to less than 750 volts direct current; or
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(e) the supply lines are guarded against contact
by any part of the machine or its load.
153. — (1) All switches controlling electrical equip-
ment or lines shall be locked and tagged in the open
position while work is being done on the equipment or
lines but the locking device may be omitted where,
(a) the locking device in itself creates a hazard
due to a switch design; or
(b) circuit breakers or fuses for voltages of less
than 150 volts to ground are not equipped
with a means of locking.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection 1, locking and
tagging is not required where live work is permitted
by subsection 1 of section 152.
(3) A tag required by subsection 1 shall,
(a) be secured to prevent its inadvertent
removal;
(ft) state the reason the switch is opened;
(c) show the name of the person responsible for
opening the switch; and
(d) show the date on which the switch was
opened.
(4) Tags on electrical equipment shall be of non-
conducting materials.
154. A portable ladder which has metal or metal
reinforced side rails shall not be,
(a) stored in or about electrical equipment
having energized and exposed parts; or
(b) used about electrical equipment having
energized exposed parts.
155. — (1) On each ungrounded utilization system
over 300 volts, a device shall be installed for the
purpose of indicating ground faults.
(2) A device required by subsection 1 shall be
provided with,
(a) short-circuit protection; and
(b) disconnecting means.
(3) A ground fault shall be removed without
delay.
156.— (1) The supports for electrical equipment
and the compartments in which it is installed shall
be of such material and arranged in such a manner
as to reduce the potential for a fire to a minimum.
(2) No flammable material shall be stored or
placed in the same compartment as electrical equip-
ment.
(3) Lamps or heating units shall be installed and
protected so as to prevent the heat generated from
causing a fire.
(4) A fire extinguishing device shall be provided in
each area where electrical equipment creates a fire
hazard.
(5) The fire extinguishing device prescribed in
subsection 4 shall be,
(a) of a type approved for use on electrical
fires;
(b) of a size recommended for the size and type
of equipment;
(c ) located convenient to an exit from the area;
and
(d) maintained in condition for immediate use.
157. — (1) Electrical mobile equipment operating
at more than 300 volts to ground shall be supplied
by a system wherein,
(a) the neutral is grounded through a current
limiting device in such a manner as to limit
the possible rise of ground fault potential to
a maximum of 100 volts to ground; and
(b) ground fault protection is provided.
(2) Electrical mobile equipment in use on the day
this Regulation comes into force may continue to be
used notwithstanding that the equipment does not
comply with subsection 1 but a program to bring
such equipment into compliance with subsection 1
shall be initiated within two years of the day this
Regulation comes into force.
158. Every electric cable supplying power to
electric mobile equipment shall,
(a) meet or exceed Insulated Power Cable
Engineers Association (IPCEA) — National
Electrical Mechanical Manufacturers
Association (NEMA) Standards No. S-66-
524, S-68-516orS- 19-81;
(b) be in an assembly that is cabled together;
(c) be insulated for the voltage level;
(d) be large enough to carry the maximum
design current of the equipment without
being overloaded;
(e) be able to carry any fault currents that may
be produced;
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(f) be built for the conditions of use;
(g) be built to facilitate ground fault protection;
(A) when over 750 volts have shielding to dis-
sipate inductive charges;
(i) when in use underground have an outer
covering that.
(i) will not support combustion, and
(ii) is continually identified as having
such a covering; and
(j ) be secured and protected against physical
damage.
159. — (1) Except for fuses, protective devices for
installations that operate in excess of 750 volts shall
be tested to determine that the devices are protecting
the equipment from being operated in excess of its
design capabilities before initial use and after each
three years of use.
(2) The results of the tests required by subsection
1 shall be recorded in a record book.
160. Clause 36-204 of CSA Standard C 22.1-1975
is modified to the extent that a single pole discon-
necting fuse of adequate interrupting capacity may
be used to protect a transformer whose capacity is
100 kilovolt-amperes per phase or less when operat-
ing at a voltage less than 7,500 volts.
161. Identifying barriers shall be provided between
circuits where more than one set of single pole, open
blade type isolating switches are installed adjacent to
each other.
162. — (1) Each circuit operating at over 300 volts
shall have a means by which it can be disconnected
from its source of power.
(2) Such means shall,
(a) be as close as practical to its source of pow-
er supply; and
(ft) when in the opened position provide a sep-
aration between the fixed and movable cur-
rent carrying parts that is readily visible.
163 — (1) The power supply to a motor shall not
be run through the enclosure of the controller for
another motor.
(2) A motor branch circuit shall be arranged so
that when its disconnecting means is opened, all
parts on the load side within the controller enclosure
are de-energized.
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(a) be located at least 15 metres from a shaft
house or any combustible building attached
thereto; and
164. — (1) Transformers installed on the surface
that contain flammable oil shall.
(ft) be provided with a means to contain or
direct away from the shaft house or com-
bustible buildings any oil that may leak
from the transformer.
(2) Transformers containing flammable oil when
installed in an underground mine shall be in a vault
that.
(a) subject to subsection 3. when measured along
mine workings, is located at least 60 metres
from any magazine or mine shaft;
(ft) is provided with a sump of sufficient size to
contain all the oil in the transformers:
(c) is protected with a suitable system for sup-
pressing a fire;
id) is protected by a fire door and automatically
activated ventilation covers; and
(e) contains only those materials necessary for the
maintenance of the transformers and their
equipment.
(3) Transformers exceeding 5 kilovolt-amperes
capacity shall be located at least 1 5 metres distant when
measured along mine workings from a magazine.
165. — ( 1 ) Main electrical substations installed on the
surface on or after the 1st day of October, 1979 shall be
located at least 100 metres from a magazine.
(2) Only authorized persons shall be permitted access
to switchboards or switchrooms which contain bare
energized parts.
(3) Switchboards shall be made of materials that are
non-combustible .
166. — (1) The installations of electrical supply,
communications, railway signal and trolley lines shall
meet the standards set out in Part III of The Canadian
Electrical Code, C.22.3 So. 1, 1976 "Overhead
Systems and Underground Systems".
(2) Electrical supply lines carried over public rail-
ways or over or under navigable waters shall comply
with the requirements of the Canadian Transportation
Commission.
(3) Electrical supply lines and equipment shall be,
(a) of a design and construction suitable for the
type of service and conditions of use; and
(ft) so installed and maintained as to reduce the
risk of a fire or injury to persons to a
minimum.
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(4) Electrical supply lines shall be located at least 60
metres from a magazine on surface.
167. Any device or system which is capable of pro-
ducing radio frequencies or of radiating electromag-
netic energy shall,
(a) be tested for hazards to electric blasting caps
as specified in CSA Standard Z-65-1966,
"Radiation Hazards from Electronic Equip-
ment"; and
(b) be used only when precautions are taken
against,
(i) setting off any electric blasting caps,
and
(ii) the inadvertent operation of any
blasting or any other device which may
respond to the radio frequencies or the
radiated energy.
168. — (1) Cables supplying electrical power from
surface to underground shall be fed through a circuit
breaker located on surface.
(2) Only an authorized person shall be permitted
access to the circuit breaker.
(3) No cables shall be spliced in a shaft except for a
temporary period where emergency power is required.
(4) Except when supplying electric mobile equip-
ment, cables transmitting power underground shall,
(a) be armoured or protected by metal conduit
when operating at over 150 volts to ground;
and
(b) have any outer jackets made of material that
will not support combustion.
(5) A certificate showing the voltage for which a
cable was built shall be obtained by the user for a cable
in use in a shaft or underground when operating in
excess of 750 volts.
(6) Before installing a cable to be used in a shaft or
underground in excess of 750 volts tests shall be con-
ducted on the insulation to determine it is in safe condi-
tion for the voltage at which it will be used and a record
of such tests shall be kept.
169. Where an internal grounding conductor or the
armouring or casing of cables underground does not
provide a grounding circuit of adequate size, a non-cor-
rosive grounding conductor of adequate size shall be
run from such equipment to a grounding point on sur-
face.
170. Junction boxes for a cable transmitting power
at a potential exceeding 300 volts shall not be located in
a shaft or directly attached to any timber at a shaft
station or headframe.
171. Unarmoured signal and telephone cables shall
be prevented from coming into contact with electrical
equipment.
172. The voltage of any underground lighting cir-
cuit shall not exceed 150 volts to ground except in
circuits using direct current where the voltage shall not
exceed 300 volts to ground.
173. In an underground mine trolley lines shall,
(a) be at an elevation greater than 2 metres above
grade;
(ft) operate at a potential not exceeding 300 volts
to ground; and
(c) be guarded against inadvertent contact by a
worker.
PART VIII
MECHANICAL
174. — (1) An explosive actuated fastening tool shall,
(a) when in storage, be,
(i) accessible only to an authorized work-
er, and
(ii) kept in a locked container;
(b) be maintained in proper condition; and
(c) be serviced in accordance with the recom-
mendations of its manufacturer.
(2) The shells for use with an explosive actuated tool
shall,
(a) be identified as to size and strength;
(b) be kept in containers which contain only one
size and strength;
(r ) not be left unattended except when in stor-
age; and
{d) when in storage be,
(i) accessible only to an authorized
worker, and
(ii) kept in a locked container.
(3) The operator of an explosive actuated fasten-
ing tool shall,
(a) be a competent person;
(b) operate the tool in accordance with the
manufacturers instructions; and
(r) ensure before use that the barrel is clean
and free from any obstruction.
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175. — (1) Before first using a diesel engine in an
underground mine.
(a) an engineer of the Ministry shall be advised
in writing; and
(6) a log book approved by the Ministry shall
be obtained to record information pre-
scribed to be kept therein.
(2) Gasoline or other volatile fuel shall not be used
in the starting mechanism for a diesel engine.
(3) The fuel for a diesel engine shall have.
(a) a flash point greater than 52°Celsius when
tested by a closed cup method; and
(ft) a sulphur content less than 0.25 per cent by
weight.
(4) The undiluted exhaust gases from a diesel
engine shall have less than 1,500 parts per million by
volume of carbon monoxide.
176. — (1) A chart of procedures in the use and
operation of diesel units shall be maintained and
displayed in a central location.
(2) A positive flow of air to the work place where
a diesel unit or units are operating shall be provided
by a mechanical ventilation system.
(3) The flow of air prescribed in subsection 2 shall
reduce the concentration of toxic substances in diesel
exhaust emissions to prevent the exposure of a work-
er to such toxic substances in excess of the values
adopted as criteria or guides under section 279.
(4) Tests shall be made to determine,
(a) the volume of air flowing in underground
haulageways and workings where diesel
equipment is working, at least weekly;
(b) the carbon monoxide content of the undi-
luted exhaust discharging to atmosphere,
(i) at least weekly, and
(ii) immediately following repairs to the
engine which may have altered its
combustion characteristics;
(r) the carbon monoxide content of the atmos-
phere at the operator's position,
(i) at least weekly, and
(ii) upon a request of the operator for
cause;
{d) the nitrogen dioxide content of the atmos-
phere at the operator's position, at least
weekly; and
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(e) the aldehyde content of the atmosphere at
the operator's position, at least every three
months,
and the results of each test shall be entered in the
log book required by subsection 1 of section 175.
177. The exhaust of an internal combustion
engine which is temporarily or permanently installed
within a building on surface shall be,
(a) conducted to a point outside the building;
and
(b) prevented from,
(i) re-entering the building,
(ii) entering the intake of any compres-
sor,
(iii) contaminating the atmosphere of
another building, and
(iv) contaminating mine workings.
178. — (1) A prime mover, machine, transmission
equipment or thing that has an exposed moving part
that may endanger the safety of any person shall be
fenced or guarded unless its position, construction or
attachment provides equivalent protection.
(2) A prime mover, machine, transmission equip-
ment or thing shall be provided with a device that
automatically prevents a worker operating it from
coming in contact with any moving part.
(3) The travelway of a counterweight shall be
guarded or located to prevent,
(a) inadvertent entry thereto by a worker; and
(ft) injury to a worker should the counter-
weight become detached from its fasten-
ings.
(4) Clearance sufficient for the safety of a worker
shall be provided from the path of travel of,
(a) a load carried by a machine;
(ft) a moving part of a machine; and
(f ) another machine.
(5) A revolving set screw, bolt, key or other simi-
lar device shall be recessed, encased or guarded to
prevent inadvertent contact by a worker.
(6) Where any work is being done on a prime
mover or transmission equipment, the prime mover
or transmission equipment shall have,
(a) the operating controls tagged;
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(b) the moving parts stopped; and
(c) the hydraulic, pneumatic or gravity stored
energy dissipated or contained.
(7) A tag required by clause a of subsection 6
shall,
(a) be secured to prevent its accidental remov-
al;
(b) state the reason the controls are tagged;
(f ) show the name of the person responsible for
tagging the controls; and
(d) show the date on which the controls were
tagged.
179. — (1) A permit showing the maximum loading
of persons and of materials that may be carried on
an elevator shall be obtained from an inspector of
the Ministry.
(2) The permit shall be,
(a) posted in a location readily visible to a worker
authorized to control the loading;
(b) kept in good condition; and
(c) in the following form:
PERMIT TO OPERATE AN ELEVATOR
ONTARIO MINISTRY OF LABOUR
Permit No
This permit, as required under The Occupational
Health and Safety Act, 1978 and subject to the limita-
tions thereof, is granted to
Company
Address
To operate .
Installed at
The maximum capacity of which is kilograms
or persons, including the operator.
Dated at on
19.
Inspector
Occupational Health and
Safety Division, Mining
Health and Safetv Branch
(3) The maximum loading set out in the permit shall
not be exceeded.
(4) Before initial use, specifications for an elevator
shall be submitted to an inspector on Elevator Data
Sheets of the Ministry.
(5) An elevator installation shall meet the standards
set out in CSA Standard No. B44-1975, "Safety Code
for Elevators, Dumbwaiters, Escalators and Moving
Walks".
(6) Each component which may affect the safe oper-
ation of an elevator shall be examined and tested by a
competent person before an elevator is initially used
and thereafter at intervals not exceeding one month.
(7) A log book shall be kept in which the date, find-
ings and name of the competent persons performing the
examinations and tests prescribed in subsection 6 shall
be recorded.
(8) In addition to the standards required to be met
under subsection 5, an elevator shall,
(a) have a safe means of access to the machinery
room which access shall be located outside the
hoistway;
(b) not have hoisting or balance ropes that are
spliced;
(c) have the entry to the machinery room
restricted to authorized persons;
(d) have a means by which a person stranded in
an elevator can alarm persons outside the
elevator when the elevator is operated on
automatic control; and
(e) have its controls and machine parts protected
against physical damage, moisture, dust or
extreme temperatures.
(9) The machinery room of the elevator shall be kept
clean and contain only those materials required for the
elevator.
180. Dumbwaiters, escalators or moving walks
shall meet the standards set out in CSA Standard No.
B44-1975, "Safety Code for Elevators, Dumbwaiters,
Escalators and Moving Walks".
181. — (1) A manlift shall meet the standards set out
in the Code for Manlifts dated the 25th day of Sep-
tember, 1979 and issued by the Ministry.
(2) Before the initial use of a manlift, drawings
showing the arrangements of a manlift shall be submit-
ted to an inspector.
(3) Each component which may affect the sale opca
ation of a manlift shall be examined and tested by a
competent person,
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(a) before initial use; and
(b) at intervals not exceeding one month.
182. No worker shall be raised or lowered or be
permitted to be raised or lowered at a surface mine or
mining plant by any hoist, derrick, crane or similar
device unless.
(a) such device is examined and tested by a com-
petent person;
(b) a safe procedure for raising or lowering the
worker is established and adopted by the
supervisor in charge of the mine or mining
plant;
(c ) there is a device by which the hoist operator
and the worker being raised or lowered can
exchange movement signals except where the
worker being transported is visible at all times
to the hoist operator.
183. No elevator, dumbwaiter, escalator, moving
walk or manlift shall be used when a component, which
may affect its safe operation, is defective.
184. — (1) A lifting device shall be,
(a) designed to factors of safety recognized by
good engineering practice;
(b) installed in accordance with such design
criteria;
(r ) provided with overwind protection if power
operated; and
(d) provided with an identification plate.
(2) The maximum load that a lifting device may
carry, based on its design criteria, shall be established
by its designer.
(3) A notice showing the maximum load established
under subsection 2 shall be posted in a location visible to
the operator of the device.
(4) Except during testing, the maximum load estab-
lished under subsection 2 shall not be exceeded.
( 5 ) Each component that may affect the safe opera-
tion of a lifting device shall be examined and tested by a
competent person before initial use and thereafter at
intervals not exceeding one year.
(6) The dates, findings and names of the competent
persons performing the examinations and tests pre-
scribed in subsection 5 shall be recorded and the records
shall be kept available for inspection.
(7) Where a combination of lifting devices is used
simultaneously, the work shall be supervised by a com-
petent person.
185. — ( 1) A grinder shall be assembled and adjusted
in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications.
(2) The maximum speed at which a grinding wheel
may be operated shall be indicated on the wheel by the
manufacturer.
(3) A grinding wheel shall be,
(a) enclosed by a protective hood except for the
area at the workrest;
(b) stored where it will not be damaged by
impact, extreme heat and cold;
(c ) stopped when the grinder or workrest is being
adjusted; and
{d) not operated in excess of the manufacturer's
recommended maximum speed.
(4) The operator of a grinder shall wear eye protec-
tion.
(5) The workrest of a grinder shall be mounted above
the centre line of the grinding wheel not more than 3
millimetres from the wheel.
(6) An air operated grinder shall have a governor to
prevent its operation in excess of the rated speed of the
grinding wheel.
(7) The governor required by subsection 6 shall be
inspected regularly and maintained in proper opera-
tion.
186. — (1) Every supervisor of workers who per-
forms welding, burning or cutting operations shall be a
competent person.
(2) Every worker who as part of his work performs
welding, burning or cutting operations shall be a com-
petent person.
(3) Protection for workers to protect them against
injury from fumes, radiation and electric arcs produced
during welding, burning or cutting operations shall be
provided and used.
(4) A device to extinguish a fire that may be caused
by heat or cuttings produced during welding, burning
or cutting shall be provided with each oxygen-acetylene
unit.
(5) The device required by subsection 4 shall,
(a) have a capacity for extinguishing a fire that is
equal to or greater than a minimum Under-
writers' Laboratories of Canada classification
of 1A 10B; and
(ft) be suitable for class A and B fires.
(6) Equipment for welding, burning or cutting shall
be protected against physical damage and from damage
by heat, fire and sparks.
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(7) No gas welding, burning or cutting equipment
shall be used unless it is free from defects, leaks, oil and
grease.
(8) Acetylene cylinders shall be placed in an upright
position for at least thirty minutes before use.
(9) Valve protection covers shall be in place on
oxygen and acetylene cylinders,
(a) when the cylinders are empty;
(b) when the cylinders are not connected for use;
(c) before being left unattended when under-
ground on portable units; and
(d) while being transported.
(10) The valves of oxygen and acetylene cylinders
shall be closed when,
(a) a job is completed;
(b) the oxygen and acetylene cylinders are on
portable units and unattended underground;
and
(c) the oxygen and acetylene cylinders are trans-
ported.
(11) The regulators and manifolds of oxygen and
acetylene cylinders shall be disconnected when the
cylinders are being transported underground.
(12) Unless procedures for safe use have been estab-
lished by a supervisor in charge of the work place, a
charged gas system installed for welding, burning or
cutting shall not be used for any other purpose.
(13) An insulated conductor of adequate size shall be
used to carry the welding current back to an electric
welder unless another safe return path has been pro-
vided.
(14) No welding, cutting, burning or soldering shall
be done on a container in which an explosive or flam-
mable substance has been stored unless the substance,
(a) has been completely removed; or
(b) has been made non-flammable or non-explo-
sive.
(15) No explosive or flammable substance shall be
put in a container on which welding, burning, cutting
or brazing has been done until the container has cooled
sufficiently to prevent ignition of the substance.
(16) A second worker who is a competent person
shall attend oxygen and acetylene control devices when
oxygen and acetylene cylinders are set up in,
(a) a position not readily available to the worker
performing cutting, welding or burning oper-
ations; and
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{b) a shaft conveyance while a worker is welding,
burning or cutting on or from the conveyance.
187. — (1) A multi-girder top-running electric
overhead travelling crane for general use shall meet
the standards set out in CSA Standard B 167- 1964,
"General Purpose Electric Overhead Travelling
Cranes".
(2) An electric overhead travelling crane for steel
mill service shall meet the standards set out in the
Association of Iron and Steel Engineers Standard
No. 6, "Specifications for Electric Overhead Travel-
ling Cranes for Steel Mill Service".
(3) Every production crane and every service
crane shall be provided with,
(a) a safe means of access and egress for the
operator from the cab mounted on the
crane when,
(i) it is parked in the normal parking
position, and
(ii) it cannot be brought to the normal
parking position;
(b) an alarm by which the operator can warn
persons that may be endangered by the
moving crane;
(c) an alarm, that is visible to persons in the
vicinity of the crane when operating on,
(i) pendent control, where the worker
controlling the crane does not have a
clear view of the area in which the
crane is operating, or
(ii) radio frequency control;
(d) protection against inadvertent operation by
radio frequencies when equipped with radio
frequency controls;
(e) an operating procedure to guard against
colliding with other cranes on the same
track;
(/) a. load rating plate stating the maximum
load that can be carried by the crane posted
on the crane;
(g) a device by which the power conductors,
for the crane, can be safely disconnected
from the source of electrical supply; and
(h) a switch or circuit breaker by which the
maximum power to the crane can be safely
interrupted from the cab on the crane,
unless the crane collectors can be safely
removed.
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(4) Devices which may affect the safe operation of
a crane shall be tested, serviced and examined by a
competent person,
(a) before the crane is first put into service, in
accordance with the test requirements con-
tained in the CSA Standard B 167-1964,
"General Purpose Electric Overhead
Travelling Cranes"; and
(b) at a frequency equal to or better than that
recommended bv the manufacturer of the
(5) In addition to the requirements of subsection
4, devices which may affect the safe operation of,
(a) a production crane shall be tested daily
when in use; and
(b) a service crane shall be tested daily when in
use and the test shall be made before the
first use of the crane on that day.
(6) The shafting of the drive train of a crane shall
be examined by a competent person using ultrasonic
methods to determine if it is in sound condition.
(a) before first being put to use; and
(b) at a frequency equal to or better than that
specified by the competent person.
(7) A log book shall be kept for each crane and
the log book shall contain.
(a) a record of the dates on which testing, ser-
vicing and inspections were performed;
(b) a record of the findings of any tests and
examinations;
(c) a record of repairs and modifications per-
formed and the signature of the person
performing such work; and
(d) the signature of the supervisor authorizing
the repairs or modifications referred to in
clause c .
(8) A crane shall not be operated,
(a) when in the hoisting rope,
(i) the number of broken wires in one
lay length exceeds 5 per cent of the
total in the rope, or
(ii) defects which seriously affect its
strength are known to exist;
(b) when a person is in the vicinity of the
wheel tracks unless precautions have been
taken to ensure his safety;
(c ) by an unauthorized person;
(d) by a person who is not a competent person,
except for the purpose of training;
(e) when any device which may affect safe
operation is found to be faulty; and
(/) when the load exceeds the load rating of
the crane, except for the purpose of a test.
(9) No person shall ride or be permitted to ride,
(a) on the load being carried by a crane;
(b) on a crane except,
(i) the crane operator and any trainee,
(ii) personnel performing maintenance,
inspection, or testing of the crane,
(iii) supervisors, and
(iv) for the purpose of maintenance
repairs from the crane when precau-
tions for the safety of workers doing
the repair have been implemented.
(10) A production crane shall be operated by a
competent person who is in possession of a subsisting
crane operator's medical certificate.
(11) A person operating a crane shall,
(a) be physically and mentally fit to discharge
the duties of a crane operator;
(b) undergo a medical examination by a physi-
cian before commencing work as a crane
operator and every twelve months there-
after;
(f ) obtain a crane operator's medical certificate
from the physician certifying that the per-
son is physically fit to operate a crane and
is not subject to any infirmity of body or
mind that may interfere with the duties of a
crane operator.
(12) The crane operator's medical certificate shall,
(a) expire one year from its date; and
(6) be kept on file and recorded on a posted list
of active crane operators.
(13) The crane operator's medical certificate shall
be in the following form:
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CRANE OPERATOR'S MEDICAL
CERTIFICATE
I have this day examined
name: and
certify he is physically fit to operate a crane and is not
subject to any infirmity of body or mind that may
interfere with the duties of a crane operator.
(signature of qualified medical
practitioner)
(date)
188. — (1) No person shall ride on a conveyor belt.
(2) A conveyor shall have,
(a) a pull cord at accessible locations along the
conveyor by means of which the conveyor can
be stopped;
(b) when the conveyor is started automatically,
by remote control or where a portion or por-
tions of the conveyor are not visible from the
operator's position, a start-up warning device;
and
(c) head, tail, drive and tension pulleys
guarded at any pinch point with guards
that extend at least 0.9 metre from a pinch
point.
(3) A pull cord required by clause a of subsection
2 shall,
(a) be within easy reach of accessible locations
along the conveyor; and
(b) operate a manual reset type switch that
stops the conveyor.
(4) Guards shall be provided beneath a conveyor,
(a) that passes over a worker; or
(b) from which falling materials or parts may
endanger a worker.
(5) A conveyor in an underground mine shall
have,
(a) devices that guard against excessive slip
between the belt and the driving pulley;
and
(b) a fire suppression system at the driven end
unless fire retardent belting is used or the
conveyor is continually attended by a
worker.
(6) A conveyor shall be stopped and the prime
mover de-energized, locked and tagged out when the
conveyor is undergoing repairs, adjustments or
maintenance unless,
(a) it is necessary to run the conveyor during
such work; and
(b) special precautions are taken to prevent
injury to a worker from moving parts.
189. — (1) A power driven raise climber shall,
(a) have at least two independent means of
braking,
(i) one of which shall be as close as
practical to the final drive of the
motor,
(ii) each capable of stopping and holding
the climber with its maximum rated
load, and
(iii) each arranged to permit independent
testing;
(b) have the maximum load that it may carry
as certified by its manufacturer, displayed
on the climber or at the raise service posi-
tion;
(c) be operated within the maximum load
limit;
(d) except when the track on which it operates
is being extended, have a stop block to
prevent the climber being taken beyond the
track; and
(e) have an effective means for communication
between the climber and the service raise
position.
(2) A raise climber that is electrically powered
shall,
(a) not be operated in excess of 750 volts;
(b) be protected by a ground fault system;
(c) have a visible break switch at the raise ser-
vice area by which its power can be iso-
lated;
(d) have a switch at the raise service area by
which its power can be safely interrupted;
and
(e) have a control switch on the climber by
which power to its motor can be removed.
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(3) The electrical supply to a raise climber shall be
disconnected while explosives and electric caps are
being loaded into a position for blasting.
(4) A means by which workers can be reached and
removed from a raise climber shall be available for
use.
(5) Devices which may affect the safe operation of
a raise climber shall be examined by a competent
person,
(a) before the raise climber is first used at the
raise and daily thereafter when in use; and
(b) during every major overhaul of the raise
climber.
(6) A major overhaul shall be performed on a
raise climber at the frequency recommended by the
manufacturer of the climber or a competent person,
whichever is the more frequent.
(7) A raise climber being used at a raise shall be
cleaned thoroughly weekly.
(8) The brakes and controls of the raise climber
shall be tested prior to first being used during a
workshift.
(9) The main shafting of the drive train of a raise
climber shall be examined by a competent person
using ultrasonic methods to determine if it is in
sound condition,
(a) before the raise climber is first put into ser-
vice; and
(b) during even, major overhaul of the raise
climber and not less frequently than once
for every 4,000 hours of use.
(10) A log book shall be kept for each raise
climber and the log book shall contain,
(a) a record of the dates the examinations pre-
scribed in subsections 5 and 9 are per-
formed;
(b) a record of the findings during the exami-
nations referred to in clause a;
(c) a record of any repairs and modifications,
and the signature of the person performing
such examinations, repairs and modifica-
tions; and
(d) the signature of the supervisor authorizing
the repairs and modifications referred to in
clause c .
190. — (1) Procedures for the safe operation of a
steam or compressor plant shall be prepared in
writing and made available to the workers operating
and maintaining the plant.
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(2) A steam boiler or compressor to which The
Boiler and Pressure Vessels Act does not apply shall
be regularly cleaned and examined for proper and
safe condition.
191. — (1) An air compressor driven by a prime
mover exceeding 25 kilowatts when installed in an
underground mine shall be,
(a) designed and installed so as to minimize the
hazard of fire or explosion due to the
accumulation of carbonaceous materials in
the air system;
(b) provided with protective devices that pre-
vent its operation if,
(i) the temperature of the air at the dis-
charge line is in excess of normal,
(ii) the temperature of the compressor
cooling water and cooling air is in
excess of normal, or
(iii) the flow and pressure of compressor
lubricating oil is below normal;
(f) provided with an alarm that,
(i) is audible and visible to the worker
in charge of the compressor,
(ii) operates when a device as prescribed
in clause b of subsection 1 is acti-
vated,
(iii) operates as long as the conditions
exist that cause a device as pre-
scribed in clause b of subsection 1 to
operate.
(2) A protective device prescribed in clause b of
subsection 1 shall not be,
(a) capable of automatically restarting the
compressor; and
(b) used, unless tested and found to function
properly.
192. — (1) A reciprocating type air compressor dri-
ven by a prime mover exceeding 30 kilowatts, that is
lubricated by oil and discharges to a closed system
over 100 kilopascals, shall have,
(a) a temperature-indicating device installed at
the high-pressure discharge pipe; and
(b) the normal operating temperature marked
on the device.
(2) The discharge air temperature shall be,
(a) read at least once every operating shift; and
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(b) recorded in a compressor log book.
193. — (1) An operator of mobile cranes, shovels
and boom trucks, or similar equipment, whereby
rope is wound onto a drum driven by an engine for
the purpose of raising, lowering or swinging materi-
als, shall,
(a) have a subsisting Hoisting Engineers Cer-
tificate issued under The Operating
Engineers Act; or
(6) be qualified in accordance with a program
approved by the Director, when the person
is an employee of the mine or mining plant.
(2) An approved program referred to in clause b of
subsection 1 shall consist of,
(a) instruction time;
(b) field time;
(c) familiarization with the equipment to be
used; and
(d) a method of examination.
(3) Mobile cranes, shovels, boom trucks and
similar equipment shall be inspected for safe and
proper condition by a competent person,
(a) before being used at the start of each work-
shift; and
(b) at regular intervals as recommended by the
manufacturer.
PART IX
RAILROADS
194. — (1) Standard practices to govern the safe
operation of a standard gauge railroad, a self-pro-
pelled track crane, motorized equipment used for the
maintenance of a standard gauge railroad, a motor
vehicle equipped with rail wheels in addition to rub-
ber-tired wheels or other similar equipment shall be
prepared in writing.
(2) A copy of the standard practices prepared in
accordance with subsection 1 shall be provided to
each railroad worker and each railroad worker,
(a) shall be trained and instructed in and be
knowledgeable of the standard practices for
his work; and
(b) shall have a copy of the standard practices
readily available while on duty.
(3) Where a railroad of a mine or mining plant
interconnects with a railroad of a railway company a
standard procedure shall be established and followed
for carrying on operations on the first mentioned
railroad.
(4) A railroad shall be built to safely withstand
speeds and loads to which it will normally be sub-
jected by a train.
(5) A low bridge warning sign shall be installed at
an approach of a railroad to an overhead structure,
where the clearance between the underside of the
structure and the top of any railway car is less than
2 metres.
(6) Guard rails shall be placed at the approach to
railroad tracks where the view is obstructed in one
or both directions.
(7) A locomotive shall,
(a) have an audible warning system in proper
working condition;
(b) have a suitable headlight for each travel
direction when operating in areas without
adequate lighting;
(c) be equipped with brakes in proper working
condition; and
(d) have the control lever so mounted as to
prevent its inadvertent removal.
(8) The locomotive operator shall be in position at
the controls when operating the locomotive on man-
ual control.
(9) Before leaving a locomotive unattended, the
operator shall,
(a) set the controls in position for parking;
(b) set the brakes; and
(c) on a grade, use hand brakes or wheel
chocks to prevent movement of the
locomotive.
(10) Before installing remote or automatic controls
for the operation of a locomotive, an engineer of the
Ministry shall be notified thereof.
(11) A standard practice shall be prepared for the
use of radio communications systems on a railroad.
(12) Only authorized persons shall ride on a train.
(13) One or more workers shall be stationed to
direct the operator of a locomotive when backing a
train in a location where persons may be
endangered.
(14) A
unless,
car shall not be permitted to run free
(a) adequate control thereof is maintained; and
(b) there is no hazard to a worker.
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PART X
MINE HOISTING PLANT
195. — (1) Except for the purpose of testing before
being put into service in a particular location no
mine hoisting plant shall be operated without a valid
mine hoisting plant permit.
(2) The permit prescribed by subsection 1 shall be,
(a) obtained from an engineer of the Ministry;
and
(6) valid only when the plant is,
(i) installed, maintained and operated
in compliance with this Regulation,
and
(ii) operated in the location specified in
the permit.
(3) A mine hoisting plant permit shall be in the
following form:
PERMIT TO OPERATE A MINE HOISTING PLANT
No
In accordance with the requirements prescribed in
the Mining Health and Safety Regulations, a permit
is hereby granted to operate the following mine
hoisting plant:
1 . Hoist Serial No
2 . Manufactured by
3. Located at Shaft No
4. Compartment N'o
5. Mine Owner
6. Plant Owner
This permit is granted on condition that the mine
hoisting plant is installed, maintained and operated
in compliance with the Regulations made under The
Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1978.
Date
Engineer of the Ministry
196. — (1) Xo shaft conveyance shall be used
without a subsisting shaft conveyance permit.
!2) A permit to operate a shaft conveyance shall,
(a) be obtained from an engineer of the Minis-
try;
(b) be maintained in legible condition; and
(c) be valid only when the shaft conveyance is
(i) installed, maintained and operated
in compliance with this Regulation,
and
(ii) operated in the location specified in
the permit.
(3) A shaft conveyance shall not be loaded in
excess of maximum number of persons or weight of
material stated in item 9 of the permit.
(4) A permit to operate a shaft conveyance shall
be in the following form:
PERMIT TO OPERATE SHAFT CONVEYANCE
No
In accordance with the Regulations made under The
Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1978, a permit
is hereby granted to operate the following shaft con-
veyance:
1 . Type of Conveyance
2. Shaft Conveyance Serial No
3. Manufactured by
4. Located in Shaft No
5. Compartment No
6. Hoist Serial No
7. Mine Owner
8. Shaft Conveyance Owner
9. Load Limits
Deck No. 1 (top)
Maximum Number of Person.-*
or Weight of Materials
in kilograms
or
Deck No. 2
or
Deck No. 3
or
or
Total
This permit is granted on condition that the mine
hoisting plant is installed, maintained and operated
in compliance with the Regulations made under The
Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1978.
Date.
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(5) A notice in the following form, stating the
authorized loads of a shaft conveyance, shall be posted
at the shaft collar:
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBSECTION 5
OF SECTION 196 OF
The Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1978
SHAFT CONVEYANCE
AUTHORIZED LOADS
Owner Mine
Shaft Compt. No
Conv. Type Serial No
Load Limits
Maximum No. of Persons
or Weight of Material
in kilograms
Deck No. 1 (top)
or
Deck No. 2
or
Deck No. 3
or
Total
or
This shaft conveyance shall not be loaded in excess of
the maximum number of persons or weight of material
stated above.
This notice shall be posted at the shaft collar.
Date
Engineer of the Ministry
Notice No
197. Tests for compliance with this Regulation shall
be conducted on a mine hoisting plant before being put
into initial service in a particular location.
198. — (1) No shaft conveyance shall be loaded in
excess of the maximum number of persons or the
maximum weight of materials as stated on the shaft
conveyance permit.
(2) In determining the maximum weight of materials
for the permit for a shaft conveyance, an engineer of the
Ministry shall take into consideration the maximum
load that a mine hoisting plant is capable of carrying
safely.
(3) Subject to subsection 4, the maximum number of
persons that can be carried on a shaft conveyance shall
be determined as follows:
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1 . Where the clear floor area of a deck of a shaft
conveyance is 1 . 86 square metres or less, there
shall be at least 0.19 square metre for each
person.
2 . Where the clear floor area of a deck of a shaft
conveyance is more than 1.86 square metres
and less than 4.64 square metres, there shall
be at least 0. 16 square metre for each person.
3. Where the clear floor area of a deck of a shaft
conveyance is 4.64 square metres or more,
there shall be at least 0. 14 square metre for
each person.
(4) The maximum number of persons that may be
carried by a shaft conveyance shall not exceed 85 per
cent of the maximum weight of materials divided by 90
kilograms.
199. The following log books shall be obtained from
the Ministry and used for each mine hoisting plant:
1 . Electrical Hoisting Equipment Record Book.
2. Hoisting Machinery Record Book.
3. Hoistman's Log Book.
4. Rope Record Book.
5. Shaft Inspection Record Book.
200. A headframe on surface or underground in an
underground mine shall,
(a) be designed in accordance with good
engineering practice;
(b) have the plans of the design certified by a
professional engineer;
(c) be constructed in accordance with the design;
(d) be of sufficient strength to safely withstand all
loads to which it is likely to be subjected; and
(e) be of sufficient height to provide a distance for
an overwind which exceeds the greater of,
(i) twice the stopping distance of the hoist
at the maximum speed permitted by
the hoist controls, or
(ii) 3 metres.
201. A mine shaft shall,
(a) be designed in accordance
engineering practice;
with good
(b) have a means to guide each shaft conveyance
to prevent contact with another shaft con-
veyance or shaft furnishings;
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(f) have underwind clearances which exceed the
stopping distance of the shaft conveyance
when travelling at the maximum speed per-
mitted by the hoist controls, except,
(i) during shaft sinking, or
(ii) when chairs are used to land a skip
during loading; and
(d) have arrangements by which a shaft con-
veyance or counterweight operated by a fric-
tion hoist is physically prevented from enter-
ing into a fixed part of the shaft or headframe.
202. — ( 1) Subject to subsection 5 , protective devices
and procedures shall be used to prevent a shaft con-
veyance or counterweight from coming into contact
with an intermediate shaft obstruction.
(2) A device which may become an intermediate
shaft obstruction shall be positively locked out of the
shaft compartment to prevent inadvertent entry into
the compartment.
(3) The location of the intermediate shaft obstruction
shall be marked on the depth indicator of a hoist.
(4) The protective procedure for operating the
intermediate shaft obstrucdon shall be prepared in
writing and posted for use by the hoist operator.
(5) Doors for covering the shaft at the collar to
facilitate the maintenance of a shaft conveyance are not
an intermediate shaft obstruction if,
(a) they are positively latched out of the shaft
compartments when not in use; and
(b) dual lights are installed to indicate to the hoist
operator whether such doors are in or out of
the shaft compartment.
203. — (1) When a skip is being used to carry per-
sons, the hoist shall,
(a) be equipped with control devices that pre-
vent the skip from being taken.
(i) to the dump position, and
(ii) to the skip loading pocket unless the
controls for loading the skip with ore
or waste have been made inopera-
tive;
(b) not be permitted to travel in excess of one-
half its normal speed and in no case shall
the speed be permitted to exceed 5 metres
per second.
(2) The control devices of the hoist shall be
designed and installed to be fail safe.
(3) An audible or visual signal that the control
devices for the hoist are set in operation shall be
given to persons entering a skip.
204. — (1) Chairs used for landing a cage shall be,
(a) arranged to fall clear and remain clear of
the shaft compartment when the cage is
lifted off the chairs;
(b) operable only from outside the cage; and
(c) so arranged as not to distort the cage.
(2) Chairs fastened to shaft station posts shall be
of a chain type.
205. A certificate for each hoist shall be obtained
from the manufacturer of the hoist or a professional
engineer competent in the design of mine hoisting
plants certifying,
(a) the maximum rope pull;
(b) the maximum suspended load; and
(r) the maximum unbalanced load in the case
of a friction hoist,
and no hoist shall be loaded above the maximums as
certified.
206. — (1) No hoist shall be used for the trans-
porting of persons unless it has a braking system
consisting of at least two sets of mechanical brakes
to stop and hold the drum for the shaft conveyance
transporting the persons.
(2) Each set of mechanical brakes shall,
(a) stop and hold the drum when the shaft
conveyance or counterweight is operating at
its maximum load;
(b) be so arranged to be capable of being tested
independently; and
(c) be arranged to apply normal braking effort
before a linkage or brake piston reaches a
limit of travel.
(3) At least one of the mechanical brakes shall be
designed and arranged to,
(a) apply directly to the drum; and
(b) apply automatically when,
(i) the safety circuit of the hoisting
plant is interrupted, or
(ii) the pressure in the hydraulic or
pneumatic system for applying
brakes has dropped below normal.
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(4) The braking system shall be arranged so that,
(a) the brakes are applied by control levers
that are pulled unless brake and power
control levers are common; and
(b) any brake weights installed to provide
auxiliary braking force can be readily tested
for freedom of movement.
(5) Subject to subsection 6, the brakes of a drum
hoist shall be arranged to decelerate the hoist at a
rate greater than 1.5 metres per second per second and
less than 3.7 metres per second per second where brak-
ing is initiated by an interrupted safety circuit and the
hoist is,
(a) normally used for the transporting of per-
sons; and
(b) operating in the normal full speed zone.
(6) Subsection 5 does not apply to a drum hoist
installed at a particular location prior to the coming
into force of this Regulation.
(7) The brakes of a drum hoist installed in a par-
ticular location before the coming into force of this
Regulation and which is normally used for trans-
porting persons shall be tested to determine its decel-
eration rates.
(8) Where the tests prescribed in subsection 7
establish that the deceleration rates are in excess of
5.5 metres per second per second and where it is
practical to do so, the hoist shall be modified before
the 1st day of October, 1981 so as to reduce the
deceleration rate to 5.5 metres per second per second
or less.
(9) The braking system of a hoist not normally
used to transport persons shall be designed and
arranged to safely stop and hold the hoist under all
conditions of normal load, speed and direction of
travel.
207. — (1) A clutch of a drum hoist shall be inter-
locked with the brake so that,
(a) the clutch can be disengaged only when the
brake of the drum is fully applied; and
(b) the clutch is fully engaged before the brake
of the drum can be released.
(2) The controls for engaging and disengaging a
clutch shall be guarded to prevent their inadvertent
operation.
(3) No band type friction clutch shall be used.
208. — (1) Except as prescribed in subsection 2,
the drum to rope diameter ratio for a drum hoist
shall be equal to or greater than,
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(a) subject to clause b, 60 to 1, where the rope
diameter is 25.4 millimetres or less;
(b) 54 to 1, where the rope diameter is 22.2
millimetres or less and the rope is being
used on a drum hoist whose diameter is less
than 1.35 metres and the hoist was man-
ufactured before 1950; and
(c) 80 to 1, where the rope diameter is greater
than 25.4 millimetres.
(2) A hoist in use for shaft sinking or for prelimi-
nary development work during shaft sinking shall
have a drum to rope diameter ratio equal to or
greater than,
(a) 48 to 1, where the rope diameter is 25.4
millimetres or less; and
(6) 60 to 1, where the rope diameter is greater
than 25.4 millimetres.
(3) The drum to rope diameter ratio of a friction
hoist shall be equal to or greater than 100 to 1 .
209. No drum hoist shall have,
(a) more than three layers of rope where the
drum has helical or spiral grooving or does
not have grooving;
(b) more than four layers of rope if the drum
has parallel and half pitch grooving; and
(f) less than three dead turns of the rope on
the drum.
210. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, the drum of a
drum hoist shall be provided with,
(a) grooves that properly fit the rope, unless
the hoist is being used for shaft sinking or
preliminary development work during shaft
sinking in which case the drum may be
smooth; and
{b) flanges of sufficient height to contain all the
rope and which are strong enough to with-
stand any loading by the rope.
(2) A conical drum hoist shall be provided with
grooves that prevent the rope from slipping off.
211. A drum hoist and a sheave shall be arranged
so that the rope,
(a) coils properly across the face of the drum;
(b) winds smoothly from one layer to another;
and
(c) winds without cutting into the rope layer
beneath.
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212. Bolts and other fittings of a mine hoisting
plant shall be properly secured.
213. — (1) A hoist shall be provided with depth
indicators that continuously, accurately and clearly
show to the hoist operator the position,
(a) of a shaft conveyance and counterweight, if
any;
(b) in an inclined shaft, of a change in gradient
that requires a reduction in hoist speed;
(r) at which the overwind, underwind and
track limit devices are set to operate;
(d) of any intermediate shaft obstruction;
(e) of the limits of normal travel for the shaft
conveyance and counterweight, if any; and
(/) of any collar doors, dump doors and cross-
head landing chairs.
214. — (1) A steam or air powered hoist shall be
provided with devices that,
(a) protect against an overwind;
(b) protect against an underwind, except dur-
ing shaft sinking:
(c) indicate the air or steam pressure for the
hoist operator; and
(d) permit the air or steam supply to the hoist
engine to be readily shut off by the hoist
operator.
(2) Where the hoisting plant consists of a single
shaft conveyance without a counterweight, the com-
pression of the engine of an air or steam powered
hoist may be used as an automatic brake if,
(a) the engine is non-reversing;
(6) the exhaust restraining valve is fail safe;
(c) the piping system is strong enough to with-
stand the air or steam pressures;
(d) the compression has sufficient braking
capacity to stop the hoist earning its
maximum load;
(e) the normal speed of the hoist is less than
2.5 metres per second; and
(f) specifications and arrangements of the hoist
have been submitted to an engineer of the
Ministrv.
215. A hoist being used as a tugger or a utility
hoist shall be maintained and used so as not to
endanger the safety of a worker.
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216. A hoist that is relocated shall comply with
the requirements of this Regulation.
217. — (1) Before a sheave is used, a certificate for
the sheave shall be obtained from the manufacturer
of the sheave or a professional engineer competent in
sheave design certifying as to,
(a) the maximum rated load;
(b) the diameter of rope for which it was
designed;
(f ) the breaking strength of the rope for which
it was designed; and
(d) the maximum amount of groove wear that
shall be permitted.
(2) No sheave shall be,
(a) loaded above the maximum rated load; or
tf>) used other than in compliance with the
certificate.
(3) The ratio of the diameter of the sheave to the
diameter of the rope shall be as prescribed in section
208.
(4) A sheave shall.
(a) be made of materials which will safely
withstand the ambient temperatures;
(b) be fitted with a groove to fit the rope being
used; and
(f) bear a serial number and the date of its
manufacture.
(5) The shaft of a sheave shall be examined for
flaws by a non-destructive test by a person compe-
tent in such testing.
(a) before being put into service in a particular
location;
(b) after installation; and
(c) at a regular frequency as recommended by
a person competent in such testing.
218 — (1) No hoist that is electrically powered
shall be used unless it has a safety circuit that,
(a) is fail safe;
(b) when interrupted, operates to,
(i) set the brakes,
(ii) remove power from the hoist motor
or motors, and
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(iii) stop the mine hoist when in motion
(2) The safety circuit shall be interrupted when,
(a) there is a failure of a power supply to the
hoist electrical system which may affect
safe operation;
(b) there is an overload on the hoist motors of
a magnitude and duration exceeding nor-
mal;
(c) there is a short circuit in the hoist electrical
system; and
(d) a prescribed safety device has operated.
(3) A switch to interrupt the safety circuit of a
hoist shall be installed and the switch shall be,
(a) manually operable;
(b) located within easy reach of the hoist
operator when at the controls;
(c) readily recognizable; and
(d) readily operable.
(4) A track limit device shall be installed in each
shaft compartment that will be operated directly by
the shaft conveyance or counterweight to interrupt
the safety circuit in the case of an overwound shaft
conveyance or counterweight.
(5) Devices shall be installed to protect a shaft
conveyance or counterweight against,
(a) overwind;
(b) an underwind, except during shaft sinking;
(c) approaching the limits of travel at an exces-
sive speed; and
(d) operating at a speed exceeding 118 per cent
of normal speed.
(6) The devices required by subsection 5 shall,
(a) operate to interrupt the safety circuit when
activated;
(b) be driven directly by the drum;
(c) be protected for loss of motion;
(d) prevent the paying out of excess rope dur-
ing shaft sinking; and
(e) be set to stop the hoist before a shaft con-
veyance, counterweight and their attach-
ments make contact with a fixed part of a
mine shaft or headframe.
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(7) Devices shall be installed for a friction hoist
that are set to interrupt the safety circuit where,
(a) excessive slip between the drum and a
hoisting rope or ropes occurs;
(b) a violent swing or large rise in the loop of a
balance rope occurs; and
(c) a shaft conveyance and counterweight
approaches the collar of a mine shaft at
excessive speed.
(8) The devices required for the purposes of clause
c of subsection 7 shall be installed in the mine shaft.
(9) A device shall be installed that synchronizes
the position of the shaft conveyance with safety
devices driven from the drum.
(10) A hoist that is electrically powered shall,
(a) have an ammeter within plain view of the
hoist operator to indicate the hoist motor
current;
(b) except when the slowdown control at the
limits of travel is automatic, have a device
to warn the operator, audibly, that the
hoist is approaching the limit where a
reduction in speed is necessary for safe
manual braking; and
(c) subject to subsection 11, have a speed indi-
cator if the normal speed exceeds 2.5
metres per second;
(d) have a device from which a voltage signal
that is proportioned to the speed of the
hoist can be obtained;
(e) have a backout device as prescribed in sub-
section 12 by which a shaft conveyance or
counterweight can be removed from an
overwound or underwound position;
(/) if equipped with an underwind by-pass
device, have such device,
(i) manually operable only, and
(ii) restrict the hoist operation to slow
speed;
(g) have overwind by-pass devices that,
(i) are manually operable only,
(ii) when in use restrict hoist operation
to slow speed, and
(iii) allow hoist travel beyond the t'ir^t
device providing overwind protec-
tion;
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(//) have a master controller that has a neutral
or brake reset position;
(i) have any brake operating levers arranged
so that upon an interruption of the safety
circuit the power to the hoist cannot be
restored until the levers are in the brake
applied position;
(j) have accurate and sensitive safety control-
lers; and
(k) have each safety- related device capable of
being effective under the environmental
conditions in which it is installed.
(11) Notwithstanding clause c of subsection 10, a
hoist in use on the date this Regulation comes into
force that does not have a speed indicator may be
used, but a speed indicator shall be installed on the
hoist prior to the 1st day of October, 1981, if its
normal speed exceeds 2.5 metres per second.
(12) A backout device shall,
(a) be manually operable only; and
(b) prevent the brake or brakes from being
released until sufficient torque has been
developed to ensure movement in the cor-
rect direction.
(13) The adjustment of a protective device shall
be altered only by a competent person authorized to
do so.
219. — (1) A device that permits changing from
manual to automatic control shall be installed on an
automatic hoist and the device shall be,
(a) located where it is readily accessible to the
manual controls; and
(b) operated only by an authorized worker.
(2) Where a hoist is designed to be operated from
control stations located at shaft levels and within a
shaft conveyance, the switch for affecting the
change-over of the control mode between that at the
shaft levels and at the shaft conveyance shall be
effective only at the shaft level at which the shaft
conveyance is stopped.
(3) Devices installed on the levels for the purpose
of selecting the shaft conveyance destination and
initiating hoist movement shall be effective only
when,
(a) the shaft conveyance is stopped at that
level; and
(b) the installation is designed for call opera-
tion.
(4) When an executive signal for hoist motion is
given from controls at a level, at least five seconds
shall lapse before the hoist moves.
(5) Except for jogging, devices at shaft level con-
trol stations for initiating hoist motion shall be effec-
tive only when the shaft gate at the level where the
conveyance is stopped is closed.
(6) Except for jogging, devices located within a
cage for initiating hoist motion shall be effective only
when the door of the cage and the gate of the shaft
are closed.
(7) Where the controls for initiating hoist motion
are located within a cage, a device shall be installed
in the cage by which the safety circuit of the hoist
can be interrupted.
220. — (1) A shaft rope shall not be used unless,
(a) a 2.5 metre representative sample has been
tested for its breaking strength by a
destructive test; and
(b) a Certificate of Test has been obtained
from a cable testing laboratory approved by
the Minister.
(2) After eighteen months of use, and thereafter at
intervals not exceeding six months, a portion of a
hoisting rope of a drum hoist shall be cut off at the
lower end above the clamps and the portion shall,
(a) be at least 2.5 metres long;
(b) have its ends adequately fastened; and
(f) be submitted for a test of its breaking
strength by a destructive test at a cable
testing laboratory approved by the Minis-
ter.
(3) A certificate of Test of the portion of the rope
referred to in subsection 2 shall be kept available for
inspection.
(4) A hoisting rope being used as a shaft rope shall be
tested throughout its working length by a competent
person using an electromagnetic testing device.
(a) within six months of being put into service;
and
(b) thereafter at regular intervals not exceeding
four months; or
(<:) at intervals shorter than four months,
where, by interpolation of past tests the loss
in breaking strength will exceed 10 per cent
before the next prescribed test.
(5) A balance rope and. where practical, a guide
and a rubbing rope in use, shall be tested throughout
its working length by a competent person using an
electromagnetic testing device,
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(a) within twelve months of being put into ser-
vice; and
(ft) thereafter at regular intervals not exceeding
eight months except where a test discloses a
loss exceeding 5 per cent of the breaking
strength recorded on the Certificate of Test
in which case the regular intervals shall not
exceed four months.
(6) The date of each electromagnetic test and the
results obtained shall be recorded in the Rope
Record Book for the rope.
(7) A record of each electromagnetic test, includ-
ing graphs and interpretations, signed by the person
making such interpretations shall be sent, in dupli-
cate, to an inspector within twenty-eight calendar
days of the completion of the test and where the loss
is greater than 7.5 per cent, within fourteen calendar
days.
(8) The Director may require specimens for special
destructive testing from a shaft rope that has been
removed from use.
(9) The cost of such special destructive testing
shall be borne by the Ministry and the employer
shall bear the cost of preparing and shipping such
specimens to a laboratory approved by the Minister.
(10) No rope shall be used as a shaft rope,
(a) if it has been spliced; or
(ft) if it has been reversed.
(11) The minimum normal diameter of a hoisting
rope shall exceed,
(a) 15.9 millimetres where only one rope sup-
ports a shaft conveyance or counterweight;
and
(ft) 12.7 millimetres where more than one rope
supports a shaft conveyance or counter-
weight.
(12) The factor of safety of a hoisting rope instal-
led on a drum hoist shall not be less than,
(a) subject to clause ft, 8.5, at the point the
rope is attached to a shaft conveyance or
counterweight;
(ft) 7.5 at the point the rope is attached to a
skip or counterweight where the material
load was accurately weighed; and
(c) 5.0 at the point the rope leaves the head
sheave when the shaft conveyance or
counterweight is at its lowest point of nor-
mal travel.
(13) The factor of safety of a hoisting rope instal-
led on a friction hoist shall not be less than the great-
er of,
(a) the factor obtained from the formula 8.0
minus 0.00164 d, where d is the maximum
length of the rope in metres, in the shaft
compartment below the head sheave or the
drum of a friction hoist; or
(ft) 5.5.
(14) The factor of safety of a tail or balance rope
shall not be less than 7.
(15) The factor of safety of a guide or a rubbing
rope shall not be less than 5.
(16) Notice in duplicate in the form set out in the
Rope Record Book of the installation of a shaft rope
and containing the information set out in the said
Book shall be sent to an inspector forthwith.
(17) When a shaft rope is removed from service
notice thereof shall be given to an inspector and the
notice shall,
(a) state,
(i) the date of removal,
(ii) the reason for removal, and
(iii) the disposition of the removed rope;
and
(ft) be in the form of the detachable part of the
white Rope Installation Sheet in the Rope
Record Book.
(18) No rope shall be used as a shaft rope where
the breaking strength of the rope has dropped below
the breaking strength set out in the Certificate of
Test as follows:
1. In any part of a hoisting rope, 90 per cent.
2. In any part of a multi-layer, multi-strand
balance rope, 90 per cent.
3. In any part of a single layer stranded bal-
ance rope, 85 per cent.
4. In any part of a guide or rubbing rope, 75
per cent.
( 1 9) Notwithstanding subsection 1 8, no rope shall be
used as a shaft rope where,
(a) the extension of a test piece has decreased to
less than 60 per cent of its original extension
when tested to destruction;
(ft) the number of broken wires excluding filler
wires in any section equal to one lay lengtl
exceeds 5 per cent of the total;
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(r) marked corrosion or considerable loss in tor-
sions occur; or
(d) the rate of stretch in a friction hoisting rope
shows a rapid increase over its normal stretch
recorded during its service.
(20) Where hoisting is discontinued or suspended in a
shaft compartment each hoisting rope shall be removed
immediately from the shaft.
221. — (1) Shaft ropes shall be attached by closed
type devices that will not inadvertently disconnect.
(2) In a drum hoist installation, the hoisting rope
from a shaft conveyance and counterweight shall be
attached to the drum of the hoist.
(3) No wedge type attachements shall be used unless
the attachments are,
(a) in sound condition; and
(b) certified at least once every six years of use as
being in sound condition by a competent per-
son or by the manufacturer.
(4) When the attachments for a shaft hoisting rope
are first installed, or re-installed after disassembling,
the following measures and procedures shall be taken
before the hoist is put to use:
1 . Two test trips of the conveyance or counter-
weight through the working part of the shaft,
while the conveyance or counterweight is ear-
ning normal load shall be performed.
2. An examination of the attachments upon the
completion of the two test trips shall be made.
3. Any necessary' adjustments shall be made.
4. A record of any adjustments, examinations
and test trips shall be made in the Hoisting
Machinery Record Book by the person or per-
sons making the adjustments, examinations
and test trips.
222.— (1) A certificate shall be obtained for each
shaft conveyance or counterweight showing its,
(a) rated load, as certified by a professional
engineer; and
(ft) serial number, date of manufacture and the
name of the manufacturer.
(2) Each shaft conveyance and counterweight shall
be examined and inspected at least once in every five
years of use by a competent person and a record of such
examination and inspection shall be kept available for
inspection.
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(3) All parts of a shaft conveyance or counterweight
when in service and carrying the rated load shall be
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capable of withstanding at least four times the
maximum allowable design stresses without permanent
distortion.
(4) The maximum allowable design stresses shall be
those established by good engineering practice and
include the effects of,
(a) the weight of the conveyance or counter-
weight;
(b) the rated load;
(c) any impact load;
(d) any dynamic load;
(e) stress concentration factors;
if) corrosion;
(g) metal fatigue; and
(/») dissimilar materials.
(5) Where a worker performs work from the top of a
shaft conveyance or counterweight, there shall be pro-
vided for the worker,
(a) a safe footing; and
(b) overhead protection, except when changing
shaft guides.
(6) Devices shall be provided in a shaft conveyance
by which any equipment or supplies within the con-
veyance may be safety secured.
223. — ( 1) Where a work platform that is not a shaft
conveyance is used to transport or support a worker
who is performing work in a shaft, the work platform
shall be,
(a) designed by a professional engineer in accord-
ance with good engineering practices; and
(b) built in accordance with the design.
(2) Notice in writing of the use of a work platform
shall be given to an inspector before it is put to initial
use.
224.
shall,
11) A cage, being used to transport persons,
(a) where it is supported by only a single rope or
attachment point have the safety catches and
mechanisms prescribed in subsection 6;
(b) except on any side which has a door, be
enclosed by sheet steel at least 3 millimetres
thick;
(c) have ventilation, adequate for the persons
being transported;
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(d) have a hood of steel plate, at least S mil-
limetres thick;
(e) have a door or doors as prescribed in subsec-
tion 2;
(/) have an internal height greater than 2.1
metres;
(g) have a clearance at the door that is greater
than 1.8 metres; and
(h) have where practical, an exit for the persons
in the roof which can be opened from inside or
outside the cage.
(2) The door or doors on a cage shall,
(a) be at least 1.5 metres high;
(b) be mounted and arranged so they cannot be
opened outward from the cage;
(f ) have devices for positive latching in the closed
position;
(d) be of solid materials, except for a viewing
window;
(e) be so arranged that they may be closed at all
times that persons or materials, except rolling
stock, are being transported in the cage;
(/) be mounted so as to provide only enough
clearance at the floor to permit free closing or
opening; and
(g) be of adequate strength to withstand normal
shock loads.
(3) A skip regularly being used to transport persons
in a shaft shall,
(a) where it is supported by only a single rope or
attachment point, have the safety catches and
mechanisms prescribed in subsection 6;
(b) provide an enclosure for the persons being
transported which is at least 1 .07 metres high;
(c) have ventilation adequate for the persons
being transported;
(d ) have a suitable and adequately fastened floor;
and
(e) have a means for safe entry and exit.
(4) The openings between a shaft and a skip box over
which persons must pass to enter or leave a skip shall be
closed off sufficiently to prevent a person from falling
through the opening.
(5) The shaft signal pull cord shall be located in a
convenient place for the skip tender.
(6) Safety catches and mechanisms on a cage or skip,
shall,
(a) be of a type and design approved by the
Director;
(b) stop and hold a cage or skip transporting per-
sons should the supporting rope or attachment
break; and
(c) be subjected to the tests prescribed in subsec-
tion 7 and successfully pass the free fall test
prescribed in subsection 8,
(i) prior to the cage or skip first being used
to transport persons, and
(ii) prior to the cage or skip first being used
after repairs to correct distortion of the
safety catches and mechanisms.
(7) Free fall tests shall be performed under the fol-
lowing conditions:
1. The cage or skip shall carry a weight equal to
its maximum permitted load of persons and
any material permitted to be carried at the
same time.
2 . The cage or skip shall travel at a speed equal
to normal hoisting speed when transporting
persons.
3. The guides on which the test is made shall be
fairly representative of those in the shaft.
(8) A free fall test shall be successfully passed if,
(a) the skip or cage is decelerated to a stop within
one and three times the rate of gravity;
(b) there is no damage to the safety dogs and
mechanisms;
(c) the safety dogs engage the guides continuously
during deceleration; and
{d) a calculation shows that the safety dogs will
stop the cage or skip when it is carrying its
maximum material load.
(9) A report of a free fall test shall be,
(a) submitted to an engineer of the Ministry on
the free fall test form; and
(b) made in the Hoisting Machinery Record Book
for the hoist.
225. — ( 1) A system for communicating by voice shall
be installed and maintained at an underground mine.
(2) The communication system required by subsec-
tion 1 shall permit communication between persons at
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(a) the collar of the shaft, including the collar of
an internal shaft;
(b) the landing stations in use in a shaft;
(c ) the hoist room for the shaft including the hoist
room for an internal shaft;
(d) an underground refuge station; and
(e ) an attended place on surface.
226. Where a call system is installed for a cage, the
call system shall,
(a) not be operated in excess of 150 volts; and
(b) be arranged so that the call signals are inaud-
ible to the hoist operator.
227. — ( 1) A signalling system shall be installed at an
underground mine by which signals may be exchanged
between the tender of a shaft conveyance and the hoist
operator for the purpose of controlling the hoist.
(2) The system prescribed in subsection 1 shall,
(a) not be operated in excess of 150 volts;
ib) be supplied with power from a transformer
which supplies no other load;
(f ) where the primary voltage of the transformer
exceeds 750 volts,
(i) have one conductor of the power sup-
ply grounded, or
(ii) have the conductors ungrounded if.
a. an isolating transformer with a
1 to 1 ratio supplies the power
for the signal, and
b. the circuit has a device to indi-
cate a ground fault;
{d) have the non-current carrying metal parts of
the signalling unit grounded unless the unit is
mounted at least 2.4 metres above the floor;
(?) except as prescribed in subsection 3, be cap-
able of providing signals that are,
(i) audible and clear,
(ii) separate for each shaft compartment,
and
(iii) distinctive in sound for each compart-
ment;
(/) be arranged so that the hoist operator can
return a signal to the worker signalling; and
(g) be installed at every working level, landing
deck and any other necessary shaft location.
(3) The system shall be capable of providing a signal
that is both audible and visible when installed on a
multi-deck sinking stage.
(4) Signalling systems using radio frequencies for
transmitting signals shall comply with section 167.
228. — ( 1) A signal for hoist movement shall be given
only,
(a) by an authorized worker; and
(b) when the shaft conveyance or counterweight
is at the same location as the worker signal-
ling, except during,
(i) shaft sinking and preliminary shaft
development, or
(ii) maintenance work in a shaft.
(2) A hoist shall not be moved on manual control
unless,
(a) the signal prescribed under this section is
given;
{b) the signal is returned by the hoist operator;
and
(r ) sufficient time has elapsed to permit the shaft
gate and conveyance doors to be closed.
(3) Signals shall be given in the following sequence:
1. Cautionary.
2. Destination.
3. Executive.
(4) The following basic code of signals to a hoist
operator shall be used:
1 . Stop immediately 1 signal
2. Where the shaft conveyance
is stationary, hoist 1 signal
3. Lower 2 signals
4. Persons entering or leaving a
shaft conveyance 3 signals
5. Caution — blasting to take
place 4 signals
6. Release of shaft conveyance 5 signals
7. Danger 9 signals
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8. Chairing , 1 signal
followed by
2 signals
9. Hoist slowly 3 signals,
followed by
3 signals,
followed by
1 signal
10. Lower slowly 3 signals,
followed by
3 signals,
followed by
2 signals
(5) In addition to the basic code of signals prescribed
by subsection 4, the cage tender of a shaft conveyance
shall comply with the Code of Standard Signals for a
Mine Hoist issued by the Ministry.
(6) Where it is necessary for the operation of a shaft
conveyance, the supervisor in charge of an under-
ground mine may establish signals in addition to those
prescribed by subsections 4 and 5.
229. — (1) This section applies during shaft sinking
and preliminary development work during shaft sink-
ing at an underground mine.
(2) A bucket used to transport persons shall,
(a) be provided when the vertical depth of a shaft
below the collar exceeds SO metres;
(b) be at least 1.07 metres high; and
(c) be designed as prescribed by subsections 3 and
4 of section 222.
(3) Where the distance between a head sheave and
the shaft bottom exceeds 100 metres a crosshead shall be
used with a bucket.
(4) A crosshead shall be,
(a) landed on at least two chairs at the bottom
crosshead stop to prevent distortion;
(b) attached to the rope by a safety appliance in
such manner that where the crosshead jams in
the shaft compartment, the bucket is stopped;
and
(r) of a type that encloses the bucket unless,
(i) the shaft compartment is tightly lined,
and
(ii) the bucket is barrel-shaped.
(5) Dual lights shall be installed to indicate to the
hoist operator that,
(a) the crosshead and bucket are descending
together;
(b) the service doors are in or out of the shaft
compartment; and
(<") the dump doors are in or out of the shaft
compartment.
(6) A service door or doors as prescribed by subsec-
tion 7, to cover the sinking compartment of a shaft,
shall be provided.
(7) The service door or doors required by subsection
6 shall,
(a) be installed at the collar and any place in the
shaft where tools and other materials are
loaded or unloaded into or from the bucket;
{b) be automatically latched out by mechanical
devices when out of the shaft compartment;
(c) be closed when a bucket is being loaded or
unloaded with tools and other materials; and
(d) be closed when persons are entering or leaving
a bucket, except where the closed crosshead
provides equal protection for persons.
(8) Dump doors shall be installed and maintained
that,
(a) prevent a bucket from being dumped when
the dump doors are open;
(b) prevent any material from falling down the
shaft while the bucket is being dumped; and
(c) are provided with devices that securely latch
the dump doors out of the shaft compartment
automatically.
(9) Where a multi-deck stage is being used, the stage
shall be,
(a) designed by a professional engineer in accord-
ance with good engineering practice; and
(b) built in accordance with the design.
(10) A notice in writing of the use of a multi-deck
stage shall be given to an inspector before it is put to
initial use.
(1 1) A bucket shall be filled so that no piece of loose
rock projects above the level of the rim.
(12) Except during shaft maintenance, repairs and
inspections, a person being transported by a bucket ;
shall ride in the bucket when it is travelling above the
bottom crosshead stop.
(13) The worker authorized to give signals for hoist
movement shall,
(a) maintain proper discipline of persons riding in
the bucket; and
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(b) enforce the loading restrictions of the con-
veyance permit.
(14) No person shall obstruct the worker mentioned
in subsection 13 from performing his prescribed duties.
( 1 5) A bucket shall not be allowed to leave the top or
bottom of the shaft until the bucket has been steadied.
(16) A bucket returning to the shaft bottom shall be,
(a) stopped at a distance at least 5 metres and not
more than 10 metres above the bottom of the
shaft; and
(b) lowered slowly below the point described in
clause a only on a separate signal.
(17) On the initial trip following a blasting operation,
no bucket transporting workers shall be lowered below
a point,
(a) less than 15 metres above the blasting set or
bulkhead; or
(b) where the health and safety of workers is
likely to be endangered.
(18) Below the point prescribed in subsection 1 7, the
bucket shall be lowered slowly on the signal of the
workers being transported and only a sufficient number
of workers shall be transported on the initial trip as are
required to conduct a proper examination of the part of
the shaft that may be affected by the blast.
230. — ( 1 ) No person shall operate, or be permitted to
operate a hoist, unless that person,
(a) is in possession of a subsisting hoistman's
medical certificate;
(b) is over eighteen years of age, if the mine hoist
does not transport persons;
(f ) is over twenty-one years of age, if the mine
hoist transports persons;
(d) is a competent person or. in the case of a
worker being trained to operate the hoist, is
under the direct supervision of a competent
person; and
(e) is physically and mentally fit to discharge the
duties of a hoist operator.
(2) A person operating a hoist shall,
(a ) undergo a medical examination by a physician
before commencing work as a hoist operator
and every twelve months thereafter; and
{b) obtain a hoistman's medical certificate from
the physician certifying that the person is
physically fit to operate a hoist and is not
subject to any infirmity of body and mind that
may interfere with the duties of a hoist
operator.
(3) A hoistman's medical certificate shall,
(a) be kept available for inspection; and
(b) expire twelve months after its date.
(4) A hoistman's medical certificate shall be in the
following form:
The Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1978
HOISTMAN'S MEDICAL CERTIFICATE
I have this day examined
Name
and certify he is physically fit to operate a hoist and is
not subject to any infirmity of body or mind that may
interfere with the duties of a hoist operator.
Signature of qualified medical practitioner
Date
231.— (1) A report shall be made by the hoist
operator in the Hoistman's Log Book for each shift
performed by him of.
(a) the working condition of,
(i) the hoist brakes, clutches and clutch
brake interlocks,
(ii) the depth indicator,
(iii) the signal system,
(iv) the hoist controls,
(v) the overwind and underwind devices,
and
(vi) other devices which may affect safe
hoist operation;
(b) any instructions given to him affecting hoist
operations;
(r ) any unusual circumstances in connection with
the operation of the hoist;
(d) the results of any tests prescribed by this
Regulation;
(e) any trial trips;
if) any inadvertent stoppages; and
(g) his actual starting and finishing time.
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(h) not lower persons on an unclutched drum;
(a) review and countersign all entries in the
Hoistman's Log Book for the preceding two
shifts; and
(b) sign in the Hoistman's Log Book for his period
of duty.
(3) A person issuing instructions to the hoist operator
shall record and sign such instructions in the
Hoistman's Log Book.
(4) The supervisor in charge of a mine hoist shall
review and countersign each working day the entries in
the Hoistman's Log Book for the preceding twenty-four
hour work period.
(5) The Hoistman's Log Book shall be kept in the
hoistroom and available for inspection.
232. A hoist operator shall,
(a) at the start of his shift,
(i) test for the satisfactory working con-
ditions of the hoist brakes, and
(ii) test the holding capacity of any friction
clutch.
in accordance with a procedure established
for the hoist;
(b) at least once in twenty-four hours of use of a
hoist, test the overwind and underwind pro-
tective devices by operating the hoist into
them;
(c) make a return trip of a shaft conveyance,
(i) through the working part of a shaft, if
there has been a stoppage in hoisting
for a period exceeding two hours, and
(ii) below any part of a shaft that has been
under repair, after the repairs have
been completed;
(d) remain at the hoist controls when the hoist is
in motion under manual control;
(e) except when the hoist is on automatic control,
apply the hoist brakes and set the controls to
remove power from the hoist motors before
leaving the hoist operator's position;
(/) not be in voice communication when the hoist
is in motion and under his manual control,
except during an emergency or during main-
tenance and examination;
(g) make sure that at least two brakes can be
applied to stop a hoist drum when the shaft
conveyance is transporting any person;
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(i) when heavy loads or irregularly shaped loads
are on or under the shaft conveyance, operate
the hoist with caution;
(j) complete the hoist movement required by an
executive signal after the hoist movement is
begun unless there is a signal to stop or an
emergency signal; and
(k) upon receiving a 3-bell executive signal,
remain at the hoist controls unless the hoist
movement required by the signal is com-
pleted.
233. No person shall,
(o) operate or interfere with devices or controls
for operating a hoist unless authorized;
(b) speak to the hoist operator while he is operat-
ing the hoist on manual control, except in an
emergency or when the hoist is being repaired,
maintained or adjusted;
(f ) be on a cage while it is being placed onto or
removed from chairs;
(d) be in, on or under a shaft conveyance or
counterweight which is supported by an
unclutched drum, except when the con-
veyance or counterweight is secured in posi-
tion, or during shaft sinking and preliminary
development work during shaft sinking;
(e) leave a shaft conveyance that has inadver-
tently stopped at a point other than a shaft
station, except upon instruction from an
authorized person outside the conveyance;
(/) put to use any chairs for landing a cage,
unless,
(i) a signal for chairing has been made
and returned, or
(ii) special arrangements have been made
to operate a cage with a car, in bal-
ance, from that location;
(g) permit the normal operation of a mine hoist if
an object which may be a hazard to the opera- :
tion of a shaft conveyance or counterweight j
has fallen down a mine shaft until,
(i) a shaft inspection or a trial run throuj
the affected part has been made,
(ii) any obstructions have been remove
and
(iii) any damage affecting safe operatic
has been repaired.
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234. — (1) The hoist operator shall be instructed in
the procedures to follow in operating the hoist where
there is.
(a) an intermediate shaft obstruction;
(b) an emergency; and
(r) an inadvertent hoist stoppage.
and he shall be instructed in the procedures for operat-
ing any man safety devices.
(2) A notice shall be posted in the hoistroom warning
that no person shall speak to the hoist operator while the
hoist operator is operating the hoist on manual control,
except in an emergency or when the hoist is being
repaired, maintained or adjusted.
(3> A hoist operator shall be available at a mine to
manually operate an automatically controlled mine
hoist when persons are underground.
(4) A competent person or persons shall be desig-
nated to.
(a) give mine shaft signals;
(b) be in charge of a shaft conveyance;
(c) maintain discipline of persons riding in a shaft
conveyance;
(d) enforce the load limits for the shaft con-
veyance; and
(e) notify the hoist operator of heavy loads or
irregular shaped loads on or under the shaft
conveyance.
Procedures shall be adopted for removing persons
from a shaft conveyance which has stopped inadver-
tently at a place in a shaft other than a shaft station.
235. — (1) No person shall be transported in a shaft
conveyance.
(a) that is a cage, unless the cage doors are closed;
(b) while the conveyance is transporting ore or
waste;
(c) that is a multi-deck cage, where supplies or
service rolling stock are being transported,
except that persons may be carried on the top
deck when,
(i) such materials are carried on another
deck,
(ii) the materials are adequately secured,
(iii) the doors of the top deck are closed,
(iv) the combined load does not exceed 85
per cent of the material load limit of the
conveyance, and
(v) the scheduled trips for persons have
been completed;
(d) where personal hand tools or equipment are
being transported, unless such tools or
equipment are,
(i) protected by guards,
(ii) secured, and
(iii) the combined load does not exceed 85
per cent of the material load limit of the
conveyance;
(e ) unless a worker authorized to give signals is in
charge of the conveyance; and
(/) with explosives, supplies or service rolling
stock.
(2) Notwithstanding clause / of subsection 1, those
workers required to handle explosives, supplies or ser-
vice rolling stock may be transported with the explo-
sives, supplies or service rolling stock if space is pro-
vided for the safety of the workers and the combined
load does not exceed 85 per cent of the material load
limit of the conveyance.
236. No mine hoisting plant shall be put to, or con-
tinued in, normal service if it is or ought to be known to
have a defect or be in an improper state of repair except
for the purpose of correcting the defect or improper
state of repair.
237. — (1) A competent person or persons shall be
appointed to examine an electrically powered or con-
trolled hoist.
(2) An examination shall be made at least once each
week of the,
(a) hoist motors;
(6) hoist controls;
(c ) electrical safety devices; and
(d) signalling devices.
(3) A record of the examination, servicing and repair
shall be made in the Electrical Hoist Equipment Record
Book.
(4) The entries in the Electrical Hoist Equipment
Record Book shall be dated and signed by the person
performing the examination, servicing or repairs.
(5) A record of a failure or accident involving an
electrical component of a hoist motor and controls,
electrical safety and signalling devices shall be made in
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the Electrical Hoisting Equipment Record book by the
supervisor in charge of electrical hoisting equipment.
(6) The supervisor in charge of the mine hoisting
plant shall,
(a) at least once each week, review the entries
made in the Electrical Hoisting Equipment
Record Book during the preceding week;
(b) ascertain that the examinations prescribed in
subsection 2 have been made and all necessary
work done; and
(f ) upon completion of each review required by
clause a, certify in the Electrical Hoisting
Equipment Record Book that he has complied
with clauses a and b.
238. — (1) A competent person or persons shall be
appointed to examine the mechanical parts of a mine
hoisting plant in accordance with subsection 2.
(2) An examination shall be made,
(a) at least once in each normal production day of
the,
(i) exterior of each hoisting and tail rope
to detect the presence of kinks or other
damage and to note the appearance of
the rope dressing, and
(ii) safety catches of the shaft conveyance
for any defects;
(b) at least once in each week of,
(i) any conveyance safety mechanisms for
proper adjustment and freedom of
movement,
(ii) any head, deflection or idler sheaves,
their shafting and bearer and sole
plates,
(iii) the attachments of each shaft rope,
(iv) the attachments on any shaft con-
veyance or counterweight,
(v) any shaft conveyance, counterweight
and work platform,
(vi) the hoist parts, brakes, brake-clutch
interlocks, depth indicators,
(vii) any hoisting equipment being used for
shaft sinking, and
(viii) any auxiliary brake operating weights
to assure their freedom of movement
and holding capacity;
(f ) at least once each month of.
(i) the shaft ropes to determine,
a. the amount of wear, distortion
and corrosion,
b. the need for lubrication,
c. the need for changing the wear
patterns,
(ii) the hoisting ropes of a friction hoist for
rope stretch,
(iii) the hoisting ropes for the number and
location of broken wires, and
(iv) the friction treads of a friction hoist;
(d) at least once every six months of service of,
(i) the hoisting rope of a drum hoist
within the attachments at the drum
and at the drum sprout, and
(ii) the hoisting rope of a friction hoist
within attachments at the shaft con-
veyance or counterweight in accord-
ance with an established procedure;
and
(e) at least once every twelve months of,
(i) bolt locking devices, foundation bolts
and all bolts critical to hoist safety, and
(ii) the bails, suspension gear and struc-
ture of the shaft conveyance and
counterweight.
(3) At least once every three months, the safety
catches and mechanisms of the cage or other shaft con-
veyance shall be tested and such tests shall consist of
releasing the empty conveyance suddenly in some suit-
able manner from rest, so that the safety catches have
the opportunity to grip the guides and, where the safety
catches do not act satisfactorily, the cage or other shaft
conveyance shall not be used for lowering or raising
workers until the safety catches have been repaired and
tested and shown to act satisfactorily.
(4) Hoisting ropes in use on a drum hoist shall be
cleaned when necessary and shall be dressed with lub-
ricant at least once each month so as to maintain a good
coating and a record of the cleaning and dressing shall
be entered in the Hoisting Machinery Record Book and
the entry shall be dated and signed by the supervisor in
charge of the work.
(5) After every six months of service on a drum hoist
the portion of the hoisting rope that is within the clamps
at the attachment of a shaft conveyance or counter-
weight shall be cut off.
(6) After every eighteen months of service on a fric-
tion hoist the portion of the hoisting rope and tail rope
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that is within the wedge and socket attachments shall be
cut off.
(7) An examination shall be made by a competent
person, using non-destructive methods acceptable to an
engineer of the Ministry, to determine the condition of
the,
(a) mine hoist shafting, brake pins and linkages;
and
(b) structural parts, attachment pins and draw-
bars of a shaft conveyance and counter-
weight,
and such examination shall be made,
(c) after installation and before first use of the
parts; and
(d) at regular intervals that are no greater than,
(i) those recommended by the competent
person performing such an examina-
tion, or
(ii) as required by an engineer of the
Ministry.
(8) Drawings of the parts to be examined under sub-
section 7 shall be made available, upon request, to the
person performing the examination.
(9) A record of the examinations required by this
section and any servicing and repairs shall be entered in
the Hoisting Machinery Record Book and the entries in
the Record Book shall be dated and signed by the
person performing the examination, servicing or
repairs.
( 10) A record of a failure and accident involving a
mechanical part of a mine hoisting plant shall be made
in the Hoisting Machinery Record Book by the super-
visor in charge of the mechanical hoisting equipment.
(11) The supervisor in charge of the mechanical parts
of the mine hoisting plant shall countersign each entry
made in the Hoisting Machinery Record Book with
respect to examinations made under subsection 7.
(12) The supervisor in charge of the mine hoisting
plant shall,
(a) at least once each week, review the entries
made in the Hoisting Machinery Record Book
during the preceding week;
ib) ascertain that the examinations required by
this section have been made and all necessary
work done; and
(c) upon completion of the review required by
clause a, certify in the Hoisting Machinery
Record Book that he has complied with
clauses a and b.
239. — ( 1 ) An examination shall be made by a com-
petent person of,
(a) the mine shaft, at least once even- week;
(b) the shaft guides, timbers, walls, and com-
partments used for hoisting, at least once
even.- month;
(c) the headframe, headframe foundation and
backlegs, sheave deck, dump, bin and bin
supports, at least once even year;
id) the shaft sump, at such frequency as is neces-
sary to assure that the tail, guide and rubbing
rope connections are clear of water and spil-
lage; and
(e) water in the shaft sump at least once even*
year to determine its pH.
(2) A record of the examinations required by subsec-
tion 1 and any sen-icing and repairs shall be entered in
the Shaft Inspection Record Book and such entries shall
be dated and signed by the person performing the
examination, servicing or repairs.
(3) The supenisor in charge of the mine shaft and
headframe shall,
(a) at least once each week, review the entries
made in the Shaft Inspection Record Book
during the preceding week;
(b) ascertain that the examinations required by
subsection 1 have been made and all necessary
work done;
(c ) upon completion of the review required by
clause a. certify in the Shaft Inspection
Record Book that he has complied with
clauses a and b.
240. The ropes, sheaves, brakes, attachments and
other parts of a utility or tugger hoist shall be regularly
examined by a competent person and kept in safe con-
dition.
PART XI
WORKING ENVIRONMENT
241. — (1) Any system for heating ventilating air by
means of a direct gas-fired non-recirculating make-up
air heater using natural, propane or propane-air gases
shall,
(a) meet at least the specifications for equipment
and be installed, operated and maintained to
conform to National Standard of Canada
CAN— 1—3.7— 77; and
(b) be operated so as to reduce the risk of external
fire or explosion.
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(2) A log book in which records of service, mainten-
ance and tests for the system are recorded shall be kept
and maintained.
242. — (1) In a mining plant building, a ventilation
system shall be provided, maintained and used, that
will,
(a) provide a partial pressure of oxygen in the
atmosphere of more than 18 kilopascals to all
work places therein; and
(b) dilute and remove from the atmosphere of a
work place, agents that are likely to endanger
the health or safety of a worker; or
(c) prevent the exposure of a worker in a work
place to agents in the atmosphere that are
likely to endanger the health or safety of a
worker.
(2) Accurate plans and records of a mining plant
building ventilation system shall be kept and main-
tained, showing,
(a) the location of all ventilation openings;
(b) the location of all ventilation fans;
(f ) the volumes of air in cubic metres per second
handled by the fans and openings;
(d) the volumes of air in cubic metres per second
withdrawn by processing equipment; and
(e) the location and functions of all ventilation
regulating doors, louvres or other devices.
(3) Where in a mining plant the atmosphere may
contain chemical or physical agents that are likely to
endanger the health and safety of a worker, equipment
for the detection of such agents shall be provided and
such equipment shall be readily accessible.
243. — (1) In an underground mine, a mechanical
ventilation system shall be provided, maintained and
used that will,
(a) provide a partial pressure of oxygen of more
than 18 kilopascals; and
(b) dilute and remove contaminants from all
work places therein to prevent exposure of a
worker to contaminants in excess of the values
adopted as criteria or guides under section
279.
(2) Accurate plans and records of a mechanical ven-
tilation system in an underground mine shall be kept
and maintained showing,
(a) the location of all ventilation fans;
(b) the volumes of air in cubic metres per second
handled by the ventilation fans;
(c) the fan operating gauge pressure;
(d) the direction of flow of main ventilating
airflows;
(e) the location and function of all fire doors; and
(J) the location and function of all ventilation
doors, brattices, stoppings and regulators
controlling airflows.
244. — (1) In an underground mine,
(a) subject to clause b, a development, explora-
tion or production work place shall be venti-
lated throughout by an auxiliary ventilation
system for any advance in excess of 60 metres
from a mechanical mine ventilation system;
and
(b) a continuous supply of fresh air shall be pro-
vided and used to dilute and remove conta-
minants,
(i) in a raise, and
(ii) in a sub-drift for any advance in excess
of 10 metres from a mechanical mine
ventilation system,
to prevent exposure of a worker to contaminants in
excess of the values adopted as criteria or guides under
section 279.
(2) The fresh air supply prescribed by clause b of
subsection 1 shall be,
(a) independent of the air supplied by any drill or
machine used;
(b) controlled only at the beginning of the raise or
sub-drift; and
(c) operating when a blast is detonated.
245. — ( 1 ) An underground area that is not part of an
underground mine ventilation system shall,
(a) be effectively barricaded to prevent inadver-
tent entry;
(b) be posted with signs to warn a person that
entry is prohibited; and
(c) subject to subsection 3, be examined by a
competent person before any other person
enters or is permitted to enter the under-
ground area.
(2) The examination prescribed in subclause c of
subsection 1 shall consist of an examination for,
(a) oxygen deficiency due to a partial pressure of
oxygen in the atmosphere less than 18
kilopascals;
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(ft) the presence of a toxic gas, vapour, dust, mist
or fume; and
(c) any other dangerous condition.
(3) Before a competent person examines the under-
ground area he shall be provided with instructions in
writing setting out.
(a) the hazard involved;
(ft) the use of testing equipment required;
(c ) the personal protective devices he is required
to use or wear; and
(d) any other precautions and procedures to be
taken for his protection.
246. The cyanide content in the liquid portion of the
tailings used for underground fill and in the effluent
from the filled area shall be less than 0.005 milligrams
per litre expressed as cyanide of potassium.
247. Clean water under pressure shall be made
available for dust control purposes in a work place
where rock or ore is drilled, blasted, loaded or trans-
ported.
248. Broken rock or ore shall be thoroughly wetted
by water,
(a) during blasting operations or immediately
thereafter; and
(ft) when the ore or rock is being loaded or
scraped.
249. Sections 247 and 248 do not apply at a salt mine
or any other operation where the ore or rock is hygro-
scopic.
250. Xo person shall enter or remain, or be permit-
ted to enter or remain, in a work place affected by
blasting contaminants until the ventilation system has
removed the contaminants or rendered them harmless.
251. In an underground mine a batten-charging
station shall be ventilated to prevent the accumulation
of an explosive mixture of gases.
252. Effective illumination by means of stationary-
lighting shall be provided in an underground mine,
(a) at all active shaft stations and shaft con-
veyance landings where workers are required
to travel or work; and
(ft) where the nature of the equipment or the
operation may create a hazard due to insuffi-
cient illumination.
253. The level of illumination in a mining plant
where workers are required to travel and work shall
conform to CSA Standard C92.1 - 1975, "Industrial
Lighting".
254. In a work place in a building which is solely
dependent on artificial lighting and where a failure of
the regular lighting system would create conditions
which might endanger the safety- of any person in the
building, emergency lighting shall be provided which,
(a) turns on automatically when the regular
lighting fails;
(b) is independent of the regular lighting source;
(c ) provides adequate lighting for evacuation of
the building; and
(d) shall be tested as frequently as necessary to
ensure the system will function in an
emergency but not less frequently than
recommended by the manufacturer.
255. Compressed air used for breathing purposes
shall conform to CSA Standard Z 180.0—1978, "Purity
of Compressed Air for Breathing Purposes".
256. Where dust or other material is likely to cause a
hazard by becoming airborne, the dust, or other mat-
erial, shall be removed with a minimum of delay by,
(a) vacuuming;
(ft) wet sweeping;
(c ) wet shovelling; or
(d) other suitable means.
257. A metallurgical survey by mass of origin, hold-
up and destination of potentially hazardous minor ele-
ments, including but not limited to lead, mercury, arse-
nic, selenium, tellurium, cadmium and antimony shall
be conducted quarterly in a mining plant.
258. An annual survey of use by mass of potentially
hazardous chemical reagents shall be made in a mining
plant.
259. Where a potentially hazardous chemical re-
agent has caused a medical or compensable injury,
(a) an annual record shall be maintained for the
reagent,
(i) specifying its trade name and chemical
composition, and
(ii) identifying all possible toxic chemical
elements and compounds of the
reagent;
(ft) a record of the injury' caused by the reagent
shall be kept.
260. A copy of the records and the surveys required
under sections 257, 258 and 259 shall be sent to the
Director annually.
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261. Subject to section 263, a confined space shall be
entered only where,
(a) there is an easy egress from all accessible parts
of the confined space;
(b) mechanical equipment in the confined space
is,
(i) disconnected from its power source,
and
(ii) locked out;
(c ) all pipes and other supply lines except those
required for the work therein are blanked off;
and
(d) the confined space is tested and evaluated by a
competent person who,
(i) records the results of each test in a
permanent record, and
(ii) certifies in writing in the permanent
record that the confined space,
a. is free from hazard, and
b. will remain free from hazard
while any person is in the con-
fined space having regard to the
nature and duration of the
work to be performed.
262. Subject to section 263, a confined space in
which there exists or is likely to exist,
(a) a toxic gas, vapour, dust or fume; or
(6) a partial pressure of oxygen in the atmosphere
of less than 18 kilopascals or more than 23
kilopascals,
shall not be entered unless,
(c) the requirements of section 261 are complied
with;
(d) the space is purged and ventilated to provide a
safe atmosphere;
(e) the measures necessary to maintain a safe
atmosphere have been taken;
(/) another person is stationed outside the con-
fined space;
(g) suitable arrangements have been made to
remove the person from the confined space
shouid he require assistance; and
(h) a person adequately trained in artificial res-
piration is conveniently available.
263. Notwithstanding sections 261 and 262, con-
fined space in which there exists or is likely to exist,
(a) a toxic gas, vapour, dust or fume; or
(b) a partial pressure of oxygen in the atmosphere
of less than 18 kilopascals or more than 23
kilopascals,
and which cannot be purged and ventilated to provide
and maintain a safe atmosphere may be entered if,
(c) all the requirements of the said section 261,
except sub-subclause b of subclause ii of
clause d thereof, are complied with;
(d) the person entering is using a suitable
breathing apparatus and a safety harness or
other similar equipment to which is securely
attached a rope, the free end of which is held
by a person equipped with an alarm who is
keeping watch outside the confined space;
(e) the person entering is using such other equip-
ment as is necessary to ensure his safety;
if) the safety harness, rope and other equipment
mentioned in clause d have been inspected by
a competent person and are in good working
order; and
(g) a person adequately trained in artificial
respiration is conveniently available.
264. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, where the gas or
vapour in a confined space is or is likely to be explosive
or flammable, the confined space shall be entered only
where,
(a) the concentration of the gas or vapour does
not or is not likely to exceed 50 per cent of the
lower explosive limit of the gas or vapour; and
(6) the only work to be performed is that of
cleaning or inspection and of such a nature
that it does not create any source of ignition.
(2) Cold work may be performed in a confined space
in which there exists or is likely to exist an explosive or
flammable gas or vapour where the concentration does
not, and is not likely to, exceed 10 per cent of the lower
explosive limit of the gas or vapour.
265. The requirements of sections 261, 262, 263 and
264 apply with all necessary modifications to any con-
fined space while any person remains in that space.
266. — (1) Subject to subsections 3, 4 and 5, toilets
and washbasins in a mining plant shall be provided in
accordance with the following Table:
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TABLE
Number of facilities
Number of Workers
Toilets
Washbasins
1 to 9
10 to 24
25 to 49
50 to 74
75 to 100
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
Add one toilet and one washbasin for each
additional thirty workers or fraction thereof.
(2) In a washroom,
(a) a toilet shall be enclosed by walls or partitions
and a door that is capable of being locked from
the inside to provide privacy to a person using
the toilet;
(b) hot and cold water shall be supplied to each
washbasin;
(c) ventilation to the outdoors capable of pro-
viding ten changes of air per hour shall be
provided;
(</) a reasonable supply of personal hygiene
supplies and equipment shall be provided.
and where separate washrooms are provided for each
sex, a legible sign indicating the sex by which the wash-
room is to be used shall be posted at the door.
(3) In calculating the number of toilets and wash-
basins required by the Table in subsection 1, the
number of workers in the Table in subsection 1
shall be that number of workers who are normally
present on the premises for more than 25 per cent
of their working shift.
(4) Urinals may be substituted for one-half of the
required number of toilets for males and for this pur-
pose each 600 millimetres of straight trough urinal may
be counted as one urinal.
(5) For the purpose of this section, each 500 mil-
limetres of circumference of a circular wash fountain or
length of straight trough washbasin may be counted as
one washbasin.
(6) Water which is to be used for personal washing
purposes shall not,
(a) exceed 60°Celsius at any oudet; or
(b) be directly mixed with steam.
267. Suitable sanitary conveniences shall be pro-
vided in a mine in accordance with the following
requirements:
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1. Where workers are employed in an under-
ground mine, one toilet shall be provided for
even twenty-five workers or portion thereof
on any shift.
2. Where workers are employed at a surface
mine, one toilet and one urinal shall be pro-
vided for even, twenty-five workers or por-
tion thereof on any shift.
3. A toilet at a mine shall be,
(i) of the water flushing type or of a sani-
tary design and shall be located in an
individual compartment with a suit-
able floor and a door which can be
locked,
(ii) provided with toilet paper, clothes
hooks and such other sanitary facilities
as may be considered necessary,
(iii) where electrical facilities are reason-
ably available, be provided with
lighting, and
(iv) be kept clean and sanitary and the
contents disposed of regularly.
4. A toilet in an underground mine shall be
located in a well-ventilated part of the under-
ground mine and be convenienUy placed
having regard to the number of workers
employed on the different levels of the mine.
268. — (1) Suitable and adequate facilities to wash
and shower and to change and dry their clothing shall
be provided for workers,
(a) at an underground mine; and
(b) at a surface mine, where the workers are sub-
ject to dusty, dirty or wet conditions.
(2) At an underground mine, the facilities, required
by subsection 1 shall be located,
(a) when above ground, near the principal en-
trance of the mine;
(b) unless of non-combustible construction, not
nearer than 1 5 metres to a shafthouse or portal
house; and
(c) not in a hoistroom or boilerhouse, unless a
separate, properly constructed room is pro-
vided.
(3) At a surface mine, where the facilities required by
subsection 1 are located at a considerable distance from
the place of work, adequate transportation to the
facilities from the work place shall be provided to the
workers in inclement weather.
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(4) Where practical, protection from the elements
between the shaft entrance and the change rooms shall
be provided.
269. Where the clothing of a worker is likely to be
contaminated by a biological or chemical agent that
may be a hazard to health or by a designated substance,
suitable facilities shall be provided for,
(a) laundering work clothing; and
(b) keeping workclothes separate from street
clothes.
270. — (1) Cool potable drinking water shall be pro-
vided in mining plants,
(a) from,
(i) a fountain with an upward jet, or
(ii) a tap from a piped water supply or a
covered vessel, together with a supply
of single-use cups in a sanitary con-
tainer located near the tap;
(b) on every floor where work is regularly per-
formed; and
(c) within 100 metres of any area where work is
regularly performed.
(2) In underground mines cool potable drinking
water shall be provided at locations which,
(a) are reasonably accessible to a worker; and
(b) shall be kept in a clean and sanitary condition.
(3) All potable drinking water in a mine or mining
plant shall be governed by the guide imposed as a
standard of Drinking Water Objectives set by the
Ministry of the Environment.
271. — (1) Where more than fifteen workers congre-
gate to eat, a lunchroom or eating area sufficiently large
to accommodate all such workers shall be provided.
(2) A lunchroom or eating area shall be adequately
provided with,
(a) light, heat and ventilation;
(b) hand washing and drying facilities, including
hot water;
(c) suitable facilities for warming food; and
(d) suitable seating facilities.
(3) All lunchrooms or eating areas shall be kept in a
clean and sanitary condition.
(4) Laboratory glassware, utensils or similar or
related equipment shall not be used for eating, drinking
or cooking purposes.
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272. — ( 1) In addition to the requirements for first aid
prescribed under The Workmen's Compensation Act,
equipment shall be provided to facilitate the rescue of
injured workers.
(2) At every mining plant where poisonous or
dangerous compounds, solutions or gases are present,
there shall be kept or installed in a conspicuous place, as
near the compounds, solutions or gases as is practical,
(a) antidotes and washes;
(b) eye wash fountains; and
(c) where necessary, showers for treating injuries
received from such compounds, solutions or
gases.
(3) Antidotes and washes required under subsection
2 shall be properly labelled and explicit directions for
their use shall be affixed to the boxes containing them.
273. In this section and in sections 2 74, 275, 276, 277
and 278,
(a) "applicant" means a person lacking a valid
certificate who is seeking employment in a
dust exposure occupation;
(6) "certificate" means a certificate given under
subsection 1 of section 2 74;
(c) "dust exposure occupation" means,
(i) employment in an underground mine,
(ii) employment at the surface of an
underground or surface mine in ore or
rock crushing operations, or
(Hi) where hazardous dust concentrations
may exist;
(d) "medical officer" means a medical officer
appointed under The Workmen's Compensa-
tion Act.
274. — (1) No applicant shall be employed in a dust
exposure occupation, and no worker shall continue to
be employed in a dust exposure occupation unless he is
given a certificate by a medical officer that he is suitable
for employment in a dust exposure occupation.
(2) An applicant may appeal from the decision of a
medical officer to the Director and the provisions of
section 32 of the Act, with all necessary modifications,
shall apply.
275. A certificate shall be,
(a) left in the custody of the employer during the
period of the worker's employment; and
(b) returned to the worker upon the termination
of his employment.
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276. — ( 1) The holder of a subsisting certificate shall
be re-examined by a medical officer at least biennially.
(2) Subject to subsection 3, a certificate may remain
in good standing when,
(a) a travelling medical officer is unable to con-
duct an examination prior to the expiry date;
or
(ft) the holder of a certificate is unable to present
himself for examination because of illness or
other circumstances beyond his control.
(3) The holder of a certificate described in subsection
2 shall present himself for re-examination at the first
available opportunity.
277. An examination by a medical officer shall con-
sist of,
(a) a pre-placement medical examination
including,
(i) postero-anterior and left lateral chest
X-ray, and
(ii) pulmonary function tests including at
least forced vital capacity (FYC),
forced expiratory volume in one sec-
ond (FEV) and forced expiratory flow
from 25 per cent to 75 per cent of vital
capacity (FEF) or a flow rate test
equivalent to the latter; and
(b) a medical examination taken at least bien-
nially including a,
(i) a postero-anterior X-ray, and if
required by the Chief. Industrial Chest
Disease Service of the Ministry, a left
lateral chest X-ray, and
(ii) the pulmonary function tests pre-
scribed in subclause ii of clause a .
278. Where a worker has been employed in a radia-
tion exposure occupation at a uranium mine for five
years, he shall undergo a sputum cytology or other
biological tests by a medical officer and thereafter bien-
nially.
279. As a factor to be considered under clause /of
subsection 8 of section 20 of the Act, the "TLV's
Threshold Limit Values for Chemical Substances and
Physical Agents in the Workroom Environment with
Intended Changes for 1979", of the American Confer-
ence of Governmental Industrial Hygienists, are
adopted as criteria or guides.
280. — (1) Where the Director issues an order under
subsection 1 of section 20 of the Act, the Director may
specify therein.
(a) that a program to monitor the exposure of a
worker to levels of a particular biological,
chemical or physical agent or combination of
such agents in a work place be established and
maintained;
(b) the measures and procedures to be taken and
used in such program, including the equip-
ment and the methods of analyses to be used;
(c) the time or frequency of monitoring; and
(d) the particular place or places where monitor-
ing is to be carried out.
(2) Within seven days of their being obtained by the
employer, the results of the analyses shall be,
(a) sent to the Director;
(b) posted for a period of fourteen days in the
work place where the program is being carried
out; and
(c) sent to the health and safety representative,
joint health and safety committee and the
trade union, if any.
(3) A worker in whose work place a monitoring pro-
gram is being carried out shall be informed of the pur-
pose and measurement procedures of the monitoring
program.
(4) The results of the analyses of a monitoring pro-
gram mentioned in subsection 1, shall be kept by the
employer for a period of twenty years from the date the
results were obtained.
281. Where a box, drum or other container contains
a biological or chemical agent which is likely to affect
the health or safety of a worker, the box, drum or other
container shall be labelled in clear legible print to iden-
tify the agent and the label shall state the precautions to
be taken in the handling, use, storage and disposal of
the agent.
282. Where a local exhaust ventilation system recir-
culates air to the work place provision shall be made for
a make-up air supply system having sufficient volume
to keep any contaminants below the values adopted as
criteria or guides under section 279 and the contamin-
ant level in the recirculated air shall not exceed 20 per
cent of the values adopted as criteria or guides under the
said section 279.
283. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of October, 1979.
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GOVERNMENT NOTICES
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 4635
Addendum 4644
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 4644
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 4646
Certificates of Continuation Issued 4648
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 4648
Amendments to Articles 4648
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 4652
Licences in Mortmain Issued 4652
Extra-Provincial Licences Issued 4653
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 4653
Notice of Default in Complying with The Corporations Tax Act. 1972 4654
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation 4664
Erratum 4666
The Insurance Act 4667
The Loan and Trust Corporations Act 4667
The Environmental Assessment Act. 1975 4667
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 4669
Petitions to Parliament 467 1
Applications to Parliament 467 1
CORPORATION NOTICES 4672
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 4675
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 4676
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 4677
SHERIFFS SALES OF LANDS 4679
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 649/79 2027
The Local Roads Boards Act O. Reg. 657/79 2031
The Mental Health Act O. Reg. 648/79 2027
The Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1978 O. Reg. 658/79 2033
The Occupational Health and Safety Act. 1978 O. Reg. 659/79 2057
The Occupational Health and Safety Act. 1978 O. Reg. 660/79 2128
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act. 1973 O. Reg. 653/79 2029
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act, 1973 O. Reg. 654/79 2030
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act, 1973 O. Reg. 655/79 2030
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act. 1973 O. Reg. 656/79 2031
The Planning Act O. Reg. 651/79 2028
The Planning Act O. Reg. 652/79 2028
The Public Commercial Vehicles Act O. Reg. 650/79 2027
The Public Hospitals Act O. Reg. 647/79 2027
4848
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1979
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1979 the dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in
Ihe Onta
RIO
Gazette are as follows:
January 6th, Issue No. 1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held — April 8th,
1979
February 3rd, " " 5
* *
' "
' — May 6th,
"
March 3rd " " 9
* "
— June 3rd,
"
April 7th, " " 14
* '
■ "
' —July 8th,
"
May 5th, " " 18
* *
' "
— August 5th,
"
June 2nd, " " 22
* *
* "
— September 2nd
"
July 7th, " " 27
* '
i <<
' —October 7th,
"
August 4th, " " 31
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• <<
' — November 4th,
"
September 1st, " " 35
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' — December 2nd,
"
October 6th, " "40
* *
1 "
' — January 6th,
1980
November 3rd, " " 44
* *
' "
' — February 3rd,
"
December 1st, " " 48
' " " — March 2nd,
"
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS
PRIOR
TO
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received before
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number of
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed.
Advertising Rate: $7.50 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $30.00; and
by others for a single copy, 75 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO and
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed :
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
O. Reg. 661/79
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4897
Publications Under The Regulations Act
October 6th, 1979
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
O. Reg. 661/79.
Hunting Licences — Issuance.
Made — September 11th, 1979.
Filed — September 14th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 371 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
1 . — ( 1 ) Subsection 4 of section 1 0 of Regulation 371
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970. as
amended by subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 874/76, is further amended by strik-
ing out "13, 1 7 or 19" in the first line and insert-
ing in lieu thereof "13 or 17".
(2) The said section 10, as amended by section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 369/73 and section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 874/76, is further amended
by adding thereto the following subsection:
(8) A licence in Form 19 expires with the 31st day
of December next following the date on which it is
issued. O. Reg. 661/79, s. 1 (2).
2 . Section 1 1 of the said Regulation is amended by
striking out "March" in the fifth line and insert-
ing in lieu thereof "August".
3. Form 9 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 272/79, is
amended by adding immediately after clause b
the following sentence:
The holder of this licence may hunt game birds on a game bird hunting preserve at any time during the year.
4. Forms 11, 12 and 13 of the said Regulation, as
remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 2 72/
79, are amended by striking out "during March,
19 . . . ." where it occurs therein and inserting in
lieu thereof in each instance "at any time during
the year".
5. Form 15 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 272/79, is
amended by striking out "March" where it
occurs therein and inserting in lieu thereof
"August".
6. Form 19 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 272/79, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Form 19
The Game and Fish Act
RESIDENT'S LICENCE TO HUNT
RACCOON AT NIGHT 19
Licence fee $5.00
RACCOON NIGHT
HUNTER'S NUMBER
10 11
12
Under The Game and Fish Act and the regulations, and subject to the limitations
thereof, this licence is issued to
Print last name first
First name or initials
13
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O. Reg. 661/79
33
52
City
, Town or
Village
, Ontario.
53
to hunt raccoon at night during the open season.
Qualification Produced
69
Province, State or Country
Year
Serial Number
Description
Status Code
Age
A means new raccoon night hunter
□
70 71
72
Height
Weight
Colour of hair
Colour of eyes
B means raccoon night hunter has the same
number as last year
C means raccoon night hunter has a number
different frcm last year
Month Day
Site Site
Region District
Date of issue
Land Classification
73
75 76 77
78 79 80 81
This licence expires with the 31st day of December next following the date on which
it is issued.
Signature of Issuer
Signature of Licensee
This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day of January, 1980.
(3315)
O. Reg. 661/79, s. 6.
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O. Reg. 662/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 664/79 4899
THE GAME AND FISH ACT I PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 662/79.
Badger.
Made— September 11th, 1979.
Filed— September 14th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
BADGER
1. Taxidea tax us, commonly known as badger, is
declared to be a fur-bearing animal. O. Reg. 662/79,
5316)
40
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 663/79.
Restricted Areas — District of Timiskaming.
Made — September 12th, 1979.
Filed— September 17th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 671 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1 . Section 12 of Regulation 67 1 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 521/79, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
12. Notwithstanding section 4, the lands described
in Schedules 2, 4, 5. 6, 8 and 10 may each be used for the
erection and use thereon of a single-family dwelling and
buildings and structures accessory thereto. O. Reg.
663/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 10
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Dack in the Territorial District of Timis-
kaming, being composed of that part of the south half of
Lot 1 in Concession VI designated as Part 2 on a Ref-
erence Plan deposited in the Land Registry Office for
the Land Titles Division of Timiskaming (No. 54) as
Number 54R-2004. O. Reg. 663/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 12th day of September, 1979.
[3317)
O. Reg. 664/79.
Restricted Areas — The Regional
Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton,
Township of Marlborough (now
Township of Rideau).
Made — September 12th. 1979.
Filed— September 17th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 529/73
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Section 29 of Ontario Regulation 529/73, as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 440/78,
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
29. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the lands described in Schedules 59 and 65 may
each be used for the erection and use thereon of a
single-family dwelling and buildings and structures
accessory thereto provided the following requirements
are met:
Minimum front yard 25 feet
Minimum side yards 10 feet
Minimum rear yard 25 feet
Maximum lot coverage 20 per cent
Minimum floor area of
dwelling 1,000 square feet
Maximum height of
dwelling two and one-half storeys
Minimum elevation
No building intended for
human habitation shall
be designed, constructed
or located in such a way
as to permit the entry
of flood waters below
the level of 287.5 feet.
Canadian Geodetic
Datum. O. Reg. 664/
79, s. 1.
The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 65
That parcel of land situate in that part of the
Township of Rideau in The Regional Municipality of
Ottawa-Carleton that on the 31st day of December.
1973 was in the Township of Marlborough, being com-
40 posed of that part of Lot 16 in Concession I designated
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O. Reg. 664/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 666/79
as Part 1 according to a Plan deposited in the Land
Registry Office for the Registry Division of Ottawa-
Carleton (No. S) as Number 5R-4275. O. Reg. 664/
79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 12th day of September, 1979.
(3318) 40
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 665/79.
Restricted Areas — County of Frontenac,
Township of Bedford.
Made — September 12th, 1979.
Filed— September 17th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 218/75
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
Ontario Regulation 218/75 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
108. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the lands described in paragraphs 1 and 2 of
Schedule 112 may each be used for the erection and use
thereon of a seasonal residence and buildings and
structures accessory thereto provided the following
requirements are met:
Minimum distance be-
tween any building or
structure, including a
sewage disposal system,
and the high water mark
of Burridge Lake
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Maximum lot coverage
100 feet
10 feet
25 feet
30 per cent
O. Reg. 665/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 112
Those parcels of land situate in the Township of
Bedford in the County of Frontenac, being composed of
those parts of lots 23 and 24 in Concession VII as shown
on a Reference Plan deposited in the Land Registry
Office for the Registry Division of Frontenac (No. 13) as
Number 13R-3788 and designated as follows:
1. Parts 8, 9 and 10
2. Parts 15, 16 and 17 O. Reg. 665/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 12th day of September, 1979.
(3319) 40
THE LINE FENCES ACT, 1979
O. Reg. 666/79.
Forms.
Made — September 14th, 1979.
Filed— September 17th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE LINE FENCES ACT, 1979
FORMS
1. — (1) The request for fence- viewers to be given to
the clerk of a municipality by a person desiring to
initiate proceedings under subsection 1 of section 4 of
the Act may be in Form 1.
(2) The notice required to be given by the clerk of a
municipality to an owner or an occupant under subsec-
tion 2 of section 4 of the Act shall be in Form 2 .
(3) The notice required to be given by the clerk of a
municipality to a fence-viewer under subsection 2 of
section 4 of the Act shall be in Form 3. O. Reg.
666/79, s. 1.
2. An award of fence-viewers made under subsec-
tion 1 of section 7 of the Act shall be in Form 3. O.
Reg. 666/79, s. 2.
3. — (1) The notice of appeal served by an owner
under subsection 1 of section 9 of the Act shall be in
Form 5.
(2) The affidavit of service of a notice of appeal
required to be filed by an owner, under subsection 1 of
section 9 of the Act shall be in Form 6. O. Reg.
666/79, s. 3.
4. — (1) The notice required to be given by the clerk
of a municipality to an owner or occupant under sub-
section 8 of section 11 of the Act shall be in Form 7.
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(2) The notice required to be given by the clerk of a
municipality to a fence-viewer under subsection 8 of
section 1 1 of the Act shall be in Form 8. O. Reg.
666/79, s. 4.
5. — (1) A certificate of default made by fence-view-
ers under clause a of subsection 1 of section 12 of the Act
shall be in Form 9.
(2) The certificate of default made by fence-viewers
under clause b of subsection 1 of section 12 of the Act
shall be in Form 10.
(3) A notice given under subsection 8 of section 12 of
the Act by the treasurer of a municipality to an adjoin-
ing owner against whom an award is being enforced
shall be in Form 11. O. Reg. 666/79, s. 5.
6. A determination with directions made by fence-
viewers under subsection 6 of section 13 of the Act shall
be in Form 12. O. Reg. 666/79, s. 6.
7. A decision made by fence-viewers under subsec-
tion 1 of section 14 of the Act shall be in Form 13. O.
Reg. 666/79, s. 7.
8. An agreement in writing registered under section
16 of the Act shall be in Form 14. O. Reg. 666/79, s. 8.
9. An agreement in writing registered under subsec-
tion 3 of section 22 of the Act shall be in Form 15. O
Reg. 666/79, s. 9.
Form 1
The Line Fences Act, 1979
REQUEST FOR FENCE-VIEWERS
I being the owner of certain lands
being
(description of lands sufficient for registration in the appropriate Land Registry Office)
do hereby serve notice that I desire and request that three fence- viewers attend, view and arbitrate in the matter of a
dispute over the responsibility for a line fence marking the boundary between my land and that of an adjoining land
owner, namely: whose lands may be more particularly described as:
(description of lands sufficient for registration in appropriate Land Registry Office)
I understand that the descriptions of my land and the land of provided above are the
descriptions that will be used in the fence-viewers' award and in any certificate subsequently made by the
fence-viewers in respect of the award and therefore have ensured that the descriptions are accurate and are
sufficient for registration in the appropriate Land Registry Office.
The status of the line fence marking the boundary of our adjoining lands is:
□ — non-existent at the present time
□ — in need of reconstruction
□ — in need of maintenance, repair and keeping-up
*The boundary line between our lands is not in dispute.
Dated at the of this day of ,19 .
Witness Person desiring fence-viewers to view and arbitrate
PLEASE
CHECK
APPROP-
RIATE
BOX
Fence-viewers have no jurisdiction to resolve boundary disputes.
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4902 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 666/79
Advisable to have this form made in triplicate, (the original to be retained by the clerk, with one copy to be given to
each of the adjoining owners).
O. Reg. 666/79, Form 1.
Form 2
The Line Fences Act, 1979
(Section 4 (2) )
CLERK'S NOTICE TO PARTIES (DISPUTE)
Take notice that three fence-viewers of this locality will attend at the lands described below on:
Day
Month
Year
Hour
to view and arbitrate on a line fence between the lands of:
(name of owner who initiated proceedings)
being
(description of lands sufficient to identify the property whether by municipal address or otherwise)
and the lands of
(name of owner of adjoining land)
being
(description of lands sufficient to identify the property whether by municipal address or otherwise)
AND take notice that if a party, having been notified, does not attend the fence-viewing, the fence- viewers may
proceed in that party's absence and, except as otherwise provided in The Line Fences Act, 1979, he will not be
entitled to any further notice in the proceedings.
Dated the day of
, 1979.
TO: (Owner or Occupant Notified)
(clerk or other designated person)
(person desiring fence-viewers to view and arbitrate)
Section 5 of The Line Fences Act, 1979, states as follows:
Where an occupant who is not an owner of the land is given a notice under this Act, he shall immediately inform
the owner of the notice, and, if he neglects to do so, he is liable for all damage caused to the owner by such
neglect.
O. Reg. 666/79, Form 2.
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Form 3
The Line Fences Act, 1979
(Section 4 (2) )
CLERK'S NOTICE TO FENCE- VIEWERS (DISPUTE)
Take notice that I require you to attend at the lands described below on:
Day
Month
Year
Hour
to view and arbitrate on a line fence between the lands of:
(name of owner who initiated the proceedings)
being
(description of lands sufficient to identify the property whether by municipal address or otherwise)
4903
and the lands of
(name of owner against whom proceedings initiated)
being
(description of lands sufficient to identify the property whether by municipal address or otherwise)
TO Fence-Viewers
For descriptions use the
descriptions provided in
Form 1, if used, and
attach a Schedule if
required
Clerk or other
designated person
O. Reg. 666/79, Form 3.
Form 4
The Line Fences Act, 1979
(Section 7 (1) )
AWARD
We, the fence- viewers of (name of locality) having been called upon to view and
arbitrate for purposes of settling a dispute over a line fence between the lands of
{name of owner who initiated proceedings) being: (description of lands sufficient
for registration in the appropriate Land Registry Office), and the lands of (name of
owner against whom proceedings initiated) being (description of lands sufficient
for registration in the appropriate Land Registy Office), and having examined the
lands and duly acted according to The Line Fences Act, 1979, award as follows:
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box
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O. Reg. 666/79
Complete A, B or C,
whichever is appropriate
2. A.
A fence to mark the boundary line between the adjoining lands
described above shall be
[] constructed, maintained and kept up
[] reconstructed, maintained and kept up
[ ] repaired, maintained and kept up.
shall be responsible for constructing/reconstruct-
ing/repairing (indicate appropriate term) maintaining and keeping up
that part of the fence that commences at (description of point) and ends
at (description of point);
shall be responsible for constructing/reconstruct-
ing/repairing (indicate appropriate term) maintaining and keeping up
that part of the fence that commences at (description of point) and ends
at (description of point).
B shall be responsible for constructing/reconstruct-
ing/repairing (indicate appropriate term) maintaining and keeping up
the fence and shall pay to him one-half of the costs
of the work incurred as a result of this award upon being notified of the
amount of such costs in accordance with The Line Fences Act, 1979.
C.
(Where the fence-viewers are of the opinion that an award in the terms
of 2A or 2B would be unjust, the fence-viewers may make whatever
award they consider appropriate).
The fence shall be of the following description (state the kind offence,
height, material, etc.)
(attach Schedule, if necessary)
The work shall be commenced not later than the day of
, 19 . ., and shall be completed not later than
the day of , 19. . .
The costs of these proceedings are fixed at $ determined
as follows: (set out items and amounts making up total costs of
the proceedings).
Item
Amount
(Name of one adjoining owner) shall pay
costs of this proceeding, namely,
(Name of other adjoining owner) shall pay
costs of this proceeding, namely,
.% of the
.%ofthe
2200
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 4905
Dated the day of 19 . . .
(signature of Witness) (Signatures of Fence- Viewers)
O. Reg. 666/79, Form 4.
In the
Form 5
The Line Fences Act, 1979
(Section 9 (1) )
NOTICE OF APPEAL FROM FENCE- VIEWERS' AWARD
. . .Small Claims Court of the of
BETWEEN: Appellant
— and —
Respondent
TAKE NOTICE that I, appeal to the Small Claims Court of
the of from the award made by the fence-viewers of {locality)
on the day of , 19 .... a certified copy of which award is attached, and
>k that (set out briefly what is desired)
upon the following grounds: (state the grounds clearly but briefly)
Dated this day of 19 ... .
To: Respondent Owner
Home address
And to: (List fence-viewers and Home addresses)
Owner instituting appeal.
Home address
2201
4906
And to: (The clerk of the
the
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 666/79
.Small Claims Court of
.of.
O. Reg. 666/79, Form S.
Form 6
The Line Fences Act, 1979
(Section 9 (1) )
AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE OF NOTICE OF APPEAL
in the Small Claims Court of the of
BETWEEN Appellant
— and —
Respondent
I, of the of in
the of , (occupation),
make oath and say as follows:
I did on , the day of 19 ... .
CHECK
APPROPRIATE
BOX
(a) send by prepaid registered mail to the above named Respondent, of which the
certificate of such registration is attached hereto
(b) personally serve on the above named Respondent, or on a resident of the
□ Respondent's dwelling house over the age of 18 years.
and did send by prepaid registered mail to the fence-viewers whose award is the subject of this
appeal, of which the certificate of such registration is attached hereto, the Notice of Appeal required
under Section 9 ( 1) of The Line Fences Act, 1 979, a certified true copy thereof being attached hereto.
In effecting service, I necessarily travelled
Sworn before me
at the
of
in the
of
this day of 19.
(or a Commissioner for taking
affidavits)
kilometers.
Signature
Clerk of the Small Claims
Court
O. Reg. 666/79, Form 6.
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Form 7
The Line Fences Act, 1979
(Section 11(8))
CLERK'S NOTICE TO PARTIES (CERTIFICATION)
Take notice that three fence-viewers of this locality, will reattend at the lands, described below.
on the day of 19 ... .at the hour of to determine whether
(name of owner against whom award is being enforced, hereinafter referred to as Owner A ) has
obeyed the directions of the award made the day of 19 . . . , in respect of a line
fence marking the boundary between his lands being (description of the lands sufficient to identify
the property whether by municipal address or otherwise), and the lands of (name of owner causing the
notice to be given, hereinafter referred to as Owner B), being (description of the lands sufficient to
identify the property whether by municipal address or otherwise ), and if satisfied that (name of Owner
A) has failed to obey the directions of the award, the said fence- viewers —
1. a. Will certify the value of the work done at the expense of (name of Owner J3), which
pursuant to the award ought to have been done by (name of Owner A )
Delete a or b
whichever is
inapplicable
b. will determine the value of the work done by (Name of Owner B) and certify the
amount payable by (Same of Owner .4) as his share of the costs of the work; and
2. Will fix the costs of the proceedings, including the costs of the original fence-viewing
proceedings at which the award was made, and will certify the portion of the costs
payable by (name of Owner A ) to (name of Owner B );
and the total amount certified may be collected from (name of Owner A) in the same manner as
municipal taxes or as the amount of a judgment of a small claims court.
You are hereby notified that if you do not attend at the time and place specified above the
fence-viewers may proceed in your absence and, except as otherwise provided in The Line Fences
Act, 1979, you will not be entitled to any further notice in these proceedings.
Dated the day of 19 . . .
TO: Owner or Occupant Notified
Clerk (or other designated person)
* The Line Fences Act, 1979, section 5 states as follows:
Where an occupant who is not an owner of the land is given a notice under this Act, he shall
immediately inform the owner of the notice, and, if he neglects to do so. he is liable for all
damage caused to the owner by such neglect.
O. Reg. 666/79, Form 7.
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Form 8
The Line Fences Act, 1979
(Section 11 (8) )
CLERK'S NOTICE TO EENCE-VIEWERS (CERTIFICATION)
Take notice that I require you to reattend at the lands described below on the day of 19 . . ., at
the hour of to determine whether the award made the day of 19 . . ., in
respect of the line fence between the lands of (name of owner causing the notice to be given) being {description of
lands sufficient to identify the property whether by municipal address or otherwise), and the lands of (name of owner
against whom award is being enforced) being (description of lands sufficient to identify the property whether by
municipal address or otherwise), has been obeyed by the said (name of owner against whom award is being enforced)
and, if you are satisfied that the award has not been obeyed and that (name of owner against whom award is being
enforced) or the occupant of his land was duly notified under section 1 1 (1) or 1 1(6), to make a certification pursuant
to section 12 of The Line Fences Act, 1979.
Dated the day of , 19 . . .
To: Fence-Viewers :
Clerk
(or other designated person)
O. Reg. 666/79, Form 8.
Form 9
The Line Fences Act, 1979
(Section 12 (1) (a) )
CERTIFICATE OF DEFAULT (WORK NOT DONE)
We, the fence-viewers of (name of locality), having been called upon to determine whether (name
of owner against whom award is being enforced, hereinafter referred to as Owner A) has obeyed the
award made the day of , 1 9 . . . , in respect of a line fence between his lands
being (description of lands sufficient for registration in the appropriate Land Registry Office), and the
lands of (name of owner seeking to enforce the award, hereinafter referred to as Owner B), being,
(description of lands sufficient for registration in the appropriate Land Registry Office), and having
examined the lands and duly acted according to The Line Fences Act, 1979, certify as follows:
(Name of Owner A ) has failed to obey the award made the day of ,
19 . . . , in respect of a line fence marking the boundary between his lands and the lands of (name of
Owner B) in that (give particulars of default)
ya]ue The value of the work done at the expense oi(name of Owner B), which according to the award
of Work ought to have been done by (name of Owner A ) is hereby certified to be
X.
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Costs The costs of these proceedings are fixed at S determined as follows:
Item Amount
{Name of Owner A ) shall pay 9c of the costs of these proceedings, namely S
(Same of Owner B) shall pay 9c of the costs of these proceedings, namely S
* Amount payable by (name of Owner A) to (name of Owner B) as (name of Owner A)'s share of the
costs of these proceedings
Amount payable by (name of Owner A) to (name of Owner B) as (name of Owner A)'s share of the
costs of proceedings under section 4
The total amount payable by (name of Owner A ) to (name of Owner B) is hereby certified to be — (Add
amounts in boxes X. Y and Z)
$
Dated the day of 19
Signature of Witness Signatures of Fence-Viewers
ie: amount payable as A's share of the costs of these proceedings less the portion of that amount
attributable to fence-viewers" fees
ie: amount determined in the original fence-viewers' award as A's share of the costs of the
proceedings less the portion of that amount attributable to fence-viewers' fees, and, if
applicable, to the fees of a surveyor employed by the fence-viewers under subsection 5 of
section 7 of the Act.
O. Reg. 666/79. Form 9.
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Form 10
O. Reg. 666/79
The Line Fences Act, 1979
(Section 12 (1) (b) )
CERTIFICATE OF DEFAULT (PAYMENT NOT MADE)
We, the fence- viewers of (name of locality), having been called upon to determine whether (name
of owner against whom award is being enforced, hereinafter referred to as Owner A ) has obeyed the
award made the day of , 19 ... in respect of a line fence between his lands
being (description of lands sufficient for registration in the appropriate Land Registry Office), and the
lands of (name of owner seeking to enforce the award, hereinafter referred to as Owner B), being,
(description of lands sufficient for registration in the appropriate Land Registry Office), and having
examined the lands and duly acted according to The Line Fences Act, 1979, certify as follows:
(Name of Owner A ) has failed to obey the award made the day of ,
19 . . . ., in respect of a line fence marking the boundary between his lands and the lands of (Name of
Owner B ) in that (give particulars of default
Share of
Costs of
Work
The total value of the work done by (name of Owner B) at his own expense in compliance with
the award is $
The portion of the costs of the work to be borne by (name of Owner A) as set out in the fence-
viewers' award is $
(ie: one-half or such other portion as the award specifies)
The amount payable by (name of Owner A) to (name of Owner B) as (name of Owner A)'s share
of the costs of the work is therefore certified to be —
X.
Costs The costs of these proceedings are fixed at
Item
Amount
(Name of Owner A) shall pay % of the costs of these proceedings, namely $ .
(Name of Owner B) shall pay % of the costs of these proceedings, namely $
Amount payable by (name of Owner A) to (name of Owner B) as (name of Owner A)'s share of the
costs of these proceedings
Y.
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O. Reg. 666/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 4911
** Amount payable by (name of Owner A) to (name of Owner B) as (name of Owner A)'s share of the
costs of proceedings under section 4
Z
The total amount payable by (name of Owner A ) to (name of Owner B ) is hereby certified to be — (Add
amounts in boxes X. Y and Z)
Dated the dav of 19 . . .
Signature of Witness Signatures of Fence-Viewers
ie: amount payable as A's share of the costs of these proceedings less the portion of that amount
attributable to fence-viewers" fees
ie: amount determined in the original fence-viewers' award as A's share of the costs of the
proceedings less the portion of that amount attributable to fence- viewers' fees, and, if applicable,
to the fees of a surveyor employed by the fence-viewers under subsection 5 of section 7 of the Act.
O. Reg. 666/79. Form 10.
Form 1 1
The Line Fences Act, 1979
(Section 12 (8) )
TREASURER'S NOTICE OF AMOUNT OWED TO MUNICIPALITY
BY DEFAULTING OWNER
Take notice that the amount of $ has been paid out of the general funds of the Corporation of the
(City, Town. etc.. whichever is applicable) of (Name of Municipality) to
(name of owner who received payment from the treasurer, hereinafter referred to as Owner A) on the day of
19 . . , in respect of an amount owing by you to (name of Owner A) pursuant to a certificate of
default dated the day of , 19 . . .
That amount together with interest thereon at 9£ accruing from the (date of payment by treasurer
mentioned above) is now due and payable by you to the said Corporation.
The amount has been placed on the tax collector's roll and may be collected together with interest thereon in the
same manner as taxes and until paid is a charge upon your land.
TO: (Defaulting Owner)
Municipal Treasurer
O. Reg. 666/79, Form 11.
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Form 12
The Line Fences Act, 1979
(Section 13 (6) )
DETERMINATION WITH DIRECTIONS
We, the fence-viewers of (name of locality), having been called upon to determine whether (name of owner
against whom award is being enforced, hereinafter referred to as Owner A ) has obeyed the award made the
day of , 19. . . , in respect of a line fence between his lands being (description of lands sufficient to
identify the property whether by municipal address or otherwise), and the lands of (name of owner seeking to enforce
the award, hereinafter referred to as Owner B), being, (description of lands sufficient to identify the property
whether by municipal address or otherwise), and having viewed the work and duly acted according to The Line
Fences Act, 1979, find as follows:
(Name of Owner A ) has failed to comply with the award made the day of , 19 . . . . , in
respect of a line fence marking the boundary between his lands and the lands of (name of Owner B) in that (give
particulars of non-compliance).
It shall be necessary for (name of Owner A ) to take the following action to make the work comply with the
award: (specify the action required to make the work comply)
The work shall be commenced not later than the day of , 19 . . . ., and shall be
completed not later than the day of , 19 . . .
The total of the fence-viewers' fees is — $
The amount payable by (name of Owner A) is — $
The amount payable by (name of Owner B) is — $
Dated the day of , 19
Signature of Fence- Viewers:
O. Reg. 666/79, Form 12
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O. Reg. 666/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 4913
Form 13
The Line Fences Act, 1979
(Section 14 (1) )
DECISION OF FENCE- VIEWERS WHERE NO AWARD, CERTIFICATION,
ETC., IS MADE
We, the fence-viewers of (name of locality), having been notified pursuant to section (check appropriate box)
□ 4(2) □ 11(8) □ 13(5) □ 13 (7) of the Act,
in respect of a line fence between the lands of (name of owner against whom proceedings initiated, hereinafter
referred to as Owner A) being (description of lands sufficient to identify the property whether by municipal address
or otherwise) and the lands of (name of owner who initiated the proceedings hereinafter referred to as Owner B)
being(description of lands sufficient to identify the property whether by municipal address or otherwise) and having
attended at the said lands have decided that no (check appropriate box)
□ award, □ certificate, fj determination with directions
shall be made for the following reasons — (briefly, but clearly state reasons for decision)
The total of the fence-viewers' fees for this attendance is fixed at — $ .
[Same of Owner A) shall pay % of such amount, namely, $
{Same of Owner B) shall pay % of such amount, namely, $.
Dated the day of 19
Signature of Fence- Viewers:
O. Reg. 666/79, Form 13.
Form 14
The Line Fences Act, 1979
(Section 16)
AGREEMENT
I, (name of owner) being the owner of
(description of lands sufficient for registration in the appropriate Land Registry Office)
and I (name of adjoining owner) being the owner of
(description of lands sufficient for registration in the appropriate Land Registry Office),
do agree that:
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4914 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 666/79
Please Check Appropriate Boxes:
1 . I— , A fence to mark the boundary line between the adjoining lands described above shall be
constructed, maintained and kept up.
□
The fence marking the boundary line between the adjoining lands described above shall
be (insert "repaired" or "reconstructed" — whichever is applicable), maintained and kept
up.
2. (a) shall be responsible for that part of the line that com
aorh
is
applicable
Complete a orb ... /•■ • ■ r ■
whichever is mences at (description oj point) and ends at (description of point) and
for that part of the line that commences at (description of
point) and ends at (description of point)
(b) (Name of owner responsible for entire fence) shall be responsible for all works connected
with the above and % of the costs of such works shall be paid to him by
upon notification of such costs given in accordance with The Line
Fences Act, 1979.
3. The fence shall be of the following description (state the kind offence, height, material, etc.)
4. The work shall be commenced not later than the day of , 19 . . . .
and shall be completed not later than the day of , 19 ... .
Dated the day of , 19 . . .
Signature of Witness: (Signatures of Parties)
O. Reg. 666/79, Form 14.
Form 15
The Line Fences Act, 1979
(Section 22 (3) )
AGREEMENT
(where one Party is a Municipality or Local Board)
The Corporation of the (City, Town, etc. whichever is applicable) of
(Name of Municipality), [or where applicable — The (name of Local Board)] being the owner of
(description of lands sufficient for registration in the appropriate Land Registry Office)
and I (name of adjoining owner) being the owner of (description
lands sufficient for registration in the appropriate Land Registry Office), do agree that:
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O. Reg. 666/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Please Check Appropriate Boxes:
1
4915
□
A fence to mark the boundary line between the adjoining lands described above shall be
constructed, maintained and kept up.
□
The fence marking the boundary line between the adjoining lands described above shall
be (insert "repaired" or "reconstructed" — whichever is applicable), maintained and kept
up.
Complete a or b
whichever is
applicable
2. (a) The Corporation of the (refer to municipality as above) [or where applicable — The (name
of Local Board) ] shall be responsible for that part of the
line that commences at (description of point) and ends at (description of point) and
for that part of the line that commences at (description of point)
and ends at (description of point)
3.
(b) (Name of owner responsible for entire fence) shall be responsible for all works connected
with the above and % of the costs of such works shall be paid to him by
upon notification of such costs given in accordance with The Line
fences Act, 1979.
The fence shall be of the following description (state the kind offence, height, material, etc.)
4. The work shall be commenced not later than the day of 19 . . . .,
and shall be completed not later than the day of , 19 ... .
Dated the day of 19 . . .
(Signatures of Parties)
* The Corporation of the
(refer to Municipality as above)
per
'If the Local Board has a
corporate seal, affix it
[or where applicable — The (name of
Local Board)
per
(Signature of Witness)
* Affix corporate seal
(Signature of other Party)
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O. Reg. 666/79, Form 15.
4916 O. Reg. 666/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 667/79
Dated at Toronto, this 14th day of September, 1979.
(3320)
Thomas L. Wells
Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs
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THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978.
O. Reg. 667/79.
General.
Made — September 11th, 1979.
Filed— September 17th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 478/79
MADE UNDER
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
1. — (1) Clauser of section 14of Ontario Regulation
478/79 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(c) the trade is made by the issuer in securities of
its own issue to a promoter of the issuer or is
made by a promoter to another promoter of
the issuer in such securities;
(2) Clauses of the said section 14 is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(e) the securities involved in the trade were pre-
viously disposed of by the issuer pursuant to
the exemption in clause p of subsection 1 of
section 7 1 of the Act and each of the parties to
the trade is one of the not more than twenty-
five purchasers therein referred to, and a ven-
dor who relies upon this clause complies with
subsection 3 of section 7 1 of the Act.
2. Clause b of section 16 of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(b) the exemption contained in clause o of sub-
section 1 of section 7 1 of the Act, where the
purchaser is a promoter of the issuer;
3. Section 1 7 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
17. — (1) The first trade in securities acquired pur-
suant to the exemption contained in clause c of section
14 is a distribution unless such first trade is made in
accordance with subsection 7 of section 71 of the Act as
if subsection 7 were applicable thereto.
(2) The first trade in securities acquired pursuant to
the exemption contained in clause e of section 14 is a
distribution unless such first trade is made in accord-
ance with subsection 4 of section 7 1 of the Act as if
subsection 4 were applicable thereto.
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(3) The first trade in securities by a purchaser who
acquired them pursuant to the exemption contained in
clause b of section 16 is a distribution unless such first
trade is made in accordance with subsection 7 of section
71 of the Act as if subsection 7 were applicable thereto.
(4) The first trade in securities acquired under an
exemption in clause/? of subsection 1 of section 71 of the
Act is a distribution, except that where the provisions of
clauses a, b andf of subsection 5 of section 71 of the Act
have been fulfilled as though such subsection made
reference to clause h then such first trade is a distribu-
tion only if it is a distribution as defined in subpara-
graph iii of paragraph 1 1 of subsection 1 of section 1 of
the Act.
(5) This section comes into force on the 15th day of
March, 1981. O. Reg. 667/79, s. 3.
4. Section 139 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
139. Registration is not required in respect of a
trade,
(a) of the kind referred to in sections 14, 16 and
17;
(b) made through the facilities of a stock
exchange recognized by the Commission for
the purposes of this section, where,
(i) the trade is effected in whole or part by
means of telephone or other telecom-
munications equipment linking the
facilities of that stock exchange with
the facilities of another stock exchange
recognized by the Commission for the
purposes of this section,
(ii) the trade is made in a security of a class
or type designated by the Commission
as exempt for the purposes of this sec-
tion, and
(iii) each of the parties to the trade is regis-
tered as a dealer, or in a similar capa-
city, under the securities legislation of
a province or territory of Canada; or
(c) by a trust company registered under The Loan
and Trust Corporations Act where the trade is
made through its offices in the securities of a
mutual fund promoted, managed and
administered by such trust company provided
O. Reg. 667/79
no sales or other acquisition charges are
levied. O. Reg. 667/79, s. 4.
5 . This Regulation comes into force on the day that
The Securities Act, 1978 comes into force.
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 670/79
Minimum front yard 1,200 feet
Minimum side yards 10 feet
Minimum rear yard 25 feet
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THE ONTARIO ENERGY BOARD ACT
O. Reg. 668/79.
General.
Made — September 12th, 1979.
Filed— September 18th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 626 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE ONTARIO ENERGY BOARD ACT
1. Regulation 626 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding thereto the
following section:
56. Peat Marwick Limited, receiver and manager of
the undertaking, property and assets of The Medina
Natural Gas Company, Limited is exempted from the
operation of or compliance with clause a of subsection 1
of section 2 6 of the Act in respect of the disposition of the
entire gas distribution system of The Medina Natural
Gas Company. Limited to Four Seventy Dundas Lim-
ited. O. Reg. 668/79, s. 1.
(3334)
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 669/79.
Restricted Areas — County of
Ontario (now The Regional
Municipality of Durham),
Township of Uxbridge.
Made — September 14th, 1979.
Filed— September 18th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 103/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 103/72 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
1 7. — 1 1 ) Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 4 may be used for
the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwelling
and buildings and structures accessory thereto, pro-
vided the following requirements are met:
(2) Notwithstanding section 5 the land described in
the said Schedule 4 may, in addition to the uses permit-
ted by subsection 1 , be used for agricultural uses and
buildings and structures accessory thereto provided the
minimum front, side and rear yard requirements set out
in subsection 1 are met. O. Reg. 669/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 4
That parcel of land situate in the Township of
Uxbridge in The Regional Municipality of Durham,
formerly in the County of Ontario, being composed of
that part of Lot 3 in Concession III more particularly
described as the northerly 353 feet of the westerly
quarter of the said Lot. O. Reg. 669/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 14th day of September, 1979.
(3335) 40
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 670/79.
Restricted Areas — County of
Halton, Town of Oakville.
Made — September 14th, 1979.
Filed — September 18th, 1979.
REGULATION TO REVOKE
ONTARIO REGULATION 667/73
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 667/73 is revoked. O.
Reg. 670/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 14th day of September, 1979.
(3336) 40
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 671/79
THF HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 671/79.
Speed Limits.
Made— September 11th, 1979.
Filed — September 18th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 429 OK
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
L— (1) Part 1 of Schedule 1 to Regulation 429 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970 is
amended by adding thereto the following para-
graph:
24. That part of the King's Highway known
Regional as No. 2 in the Town of Newcastle in The
aw"1*1" Regional Municipality of Durham lying
Durham between a point situate 875 metres mea-
sured westerly from its intersection with
Town of the roacj allowance between lots 8 and 9
Newcastle _ . . . _. ,. ,,
in Concession 2 and a point situate 45
metres measured westerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 23 and
24 in Concession 2.
(2) Paragraph 9a of Part 5 of Schedule 1 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 701/75, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
9a. That part of the King's Highway known
Regional as No. 2 in the Town of Newcastle in The
ifvUoiC1Pal Regional Municipality of Durham lying
Durham between a point situate 75 metres mea-
sured easterly from its intersection with
Town of the easterly limit of the roadway known
as Arthur Street and a point situate 45
metres measured westerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 23 and
24 in Concession 2.
2. — (1) Paragraph 6 of Part 4 of Schedule 9 to the
said Regulation is revoked.
(2) Part 5 of the said Schedule 9 is amended by
adding thereto the following paragraph:
Regional
Munici-
pality (>!
Durham -
Twp. ol
Brock
County ol
Victoria —
Twp. ol
Mariposa
27. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 7 in the Township of Brock in The
Regional Municipality of Durham and in
the Township of Mariposa in the County
of Victoria lying between a point situate
305 metres measured westerly from its
intersection with the boundary line
between The Regional Municipality of
Durham and the County of Victoria and
a point situate 460 metres measured east-
erly from its intersection with the said
boundary line.
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3. — (1) Paragraph 16 of Part 5 of Schedule 24 to the
said Regulation, as made by subsection 2 of
section 8 of Ontario Regulation 254/71, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
16. That part of the King's Highway known
Territorial as No. 1 7 in the Township of Upsala in
Thunder tne Territorial District of Thunder Bay
Bay — lying between a point situate 305 metres
measured southerly from its intersection
Township
of Upsala
with the boundary line between the north
and south halves of Lot 5 in Concession 2
and a point situate 70 metres measured
westerly from its intersection with the
boundary line between lots 5 and 6 in the
said Concession 2.
(2) Paragraph 49 of Part 9 of the said Schedule 24,
as made by subsection 5 of section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 823/77, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
49. That part of the King's Highway known
Territorial as No. 17 lying between a point situate 70
Thunder metres measured westerly from its inter-
Bay section with the boundary line between
lots 5 and 6 in Concession 2 in the
Township Township of Upsala in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay and a point
situate 150 metres measured easterly
Territorial from its intersection with the easterly
Kenora— limits of the King's Highway known us
No. 599 in the Township of Ignace in the
Twp. of Territorial District of Kenora.
Ignace
4. — (1) Paragraph 5 of Part 1 of Schedule 53 to the
said Regulation is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 2 of Part 4 of the said Schedule 53 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
2. That part of the King's Highway known
Lennox as No. 41 in the Township of Kaladar,
\ddine ton Angleseaand Effingham in the County of
Lennox and Addington lying between a
Twp. of point situate 370 metres measured south-
Kaladar, erjy from jts intersection with the line
Anglesea , . , ■.„.,-. ■ I
an(j between lots 11 and 12 in Concession /
Effingham and a point situate at its intersection with
the line between lots 12 and 13 in the said
Concession 7.
5. Paragraph 1 of Part 6 of Schedule 81 to the said
Regulation is revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
1. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 7 1 in the Improvement District of
Kenora— SJoux Narrows in tr,e Territorial District
Improve- of Kenora lying between a point situate
ment 125 metres measured southerly from its
District ot intersection with the boundary line
Narrows between the townships of McGeorge and
Willingdon and a point situate 1,200
metres measured northerly from its inter-
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O. Reg. 671/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 673/79 4919
section with the centre line of the bridge
over the waterway known as Sioux Nar-
rows.
6.— ( 1) Paragraph 4 of Part 4 of Schedule 104 to the
said Regulation, as remade by section 6 of
Ontario Regulation 922/78, is revoked.
(2) Part 7 of the said Schedule 104 is amended by
adding thereto the following paragraph:
District oi
Alg«ma —
.. of
lipico-
...
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 101 in the Township of
Michipicoten in the Territorial District of
Algoma lying between a point situate 122
metres measured westerly from its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
roadway known as Churchill Avenue
and a point situate 440 metres measured
westerly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known as
Superior Avenue.
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 672/79.
Parking.
Made — September 11th. 1979.
Filed— September 18th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 421 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1 . Schedule 1 3 of Appendix A to Regulation 42 1 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970 is
amended by adding thereto the following para-
graph:
35. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 1 7 in the Township of Macdonald
in the Territorial District of Algoma
beginning at a point situate 475 metres
measured easterly from its intersection
with the Kings Highway known as No.
638 and extending westerly therealong
for a distance of 775 metres.
2. Schedule 38 of Appendix A to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 4 of Ontario Regulation
493/73, is amended by adding thereto the fol-
lowing paragraph:
2 . On the south side of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 in the Township of
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(3339)
Norfolk in The Regional Municipality of
Haldimand-Norfolk beginning at a point
situate 1 10 metres measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as Woodstock
Parkway and extending easterly there-
along for a distance of 200 metres.
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THK GKNKRAL SESSIONS ACT
THK COUNTY COURTS ACT
O. Reg. 673/79.
Sittings of the General Sessions of the
Peace and Sittings of the County Court
for the County of Frontenac.
Made — September 18th. 1979.
Filed — September 19th. 1979.
THE GENERAL SESSIONS ACT
THE COUNTY COURTS ACT
In The Matter Of The General Sessions Art. and of
The County Courts Act; and
In The Matter Of the Sittings of the General Sessions
of the Peace and of the Sittings of the County Court
for the trial of issues of fact and assessment of dam-
ages with or without a jury for the County of Fron-
tenac.
ORDER
Whereas the sittings of the Court of General Ses-
sions of the Peace and the sittings of the County Court
for the trial of issues of fact and assessment of damages
with or without a jury, for the County of Frontenac, are
presently scheduled for Monday, November 5th, 1979;
And Whereas it is desirable to hold the said sittings
on the 29th day of October. 1979, instead of the 5th day
of November, 1979.
Therefore It Is Ordered that the sittings of the
Court of General Sessions of the Peace and the sittings
of the County Court for the trial of issues of fact and
assessment of damages with or without a jury, for the
County of Frontenac, shall be held commencing Mon-
day, October 29th. 1979.
And It Is Further Ordered that a copy of this
Order shall be mailed by ordinary post to the Attorney
General of Ontario, and that a copy of this Order shall
be posted in the office of the Clerk of the County Court
of the County of Frontenac and in the office of the Clerk
of the General Sessions of the Peace for the said
County. O. Reg. 673/79.
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4920 O. Reg. 673/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 676/79
W. E. C. Colter
Chief Judge of the County and
District Courts of the Counties and
Districts of Ontario
Dated at the City of Toronto, in the Municipality of
Metropolitan Toronto, this 18th day of September,
1979.
(3340)
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THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
(). Reg. 674/79.
Apples — Marketing.
Made — September 19th, 1979.
Filed— September 19th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 300 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
1 . Section 6a of Regulation 300 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 756/78, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
6a. Every producer shall pay to the Commission
licence fees at the rate of $20 per year per acre of apple
trees in respect of which he is a producer under clause g
of section 1 in respect of the year in which he is a
producer, payable in three instalments, one instalment
of $7 per acre on the 15th day of November, one instal-
ment of $7 per acre on the 15th day of February of the
next following year and one instalment of $6 per acre on
the 15th day of May next thereafter. O. Reg. 674/79,
s. 1.
Jhe Farm Products Marketing Board:
John H. Krauter
Chairman
Elizabeth Fedorkow
Acting Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 19th day of September, 1979.
(3341) 40
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 675/79.
The Regional Municipality of York,
Town of Vaughan.
Made — September 14th, 1979.
Filed— September 20th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 475/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
1. Section 25 of Ontario Regulation 475/73, as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 878/78,
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
25. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 12 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of an extension to an
existing building located on the said land provided the
following requirements are met:
Minimum distance from
the extension to the
centre line of Snider-
60 feet
10 feet on one side and
4 feet on the other side
20 feet
2,000 square feet
O. Reg. 675/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 14th day of September,
1979.
croft Road
Minimum side yards
Maximum height of
extension
Maximum ground floor
area of extension
(3351)
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THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT, 1972
O. Reg. 676/79.
General.
Made — September 1 1th,
Filed — September 20th,
1979.
1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 323/72
MADE UNDER
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT, 1972
1.— <1) Part I of Schedule 9 to Ontario Regula-
tion 323/72 is amended by adding thereto the
following item:
7a. Cambridge
Mr. W. J. Bond
(2) Items 9, 11, 12 and 14 of Part I of the sal
Schedule 9 are revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
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O. Reg. 676/79
14. Etobicoke
14a. Etobicoke
14ft. Etobicoke
14r. Etobicoke
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Etobicoke Medical Centre
Kingsway Physiotherapy
Six Points Physiotherapy
Mr. S. Sugar
(3) Item 27 of Part I of the said Schedule 9 is
revoked.
37b. Xorth York
North York
Xorth York
37f. Xorth York
37/. Xorth York
$7g. North York
37/;. Xorth York
(4) Part I of the said Schedule 9 is further
amended by adding thereto the following
items:
Mr. E. Choryhanna
Lawrence Curlew
Physiotherapy
Mr. Peter Hamley
Miss G. Lewis
Mrs. H. Markezinis
Physiotherapy Associates
Mr. H. Tomlin
Willowdale Physiotherapy
Clinic
Scarborough Mr. W. M. Labow
(5) Item 74a of Part I of the said Schedule 9, as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 598/
75, is revoked.
(6) Items 75, 82, 86a, as made by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 702/77, 87, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 598/75, 88,
89, 90, 92, 93, 94 and 95 of Part I of the said
Schedule 9 are revoked.
(7) Part I of the said Schedule 9 is further
amended by adding thereto the following
items:
99. York
100. York
101. York
Mr. J. Carlson
The Clark Clinic of
Physiotherapy
Humber Physiotherapy
Services
(8) Items 3 and 5 of Part II. as remade by section
1 of Ontario Regulation 970/75, of the said
Schedule 9, are revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
3. Bala
5. Coldwater
O. Reg. 677/79
Mrs. J. Goltz
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Mrs. Jessie LeGard
(9) Item 6 of Part II of the said Schedule 9 is
revoked.
(10) Part II of the said Schedule 9 is amended by
adding thereto the following items:
7a . Etobicoke
7b. Etobicoke
Mrs. D. A. Bertolin
Mrs. M. J. Howell
(11) Items 11. 12 and 20 of Part II of the said
Schedule 9 are revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
20. North York
20o. North York
20*. North York
20c. North York
20rf. North York
Mrs. H. Blythe
Mrs. D. Daniel
Mrs. E. A. Fricker
Mrs. H. Hargraft
Mrs. G. Reeves
(12) Part II of the said Schedule 9 is further
amended by adding thereto the following
item:
21a. Scarborough Mrs. M. Marsh
(13) Items 26, 34. 35, 36, 37 and 38 of Part II of
the said Schedule 9 are revoked.
(3352)
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THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT, 1972
O. Reg. 677/79.
General.
Made — September 11th. 1979.
Filed — September 20th, 1979.
REGULATION1 TO AMEND
OXTARIO REGULATIOX 323/72
MADE UXDER
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT, 1972
1.— (1) Item 68 of Part I of Schedule 9 to
Ontario Regulation 323/72, as remade by sec-
tion 1 of Ontario Regulation 703/77, is
revoked.
(2) Part I of the said Schedule 9 is amended by
adding thereto the following item:
85a. Toronto
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St. George Physiotherapy Clinic
4922 O. Reg. 677/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 679/79
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st
day of January, 1980.
(3353)
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THH CREDIT UNIONS AND CA1SSES
POPULA1RHS ACT, 1976
O. Reg. 678/79.
General.
Made — September 19th, 1979.
Filed— September 20th, 1979.
1.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 539/77
MADE UNDER
THE CREDIT UNIONS AND CAISSES
POPULAIRES ACT, 1976
Section 22 of Ontario Regulation 539/77 is
revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
22. Pursuant to subsection 2 of section 81 of the
Act, the rate of interest, together with all the costs of
borrowing including bonuses, premiums and penal-
ties shall not exceed VA per cent per month on the
unpaid principal balance of any loan made by a cred-
it union to a member. O. Reg. 678/79, s. 1.
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THK REGISTRY ACT
O. Reg. 679/79.
Registry Divisions.
Made— September 19th, 1979.
Filed— September 20th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 779 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE REGISTRY ACT
1. Regulation 779 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding thereto
the following section:
30. Effective the 1st day of October, 1979, those
portions of the Registry Division of Essex composed
of,
(a) that part of the Township of Mersea that
was annexed to the Village of Wheatley in
the County of Kent by Order of the Ontario
Municipal Board M 78218 and is described
in Schedule 28: and
22
(b) those parts of the Township of Tilbury
North that were annexed to the Town of
Tilbury in the County of Kent by Order of
the Ontario Municipal Board M 74325 and
are described in Schedule 29,
are annexed to the Registry Division of Kent. O.
Reg. 679/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedules:
Schedule 28
That parcel of land situate in the Village of
Wheatley in the County of Kent, being composed of
those parts of lots 218 and 219, south of the Talbot
Road (Kings Highway No. 3) formerly in the
Township of Mersea in the County of Essex that
were annexed to the said village, effective the 1st
day of January, 1979 by Order of the Ontario
Municipal Board M 78218, described as follows:
All bearings herein are astronomic and are refer-
red to the bearing of north 71° 56' 00" east for the
southern limit of the King's Highway No. 3 as
shown on a Plan registered in the Land Registry
Office for the Registry Division of Essex (No. 12) as
Instrument 15888.
Commencing at an iron bar distant 1,362.34 feet
measured on a course of south 02° 48' 30" west from
an iron bar in the southern limit of the King's
Highway No. 3 distant 371.61 feet measured on a
course of south 71° 56' 00" west in that limit from
the eastern limit of the said Lot 219 (the said point
of commencement being also the point of intersection
of a northern and a western limit of Part 1 on a Plan
deposited in the said Registry Office as Plan
12R-2776);
Thence south 02° 49' 30" west following the western
limit of the said Part 1 a distance of 425 feet to an
iron bar;
Thence south 86° 57' 15" east 798.17 feet to an iron
bar in an eastern limit of the said Part 1;
Thence north 03° 08' 30" east following the last-
mentioned limit 150 feet to a point in a southern
limit of the Village of Wheatley as it existed on the
31st day of December, 1978;
Thence north 87° 22' 45" west following the last-
mentioned limit 465 feet to a point in the western
limit of the Village of Wheatley as it existed on the
31st day of December, 1978;
Thence north 03° 2 7' 00" east following the last-
mentioned limit 261.17 feet to a point in the
aforementioned northern limit of the said Part 1;
Thence north 84° 01' 00" west following the last-
mentioned limit 337.35 feet, more or less, to tin
point of commencement. O. Reg. 679/79. s. 2
part.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 680/79 4923
Schedule 29
Those parcels of land situate in the Town of Til-
bun, in the County of Kent formerly in the
Township of Tilbury North in the County of Essex
that were annexed to the said town, effective the 1st
day of January. 1979 by Order of the Ontario
Municipal Board M 74325, described as follows:
Firstly:
Part of Lot 22 in Concession 2 of the Township of
Tilbury North in the County of Essex and part of
the allowance for road between concessions 2 and 3
of the said township described as follows:
Premising that the westerly limit of Kent County
Road No. 1 as widened and shown on a plan of
record in the Land Registry Office for the Registry
Division of Essex (No. 12) as Deposit Plan No. 1023
across the said Lot 22 has a bearing of north 02° 22'
00" east and relating all bearings herein thereto:
Commencing at a point on the southerly limit of
the said allowance for road between concessions 2
and 3 distant 495 feet measured westerly therealong
from the northeasterly corner of Lot 22 in Conces-
5 of the Township of Tilbury North (the said
point of commencement being on the westerly limit
of the Town of Tilbury as it existed on the 31st day
of December. 1978);
Thence north 87° 07' 25" west along the southerly
limit of the said allowance for road a distance of
576.37 feet to a point;
Thence north 02° 57' 50" east a distance of 977.11
feet to the southerly limit of the lands of the Cana-
dian Pacific Railway;
Thence south 88° 04' 15" east along the said south-
erly limit of the said railway 69.75 feet to a point;
Thence south 02° 1 1 ' 00" west along the limit of the
said railway a distance of 100 feet to a point;
Thence south 88° 04' 15" east along the said south-
erly limit of railway a distance of 486.10 feet to a
point in a line drawn through the point of com-
mencement on a course of north 02° 22' 00" east (the
said last-mentioned point being in the westerly limit
of the Town of Tilbury as it existed on the 31st day
of December. 1978);
Thence south 02° 22' 00" west along the said west-
erly limit a distance of 886.52 feet to the point of
commencement.
Wtcondly:
Part of Lot 22 north of the Middle Road in the
Township of Tilbury North described as follows:
Premising that the northwesterly limit of Essex
County Road No. 46 (formerly the King's Highway
■o. 98) as widened and shown on a plan of record
in the Land Registry Office for the Registry Division
of Essex (No. 12) as Deposit Plan No. 259 has a
bearing of north 62° 49' 30" east and relating all
bearings herein thereto:
Commencing at a point on the northwesterly limit
of Essex County Road No. 46 distant 565 feet mea-
sured on a course of south 62° 49' 30" west from a
point on the easterly limit of the said Lot 22 distant
11.56 feet northerly from the southeasterly corner of
the said Lot 22 (the said point of commencement
being on the westerly limit of the Town of Tilbury
as it existed on the 31st day of December, 1978);
Thence south 62° 49' 30" west a distance of 596.20
feet to a point in the limit between the east and west
halves of the said Lot 22;
Thence north 03° 40' 50" east continuing along the
limit between the said east and west halves a dis-
tance of 1.484.01 feet to an angle therein;
Thence north 03° 10' 50" east continuing along the
last-mentioned limit a distance of 707.90 feet to a
point in the southeasterly limit of the lands shown
on a Plan registered in the Land Registry Office for
the Registry Division of Essex (No. 12) as Plan 619;
Thence north 62° 40' 30" east along the southeasterly
limit of the lands shown on the said Plan 619 a dis-
tance of 571.53 feet to a point in a line drawn
through the point of commencement on a course of
02° 56' 30" east (the said point being in the westerly
limit of the Town of Tilbury as it existed on the 31st
day of December. 1978);
Thence south 02° 56' 30" west along the said last-
mentioned westerly limit a distance of 2,180.70 feet,
more or less, to the point of commencement. O.
Reg. 679/79. s. 2. part.
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THK 1NA l-STMKNT CONTRACTS ACT
O. Reg. 680/79.
Registration.
Made — September 19th. 1979.
Filed — September 20th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 544 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO.
MADE UNDER
THE INVESTMENT CONTRACTS ACT
1970
1. Item 2 of section 2 of Regulation 544 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970 is
revoked and the following substituted there-
for
2. For registration or renewal thereof
as a salesman $ 35
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O. Reg. 682/79
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st
day of October, 1979.
(3357)
40
THE INSURANCE ACT
O. Reg. 681/79.
Schedule of Fees.
Made — September 19th, 1979.
Filed — September 20th, 1979.
18. The fee for a written examination by an
agent, salesman, broker or adjuster
applicant ^ ^5
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st
day of October, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 259/74
MADE UNDER
THE INSURANCE ACT
1. Items 12 to 18 of the Schedule to section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 259/74 are revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
12. Licence for life insurance or life and
accident insurance or life and accident
and sickness insurance,
(a) where the applicant is an individual . $ 35
(b) where the applicant is a corporation . 50
13. Licences for any class of insurance, other
than life insurance and renewals thereof,
(a) where the applicant is not a trans-
portation company, and the licence
is expressly limited to accident
insurance, or accident and sickness
insurance, or travel-accident and
baggage insurance, or customs bonds 35
(b) all other applicants 50
14. Licences for insurance brokers and
renewals thereof whether corporate or
otherwise 50
15. Licences for special insurance brokers for
business with unlicensed insurers and
renewals thereof 50
16. Licences for insurance adjusters and
renewals thereof:
Each sole proprietor, partnership or
corporation 50
and $50 for each active member
thereof.
17. Licences under subsection 19 of section
342 of the Act in the name of a trans-
portation company authorizing its ticket
salesmen to act as agent for travel-acci-
dent insurance, live stock insurance or
baggage insurance, and renewals thereof .
(3358)
40
THE HEALTH DISCIPLINES ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 682/79.
Dentistry.
Made — August 10th, 1979.
Approved — September 11th, 1979.
Filed — September 20th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 576/75
MADE UNDER
THE HEALTH DISCIPLINES ACT, 1974
1. Clauses a and g of section 26 of Ontario
Regulation 576/75 are revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
(a) after obtaining the applicable qualifications
required under clause b, completion of an
application for a General licence on a form
that shall be supplied by the Registrar,
and, except in the case of an applicant who
is the holder of an Academic licence, com-
pliance with the following as may be
applicable,
(i) with respect to an application for a
General licence by an applicant
holding the qualifications required
under subclause i of clause b, the
application shall be made within
three years after obtaining such
qualifications, or
(ii) with respect to an application for a
General licence by an applicant
holding the qualifications required
under subclause ii of clause b the
applicant shall, with his application,
submit satisfactory evidence that he
obtained his original licence in the
foreign jurisdiction within a period
of three years following graduation
in dentistry in such foreign jurisdic-
tion and that after first obtaining
such original licence, no period of
three years or more has elapsed!
during which he has not engaged on
a regular and continuous basis in the
practice of dentistry in such foreign]
jurisdiction.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 683/79 4925
{g ) Canadian citizenship or an immigrant visa
or employment visa under the Immigration
Act (Canada).
2. Section 27 of the said Regulation is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
27. It is a condition of even- General licence that
where the holder of the licence has not engaged on a
regular basis in the practice of dentistry for a con-
tinuous period of three years, the holder shall not
engage in the practice of dentistry until the Regis-
tration Committee has reviewed his qualifications.
O. Reg. 682/79, s. 2.
3. Clause/ of section 28 of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
(/") Canadian citizenship or an immigrant visa
or employment visa under the Immigration
Act (Canada).
4. — (1) Clause b of subsection 1 of section 35 of
the said Regulation is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
(b) completion of at least twelve consecutive
months experience in the general practice of
dentistry before the commencement of
specialist training in the branch of dentis-
try;
(2) Subsection 3 of the said section 35, as remade
by subsection 2 of section 2 of Ontario Regu-
lation 10/77, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(3) An applicant who is the holder of a Fellowship
in the Royal College of Dentists of Canada in any
branch of dentistry referred to in subclauses i, ii. iii.
v. vi. viii and ix of clause e of subsection 1, is
exempt from the qualifications referred to in those
subclauses and from the requirements of clauses b
and/. O. Reg. 682/79, s. 4 (2).
5. Paragraph 28 of section 36 of the said Regu-
lation is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
28. Refusal to allow an authorized representative of
the Council to enter at a reasonable time the
office in which the member is engaged in the
practice of dentistry for the purpose of an
inspection and examination of the office records
and equipment of the member in connection
with his practice.
6. Section 54 of the said Regulation, as remade
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 626/78, is
revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
54. The annual fee for a member is $325 and is
due and payable on or before the 1st day of January
in each year for the year. O. Reg. 682/79, s. 6.
Council of The Royal College of
Dental Surgeons of Ontario
A. J. Calzonetti
President
Kenneth F. Pownall
Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of August, 1979.
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 683/79.
Restricted Areas — Part of the District
of Sudbury.
Made — September 19th. 1979.
Filed — September 21st. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 568/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
Ontario Regulation 568/72 is amended
adding thereto the following sections:
by
32. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 26 may be
used for the erection and use thereon of a single-
family dwelling and buildings and structures acces-
sory thereto provided the following requirements are
met:
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
25 metres
3 metres on one side
and
1.2 metres on the other
side
10 metres
Minimum total floor
area of dwelling 120 square metres
Maximum percentage
of lot to be occupied by
dwelling 15 per cent
Maximum
dwelling
height of
two and one-half storeys
O. Reg. 683/79, s. \,part.
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O. Reg. 685/79
33. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 2 7 may be
used for the erection and use thereon of a single-
family dwelling and buildings and structures acces-
sory thereto provided the following requirements are
met:
Minimum distance from
Cross Road
Minimum distance from
King's Highway No.
537
Minimum distance from
the easterly lot line
Minimum total floor
area of dwelling
Maximum percentage
of lot to be occupied by
dwelling
Maximum height of
dwelling
45.7 metres
54.9 metres
7.5 metres
111.5 square metres
15 per cent
two and one- half storeys
O. Reg. 683/79, s. I, part.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedules:
Schedule 26
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Delamere in the Territorial District of
Sudbury, being that part of Lot 4 in Concession I
designated as Part 3 on a Plan deposited in the Land
Registry Office for the Land Titles Division of Sud-
bury (No. 53) as Number SR-2714. O. Reg. 683/
79, s. 2, part.
Schedule 27
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Cleland in the Territorial District of
Sudbury, described as Parcel 12567, Sudbury East
Section, being that part of Lot 7 in Concession V
designated as Part 1 on a Plan deposited in the Land
Registry Office for the Land Titles Division of Sud-
bury (No. 53) as Number 53R-6819. O. Reg. 683/
79, s. 2, part.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 19th day of September,
1979.
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THH APPRENTICESHIP AND
TRADESMEN'S QUAL1EICATION ACT
O. Reg. 684/79.
Hairstyling Schools.
Made — September 19th, 1979.
Filed— September 21st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 42/79
MADE UNDER
THE APPRENTICESHIP AND
TRADESMEN'S QUALIFICATION ACT
1. Subsection 2 of section 9 of Ontario Regula-
tion 42/79 is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(2) The holder of a licence to operate a hairstyling
school shall ensure that the hairstyling school,
(a) is equipped for teaching trade theory and
practice;
(b) provides a minimum of twenty square feet
of floor space for each student in a lecture
room; and
(c ) provides a minimum of forty square feet for
each student in the work practice area. O.
Reg. 684/79, s. 1.
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40
THE APPRENTICESHIP AND
TRADESMEN'S QUALIEICATION ACT
O. Reg. 685/79.
Industrial Mechanic (Millwright).
Made— September 19th, 1979.
Filed— September 21st, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE APPRENTICESHIP AND
TRADESMEN'S QUALIFICATION ACT
INDUSTRIAL MECHANIC
(MILLWRIGHT)
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Regulation "certified trade" means the
trade of industrial mechanic (millwright). O. Reg.
685/79, s. 1.
2. The trade of industrial mechanic (millwright) is
designated as a certified trade for the purposes of the
Act. O. Reg. 685/79, s. 2.
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4927
3. An apprentice training program is established
for the certified trade and shall consist of four
periods of related training and work experience
training of 2,000 hours per period,
(a) at full-time education day classes provided
at a college of applied arts and technology
in the units of study contained in Schedule
1 or in courses that, in the opinion of the
Director, are equivalent thereto; and
(ft) in work experience training provided by the
employer of the apprentice in the units of
study contained in Schedule 2. O. Reg.
685/79, s. 3.
4. The subjects of examination for an apprentice
in the certified trade shall be based on the units of
study contained in Schedules 1 and 2. O. Reg. 685/
|79, s. 4.
5. Notwithstanding subsection 2 of section 8 of
Regulation 33 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1970. even' hour worked by an apprentice in excess
of his regular hours of work experience training shall
be included in computing the hours spent by him in
work experience training. O. Reg. 685/79, s. 5.
6. The rate of wages for an apprentice in the cer-
tified trade, whether for his regular daily hours of
work or for hours of work in excess of his regular
daily hours of work shall not be less than.
(a) 60 per cent during the first period;
(ft) 70 per cent during the second period;
(r ) 80 per cent during the third period; and
(d) 90 per cent during the fourth period,
of the average hourly rate of wages or its equivalent
for journeymen employed by the employer in that
trade and with whom the apprentice is work-
ing. O. Reg. 685/79, s. 6.
7. The number of apprentices who may be
employed by an employer in the certified trade shall
not exceed.
(a) where the employer is a journeyman in the
trade, one apprentice plus an additional
apprentice for every four journeymen
employed by that employer in the trade and
with whom the apprentice is working; and
(ft) where the employer is not a journeyman in the
trade, one apprentice for the first journeyman
employed by the employer plus an additional
apprentice for each additional four journey-
men employed by that employer in the trade
and with whom the apprentice is working.
O. Reg. 685/79. s. 7.
8. Notwithstanding section 7, on the recommen-
dation of the provincial advisory committee or a loc-
al apprenticeship committee approved under the Act
for the certified trade, the Director may determine
the ratio of apprentices to journeymen who may be
employed by an employer in the certified trade. O.
Reg. 685/79, s. 8.
9. The Director shall issue a progress record book
to an apprentice who shall record his related training
and work experience training time and the appren-
tice shall be responsible for the safekeeping of his
progress record book. O. Reg. 685/79, s. 9.
10. An applicant for a certificate of qualification
in the certified trade who is required to satisfy the
Director under clause ft or c of subsection 4 of sec-
tion 10 of the Act shall submit to the Director proof
of experience within the trade that, in the opinion of
the Director, is equivalent to work experience train-
ing described in the units of study contained in
Schedule 2. O. Reg. 685/79. s. 10.
11. — (1) Section 8 and subsection 2 of section 10
of the Act do not apply to any person who works or
is employed in the certified trade.
(2) Section 9 and subsection 3 of section 10 of the
Act do not apply to an employer in the certified
trade. O. Reg. 685/79. s. 11.
12. A certificate of qualification in the certified
trade is not required to be renewed. O. Reg. 685/
79, s. 12.
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Schedule 1
INDUSTRIAL MECHANIC (MILLWRIGHT)
In-School Training
O. Reg. 685/79
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Unit
Instruction to be given
1
Safety
Safe work habits. Personal protective clothing. Precautionary meas-
ures against accidents. Fire and electrical hazards. Basic first aid.
2
Measuring
Devices
Care and use of measuring tools. Measurement and alignment.
3
Layout
Care and use of layout tools. Surface preparation and layout
techniques.
4
Hand
Tools
Care and use of hand and portable tools.
5
Power
Tools
Set up and operation of power machinery.
6
Fastening
Techniques
Use of fastening devices and anchors. Procedure and techniques,
materials, stress and strain.
;
Lubrication
Purpose and use of lubricants. Inspection and Maintenance.
s
Metallurgy
Structure, physical properties of ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Heat
treatment.
9
Fabrication
and Erection
Material preparation. Forming, bending. Alignment and erection
procedure.
10
Rigging and
Machine
Moving
Principle and practices of safe rigging and hoisting. Proper use of
lifting and moving devices, load weight and balance. Hand signals.
Tools and equipment for machine moving.
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4929
! 1 cm
Column i
Column 2
Unit
Instruction to be given
11
Welding
Oxv-
Acetylene
and Arc
Identification and use of welding equipment and accessories cutting,
welding and brazing techniques.
'"'
Trade
Calculations
Trade related mathematical calculations. Principle of mechanics.
Strength of materials. Application of formulae.
Trade
Communications
Effective communication. Trade related. Reports, forms and tech-
nical publications.
14
Drawing and
Blueprint
Interpretation of drawings, blueprints and schematics. Dimensioning,
sketching and use of drawing instruments.
Bearings
Types, application, installation, care and maintenance.
■
Seals
Types, characteristics, application and installation. Procedures.
Shafting and
Couplings
Types, application and installation procedures.
is
Clutches
Types, purpose and installation.
19
20
Drives
Types, purpose and installation.
Mechanisms
Types, purpose, routine inspection and maintenance.
Electricity
Theory. Wiring diagrams. Test instruments. Hazardous condi-
tions. Types of Motors. Conductors and sheating. Transformer
and solenoid operation. Purpose of lockout and grounding.
Machine
Installation and
Levelling
Interpretation of instructions machine component assembly and
installation. Alignment and levelling.
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O. Reg. 685/79
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Unit
Instruction to be given
23
Hydraulics
Theory. Assembly. Hydraulic Circuits. Remedial Procedure.
24
Pneumatics
Theory. Types. Circuits. Remedial Action.
25
Pumps and
Valves
Types. Components parts. Operation and Maintenance.
26
Conveyors
Basic Types. Function. Assembly installation and maintenance pro-
cedures.
21
Start-up
Run-in and
Analysis
Pre-Start inspection. Start-up procedure. Adjustment and testing.
O. Reg. 685/79, Sched. 1.
Schedule 2
INDUSTRIAL MECHANIC (MILLWRIGHT)
worn experience l raining
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Unit
Work Experience Training
1
Trade
Practice
Safety Rules, removal of hazards. The Occupational Health and
Safety Act, 1978. National Building Code of Canada. Care
and use of hand and portable power tools and equipment, measuring
devices. Layout techniques. Set-up and operation of power saws
and shears, drills, lathes, grinders, milling machines, shapers and
slotters. Fabrication techniques; forming and bending sheetmetal;
barstock, plate and structural shapes; tubing and hollow sections.
Heat treatment, hardness and non-destructive testing. Work erection,
handling and positioning. Welding, brazing and soldering. Use of
fastenings and adhesives.
?
Lubrication
Lubricants and systems. Familiarization with oil and grease types,
classification and applications. Installation of oiling devices and sys-
tems. Centralized greasing systems and fittings. Routine checks of
lubrication systems, machine operation. Servicing and preventive
maintenance.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 4931
hi in
Column l
Column 2
Unit
Work Experience Training
3
Rigging
Equipment hoisting, drifting, balancing. Lifting, rolling, skid-
ding. Blocking and loading operations. Hand signal use. Safe use
of hand, electric and pneumatic hoist<. Winches and snatch blocks.
Slings, ropes, cables, chains and attachments. Mechanical and hy-
draulic jacks. Rollers and skids. Scaffolding. Rigging equipment
inspection, testing, maintenance and storage.
4
Bearings
Plain bearings; selection, installation, locating, oil grooving. Fitting
and adjusting. Bearing removal. Anti-friction bearings; selection
and installation. Pre-loading and adjustment. Removing, cleaning
repacking.
5
Seals
Familiarization with types, applications. Installation of static,
dynamic and rotary seals. Seal removal and replacement.
6
Shafting and
Couplings
Checking shaft straightness. Installation and alignment. Mainten-
ance and repairs, surface cleaning, building-up worn shafts,
straightening. Installation of solid, flexible, universal, friction, com-
pression, magnetic and fluid couplings. Removal and repair. Fitting
splines and installation of straight, taper, woodruff, gib, sliding and
tangential keys. Key removal.
7
Clutches
Installation of friction, mechanical fluid magnetic and over-running
clutches, mountings and operating devices. Balancing, adjustment
and maintenance.
8
Drives
Installation and alignment of V, flat and special belt drives. Roller,
silent and conveyor chain drives, friction and gear drives, speed
reducers. Maintenance and repairs.
9
Mechanisms
Installation of levers, cams and followers, power screws, mechanical
springs. Adjustments and maintenance.
10
Location and
Levelling
Alignment, levelling and installation of machine sections, components
and drives to drawings and specifications. Grouting. Fastener
installation, torquing, locking.
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O. Reg. 686/79
Hem
Column 1
Column 2
Unit
Work Experience Training
1 1
Hydraulics
Pumps and
Valves
Familiarization with principles. Making up piping, tubing, hoses and
fittings. Installation of pumps, accumulators, reservoirs, filters, heat
exchangers, cylinders, rotary actuators, motors, boosters. Valves and
controls, actuators, pilots limit controls, pressure switches, recorders
and controllers, control devices. Starting up, priming, testing and
adjustments. Periodic servicing. Maintenance and repairs.
12
Pneumatics
Familiarization with principles. Installation of compressors, fans,
blowers and drives. Air receivers and intake filters, valves and con-
trols, pressure switches and limit controls, gauges, recorders and con-
trollers. Piping. Cylinders and motors, rotary actuators, air line
controls. Starting-up, testing and adjustment. Periodic servicing,
maintenance and repairs, including portable pneumatic tools and paint
spraying equipment.
M
Run-in and
Analysis
Pre-start inspection of equipment installation, components, systems,
service hook-ups, safety devices and controls, to drawings and specifi-
cations. Clean up and trades co-ordination. Start up operations;
precautions. Tests and adjustments. Diagnosing and correcting
abnormal operating conditions.
14
Conveyors
Installation, levelling and alignment of belt, roll, screw and bucket
conveyors, miscellaneous conveyors; en masse, drag chain, flight, pal-
let, trolley, vertical lift, pusher bar, cable, monorail. Drive systems
and controls. Servicing and maintenance.
(3362)
O. Reg. 685/79, Sched. 2.
41
THE APPRENTICESHIP AND
TRADESMEN'S QUALIFICATION ACT
O. Reg. 686/79.
Lineman.
Made— September 19th, 1979.
Filed— September 21st, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE APPRENTICESHIP AND TRADESMEN'S
QUALIFICATION ACT
LINEMAN
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "certified trade" means the trade of line-
man;
(b) "lineman" means a person who,
(i) operates, maintains and services
power lines used to conduct electric-
ity from generating plants to con-
sumers, and
(ii) constructs or assembles a system ol
power lines used to conduct electric-
ity from generating plants to con-
sumers. O. Reg. 686/79, s. 1.
2. (1) The certified trade is composed of tW«
branches.
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(2) Branch 1 is power lineman as defined in sub-
es i and ii of clause b of section 1 .
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(a) for Branch 1,
(i) 40 per cent during the first period.
(3) Branch 2 is construction lineman as defined in
subclause ii of clause b of section 1. O. Reg.
=686/79. s. 2.
3. The trade of lineman is designated as a cer-
tified trade for the purposes of the Act. O. Reg.
686/79, s. 3.
4. An apprentice training program is established
for the certified trade and shall consist of four
periods of related training and work experience
training of 2000 hours for each period for Branch 1;
and three periods of related training and work
experience training consisting of one period of 2500
hours and two periods of 2000 hours for Branch 2,
(a) at full-time educational day classes pro-
vided at a location approved by the Direc-
tor, in the units of study contained in
Schedule 1 for Branch 1 of the certified
trade or in the units of study contained in
Schedule 3 for Branch 2 of the certified
trade or in the subjects that in the opinion
of the Director are equivalent thereto; and
(b) in practical training and instruction pro-
vided by the employer of the apprentice in
the units of study contained in Schedule 2
for Branch 1 of the certified trade or in the
units of study contained in Schedule 4 for
Branch 2 of the certified trade. O. Reg.
686/79, s. 4.
[S. The subjects of examination for an apprentice
in Branch 1 of the certified trade shall be based on
the units of study contained in Schedules 1 and 2
and the subjects of examinations for an apprentice in
Branch 2 of the certified trade shall be based on the
units of study contained in Schedules 3 and 4. O.
Reg. 686/79, s. 5.
6. The holder of a certificate of apprenticeship or
certificate of qualification in Branch 2 of the cer-
Mcd trade is entitled to a certificate of appren-
ticeship or certificate of qualification in Branch 1 of
the certified trade upon completion of a further three
periods of training and instruction of 1500 hours for
each period that shall include a course of study
approved by the Director. O. Reg. 686/79, s. 6.
7. Notwithstanding subsection 2 of section 8 of
Regulation 33 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970,
?very hour worked by an apprentice in excess of his
egular hours of work experience training shall be
ncluded in computing the hours spent by him in
work experience training. O. Reg. 686/79, s. 7.
8. The rate of wages for an apprentice in the cer-
ified trade whether for his regular daily hours of
work or for hours of work in excess of regular daily
MHirs of work shall not be less than.
(ii) 50 per cent during the second
period,
(iii) 60 per cent during the third period,
(iv) 70 per cent during the fourth period;
and
(b) for Branch 2.
(i) 40 per cent during the first period,
(ii) 55 per cent during the second
period.
(iii) 70 per cent during the third period,
of the average hourly rate of wages or its equivalent
for journeymen employed by the employer in the
certified trade and with whom the apprentice is
working. O. Reg. 686/79, s. 8.
9. The number of apprentices who may be
employed by an employer in the certified trade shall
not exceed,
(o) where the employer is a journeyman in the
trade, one apprentice plus an additional
apprentice for each additional journeyman
employed by that employer in the trade and
with whom the apprentice is working; and
(b) where the employer is not a journeyman in
the trade, one apprentice for each jour-
neyman employed by that employer in the
trade and with whom the apprentice is
working. O. Reg. 686/79, s. 9.
10. Notwithstanding section 9, on the recommen-
dation of the Provincial Advisory Committee or a
Local Apprenticeship Committee approved under the
Act for the certified trade, the Director may deter-
mine the ratio of apprentices to journeymen who
may be employed by an employer in the certified
trade. O. Reg. 686/79, s. 10.
11. The Director shall issue a progress record
book to an apprentice who shall record his related
training and work experience training time and the
apprentice shall be responsible for the safekeeping of
his progress record book. O. Reg. 686/79, s. 11.
12. An applicant for a certificate of qualification
in Branch 1 or Branch 2 of the certified trade who is
required to satisfy the Director under clause b or c of
subsection 4 of section 10 of the Act shall submit to
the Director proof of experience within the trade
that, in the opinion of the Director, is equivalent to
work experience training described in the units of
study contained in Schedule 2 or Schedule 4 as the
case may be. O. Reg. 686/79, s. 12.
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O. Reg. 686/79
13. — (1) Section 8 and subsection 2 of section 10
of the Act do not apply to any person who works or
is employed in the certified trade.
(2) Section 9 and subsection 3 of section 10 of the
Act do not apply to an employer in the certified
trade. O. Reg. 686/79, s. 13.
14. A certificate of qualification in the certified
trade is not required to be renewed. O. Reg.
686/79, s. 14.
Schedule 1
BRANCH 1 — POWER LINEMAN
In-School Training
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Unit
Work Experience Training
1
Core Skills/
Protective
Devices
Knowledge of all trade related safety practices. Recognition and
removal of hazards. Pole and structure climbing. Use of personal
safety tools, safety belts, handline and equipment. Use of small hand
tools.
2
Tools &
Equipment
Care and use of trade related tools, accessories and equipment. Grip-
all clamp stick. Chain hoists. Presses. Amp-tool. Temporary
grounds. Rope. Torque wrench.
3
Pole Structures
Preparation, installation and removal of structure and related workpiece/
component. Voltages, identification of circuits and sections. Rigid
cover-up equipment.
4
Conductors
Handling. Installing and removing conductors.
5
Isolating and
Protective
Devices
Installing, removing and operating isolating and protective devices.
Reclosures and sectionalizers. Air break switches. Permanent
grounding.
O. Reg. 686/79, Sched. 1.
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Schedule 2
BRANCH 1 — POWER LINEMAN
Work Experience Training
4935
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Unit
Work Experience Training
1
Core Skills/
Protective
Practices
Knowledge of all trade related safety practices. Recognition and
removal of all hazards. Pole climbing, use of safety belt and hand-
line. Working on energized lines. Pole-top rescue, first aid and
resuscitation methods. Safe rigging procedures.
2
Tools and
Equipment
Care and use of trade related hand and power tools and equip-
ment. Insulated aerial devices. Boom equipment. Mobile hy-
draulic, electric, pneumatic and power equipment.
3
Pole Structures
Preparation, installation and removal of Pole Structures and related
workpieces.
4
Conductors/
Cables
Handling, installation and removing secondary overhead services and
bus, primary conductors. Installing secondary underground services
and bus. Installing primary underground cable.
5
Isolating and
Protective
Devices
Installing, removing and operating isolating and protective devices
overhead and underground.
6
Transformers
Installing and removing overhead transformers. Installing and
removing transformer underground.
-
Capacitors &
Regulators
Installing and removing capacitor bank complete. Installing and
removing voltage regulators.
8
Street
Lighting
Installing and removing street lighting system.
O. Reg. 686/79, Sched. 2.
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Schedule 3
BRANCH 2 — CONSTRUCTION LINEMAN
In-School Training
O. Reg. 686/79
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Unit
Instruction to be given
1
Field Vestibule
Select and use personal protective equipment. Climb poles and
structures. Work on de-energized lines. Select and use small line
work tools. Knowledge of safe work habits, related safety practices,
first aid kit and fire extinguisher use.
2
Safety
Pole top rescue. Artificial respiration. Work protection
code. Temporary ground. Good work area housekeeping. Protec-
tive equipment. Potential electrical and mechanical hazards. Safe
work habits.
3
4
Theory
Energized electrical circuits. Trade hazards, crane signals. Load
connection. Tower section identification. Electrical theory and meas-
urement. Rope and line use.
Installation
Interpret work orders. Temporary ground. Splices. Rider poles
and arms. Insulators and travellers. Knots and hitches. Clamp-
in. Re-fuse. Oil circuit reclosers. Dead-end. Sag. Cover
up. Crane work. Rigging.
5
Tools &
Equipment
Trade related tools. Ampac tool. Rope, snatch blocks. Chain and
cable hoists. Temporary grounds.
6
Trade
Calculation
Rigging principles. Conductor. Weight, tension, additional load-
ing. Slings and line use. Rope and block work load limit.
O. Reg. 686/79, Sched. [
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 687/79 4937
Schedule 4
BRANCH 2 — CONSTRUCTION LINEMAN
Work Experience Training
Item
Column l
Column 2
Unit
Instruction to be given
Field Vestibule
Select and use personal protective equipment. Climb poles/structures.
Work on de-energized lines. Select and use small line work tools.
Knowledge of trade safety practices, first aid kit and fire extinguisher
use.
Safety
Pole top rescue. Artificial respiration. Work protection
code. Temporary' grounds. Good work area housekeeping. Pro-
tective equipment. Potential electrical and mechanical hazard recog-
nition. Develop safe work habits.
Theory
Live line work. Series and parallel circuits. Electrical measurement.
Coordinated systems. Distribution transformer. Anchors.
Temporary grounds. Ground resistance. Aerial devices. Voltages.
Voltage regulator. Mobile transformer. Tree trimming.
Installation
Practices
Work order interpretation. Live line tool techniques. Splice, string,
sag, dead-end clamp-in, tape, tap, cable and conductor terminal con-
nection. Aerial device operation. Voltage regulators.
Tools &
Equipment
Use and maintain trade related hand and power tools. Ampac
tool. Rope and snatch blocks. Chain and cable hoists. Boom
equipped vehicle.
-.
Trade
Calculations
Rigging principles. Weights and tension, additional loading,
and block, slings and two-part line, work load limits.
Rope
O. Reg. 686/79, Sched. 4.
40
THE AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
E1NANCE ACT
O. Reg. 687/79.
Deposits.
Made — September 19th. 1979.
Filed — September 21st. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 7 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
FINANCE ACT
1. Section 1 of Regulation 7 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario. 1970, as remade by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 610/79. is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
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4938 O. Reg. 687/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 688/79
1. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, interest at the rate
of 10% per cent per annum calculated on the
minimum monthly balance from the 1st day of Sep-
tember, 1979 shall be paid on the last days of March
and September in each year.
(2) In special cases, the Minister of Revenue may
determine a rate of interest and basis of calculation
different from that prescribed in subsection 1, but
the rate so determined shall not exceed 10% per cent
per annum. O. Reg. 687/79, s. 1.
(3364)
40
THK ONTARIO GUARANTEED ANNUAL
INCOME ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 688/79.
Guaranteed Income Limit.
Made — September 19th, 1979.
Filed — September 21st, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ONTARIO GUARANTEED ANNUAL
INCOME ACT, 1974
GUARANTEED INCOME LIMIT
1. Commencing with the month of October, 1979
the guaranteed income limit is,
(a) in the case of a beneficiary who is described
in any of subclause i, iv or vi of clause d of
section 1 of the Act, or who is described in
subclause iii of clause d of section 1 of the
Act and is married to a spouse who is not
entitled to receive a spouse's allowance
authorized to be paid under Part II. 1 of the
Old Age Security Act (Canada), the amount
of $4,378.44;
(b) in the case of a beneficiary who is described
in either subclause ii or v of clause d of
section 1 of the Act, the amount of
$4,258.44;
(r) in the case of a beneficiary described in
subclause iii of clause d of section 1 of the
Act and who is married to a spouse who isl
entitled to receive a spouse's allowance
authorized to be paid under Part II. 1 of the
Old Age Security Act (Canada), the amount
of $4,081.20; and
(d) in the case of a beneficiary described in
subclause vii of clause d of section 1 of the
Act, the amount of $8,516.88. O. Reg.
688/79, s. 1.
2. Ontario Regulation 503/79 is revoked. O.
Reg. 688/79, s. 2.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of October, 1979. O. Reg. 688/79, s. 3.
(3365)
4(
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INDEX 40
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
Proclamations 485 1
Appointments 4852
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 4854
Addendum 4865
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 4865
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 4867
Certificates of Continuation Issued 4869
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 4869
Amendments to Articles 4869
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 4874
Supreme Court 4874
The Insurance Act 4875
The Loan and Trust Corporations Act 4875
Management Board Orders 1078-79 4876
The Environmental Assessment Act. 1975 4876
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 4883
Petitions to Parliament 4885
Applications to Parliament 4885
CORPORATION NOTICES 4887
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 4890
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 4890
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 4890
SHERIFFS' SALES OF LANDS 4891
TREASURERS SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES 4894
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Agricultural Development Finance Act O. Reg. 687/79 4937
The Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's Qualification Act O. Reg. 684/79 4926
The Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's Qualification Act O. Reg. 685/79 4926
The Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's Qualification Act O. Reg. 686/79 4932
The Credit Unions and Caisses Populaires Act, 1976 O. Reg. 678/79 4922
The Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 674/79 4920
The Game and Fish Act O. Reg. 661/79 4897
The Game and Fish Act O. Reg. 662/79 4899
The General Sessions Act The County Courts Act O. Reg. 673/79 4919
The Health Disciplines Act. 1974 O. Reg. 682/79 4924
The Health Insurance Act. 1972 O. Reg. 676/79 4920
The Health Insurance Act. 1972 O. Reg. 677/79 4921
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 671/79 4918
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 672/79 4919
The Insurance Act O. Reg. 681/79 4924
The Investment Contracts Act O. Reg. 680/79 4923
The Line Fences Act. 1979 O. Reg. 666/79 4900
The Ontario Energy Board Act O. Reg. 668/79 4917
The Ontario Guaranteed Annual Income Act. 1974 O. Reg. 688/79 4938
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act. 1973 O. Reg. 675/79 4920
The Planning Act O. Reg. 663/79 4899
The Planning Act O. Reg. 664/79 4899
The Planning Act O. Reg. 665/79 4900
The Planning Act O. Reg. 669/79 4917
The Planning Act O. Reg. 683/79 4925
The Registry Act O. Reg. 679/79 4922
The Securities Act. 1978 O. Reg. 667/79 . 4916
4940
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Ontario
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1979
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1979 the dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in The Ontario
Gazette are as follows:
January 6th, Issue No. 1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held — April 8th, 1979
February 3rd, " " 5 " " " " " " — May 6th,
March 3rd " " 9 " " " " " " — June 3rd,
April 7th, " " 14 " " " —July 8th,
May 5th, " " 18 " " " " " " —August 5th,
June 2nd, " " 22 " " " " " " — September 2nd
July 7th, " " 27 " " " " '* " —October 7th,
August 4th, " " 31 " " " " " " — November 4th,
September 1st, " " 35 " " " " " " — December 2nd,
October 6th, " " 40 " " " " '* " —January 6th, 1980
November 3rd, " " 44 " " " " " " — February 3rd,
December 1st, " " 48 " " " " " " — March 2nd,
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS PRIOR TC
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received before
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number of
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed
Advertising Rate: $7.50 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $30.00; and
by others for a single copy, 75 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO and
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed:
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
O. Reg. 689/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 690/79 5003
Publications Under The Regulations Act
October 13th, 1979
THE LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT
O. Reg. 689/79.
Establishment of Local Roads Areas.
Made — September 23rd. 1979.
Filed— September 24th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 571 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT
1. Regulation 571 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding thereto the
following Schedule:
Schedule 251
McKENZIE PORTAGE LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of unsurveyed territory in the Ter-
ritorial District of Kenora, shown outlined on Ministry
of Transportation and Communications Plan N-3000-
F 1 , filed in the office of the Registrar of Regulations at
Toronto as Number 2530. O. Reg. 689/79. s. 1.
J. Snow
Minister of Transportation
and Communications
Dated at Toronto, this 23rd day of September, 1979.
(3378) 41
THE DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES ACT,
1974
O. Reg. 690/79.
General.
Made — September 11th, 1979.
Filed — September 24th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 213/74
MADE UNDER
THE DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES ACT, 1974
1. Sections 4, 5,6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 of
Ontario Regulation 213/74 are revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
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PART rv
CAPITAL GRANTS
4.— (1) In this Part,
(a) "actual cost" means the cost of a building
project and includes,
(i) fees payable for the services of an
architect, professional engineer, or
other consultant,
(ii) the cost of purchasing and installing
furnishings and equipment,
(iii) the cost of land surveys, soil tests,
permits, licences and legal fees,
(iv) the cost of paving, sodding and land-
scaping, and
(v) the cost of acquiring the land necessary
for the building project;
(ft) "approved cost" means that portion of the
actual cost of a building project approved by
the Minister;
(c) "building project" means a project composed
of one or more of the following elements:
(i) the purchase or other acquisition of all
or any part of an existing building or
buildings including the land contigu-
ous thereto,
(ii) any renovations, alterations or addi-
tions to an existing building or build-
ings,
(iii) the purchase or other acquisition of
vacant land for the purpose of con-
structing a building or buildings there-
on,
(iv) the erection of a new building, or any
part thereof,
(v) the demolition of a building,
(vi) the installation of public utilities, sew-
ers and items or services necessary for
access to the land or building or build-
ings.
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O. Reg. 690/79
(2) The amount of capital grant payable under the
Act to a facility designated or to be designated in
Schedule 2 or Schedule 3 for a building project shall be
equal to two-thirds of the approved cost of the building
project. O. Reg. 690/79, s. I, part.
5. — (1) An application for a capital grant shall be
made to the Minister on a form provided by the Minis-
ter.
(2) An applicant who applies under subsection 1
shall file with the Minister, for the Minister's approval,
two copies of a site plan showing the location of the
building or buildings, if any, on the site and, in the case
of a building project with one or more of the elements
referred to in subclauses i, ii, iv or vi of clause c of
subsection 1 of section 4,
(a) building plans and specifications prepared by
an architect or professional engineer showing
the structure, fixtures and arrangements of
the building or buildings and describing the
areas of the building or buildings to be used
for the purposes of the Act; or
(b) where the Minister approves, structural
sketches and specifications prepared by a per-
son other than an architect or professional
engineer describing the building or buildings
and the areas of the building or buildings or
contiguous to the building or buildings to be
used for the purposes of the Act.
(3) No plan, specification or structural sketch filed
with the Minister shall be amended or altered without
the approval of the Minister. O. Reg. 690/79, s. 1,
part.
6. — (1) No payment of a capital grant shall be made
for a building project except where,
(a) the building project has been approved by the
Minister; and
(b) the approved cost has been determined.
(2) An approval of a building project by the Minister
referred to in subsection 1 expires on the first anniver-
sary of the date upon which the approval is given unless
the building project has been commenced before such
anniversarv date.
(3) A capital grant may be paid as a single payment
or in two or more instalments and, except where the
Minister directs otherwise, the aggregate of the
amounts of the capital grant paid at any point in time
shall not exceed,
(a) an amount that bears the same proportion to
the estimated total payment as the amount of
progress made at the time towards completion
of the project bears to the total estimated
amount of work required for completion; or
2
(b) an amount that bears the same proportion to
the estimated total payment as the amount of
cost incurred at the time bears to the total
estimated cost of the project,
whichever is the greater.
(4) A single payment, or in the case of payment in
two or more instalments, the final payment of an
amount payable for a building project shall not be made
until,
(a) an architect or professional engineer certifies,
or the Minister is otherwise satisfied, that the
building project has been completed in
accordance with the plans filed under clause a
of subsection 2 of section 5 or the sketches
thereof approved by the Minister under clause
b of subsection 2 of section 5 and the building
or addition is ready for use and occupancy;
and
(b) the applicant for the payment submits a report
containing,
(i) a statement of the actual cost of the
building project,
(ii) a statement indicating that all refund-
able sales tax has been taken into
account,
(iii) a statement indicating that the total
amount of the unpaid accounts applic-
able to the building project does not
exceed the amount of the grant
remaining to be paid, and
(iv) an undertaking that the amount of the
grant remaining to be paid will be
applied first to the payment of the
unpaid accounts. O. Reg. 690/79.
s. 1, part.
7. No applicant for or recipient of a capital grant for
a building project shall,
(a) acquire a building or land for the building
project;
(b) call tenders for the building project;
(c) commence construction of the building pro-
ject; or
(d) erect any temporary or permanent sign, tablet
or plaque on the site or building project,
without the written approval of the Minister.
690/79, s. I, part.
O. Reg.
8. — (1) It is a term and condition of a payment of a
capital grant under the Act in respect of a building,
buildings or land forming part of a building project that
the applicant for the payment enter into an agreement
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5005
with the Minister in which the applicant shall agree not
to,
(a) sell, agree to sell, mortgage, lease, encumber,
donate or dispose of all or any part of the
building, buildings or land;
(b) use all or any part of the building, buildings or
land for a purpose other than that for which a
grant has been or is payable; or
(c) demolish or make alterations or additions to
all or any part of the building or buildings,
without the written approval of the Minister and the
Minister may require, as a condition of the approval of
the payment, that the recipient repay the whole or such
part of the payment as the Minister considers appro-
priate in the circumstances where there is a default
under the agreement.
(2) Where a recipient contravenes the provisions of
subsection 1 , or is in default of any condition for repay-
ment imposed by the Minister under subsection 1 , the
Minister may require the return of a part of the payment
or the whole payment whereupon the recipient is liable
to repay such amount of the payment received under the
Act for the project as is required by the Minister as a
debt due to the Crown, and such amount may be,
(a) deducted from any moneys payable by
Ontario to the recipient under the Act: or
(b) recovered by proceedings in a court of com-
petent jurisdiction. O. Reg. 690/79, s. 1,
part.
9. Expenditures incurred by a facility for furnishings
or equipment, or for repairs to or maintenance of a
capital asset, that,
(a) are approved by the Minister as capital
expenditures;
(b) are, in the opinion of the Minister, necessary
for the efficient operation of the facility and
the cost of which is not excessive for the pur-
pose; and
(c) are in excess of $300.
are capital expenditures for which a grant may be paid,
upon application by the facility, in an amount equal to
two-thirds of the approved expenditures incurred. O.
Reg. 690/79, s. I. part.
10. A facility, if requested by the Minister, shall file
with the Minister evidence that all or any part of a
building or buildings used or to be used by the facility
comply with.
(a) the laws affecting the health of inhabitants of
the municipality in which the facility is
located;
(b) any rule, regulation, direction or order of the
local board of health and any direction or
order of the medical officer of health;
(c) any by-law of the municipality in which the
facility is located or other law for the protec-
tion of persons from fire hazards;
(d) any restricted area, standard of housing or
building by-law passed by the municipality in
which the facility is located pursuant to Part
III of The Planning Act or any predecessor
thereof; and
(e) the requirements of Ontario Regulation 925/
75 made under The Building Code Act,
1974. O. Reg. 690/79, s. I. part.
PART V
RULES GOVERNING FACILITIES
11. In every facility, the board or where there is no
board, the owner, shall ensure that,
(a) all fire hazards in the facility are eliminated,
the facility is inspected at least once a year by
an officer authorized to inspect buildings
under The Fire Marshals Act and the recom-
mendations of the officer are carried out;
(b) there is adequate protection from radiators or
other heating equipment;
(c) the water supplies are adequate for all normal
needs, including those of fire protection;
(d) the fire protection equipment, including the
sprinkler system, fire extinguishers, hose and
stand pipe equipment are visually inspected at
least once a month and serviced at least once
every year by qualified personnel;
(e) the fire detection and alarm system is
inspected at least once a year by qualified fire
alarm maintenance personnel, and tested at
least once every month:
(/) at least once a year the heating equipment is
serviced by qualified personnel and the chim-
neys are inspected and cleaned if necessary';
(g ) a written record is kept of inspections and
tests of fire equipment, fire drills, the fire
detection and alarm system, the heating sys-
tem, chimneys and smoke detectors;
(A) the staff and residents are instructed in the
method of sounding the fire detection and
alarm system;
(i) the staff are trained in the proper use of the
fire extinguishing equipment;
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(j) a directive setting out the procedures that
must be followed and the steps that must be
taken by the staff and residents when a fire
alarm is given is drawn up and posted in
conspicuous places in the facility;
(k) the staff and residents are instructed in the
procedures set out in the directive referred to
in clause j and the procedures are practised by
staff and residents at least once a month using
the fire detection and alarm system to initiate
the drill;
(/) where matches are used, only safety matches
are issued to the staff and residents;
(m) an inspection of the building, including the
equipment in the kitchen and laundry, is
made each night to ensure that there is no
danger of fire and that all doors to stairwells,
all fire doors and all smoke barrier doors are
kept closed;
(n) adequate supervision is provided at all times
for the security of the residents and the facil-
ity;
(o) oxygen is not used or stored in the facility in a
pressure vessel;
(p ) combustible rubbish is kept to a minimum;
(q) all exits are clear and unobstructed at all
times;
(r) combustible draperies, mattresses, carpeting,
curtains, decorations and similar materials
are suitably treated to render them resistant to
the spread of flame and are retreated when
necessary;
(5) receptacles into which electric irons or other
small appliances are plugged are equipped
with pilot lights which glow when the
appliance is plugged in;
(t) lint traps in the laundry are cleaned out after
each use of the equipment;
(u) flammable liquids and paint supplies are
stored in suitable containers in non-combusti-
ble cabinets;
(v) suitable non-combustible ashtrays are pro-
vided where smoking is permitted;
(w) no portable electric heaters are used in the
facility that are not in accordance with stan-
dards of approval set down by the Canadian
Standards Association;
(x) no vaporizing liquid fire extinguishers are
kept or used in the facility; and
(y) no sprinkler heads, fire or smoke detector
heads are painted or otherwise covered with
any material or substance that is likely to pre-
vent them from functioning normally. O.
Reg. 690/79, s. \,part.
12. A facility located in a municipality that does not
have public fire protection shall be provided with a
complete automatic sprinkler system that complies with
standards prescribed under The Building Code Act,
1974. O. Reg. 690/79, s. I, part.
13. The board of each facility shall keep and main-
tain an inventory of all furnishings and equipment
acquired by the facility and the inventory shall set forth
each addition to or removal from inventory and the
reasons therefor and shall be prepared in such manner
and contain such additional information as the Director
may require. O. Reg. 690/79, s. I, part.
14. The charge for any resident shall be equal to the
cost of providing assistance to him. O. Reg. 690/79,
s. 1, part.
15. An application for admission to a facility and for
assistance shall be made to an administrator who shall
determine whether the applicant is eligible for admis-
sion to the facility and for assistance and whether the
applicant is able to contribute to all or any part of the
cost of the assistance. O. Reg. 690/79, s. 1, part.
16. An application for services shall be made to the
Director or to an administrator, and the Director or
administrator, as the case may be, shall determine
whether the applicant is eligible for the services and
whether the applicant is able to contribute to all or any
part of the cost thereof. O. Reg. 690/79, s. 1, part.
17. A certificate under subsection 3 of section 10 of
the Act shall be in Form 1. O. Reg. 690/79, s. \,part.
18. A notice of cancellation under section 14 of the
Act shall be in Form 2. O. Reg. 690/79, s. 1, part.
19. A notice of continuance under subsection 2 of
section 15 of the Act shall be in Form 3. O. Reg.
690/79, s. \,part.
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THE VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
SERVICES ACT
O. Reg. 691/79.
General.
Made— September 11th, 1979.
Filed — September 24th, 1979.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5007
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 821 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
MADE UNDER
THE VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
SERVICES ACT
1 . Section 20 of Regulation 82 1 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970 is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
20. It is a term and condition of a payment of a grant
under the Act that the premises used or to be used as a
workshop approved under section 4 of the Act comply
with.
(a) the laws affecting the health of inhabitants of
the municipality in which the workshop is
located;
(b) any rule, regulation, direction or order of the
local board of health and any direction or
order of the local medical officer of health;
(c ) any by-laws of the municipality in which the
workshop is located or other law for the pro-
tection of persons from fire hazards;
id) any restricted area, standard of housing or
building by-law passed by the municipality in
which the workshop is located pursuant to
Part III of The Planning Act or any predeces-
sor thereof;
(e) the requirements of Ontario Regulation 925/
75 made under The Building Code Act, 1974;
and
(f) the requirements of Ontario Regulation 747/
77 made under The Power Corporation
Act. O. Reg. 691/79, s. 1.
2. Section 21, section 22. as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 971/74. section 23. as
remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 97 1/
74, and section 24, as remade by section 3 of
Ontario Regulation 971/74. of the said Regula-
tion are revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
21. — ( 1) For the purposes of this section and sections
22, 23. 24 and 25.
(a) "actual cost" means the cost of a building
project and includes.
(i) fees payable for the services of an
architect, professional engineer, or
other consultant,
(ii) the cost of purchasing and installing
furnishings and equipment.
(hi) the cost of land surveys, soil tests,
permits, licences and legal fees.
(iv) the cost of paving, sodding and land-
scaping, and
(v) the cost of acquiring the land necessary
for the building project;
(b) "approved cost" means that portion of the
actual cost of a building project approved by
the Minister;
(c) "building project" means a project composed
of one or more of the following elements:
(i) the purchase or other acquisition of all
or any part of an existing building or
buildings including the land contigu-
ous thereto.
(ii) any renovations, alterations or addi-
tions to an existing building or build-
ings.
(iii) the purchase or other acquisition of
vacant land for the purpose of con-
structing a building or buildings there-
on.
(iv) the erection of a new building or any
part thereof,
(v) the demolition of a building, or
(vi) the installation of public utilities, sew-
ers and items or services necessary for
access to the land or building or build-
ings.
(2) The amount of capital grant payable under the
Act to an approved organization for the establishment,
expansion or improvement of an approved workshop
shall be equal to 80 per cent of the approved cost of the
building project. O. Reg. 691/79. s. 2, part.
22. — (1) An application for a capital grant shall be
made to the Minister on a form provided by the Minis-
ter.
(2) An applicant who applies under subsection 1
shall file with the Minister, for the Minister's approval,
two copies of a site plan showing the location of the
building or buildings, if any, on the site and. in the case
of a building project with one or more of the elements
referred to in subclauses i. ii. iv or vi of clause c of
section 21.
(a) building plans and specifications prepared by
an architect or professional engineer showing
the structure, fixtures and arrangements of
the building or buildings and describing the
areas of the building or buildings to be used
for the purposes of the Act; or
(6) where the Minister approves, structural
sketches and specifications prepared by a per-
son other than an architect or professional
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engineer describing the building or buildings
and the areas of the building or buildings or
contiguous to the building or buildings to be
used for the purposes of the Act.
(3) No plan, specification or structural sketch filed
with the Minister shall be amended or altered without
the approval of the Minister. O. Reg. 691/79, s. 2,
part.
23. — (1) No payment of a capital grant shall be made
for a building project except where,
(a) the building project has been approved by the
Minister; and
(b) the approved cost has been determined.
(2) An approval of a building project by the Minister
referred to in subsection 1 expires on the first anniver-
sary of the date upon which the approval is given unless
the building project has been commenced before such
anniversary date.
(3) A capital grant may be paid as a single payment
or in two or more instalments and, except where the
Minister directs otherwise, the aggregate of the
amounts of the capital grant paid at any point in time
shall not exceed,
(a) an amount that bears the same proportion to
the estimated total payment as the amount of
progress made at the time towards completion
of the project bears to the total estimated
amount of work required for completion; or
(b) an amount that bears the same proportion to
the estimated total payment as the amount of
cost incurred at the time bears to the total
estimated cost of the project,
whichever is the greater.
(4) A single payment, or in the case of payment in
two or more instalments, the final payment of an
amount payable for a building project shall not be made
until,
(a) an architect or professional engineer certifies,
or the Minister is otherwise satisfied, that the
building project has been completed in
accordance with the plans filed under clause a
of subsection 2 of section 22 or the sketches
thereof approved by the Minister under clause
b of subsection 2 of section 22 and the building
or addition is ready for use and occupancy;
and
(b) the applicant for the payment submits a report
containing.
(i) a statement of the actual cost of the
building project.
(ii) a statement indicating that all refund-
able sales tax has been taken into
account.
(iii) a statement indicating that the total
amount of the unpaid accounts applic-
able to the building project does not
exceed the amount of the grant
remaining to be paid, and
(iv) an undertaking that the amount of the
grant remaining to be paid will be
applied first to the payment of the
unpaid accounts. O. Reg. 691/79,
s. 2, part.
24. No applicant for or recipient of a capital grant
for a building project shall,
(a) acquire a building or land for the building
project;
(b) call tenders for the building project;
(c) commence construction of the building pro-
ject; or
(d) erect any temporary or permanent sign, tablet
or plaque on the site or building project,
without the written approval of the Minister. O. Reg.
691/79, s. 2, part.
25. It is a term and condition of a payment of a
capital grant under the Act in respect of a building,
buildings or land forming part of a building project that
the applicant for the payment enter into an agreement
with the Minister in which the applicant shall agree not
to,
(a) sell, agree to sell, mortgage, lease, encumber,
donate or dispose of all or any part of the
building, buildings or land;
(b) use all or any part of the building, buildings or
land for a purpose other than that for which a
grant has been or is payable; or
(c ) demolish or make alterations or additions to
all or any part of the building or buildings,
without the written approval of the Minister and the
Minister may require, as a condition of the approval of
the payment, that the recipient repay the whole or such
part of the payment as the Minister considers approp-
riate in the circumstances where there is a default under
the agreement. O. Reg. 691/79, s. 2, part.
25a. Expenditures incurred by an approved organi-
zation for furnishings or equipment, or for repairs to or
maintenance of a capital asset, that.
(a) are approved
expenditures;
by the Minister as capital
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 692/79 5009
(ft) are. in the opinion of the Minister, necessary
for the efficient operation of an approved
workshop and the cost of which is not exces-
sive for the purpose; and
(c) where in excess of S 1 .000. are approved by the
Minister before their purchase; or
(d) where in excess of $300 but not in excess of
SI. 000, are approved by the Director before
their purchase.
are capital expenditures for which a grant may be paid
upon application by the approved organization in an
amount equal to 80 per cent of the amount of the
approved expenditures. O. Reg. 691/79. s. 2. part.
3 . Clauses a and b of section 2 6 of the said Regula-
tion are revoked.
4. The said Regulation is further amended by-
adding thereto the following sections:
29. In even, approved workshop, the Board of
Directors of the approved organization shall ensure, as
a term and condition of a payment of a grant under the
Act. that.
(a) all fire hazards in the workshop are elimi-
nated, the workshop is inspected at least once
a year by an officer authorized to inspect
buildings under The Fire Marshals Act and
the recommendations of the officer are carried
out;
(b) there is adequate protection from radiators or
other heating equipment;
(r ) the water supplies are adequate for all normal
needs, including those of fire protection;
(d) the fire protection equipment, including the
sprinkler system, fire extinguishers, hose and
stand pipe equipment are visually inspected at
least once a month and serviced at least once
even, year by qualified personnel;
(e) the fire detection and alarm system is
inspected at least once a year by qualified fire
alarm maintenance personnel and tested at
least once even, month;
(f) at least once a year the heating equipment is
serviced by qualified personnel and the chim-
neys are inspected and cleaned if necessary;
(g) a written record is kept of inspections and
tests of fire equipment, fire drills, the fire
detection and alarm system, the heating sys-
tem, chimneys and smoke detectors;
(h) the staff and trainees are instructed in the
method of sounding the fire detection and
alarm system;
(i) the staff are trained in the proper use of the
fire extinguishing equipment;
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0) a directive setting out the procedures that
must be followed and the steps that must be
taken by the staff and trainees when a fire
alarm is given is drawn up and posted in
conspicuous places in the workshop;
(Jfc) the staff and trainees are instructed in the
procedures set out in the directive referred to
in clause./ and the procedures are practised by
staff and trainees at least once a month using
the fire detection and alarm system to initiate
the drill;
(/) where matches are used, only safety matches
are issued to the staff and trainees;
(m) combustible rubbish is kept to a minimum;
(n) all exits are clear and unobstructed at all
times;
(o) flammable liquids and paint supplies are
stored in suitable containers in non-combusti-
ble cabinets;
(p) suitable non-combustible ashtrays are pro-
vided where smoking is permitted;
(o ) no vaporizing liquid fire extinguishers are
kept or used in the workshop; and
(r) no sprinkler heads, fire or smoke detector
heads are painted or otherwise covered with
any material or substance that is likely to pre-
vent them from functioning normally. O.
Reg. 691/79. s. 4. part.
30. A workshop located in a municipality that does
not have public fire protection shall be provided with a
complete automatic sprinkler system that complies with
standards prescribed under The Building Code Act,
1974. O. Reg. 691/79. s. 4. part.
31. The Board of Directors of each approved
organization, as a term and condition of a payment of a
grant under the Act. shall keep and maintain an inven-
tory of all furnishings and equipment acquired by the
organization and the inventory shall set forth each
addition to or removal from inventory and the reasons
therefor and shall be prepared in such manner and
contain such additional information as the Director
may require. O. Reg. 691/79, s. 4. part.
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THE VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
SERVICES ACT
O. Reg. 692/79.
General.
Made — September 19th. 1979.
Filed — September 25th. 1979.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 692/79
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 821 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
SERVICES ACT
1. — (1) Schedule 1 to Regulation 821 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as remade by sec-
tion 1 of Ontario Regulation 508/77 and
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 919/
77, section 1 of Ontario Regulation 290/78 and
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 707/78, is furth-
er amended by adding thereto the following
items:
30a. Geraldton and District Association for the Men-
tally Retarded
50a.Listowel District Association for the Mentally
Retarded
(2) Item 52a of the said Schedule 1, as made by
subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
919/77. is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
5 2a. The Manitoulin District Association for the Men-
tally Retarded
52b. The Meaford and District Association for the
Mentally Retarded
(3) The said Schedule 1 is further amended by
adding thereto the following items:
56a. North Grenville and District Association for the
Mentally Retarded
60a. Ontario Community Centre for the Deaf
2. — (1) Schedule 2 to the said Regulation, as
remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 508/
77 and amended by section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 919/77, section 2 of Ontario Regulation 290/
78, section 2 of Ontario Regulation 707/78, sec-
tion 1 of Ontario Regulation 786/78, section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 948/78 and section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 246/79, is further amended
by adding thereto the following item:
24a. A.R.C. Industries
P. O. Box 488,
Kemptville
-Oxford Mills,
(2) Item 73a, as made by subsection 3 of section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 919/77, and item 73b, as
made by subsection 5 of section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 707/78, of the said Schedule 2 are
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
73a. Beehive Enterprises,
P. O. Box 357,
Geraldton
73ft. Brockville Community Workshop,
143 B Parkdale Avenue,
Brockville
73c. Central Seven Workshop,
R.R. #1, Port Perry
(3) The said Schedule 2 is further amended by
adding thereto the following item:
94a. Hope Farm,
General Delivery, Mindemoya,
Manitoulin Island
(4) Item 103 of the said Schedule 2, as remade by
subsection 2 of section 2 of Ontario Regulation
290/78, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
103. The Thrift Shop,
79 Colborne Street,
Brantford
and
The Thrift Shop,
390 Adelaide Street,
London
and
The Thrift Shop,
840 Dulaney Street,
London
and
The Thrift Shop,
1474 Dundas Street East,
London
and
London Goodwill Industries Association,
554 First Street,
London
and
The Thrift Shop,
908 Oxford Street,
London
and
The Thrift Shop,
266 Richmond Street,
London
and
The Thrift Shop,
295 Richmond Street,
London
and
The Thrift Shop,
361 Talbot Street,
St. Thomas
and
The Thrift Shop,
62 Wellington Street,
Stratford
and
The Thrift Shop,
380 Dundas Street,
Woodstock
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(5) Item 106 of the said Schedule 2 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
106. Ontario Community Centre for the Deaf,
2395 Bayview Avenue,
Willowdale
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 693/79
1. For a head of cattle. $1,000.
2. For a fur-bearing animal. $100.
3. For a goat. $200.
4. For a horse, $500.
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(6) The said Schedule 2 is further amended by
adding thereto the following item:
1076. Opportunity Workshop,
Part of Lots 21 and 22 of Plan #147,
Strathroy
(7) Item 122a of the said Schedule 2. as remade by
subsection 4 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
246/79. is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
122a. Town and Country Enterprises.
820 Main Street East,
Listowel
\22b. Vanier Industries.
221 Front Road. Hawkesbury
and
Concession 3.
Casselman
(8) The said Schedule 2 is further amended by
adding thereto the following item:
123a. Wawanosh Enterprises,
1430 London Road.
Sarnia
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THE DOG LICENSING AND LIVE STOCK
AND POULTRY PROTECTION ACT
O. Reg. 693/79.
Application for Payment of a Grant.
Made — September 19th. 1979.
Filed — September 25th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 342/75
MADE UNDER
THE DOG LICENSING AND LIVE STOCK
AND POULTRY PROTECTION ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 342/75. as amended by sec-
tion 1 of Ontario Regulation 997/75 and section 1
of Ontario Regulation 663/78, is further
amended by adding thereto the following sec-
tion:
MAXIMUM AMOUNTS OF COMPENSATION
2. — (1) The following amounts are prescribed as
maximum amounts for the purposes of subsection 13 of
tion 14 of the Act:
5 . For poultry of one owner killed or injured in
any year. $1,000.
6. For a rabbit. $20 and for all rabbits of one
owner killed or injured in any year, $1,000.
7. For a head of sheep. $200.
8. For a head of swine, $200.
(2) The following amounts are prescribed as
maximum amounts for the purposes of subsection 3 of
section 23 of the Act:
1. For honey bees. $25.
2. For hive equipment. $50.
2. Subparagraphs c and e of paragraph 1 of Form 1
of the said Regulation are revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
(c ) Injured live stock —
— kind injured
— no. of head and estimated live weight of
each head
— compensation paid $
(e) Killed live stock-
kind killed
-no. of head and estimated live weight of
each head
— compensation paid $
3. Ontario Regulation 162/76 is revoked.
4. This Regulation comes into force on the 1 5th day
of September, 1979.
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O. Reg. 696/79
THE HUNTER DAMAGE
COMPENSATION ACT
O. Reg. 694/79.
General.
Made — September 19th, 1979.
Filed— September 25th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 449 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HUNTER DAMAGE COMPENSATION
ACT
1. Regulation 449 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970, as amended by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 294/75, is further amended
by adding thereto the following section:
6. The following amounts are prescribed as
maximum amounts for the purposes of subsection 4 of
section 3 of the Act:
1. For a head of cattle, $1,000.
2. For a goat, $200.
3. For a horse, $500.
4. For a head of sheep, $200.
5 . For a head of swine, $200. O. Reg. 694/79, s. 1 .
2. Form 2 of the said Regulation is amended by
renumbering paragraphs 6, 7, 8 and 9 as para-
graphs 8, 9, 10 and 11, respectively, and by
adding thereto the following paragraphs:
6. Estimated live weight of animal
7 . Estimated age of animal
This Regulation comes into force on the 15th day
of September, 1979.
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THE LIVE STOCK MEDICINES
ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 695/79.
General.
Made — September 19th, 1979.
Filed— September 25th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 723/78
MADE UNDER
THE LIVE STOCK MEDICINES ACT.
1973
1. — (1) Item 9 of the Schedule to Ontario Regula-
tion 723/78 is amended by adding thereto the
following subitem:
ik. Bordetella bronchiseptica bacterin.
(2) The said Schedule is further amended by adding
thereto the following item:
34a. Nitrofurazone.
(3) Item 68 of the said Schedule is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
68. Vitamins, except Vitamin D in parenteral prep-
arations containing more than 100,000 I.U.'s per
millilitre.
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 696/79.
Delegation of Authority of Minister
under Section 30a of The Planning
Act
Made— September 24th, 1979.
Filed— September 26th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY OF
MINISTER UNDER SECTION 30a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Subject to sections 2 and 3, all authority of the
Minister to give consents under section 29 of the Act in
respect of any land situate in the West Nipissing Plan-
ning Area (which planning area consists of the Towns of
Sturgeon Falls and Cache Bay and the Geographic
Townships of Badgerow, Bastedo, Beaucage, Ber-
tram, Caldwell, Crerar, Dana, Falconer, Fell. Field,
Gibbons, Grant, Hobbs, Hugel, Kirkpatrick. Latch-
ford, Loudon, MacPherson, McCallum, McLaren,
McWilliams, Pardo, Pedley, Sisk, Springer and
Thistle, all in the Territorial District of Nipissing), is
hereby delegated to the West Nipissing Planning
Board. O. Reg. 696/79, s. 1.
2. The delegation made in section 1 does not apply in
respect of any application for a consent under section 29
of the Act received by the Minister prior to the day this
Order comes into force. O. Reg. 696/79, s. 2.
3. The delegation made in section 1 is subject to the
condition that the West Nipissing Planning Board
comply with the rules of procedure in respect of consent
applications prescribed by regulation from time to time,
as referred to in subsection 12 of section 41 of the Act.
but failure to comply with this condition in any
respect does not of itself terminate the delegation of
authority. O. Reg. 696/79, s. 3.
2244
O. Reg. 696/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 698/79 5013
4. This Order comes into force on the 1st day of
October. 1979. O. Reg. 696/79. s. 4.
Douglas J. Wiseman
Acting Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 24th day of September, 1979.
(3402)
41
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O. Reg. 697/79.
Construction Zones.
Made — September 24th, 1979.
Filed— September 26th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 411 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1 . Schedule 24 to Regulation 4 1 1 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario. 1970 is amended by adding
thereto the following paragraph:
73. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
401 lying between a point situate at its intersection with
Kent County Road No. 20 in the Township of Orford in
the County of Kent and a point situate 3 kilometres
measured easterly from its intersection with Elgin
County Road No. 3 in the Township of Aldborough in
the County of Elgin.
2. Schedule 39 to the said Regulation is amended
by adding thereto the following paragraph:
25. That part of the King's Highway known as No. 3
in the County of Essex King between a point situate at
its intersection with the centre line of Lot 280 in Conces-
sion North of Talbot Road in the Township of Gosfield
North and a point situate at its intersection with a line
between Lots 4 and 5 in Concession 2 in the Township
of Mersea.
3. — (1) Paragraph 8 of Schedule 47 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 8 of Ontario
Regulation 613/74. is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 86 of the said Schedule 47, as made
by section 6 of Ontario Regulation 429/73. is
revoked.
4. Schedule 1 19 to the said Regulation, as amended
by section 22 of Ontario Regulation 151/71, is
revoked.
5. Schedules 154. 160 and 182 to the said Regula-
tion are revoked.
6. Schedule 208 to the said Regulation, as made by
section 12 of Ontario Regulation 329/71, is
revoked.
7. Schedule 234 to the said Regulation, as made by
section 14 of Ontario Regulation 429/73. is
revoked.
8. Schedule 236 to the said Regulation, as made by
section 5 of Ontario Regulation 663/73 and
amended by section 46 of Ontario Regulation
395/74 and section 10 of Ontario Regulation 258/
77, is revoked.
9. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 280
HIGHWAY NO. 663
1. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
663 in the Township of Studholme in the Territorial
District of Cochrane lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the King's Highway known as No. 1 1
and a point situate 150 metres measured northerly from
its intersection with the Canadian National Rail-
way. O. Reg. 697/79. s. 9.
J. Snow
Minister of Transportation
and Communications
Dated at Toronto, this 24th day of September. 1979.
(3403) 41
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 698/79.
Use of Controlled-Access Highways by
Pedestrians.
Made — September 19th. 1979.
Filed— September 26th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 434 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1 . Schedule 3 to Regulation 434 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario. 1970 is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
Schedule 3
1. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
400 lying between a point situate at its intersection with
the roadway known as Jane Street in the City of North
York in The Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto and
2245
5014 O. Reg. 698/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 701/79
a point situate 1200 metres measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the roadway known
as Simcoe Road 1 1 in the Township of Vespra in the
County of Simcoe.
(3403)
41
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O. Reg. 699/79.
Speed Limits.
Made — September 19th, 1979.
Filed — September 26th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 429 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO.
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1970
1 . Paragraph 1 of Part 9 of Schedule 78 to Regula-
tion 429 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970,
as made by subsection 2 of section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 61 1/77, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
County of
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Tay
District of
Parry
Sound —
Twp. of
Foley
1. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 69 lying between a point situate at
its intersection with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 12 in the
Township of Tay in the County of Sim-
coe and a point situate 245 metres mea-
sured southerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the King's Highway
known as No. 518 in the Township of
Foley in the Territorial District of Parry
Sound.
— (1) Paragraph 1 of Part 8 of Schedule 125 to the
said Regulation, as remade by section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 451/78, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
Munici-
pality of
Metro-
politan
Toronto —
City of
North York
County of
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Vespra
1. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 400 lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the roadway
known as Jane Street in the City of North
York in The Municipality of Metropoli-
tan Toronto and a point situate 1200
metres measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road-
way known as Simcoe Road 1 1 in the
Township of Vespra in the County of
Simcoe.
(2) Paragraph 1 of Part 9 of the said Schedule 125,
as made by subsection 2 of section 3 of Ontario
Regulation 61 1/77, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
County of
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Vespra
and Tav
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 400 in the County of Simcoe lying
between a point situate 1200 metres mea-
sured northerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the roadway known as
Simcoe Road 1 1 in the Township of Ves-
pra and a point situate at its intersection
with the centre line of the King's High-
way known as No. 12 in the Township of
Tay.
3. Paragraph 1 of Part 3 to Schedule 138 of the said
Regulation is revoked.
(3405)
41
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 700/79.
Signs.
Made — September 19th, 1979.
Filed — September 26th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 668/78
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1 . Subsection 3 of section 23 of Ontario Regulation
668/78 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(3) On and after the 31st day of December, 1982, no
sign prohibiting a right turn or a left turn shall be valid
except as prescribed and illustrated in subsection 1 or 2 ,
as the case may be. O. Reg. 700/79, s. 1.
(3406)
41
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 701/79.
Speed Limits in Provincial Parks.
Made — September 19th, 1979.
Filed— September 26th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
SPEED LIMITS IN PROVINCIAL PARKS
1. No person shall drive a motor vehicle on that part
of a highway, other than the King's Highway, lying
within an area set apart as a provincial park under The
Provincial Parks Act at a greater rate of speed than.
(a) in the case of those parts of highways set out in
the Schedules, 70 kilometres per hour; and
{b) in any other case, 40 kilometres per hour.
Reg. 701/79, s. 1.
O.
2246
O. Reg. 701/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 703/79 5015
Schedule 1
That part of the roadway known as Lake Traverse
Road in Algonquin Park lying between a point situate at
its intersection with the Sand Lake gate and a point
situate at its intersection with the bridge over the
Petawawa River at Lake Traverse. O. Reg. 701/79.
Sched. 1.
Schedule 2
That part of the roadway known as the Achray Spur
in Algonquin Park beginning at a point situate at its
intersection with the roadway known as Lake Traverse
Road and extending westerly therealong for a distance
of 5 kilometres. O. Reg. 701/79. Sched. 2.
2. Regulation 430 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 and Ontario Regulation 612/77 are
revoked. O. Reg. 701/79. s. 2.
(3407)
41
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 702/79.
Parking.
Made — September 19th. 1979.
Filed — September 26th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 421 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1 . Schedule 29 of Appendix A to Regulation 42 1 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970 is
amended by adding thereto the following para-
graph:
6. That part of the Kings Highway known as No. 28
the Township of Smith in the County of Peter-
rough beginning at a point situate at its intersection
th the northerly limit of the King's Highway known
No. 507 and extending northerly therealong for a
tance of 500 metres.
41
3408)
THE ONTARIO UNCONDITIONAL
GRANTS ACT, 1975
O. Reg. 703/79.
General.
Made — May 9th. 1979.
Filed — September 28th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 264/78
MADE UNDER
THE ONTARIO UNCONDITIONAL GRANTS
ACT, 1975
1 . Clauses a and i of subsection 1 of section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 264/78 are revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(a) "assessment deficiency" means $10,800 minus
the per capita equalized assessment of the
municipality;
(i) "relative deficiency" means the quotient
obtained when the assessment deficiency is
divided by 510,800 correct to three decimal
places.
2. — (1) Paragraph 9 of subsection 2 of section 5 of
the said Regulation is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
9. The lower-tier municipality's share of the
upper-tier municipality's grant entitlements
calculated under sections 15 and 16 of the Act
based on the ratio of a lower-tier municipali-
ty's share of support grants to the total support
grants of the upper-tier municipality, correct
to two decimal places.
(2) The said section 5 is amended by adding thereto
the following subsection:
(3) The amount prescribed for the purposes of sec-
tion 9 of the Act is $10,800. O. Reg. 703/79, s. 2 (2).
3. Section 6 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
6. Where the total grants calculated under sections
9, 15 and 16 of the Act for a municipality mentioned in
Schedule 3 are less than 105 per cent of the mining
revenue payment that would have been received by the
municipality in 1973 as set out in Schedule 3, the net
general dollar levies for those grants calculated under
sections 4 and 5 shall be deemed to be an amount that
would produce an aggregate grant equal to 105 per cent
of the amount set out in Schedule 3. O. Reg. 703/79,
s. 3.
4. Section 1 1 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
1 1. — ( 1) This Regulation, except section 8, applies to
grants in respect of 1979 and subsequent calendar
years.
(2) Section 8 applies to grants in respect of 1978 and
subsequent calendar years. O. Reg. 703/79. s. 4.
2247
5016
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
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O. Reg. 703/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 5017
6. — (1) Items 89. 96, 115, 121, 291 and 306 of Schedule 2 to the said Regulation are revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
89 BRAMPTON City 97.5
BROCK Township 33.9
CAMBRIDGE City 44.8
CAPREOL Town 37.6
GOULBOURN Township
306 HALDIMAND Town 41.7
(2) The said Schedule 2 is amended by adding thereto the following item:
360a KANATA City 14.1
(3) Item 427 of the said Schedule 2 is revoked.
(4) Items 469. 483. 484, 487. 492. 498. 508. 516. 517. 528. 683. 686. 693. 709. 722. 747. 758, 775, 781 and 791 of
the said Schedule 2 are revoked and the following substituted therefor:
MOORE Township 22.6
N AKIN A Township 44.7
NANTICOKE City 18.0
NEPEAN City 14.3
NEWCASTLE Town 12.4
498 NICKEL CENTRE Town 32.3
508 NORTH DUMFRIES Township 27.6
NORTH SHORE Township 126.1
2249
5018 O. Reg. 703/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
517 NORTH YORK City
O. Reg. 704/79
24.6
528
ONAPING FALLS
Town
45.7
683
STAYNER
Town
106.3
686
STONEY CREEK
Town
33.7
693
SUDBURY
City
77.7
709
THE SPANISH RIVER
Township
36.2
722
TILLSONBURG
Town
747
WALDEN
Town
29.8
758
WELLESLEY
Township
24.6
775
WHITCHURCH-STOUFFVILLE
Town
67.3
781
WILMOT
Township
35.2
791
(3426)
WOOLWICH
Township
39.8
41
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 704/79.
Delegation of Authority of Minister under
Section 30a of The Planning Act.
Made— September 27th, 1979.
Filed— September 28th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY OF
MINISTER UNDER SECTION 30a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Subject to sections 2 and 3, all authority of the
Minister to give consents under section 29 of the Act in
respect of any land situate in the Territorial District of
Manitoulin, except,
(i) the Township of Rutherford and George
Island,
(ii) the geographic townships of Carlyle and
Humboldt, including adjacent islands as
defined by section 1 1 of The Territorial Divi-
sion Act, R.S.O. 1970, chapter 458, and
amendments thereto, and
(iii) Killarney Provincial Park,
2250
O. Reg. 704/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 706/79 5019
is hereby delegated to the Manitoulin Planning
Board. O. Reg. 704/79, s. 1.
2. The delegation made in section 1 does not apply in
respect of any application for consent under section 29
of the Act received by the Minister prior to the day this
Order comes into force. O. Reg. 704/79, s. 2.
3. The delegation made in section 1 is subject to the
condition that the Manitoulin Planning Board comply
with the rules of procedure in respect of consent appli-
cations prescribed by regulation from time to time, as
referred to in subsection 1 2 of section 4 1 of the Act, but
failure to comply with this condition in any respect does
not of itself terminate the delegation of authority. O.
Reg. 704/79, s. 3.
4. This Order comes into force on the 1st day of
October, 1979. O. Reg. 704/79, s. 4.
George R. McCague
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 2 7th day of September, 1979.
(3427) 41
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
(). Reg. 705/79.
State of Colorado — Exemption from the
Provisions of Sections 6 and 8 of the Act.
Made — September 11th. 1979.
Filed— September 28th. 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
STATE OF COLORADO— EXEMPTION
FROM THE PROYISIONS OF
SECTIONS 6 AND 8 OF THE ACT
1. — (1) Every commercial motor vehicle registered
the State of Colorado,
(a) not being the subject matter of a lease, the
owner of which has his principal place of resi-
dence in the State of Colorado; or
(b) being the subject matter of a lease, the lessee
of which has his principal place of residence in
the State of Colorado,
is exempt from the provisions of sections 6 and 8 of the
Act during its stay in Ontario, for a period of up to thirty
days commencing with the day the vehicle enters
Ontario.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply in respect of a vehicle
designed or equipped for the carriage of used household
furniture while it is used for that purpose. O. Reg.
705/79, s. 1.
2. Every commercial motor vehicle registered in the
State of Colorado,
(a) that is designed or equipped for the carriage of
used household furniture and used for that
purpose only; and
(b) the owner of which has his principal place of
residence in the State of Colorado,
is exempt from the provisions of sections 6 and 8 of the
Act during its stay in Ontario, for a period of up to thirty
days commencing with the day the vehicle enters
Ontario. O. Reg. 705/79, s. 2.
3. The exemption provided by sections 1 and 2
ceases to apply upon the vehicle picking up goods in
Ontario for delivery in Ontario. O. Reg. 705/79, s. 3.
(3428)
41
THF PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 706/79.
Order made under Section 29a of
The Planning Act.
Made — September 24th, 1979.
Filed— September 28th. 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March,
1973 of section 29 oiThe Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 2 7, as it existed on the 25th day of
June, 1970. of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
That parcel of land situate in the Township of
Thurlow in the County of Hastings, being composed
of that part of Lot 2 7 in Concession VII designated as
Part 5 according to a Reference Plan deposited in the
Land Registry Office for the Registry Division of
Hastings (No. 2 1) as Number H.S.R. 360. O. Reg.
706/79, s. 1.
Douglas J. Wiseman
Acting Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 24th day of September, 1979.
(3429)
41
2251
5020 O. Reg. 707/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 708/79
THE PLANNING ACT THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 707/79.
Zoning Order — County of Simcoe,
Township of Nottawasaga.
Made — September 25th, 1979.
Filed— September 28th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 675 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Regulation 675 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding thereto the
following section:
134. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 285 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwel-
ling and buildings and structures accessory thereto pro-
vided the following requirements are met:
Minimum front and rear
yards
Minimum side yards
Maximum height of
dwelling
Maximum lot coverage
Minimum ground floor
area of dwelling
25 feet
10 feet on one side
and 4 feet on the
other side
30 feet
15 per cent
one storey — 1,000
square feet
one and one half
storeys or more —
750 square feet
O. Reg. 707/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 285
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Not-
tawasaga in the County of Simcoe, being composed of
that part of Lot 6 in Concession IX designated as Part 1
on a Plan deposited in the Land Registry Office for the
Registry Division of Simcoe (No. 51) as Number
51R-8858. O. Reg. 707/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 25th day of September, 1979.
O. Reg. 708/79.
Restricted Areas — Part of the
District of Sudbury.
Made — September 25th, 1979.
Filed— September 28th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 568/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 568/72 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
34. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 28 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwel-
ling and buildings and structures accessory thereto pro-
vided the following requirements are met:
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Minimum total floor
area of dwelling
Maximum percentage of
lot to be occupied by
dwelling
Maximum height of
dwelling
7.5 metres
3 metres on one side
and 1.2 metres on
the other side
7.5 metres
185 square metres
15 per cent
two and one-half
storeys
O. Reg. 708/79, s. 1.
(3430)
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 28
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Dill in the Territorial District of Sudbury,
being composed of that part of the south half of Lot 5 in
Concession II designated as parts 2 and 3 as shown on a
Plan deposited in the Land Registry Office for the Land
Titles Division of Sudbury (No. 53) as Number SR-
2321. O. Reg. 708/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 25th day of September, 1979.
41 (3431)
2252
41
O. Reg. 709/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5021
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 709/79.
Restricted Areas — County of Frontenac,
Township of Bedford.
Made — September 25th, 1979.
Filed— September 28th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 218/75
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
Ontario Regulation 218/75 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
bv
109. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 1 13 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a seasonal residence
and buildings and structures accessory thereto provided
the following requirements are met:
Minimum distance
between any building or
structure, excluding a
sewage disposal system,
and the high-water mark
of White Lake 100 feet
Minimum side yards 10 feet
Minimum rear yard 25 feet
Maximum lot coverage 30 per cent
O. Reg. 709/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 113
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Bed-
in the County of Frontenac, being composed of
that part of Lot 1 2 in Concession III lying west of White
Lake more particularly described as follows:
Premising that the bearings hereinafter mentioned are
astronomic and are referred to the meridian through the
intersection of the northerly limit of the said Lot 1 2 with
the westerly shore of White Lake;
Beginning at an iron bar planted in the interior of the
said Lot at a point which may be located as follows:
Commencing at a standard iron bar with survey cap
found and accepted at a point in the northerly limit of
the said Lot distant 360.60 feet measured on a bearing
of north 81° 55' 10" east from the northwesterly angle
of the said Lot;
Thence south 22° 51' west a distance of 216.66 feet to
the said iron bar planted at the place of beginning;
Thence south 22° 51' west a distance of 77 feet to a
standard iron bar with survey cap planted;
Thence south 67° 09' 50' east a distance of 201.22 feet
to an iron bar planted as a witness post and a further
distance of 80.5 feet, more or less, to the high water
mark on the said westerly shore of White Lake;
Thence northeasterly and northwesterly along the said
high water mark a distance of 100 feet, more or less, to
intersect a line drawn on a bearing of south 67° 09' 50"
east from the place of beginning;
Thence north 67° 09' 50" west a distance of 53.5 feet,
more or less, to an iron bar planted as a witness post and
a further distance of 194.64 feet to the place of begin-
ning. O. Reg. 709/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 25th day of September, 1979.
(3432)
41
2253
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 5023
INDEX 41
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 4943
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 4962
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 4975
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 4976
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 4977
Amendments to Articles 4977
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 4982
Order Reviving Corporation 4983
Order Reviving Corporate Powers 4983
Licences in Mortmain Issued 4984
Extra-Provincial Licences Issued 4984
Extra-Provincial Licences Cancelled 4984
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 4985
Surrender of Letters Patent and Termination of Existence 4986
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation 4986
Credit Union Amalgamated 4986
The Marriage Act 4987
Errata 4987
The Municipal Act 4988
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 4989
Petitions to Parliament 4991
Applications to Parliament 499 1
CORPORATION NOTICES 4993
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 4996
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 4997
SHERIFFS' SALES OF LANDS 4998
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Developmental Services Act. 1974 O. Reg. 690/79 5003
The Dog Licensing and Live Stock and Poultry Protection Act O. Reg. 693/79 5011
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 697/79 5013
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 698/79 5013
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 699/79 5014
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 700/79 5014
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 701/79 5014
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 702/79 5015
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 705/79 5019
The Hunter Damage Compensation Act O. Reg. 694/79 5012
The Live Stock Medicines Act. 1973 O. Reg. 695/79 5012
The Local Roads Boards Act O. Reg. 689/79 5003
The Ontario Unconditional Grants Act, 1975 O. Reg. 703/79 5015
The Planning Act O. Reg. 696/79 5012
The Planning Act O. Reg. 704/79 5018
The Planning Act O. Reg. 706/79 5019
The Planning Act O. Reg. 707/79 5020
The Planning Act O. Reg. 708/79 5020
The Planning Act O. Reg. 709/79 5021
The Vocational Rehabilitation Services Act O. Reg. 691/79 5006
The Vocational Rehabilitation Services Act O. Reg. 692/79 5006
5024
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1979
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1979 the dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in The Ontario
Gazette are as follows:
January 6th, Issue No. 1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held — April 8th, 1979
February 3rd, " " 5 " " " " " " — May 6th,
March 3rd " " 9 " " " " " " — June 3rd,
April 7th, " " 14 " " " " " " —July 8th,
May 5th, " " 18 " " " " " " —August 5th,
June 2nd, " " 22 " " " " " " — September 2nd
July 7th, " " 27 " " " " " " —October 7th,
August 4th, " " 31 " " " " " " — November 4th,
September 1st, " " 35 " " " " " " — December 2nd,
October 6th, " " 40 " " " " " " —January 6th, 1980
November 3rd, " " 44 " " " " " " — February 3rd,
December 1st, " " 48 " " " " " " — March 2nd,
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received before
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number of
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed.
Advertising Rate: $7.50 per single-column 2 5 mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $30.00; and
by others for a single copy, 75 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO and
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed:
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
O. Reg. 710/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 711/79 5071
Publications Under The Regulations Act
October 20th, 1979
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 710/79.
Restricted Areas — County of Ontario
(now The Regional Municipality of
Durham), Township of Pickering (now
Town of Pickering).
Made— September 28th, 1979.
Filed— October 1st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 102/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 102/72 is amended by-
adding thereto the following section:
20. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 7 may be used for
the continued use thereon of a single-family dwelling
and buildings and structures accessory thereto provided
the following requirements are met:
Minimum front yard 25 feet
Minimum side yards 10 feet
Minimum rear yard 25 feet
O. Reg. 710/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 7
That parcel of land situate in the Town of Pickering
in The Regional Municipality of Durham, being that
part of Lot 10 in Concession VII designated as Part 1 on
a Plan deposited in the Land Registry Office for the
Registry Division of Durham (No. 40) as Number
40R-5328. O. Reg. 710/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of September, 1979.
(3445) 42
THE MILK ACT
O. Reg. 711/79.
Grade A Milk — Marketing.
Made — September 27th, 1979.
Filed — October 1st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 189/78
MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT
1. — (1) Subsection 7 of section 16 of Ontario
Regulation 189/78, as remade by subsection 2 of
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 625/79, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(7) All Class 4b milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $25.94 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 711/79, s. 1 (1).
(2) Subsection 8 of the said section 16, as remade by
subsection 3 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
625/79, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(8) All Class 5 milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $24.69 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 711/79, s. 1 (2).
(3) Subsection 9 of the said section 16, as remade by-
subsection 4 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
625/79, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(9) All Class 5a milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $25.07 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 711/79, s. 1 (3).
2. — (1) This Regulation, except subsection 2 of
section 1, comes into force on the 1st day of
October, 1979.
(2) Subsection 2 of section 1 of this Regulation
comes into force on the 8th day of October, 1979.
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5072 O. Reg. 711/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
O. Reg. 713/79
Kenneth McKinnon
Chairman
H. Parker
Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 2 7th day of September, 1979.
(3446) 42
THE MILK ACT
O. Reg. 712/79.
Industrial Milk — Marketing.
Made— September 27th, 1979.
Filed— October 1st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 190/78
MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT
1. — (i) Subsection 4 of section 13 of Ontario
Regulation 190/78, as remade by subsection 2 of
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 626/79, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(4) All Class 4b milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $2 5 . 94 per hecto-
litre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat per
hectolitre. O Reg. 712/79. s. 1 (1).
(2) Subsection 5 of the said section 13, as remade by
subsection 3 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
626/79, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(5) All Class 5 milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $24.69 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 712/79, s. 1 (2).
(3) Subsection 6 of the said section 13, as remade by
subsection 4 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
626/79, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(6) All Class 5a milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $25.07 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 712/79, s. 1 (3).
2. — (l) This Regulation, except subsection 2 of
section 1, comes into force on the 1st day of
October, 1979.
(2) Subsection 2 of section 1 of this regulation comes
into force on the 8th day of October, 1979.
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
Kfnnkth McKinnon
Chairman
H. Parker
Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 2 7th day of September, 1979.
(3447) 42
THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 713/79.
Application of Act.
Made — August 29th, 1979.
Filed— October 1st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 576 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT
1. — (1) Items 6 and 19 of Schedule 3 to section 1 of
Regulation 576 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970, as remade by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 900/76, are revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
6. Hamilton
Hamilton- Wentworth
Regional Health Child
and Adolescent Unit
19. Scarborough
East Metro Youth
Services
(2) The said Schedule 3, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 900/76 and amended by
section 1 in each instance of Ontario Regulations
901/76, 933/76, 26/77, 221/77, 892/77, 208/78
and 72/79, is amended by adding thereto the
following items:
6aa. Kapuskasing
Kapuskasing Regional
Children and Youth
Development Centre
10a. L'Orignal
Centre Des Services
Pour Enfants De
Prescott et Russell
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O. Reg. 713/79
15a. Pembroke
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 715/79 5073
Renfrew County Youth
Services
(3) Item 34 of Schedule 4 to section 1 of the said
Regulation, as remade by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 900/76. is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
34. Scarborough
(3448)
Sacred Heart Child
and Family Centre
42
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
O. Reg. 714/79.
Open Seasons — Moose and Deer.
Made — September 26th, 1979.
Filed— October 2nd. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND ONTARIO REGULATION 405/78
MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
I. Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation 405/78. as amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 716/78, and section
3 of Ontario Regulation 455/79. is further amended by adding thereto the following Part:
Part 85
Those parts of the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville King south of that part of the King's Highway
known as No. 401.
2. Schedule 3 to the said Regulation, as remade by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 455/79, is amended by
adding thereto the following item:
85
October 22 to
November 4, and
November 9 to
November 30
October 22 to
November 4. and
November 9 to
November 30
Only bows and
arrows may be
used.
No person shall
use or be
accompanied by
a dog.
(3449)
42
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
O. Reg. 715/79.
Possession and Use of Fire-Arms in Dar-
lington Provincial Park.
Made — September 26th. 1979.
Filed — October 2nd. 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
POSSESSION AND USE OF FIRE-ARMS
IN DARLINGTON PROVINCIAL PARK
1 . Any person sixteen years of age or over may on the
Saturday and Sunday next following the first Monday
in September in any year.
(a) possess a shotgun in Darlington Provincial
Park, provided that on entering the park he.
(i) identifies himself to the officer in
charge,
(ii) proceeds directly to the area of the
park designated by the officer in
charge, and
(iii) keeps the shotgun encased while pro-
ceeding to the area designated by the
officer in charge; and
(b) use a shotgun only for trap-shooting in the
part of Darlington Provincial Park designated
for that purpose by the officer in charge.
O. Reg. 715/79, s. 1.
(3450)
42
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5074 O. Reg. 716/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 717/79
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
O. Reg. 716/79.
Bows and Arrows.
Made— September 26th, 1979.
Filed— October 2nd, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
BOWS AND ARROWS
1. No person shall hunt deer with, or have in his
possession while hunting deer,
(a) a crossbow that has a,
(i) draw length of less than 300 mil-
limetres, or
(ii) draw weight of less than forty-five
kilograms at the draw length distance
measured from the point of string rest
to the release latch mechanism;
(b) a long-bow that has a draw weight of less than
eighteen kilograms measured at a draw length
of 700 millimetres or less;
(f ) an arrow that,
(i) is less than 600 millimetres in length,
(ii) has a head that is less than twenty-two
millimetres at the widest part thereof,
(iii) has a head that has less than two cut-
ting edges that are sharp, unserrated,
barbless, straight and made of steel; or
(d) a bolt that has a head that,
(i) is less than twenty-two millimetres at
the widest part thereof, or
(ii) has less than two cutting edges that are
sharp, unserrated, barbless, straight
and made of steel. O. Reg. 716/79,
s. 1.
2. No person shall hunt moose or bear with, or have
in his possession while hunting moose or bear,
(a) a crossbow that has a,
(i) draw length of less than 300 mil-
limetres, or
(ii) draw weight of less than fifty-four
kilograms at the draw length distance
measured from the point of string rest
to the release latch mechanism;
(b) a long-bow that has a draw weight of less than
twenty-two kilograms measured at a draw
length of 700 millimetres or less;
(c) an arrow that,
(i) is less than 600 millimetres in length,
(ii) has a head that is less than twenty-two
millimetres at the widest part thereof,
(iii) has a head that has less than two cut-
ting edges that are sharp, unserrated,
barbless, straight and made of steel; or
(d) a bolt that has a head that,
(i) is less than twenty-two millimetres at
the widest part thereof, or
(ii) has less than two cutting n I m •> that are
sharp, unserrated, barbless, straight
and made of steel. O. Reg. 716/79,
s. 2.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day of
September, 1980. O. Reg. 716/79, s. 3.
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42
THE AMBULANCE ACT
O. Reg. 717/79.
General.
Made— September 14th, 1979.
Approved — September 26th, 1979.
Filed— October 2nd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 599/75
MADE UNDER
THE AMBULANCE ACT
1. Form 5 of Ontario Regulation 599/75 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
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O. Reg. 717/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5075
— 5 «--
2259
5076 O. Reg. 717/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 718/79
2. Item 6 of Form 6 of the said Regulation is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
6. Date of Accident Time Location including kilometres
to the nearest town or village
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day of April, 1980.
K. Norton
Dated at Toronto, this 14th day of September, 1979. Acting Minister of Health
(3452) 42
THE BUILDING CODE ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 718/79.
General.
Made — September 26th, 1979.
Filed— October 2nd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND ONTARIO REGULATION 925/75
MADE UNDER THE BUILDING CODE ACT, 1974
1. Sentence 3.1.3.(4) of Ontario Regulation 925/75 is revoked.
2. Subsection 3.2.4. of the said Regulation is amended by adding thereto the following Article:
3.2.4.7.(1) Notwithstanding the requirements for a fire alarm system in Article 3.2.4.1., at
least one listed products of combustion detector of the single station alarm type shall be installed
in every dwelling unit in apartment buildings.
(2) A products of combustion detector shall be,
(a) installed between each sleeping area and the remainder of the unit;
(b) on the ceiling or on the walls between 6 and 12 in. below the ceiling; and
(c) installed with permanent connections to an electrical circuit and have no disconnect
switch between the overcurrent device and the detector.
3. Sentences 3.7.4.1.(2), 3.7.4.1.(3) and 3.7.4.1.(4) of the said Regulation are revoked and the followin;
substituted therefor:
(2) Except as provided in Sentence (3), the plastic portion of exterior sign faces placed over or
forming part of noncombustible exterior wall surfaces shall,
(a) not exceed 30 per cent of the wall area of the storey on which it is installed; ■
(b) not have single or contiguous sign faces areas exceeding 160 sq. ft. at each storey above
the first storey nor greater than 4 ft. in height; and
(r ) when located above the first storey, be vertically separated by 4 ft. of noncombustible
construction unless separated by a horizontal building projection such as a canopy,
extending the full width of, and projecting at least 36 in. beyond, the exterior sign face.
(3) Where the plastic portion of an exterior sign is the face of a metal sign box that is at least 8
in. in depth, the requirements of Sentence (2) need not apply provided the sign is mounted on a
noncombustible exterior wall.
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O. Reg. 718/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 5077
(4) Notwithstanding the requirements of Sentence (5) and Clause 3.2.3. 13. ( 1) (g) the plastic
portion of an interior sign placed over or forming part of an interior wall surface in corridors,
covered or enclosed walkways at or above grade in buildings or enclosed malls shall,
(a) not exceed 15 per cent of the wall area in, or over which it may be installed;
(b) be supported by a device that will not detrimentally affect the fire-resistance rating of
the interior wall to which it is attached or of which it may form a part, and encase the
edges of the plastic sign face in metal;
(r ) not be positioned or sized in such a manner that it is less than 2 ft. from the vertical
line separating two adjacent premises;
(d) be placed so that there is at least 2 ft. vertical separation of noncombustible material
between the top of the plastic sign surface and the ceiling surface;
(e) be permitted to have an increase of 100 per cent in area required in Clause (a) and a
decrease of 50 per cent of the separation distances required in Clauses (c ) and (d) if the
area is sprinklered: and
if) not have a flame-spreading rating above 250.
(5) Signs in exits and underground walkways shall comply with the appropriate flame-
spread requirements of Sentences 3.4.4.1.(1) and 3.2.3.16.(5).
4. Article 9.1.1.1. of Ontario Regulation 925/75 is revoked and the following substituted therefor
9. 1. 1. 1.( 1) This Part applies to buildings of three storeys or less in building height, having a
| building area not exceeding 6,000 square feet and that are used or intended to be used for
residential (group C), business and personal services (group D), mercantile (group E) and medium
and low hazard industrial occupancy (group F. Divisions 2 and 3). This Part applies both to site
assembled and manufactured buildings intended for residential occupancy.
(2) Site assembled buildings and manufactured buildings intended for residential occupancy
[that are constructed in sections wider than fourteen feet shall comply with all the requirements of
this Part.
(3) Manufactured buildings intended for residential occupancy that are constructed in
sections not wider than fourteen feet shall be designed and constructed to comply with the
{requirements of CSA Standard Z-240.2. 1-1979. "Structural Requirements for Mobile Homes"
and CSA Standard Z-240.8. 1-1978 "Light Duty Windows".
5. — (1) Sentence 9.5.6.1.(2) of the said Regulation is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(2) Except for buildings designed and constructed in accordance with CSA Standard
te-240.2. 1-1979, the minimum dimension of the bedroom referred to in Sentence (1) shall be at
least eight feet, ten inches.
(2) Clause b of Sentence 9.5.6.2.(1) of the said Regulation is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(b) except for buildings designed and constructed in accordance with CSA Standard
Z-240.2. 1-1979, where built-in cabinets are provided, a minimum floor area of sixty-
five feet.
I 6. Sentence 9.7.3.1.(2) of the said Regulation is revoked and the following substituted therefor:-
(2) The standards in Sentence 9. 7.3. l.( 1) do not apply to buildings designed and constructed
in accordance with CSA Standard Z. 240.2. 1-1979 provided the windows in such buildings
Icomply with CSA Standard Z. 240.8. 1-1978.
I 7. Sentence 9.10.15.8.(1) is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
I (1) Notwithstanding the requirements of Article 9.10.15.7. and except as provided in
•Sentence (2). in buildings containing only dwelling units in which there is no dwelling unit above
lanother dwelling unit, the exposing building face,
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5078 O. Reg. 718/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 720/79
(a) may be of combustible construction, except that such exposing building face must be
clad with non-combustible material where the limiting distance is less than 2 ft;
(b) shall, where the limiting distance is less than 4 ft. , have a fire-resistance rating of % hr.
and no unprotected openings.
8. Article 9.22.8.1. is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
9.22.8.1. Factory-built fireplaces shall conform to ULC 610-1974 "Factory-Built Fire-
places" as revised to 1 May 1975 or to ULC S61 1-1976 "Factory-Built Free-Standing Fireplaces".
9. Sections 2, 4, 5, 6 and 8 of this Regulation come into force on the 31st day of December, 1979.
(3467)
42
THE HEALTH DISCIPLINES ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 719/79.
Medicine.
Made — August 28th, 1979.
Approved — September 26th, 1979.
Filed— October 3rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 577/75
MADE UNDER
THE HEALTH DISCIPLINES ACT, 1974
1. Ontario Regulation 577/75 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
21a. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, where a member's
name is entered in any register referred to in section 21,
the name in the register shall be the same as the name of
the member in the documentary evidence of his degree
in medicine or equivalent qualification.
(2) An applicant for a licence or a member may
request entry in a register in a name other than the name
required by subsection 1 , and the Registrar may cause
such other name to be entered in a register if the appli-
cant or member, as the case may be, presents to the
Registrar,
(a) a certified copy of an order of a court of com-
petent jurisdiction in Ontario changing the
applicant's or member's name; or
(b) a certified copy of a valid certificate of mar-
riage or a decree absolute of divorce, obtained
in any province of Canada; or
(c) such further or other documentary material
that, in the opinion of the Registrar, suffi-
ciently identifies the person named in the
documentary evidence of his degree in
medicine or equivalent qualification as the
applicant or member, and that satisfies the
Registrar that the use of the other name is not
for any improper purpose. O. Reg. 719/79,
s. 1.
I. Section 26 of the said Regulation, as amended by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 631/77, is furth-
er amended by adding thereto the following
item:
5a. engaging or holding oneself out as engaging in
the practice of medicine using any name other
than the name of the member that is permitted
to be entered in a register under subsection 1
of section 21a;
Council of The College of Physicians
and Surgeons of Ontario:
J. Ballantyne
President
W. Henderson
Registrar
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of August, 1979.
(3468)
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 720/79.
Restricted Area — Lands within the
Township of Smith in the County of
Peterborough.
Made— October 3rd, 1979.
Filed— October 3rd, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
RESTRICTED AREA— LANDS WITHIN THE
TOWNSHIP OF SMITH IN THE COUNTY OF
PETERBOROUGH
interpretation
1. In this Order,
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5079
1. "accessory" when used to describe a use,
building or structure, means a use, building or
structure normally incidental or subordinate
to the principal use, building or structure
located on the same lot and includes the erec-
tion of permanent dwellings and other
auxiliary buildings necessary for the operation
of the principal use;
2. "agricultural use" means a use of land, build-
ings or structures for the purpose of forestry,
field crops, fruit farming, market gardening,
dairying, animal husbandly, poultry or
beekeeping, and such uses as are customarily
and normally related to agriculture;
3. "dwelling unit" means one or more habitable
rooms designed for use by, and occupied by,
not more than one family and in which sepa-
rate kitchen and sanitary facilities are pro-
vided for the exclusive use of such family,
with a private entrance from outside the
building or from a common hallway or stair-
way inside the building;
4. "family" means a person or two or more per-
sons interrelated by bonds of consanguinity,
legal adoption or marriage or not more than
five persons not so interrelated living together
as a single housekeeping unit in one dwelling
unit;
5. "floor area" means the total area of all floors
contained within the outside walls of a build-
ing, excluding in the case of a dwelling, the
floor area of a private garage, porch, veran-
dah, unfinished attic, basement or cellar;
6. "frontage" means the width of a lot measured
along a line thirty feet back from the street and
parallel to the lot line abutting the street;
7. "front yard" means a yard extending across
the full width of a lot on which a building is
situate and extending from the front lot line to
the main wall of the building to which a provi-
sion in this Order applies;
8. "home occupation" means an accessory use
conducted in a dwelling unit and which,
i. is clearly secondary to the use of the
dwelling unit as a private residence,
ii. does not change the character of the
dwelling unit as a private residence,
hi. does not have any exterior evidence of
being conducted therein.
does not create or become a public nui-
sance, in particular in respect to noise,
traffic or parking, and
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v. does not occupy more than 25 per cent
of the total floor area of the dwelling
unit;
9. "lot" means a pracel of land, described in a
deed or other document legally capable of
conveying land, or shown as a lot or block on a
registered plan of subdivision;
10. "lot area" means the total horizontal area
within the lot lines of a lot;
1 1 . "lot coverage" means the percentage of the lot
area covered by the ground floor area of all
buildings situate on the lot;
12. "rear yard" means a yard extending across the
full width of a lot on which a building is
situate and extending from the rear lot line to
the main wall of the building to which a provi-
sion of this Order applies;
13. "side yard" means a yard extending from the
front yard to the rear yard and from the side
lot line to the main wall of the building to
which a provision of this Order applies;
14. "single-family dwelling" means a separate
building containing only one dwelling unit;
1 5 . "yard" means a space open from the ground to
the sky on the lot on which a building is situate
unoccupied except for such buildings as are
specifically permitted in this Order. O. Reg.
720/79, s. 1.
APPLICATION
2. This Order applies to those lands in the Township
of Smith in the County of Peterborough more partic-
ularly described as follows:
1. All of the south half of Lot 5 west of Com-
munication Road, except that part of the said
Lot as shown on Registered Plan Number 19
for the said Township;
2. All of lots 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 as shown on
Registered Plan Number 19 for the said
Township;
3. That part of Lot 2 as shown on Registered
Plan 19 for the said Township described as
follows:
Commencing at the northeast angle of the
said Lot;
Thence southerly along the eastern limit
thereof to a point therein King 300 feet north-
erly from the southeast angle of the said Lot;
Thence westerly and parallel with the south-
ern limit of the said Lot, 200 feet to a point;
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Thence southerly and parallel to the eastern
limit of the said Lot 300 feet to the southern
limit of the said Lot to a point therein lying 200
feet westerly from the southeast angle of the
said Lot;
Thence westerly along the southern limit of
the said Lot to the southwest angle thereof;
Thence northerly along the western limit of
the said Lot to the northern limit thereof;
Thence easterly along the northern limit of
the said Lot to the northeast angle thereof and
the place of beginning. O. Reg. 720/79, s. 2.
3. Nothing in this Order prevents the use of any
land, building or structure for a purpose prohibited by
this Order if such land, building or structure was law-
fully used for such purpose on the day this Order comes
into force, or prevents the erection or use of any build-
ing or structure the plans for which were approved by
the municipal architect or building inspector of the
Township of Smith prior to the day this Order comes
into force if the erection of such building or structure is
commenced within two years after the day this Order
comes into force and such building or structure is com-
pleted within a reasonable time after the erection there-
of is commenced. O. Reg. 720/79, s. 3.
permitted uses
4. — ( 1) No person shall , within the area to which this
Order applies, erect, alter or use any building or struc-
ture, except for a use permitted by subsection 2.
(2) Subject to section 5, the following are permitted
uses within the area to which this Order applies:
1. Agricultural uses and uses and buildings and
structures accessory thereto including one
single-family dwelling used in connection
with such agricultural uses, and buildings and
structures accessory thereto.
2. Dwellings existing at the date this Order
comes into force and the enlargement thereof,
and uses, buildings and structures accessory
thereto.
3. The conversion of a single-family detached
dwelling existing at the date this Order comes
into force and having a minimum floor area of
1 , 800 square feet to a duplex or semi-detached
dwelling.
4. The office of a qualified medical practitioner
or dentist located within a single-family
detached dwelling which such qualified medi-
cal practitioner or dentist uses as his private
residence.
5. Home occupations. O. Reg. 720/79, s. 4.
5. — (1) Requirements for agricultural uses and
buildings and structures accessory thereto, including
one single-family dwelling used in connection with such
agricultural use, are established as follows:
1. Minimum lot frontage 600 feet
2. Minimum lot area
25 acres
3. Maximum lot coverage 20 per cent
4. Minimum front yard:
for the single-family
dwelling and
buildings and
structures accessory
thereto
50 feet
ii. for buildings and
structures accessory
to the agricultural
uses, other than
those buildings or
structures to which
subparagraph i
applies
5. Minimum side yards:
i. for the single-family
dwelling and
buildings and
structures accessory
thereto
ii. for buildings and
structures accessory
to the agricultural
uses other than
those buildings or
structures to which
subparagraph i
applies
i. 1 storey
ii. Wi storey or split
level
iii. 2 or 2Vi storey
iv. where no basement
is provided the
applicable min-
imum floor area
under subpara-
graphs i, ii or iii
shall be increased
by 200 square feet
100 feet
10 feet
50 feet
6. Minimum rear yard of
any building or structure 50 feet
7. Minimum floor area for
dwelling:
1,100 square feet
1,300 square feet
1,600 square feet
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 722/79 5081
Maximum
dwelling
height of
2Vi storevs
(2) The requirements set out in paragraphs 4, 5, 6, 7
and 8 of subsection 1 with respect to single-family
dwellings apply with necessary modifications to a
single-family dwelling enlarged or converted under
paragraphs 2 and 3 of subsection 2 of section 4.
(3) Notwithstanding the requirements of paragraphs
4. S and 6 of subsection 2, a building or structure
hereafter erected or used for the raising of hogs, poultry
in excess of 500 birds, mink or other fur-bearing ani-
mals, mushrooms and greenhouses,
(a) shall meet the following yard requirements:
(i) minimum front yard. 500 feet,
(ii) minimum side yard, 250 feet, and
(iii) minimum rear yard, 250 feet; and
(b) shall not be located at a distance of less than
250 feet from an occupied dwelling situated on
an adjoining lot or parcel.
(4) There shall be at least one parking space for each
single-family dwelling.
I (5) There shall be at least one loading space for each
agricultural use. O. Reg. 720/79, s. 5.
REBUILDING AND REPAIRS
I 6. — (1) Nothing in this Order prevents the repair or
Reconstruction of any building or structure that is dam-
Hfeed or destroyed by causes beyond the control of the
owner.
(2) Nothing in this Order prevents the strengthening
I or restoration to a safe condition of any building or
structure or part of any such building or structure. O.
720/79, s. 6.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 3rd day of October, 1979.
\4b9)
42
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 721/79.
Restricted Areas — Improvement District of
Temagami.
Made — October 1st, 1979.
Filed— October 3rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 667 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Section 3 of Regulation 667 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding
thereto the following subsection:
(14) Notwithstanding subsection 1, a building con-
taining a law office and a residence, and buildings and
structures accessory thereto, may be erected and used
on the land situate in the Improvement District of
Temagami, being Lot 56 as shown on a Plan entered in
the Land Registry Office for the Land Titles Division of
Nipissing (No. 36) as Number M-66 provided the fol-
lowing requirements are met:
Minimum front yard
from Second Avenue
Minimum side vards
Minimum rear yard
1 metre
1.8 metres on one side
and 5 metres on the other
side
22 metres
Minimum total floor
area of building 83 square metres
Maximum percentage of
lot to be occupied by the
building
Maximum
building
height of
16 per cent
two storeys
O. Reg. 721/79, s. 1.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 1st day of October, 1979.
(3470) 42
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 722/79.
Restricted Areas — The Regional Munici-
pality of York, Town of Markham.
Made — October 1st, 1979.
Filed— October 3rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 104/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 104/72 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
21. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 6 may be used for
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O. Reg. 724/79
the erection and use thereon of an additional single-
family dwelling and buildings and structures accessory
thereto provided the following requirements are met:
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
7.5 metres
3 metres
7.5 metres
O. Reg. 722/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 6
That parcel of land situate in the Town of Markham
in The Regional Municipality of York, being composed
of that part of Lot 20 in Concession VI more particularly
described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the northerly limit of the said
Lot 20 where an iron bar has been planted at a distance
of 3,189.69 feet measured westerly along the said limit
from the northeasterly corner of the said Lot;
Thence south 8° 19' east 1,344.39 feet to an iron bar
planted in the southerly limit of the said Lot;
Thence westerly along the said southerly limit 3,830.06
feet to an iron bar planted in the southwesterly corner of
the said Lot;
Thence north 9° west along the said westerly limit
1,329.51 feet to the northwesterly corner of the said Lot;
Thence easterly along the said northerly limit 3,847.79
feet to the place of beginning. O. Reg. 722/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 1st day of October, 1979.
(3471) 42
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT, 1972
O. Reg. 723/79.
General.
Made— September 26th, 1979.
Filed— October 3rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 323/72
MADE UNDER
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT, 1972
1.
Columns 2 and 4 of subsection 2 of section 2 7 of
Ontario Regulation 323/72, as made by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 319/78, are revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
Column 2
Monthly Premium Rate —
Single Person
$5.00
$10.00
$15.00
Column 4
Monthly Premium Rate —
Person with Dependants
$10.00
$20.00
$30.00
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of October, 1979.
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42
THE ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION ACT, 1971
O. Reg. 724/79.
General.
Made— May 30th, 1979.
Filed— October 3rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 824 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
ACT, 1971
Paragraph 3 of section 5 of Regulation 824 ol
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as made
by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 75/74,
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
3. Derelict motor vehicle sites.
Sections 8 and
revoked.
9 of the said Regulation
or:l
art j
3. Section 136 of the said Regulation, as made bj
section 6 of Ontario Regulation 382/73,
revoked.
4. Sections 1 and 3 come into force three monUl
after this Regulation is filed under The Regula
tions Act.
(3473)
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O. Reg. 725/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 727/79
5083
THE EDUCATION ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 725/79.
Fees for Transcripts and Statements of
Standing and for Duplicates of Dip-
lomas, Certificates and Letters of
Standing.
Made — September 10th. 1979.
Approved — September 26th, 1979.
Filed— October 4th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE EDUCATION ACT, 1974
FEES FOR TRANSCRIPTS AND STATEMENTS
OF STANDING AND FOR DUPLICATES OF
DIPLOMAS, CERTIFICATES AND LETTERS
OF STANDING
1. The fee for a transcript of standing, or for a du-
plicate of a diploma or certificate, obtained in Ontario
by a pupil, is $10. O. Reg. 725/79, s. 1.
2. The fee for a duplicate of an Ontario Teacher's
Certificate is $25. O. Reg. 725/79, s. 2.
3. The fee for a duplicate of a letter of standing, or of
a certificate of qualification as a teacher other than an
Ontario Teacher's Certificate, is $10. O. Reg. 725/79,
4. The fee for the preparation by the Ministry, on the
request of a teacher, of a statement of standing
obtained, and a description of courses completed, at a
teacher education institution in Ontario is $10. O.
.5/79, s. 4.
. Ontario Regulation 466/72 is revoked.
'79, s. 5.
O. Reg.
6. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day of
December. 1979.
Bette Stephenson
Minister of Education
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of September, 1979.
(3474)
42
THK EDUCATION ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 726/79.
Supervisory Officers.
Made — September 13th, 1979.
Approved — September 26th, 1979.
Filed — October 4th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 140/75
MADE UNDER
THE EDUCATION ACT. 1974
1. Subclause iii of clause a of subsection 2 of section
2 of Ontario Regulation 140/75. as remade by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 496/79, is
amended by striking out "or" at the end of sub-
subclause d and adding thereto the following
sub-subclause:
da. a Program Supervision and
Assessment qualification and,
subsequent to obtaining such
qualification, at least one year
of successful experience as
principal or vice-principal of a
school, as certified by the
appropriate supervisory
officer, or
Bette Stephenson
Minister of Education
Dated at Toronto, this 13th day of September. 1979.
(3475) 42
THE MINISTRY OE COLLEGES AND
UNIVERSITIES ACT. 1971
O. Reg. 727/79.
Ontario Study Grant Plan.
Made — September 10th, 1979.
Approved — September 26th, 1979.
Filed— October 4th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 638/78
MADE UNDER
THE MINISTRY OF COLLEGES AND
UNIVERSITIES ACT, 1971
1. — (1) Subclause i of clause h of subsection 1 of
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 638/78 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(i) who is a Canadian citizen or a landed
immigrant and except for time spent at
a post-secondary institution has
resided in Ontario as a Canadian citi-
zen or a landed immigrant for a period
of not less than twelve consecutive
months prior to the first day of the
month in which classes in the
approved institution normally com-
mence for the eligibility period for
which the person is applying for a
grant.
(2) Clause i of subsection 1 of the said section 1.
exclusive of the subclauses, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(i) "group B married student" means a person
who is a Canadian citizen or a landed immig-
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 727/79
rant and except for time spent at a post-secon-
dary institution has resided in Ontario as a
Canadian citizen or a landed immigrant for a
period of not less than twelve consecutive
months prior to the first day of the month in
which classes normally commence in the
approved institution for the eligibility period
for which the person is applying for a grant
and who,
(3) Clause j of subsection 1 of the said section 1,
exclusive of the subclauses, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(j) "group B single student" means a person who
is a Canadian citizen or a landed immigrant
and except for time spent at a post-secondary
institution has resided in Ontario as a Cana-
dian citizen or a landed immigrant for a period
of not less than twelve consecutive months
prior to the first day of the month in which
classes normally commence in the approved
institution for the eligibility period for which
the person is applying for a grant and who,
(4) Subsection 1 of the said section 1 is amended by
adding thereto the following clause:
(la) "spouse" includes either of a man and woman
not being married to each other who have
cohabited,
(i) continuously for a period of not less
than five years, or
(ii) in a relationship of some permanence
where there is a child born to whom
they are the natural parents,
and have so cohabited within the preceding
year;
2. Section 4 of the said Regulation is amended by
adding thereto the following subsection:
(3) Notwithstanding clauses a and b of subsection 1 ,
the amount of a grant shall not exceed for each eligibil-
ity period the sum of $1,000 where the applicant is
enrolled in an approved institution that is a private
vocational school registered under The Private Voca-
tional Schools Act, 1974. O. Reg. 727/79, s. 2.
3. Clause a of section 5 of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(a) who has at any time defaulted in repayment of
a student loan guaranteed by the Province of
Ontario, guaranteed by any other province or
territory of Canada or made under the Canada
Student Loans Act or the Ontario Venture
Capital Program;
22
4. Section 9 of the said Regulation, as amended by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 203/79, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
9. — (1) In this Part "applicant" means a person,
(a) who is a group A student, a group B married
student or a group B single student registered
in an approved program of study and taking a
normal full-time course load;
(b) who is not entitled to a grant under section 3 or
was entitled to a reduced grant under section 3
because the person had exhausted the eligibil-
ity periods referred to in section 7;
(c) who would have been eligible for a grant
under Ontario Regulation 115/75; and
(d) to whom a student loan was awarded and
advanced by a lending institution under the
Canada Student Loans Act or under The
Ministry of Colleges and Universities Act,
1971,
(i) during the period from the 1st day of
September, 1978 to the 31st day of
January, 1979 and who has never
received a grant under this Part for the
purpose of reducing any student loan,
or
(ii) during the period from the 1st day of
February, 1979 to the 3 1st day of July,
1980.
(2) The Minister may make a grant to an applicant
under this Part for the purpose of reducing an out-
standing student loan.
(3) Where applications are made,
(a) under subclause i of clause d of subsection 1 of
section 9 and filed on or before the 3 1st day of
March, 1980 and approved by the Minister,
the applicants shall be paid on an equal basis
from money set aside for such purpose by the
Minister out of money appropriated by the
Legislature; or
(b) under subclause ii of clause d of subsection 1
of section 9 and filed on or before the 3 1st day
of July, 1980 and approved by the Minister,
the applicants shall be paid on an equal basis
from money set aside for such purpose by the
Minister out of money appropriated by the
Legislature.
(4) For the purpose of computing the amount of a
grant that may be paid to an applicant under subsection
2, the Minister may have regard to,
(a) the amount outstanding on any student loan
awarded and advanced to an applicant under
the Canada Student Loans Act or under The
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 728/79
5085
Ministry of Colleges and Universities Act,
1971 during the period from the 1st day of
September, 1978 to the 3 1st day of July. 1980;
(b) the amount of any grant previously received
by the applicant for the purpose of reducing
any student loan;
(c) the financial resources of the applicant; and
(d) the education cost of the applicant.
(5) The amount of a grant determined in accordance
with subsection 4 shall be reduced by the sum of $500
per term for the period for which an application is
made.
(6) A grant under subsection 2 shall be applied first in
reduction of the principal amount outstanding on a
student loan made under The Ministry of Colleges and
Universities Act, 1971 and the balance in reduction of a
student loan made under the Canada Student Loans
Act.
(7) An application for a grant under subsection 2
shall be in such form as the Minister may determine and
where.
(a) the person is an applicant under subclause i of
clause d of subsection 1 of section 9, shall be
filed on or before the 3 1st day of March, 1980;
(b) the person is an applicant under subclause ii of
clause d of subsection 1 of section 9, shall be
filed on or before the 31st day of July, 1980.
8) A grant under subsection 2 shall be payable to the
lending institution to which the student loan is repay-
able by the applicant. O. Reg. 727/79, s. 4.
5. — (1) Clauses a, e and/ of section 10 of the said
Regulation are revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(a ) who has at any time defaulted in repayment of
a student loan guaranteed by the Province of
Ontario, guaranteed by any other province or
territory of Canada or made under the Canada
Student Loans Act or the Ontario Venture
Capital Program;
(f ) who has failed to file with the Minister all the
information and documentation required by
the Minister under subsection 7 of section 9;
(/) who has failed to file with the Minister all the
information and documentation required by
the Minister to verify any statement made in
the application and supporting material filed
under subsection 7 of section 9;
(2) The said section 10 is amended by striking out
"or" at the end of clause g, by adding "or" at the
end of clause h, and by adding thereto the fol-
lowing clause:
(i) who. at any time, before completing the term
for which a student loan was awarded under
the Canada Student Loans Act or under The
Ministry of Colleges and Universities Act,
1971,
(a) withdrew from the approved institu-
tion;
(6) ceased to be registered in an approved
program of study for which the student
loan was awarded; or
(r ) reduced the number of courses or sub-
jects that comprised the approved pro-
gram of study for which the student
loan was awarded.
Bette Stephenson
Minister of Colleges
and Universities
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of September, 1979.
(3476) 42
THE MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS ACT
O. Reg. 728/79.
Tax Arrears and Tax Sale Procedures.
Made— October 2nd, 1979.
Filed— October 4th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS ACT
TAX ARREARS AND TAX SALE PROCEDURES
1 . The tax arrears procedure of the Act shall apply and the tax sale procedures of The Municipal Act and The
Education Act, 1974 shall not apply to,
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5086 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
(a) the local municipalities in Schedule 1;
(b) the local municipalities in Schedule 2;
(c) the area municipalities in Schedule 3;
(d) all school boards except separate school boards in an unorganized township or unsurveyed territory
within the territorial districts in Schedule 4; and
(e) a school board listed in Column 2 of Schedule 5 having jurisdiction in territory without municipal
organization within the territorial district set opposite thereto in Column 1 of Schedule 5. O. Reg.
728/79, s. 1.
Schedule 1
Column 1
Column 2
Item
County
Local Municipalities
I.
Brant
Township of Burford
Township of Oakland
2.
Bruce
All
3.
Dufferin
All
4.
Elgin
All
5.
Essex
Town of Amherstburg
Town of Kingsville
Village of St. Clair Beach
Township of Anderdon
Township of Colchester North
Township of Colchester South
Township of Gosfield North
Township of Gosfield South
Township of Maiden
Township of Mersea
Township of Pelee
Township of Rochester
Township of Sandwich South
Township of Tilbury North
Township of Tilbury West
6.
Grey
Town of Durham
Town of Hanover
Town of Meaford
Town of Thornbury
Village of Chatsworth
Village of Dundalk
Village of Markdale
Township of Artemesia
Township of Bentinck
Township of CoUingwood
Township of Derby
Township of Egremont
Township of Euphrasia
Township of Glenelg
Township of Holland
Township of Keppel
Township of Normanby
Township of Osprey
Township of St. Vincent
Township of Sarawak
Township of Sullivan
Township of Sydenham
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5087
Column l
Countv
Column 2
Local Municipalities
Provisional County
of Haliburton
Hastings
Huron
10.
11.
Kent
Lambton
12.
13.
14.
15.
Lanark
Leeds and Grenville
Lennox and Addington
Middlesex
All
Village of Deloro
Village of Frankford
Village of Tweed
Township of Thurlow
Town of Exeter
Village of Bayfield
Township of Colborne
Township of Tuckersmith
Town of Both well
Town of Dresden
Town of Tilbury
Town of Wallaceburg
Village of Wheatley
Town of Forest
Town of Petrolia
Village of Alvinston
Village of Grand Bend
Village of Oil Springs
Village of Watford
Township of Bosanquet
Township of Dawn
Township of Moore
Township of Sarnia
Township of Sombra
Township of Warwick
All
All
Town of Napanee
Village of Bath
Village of Newburgh
Township of Adolphustown
Township of Amherst Island
Township of Denbigh. Abinger and Ashby
Township of Raladar. Anglesea and Effingham
Township of North Fredericksburgh
Township of Richmond
Township of Sheffield
Township of South Fredericksburgh
City of London
Town of Parkhill
Town of Strathroy
Village of Glencoe
Village of Lucan
Village of Newbury
Village of Wardsville
Township of Adelaide
Township of Biddulph
Township of Caradoc
Township of Delaware
Township ol East Williams
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 728/79
Column 1
Column 2
Item
County
Local Municipalities
Township of Ekfrid
Township of Lobo
Township of London
Township of Metcalfe
Township of McGillivray
Township of Mosa
Township of North Dorchester
Township of Westminster
Township of West Nissouri
Township of West Williams
16.
Northumberland
All
17.
Oxford
All
18.
Peterborough
Village of Havelock
Village of Lakefield
Village of Millbrook
Village of Norwood
Township of Asphodel
Township of Belmont and Methuen
Township of Cavan
Township of DoUro
Township of Ennismore
Township of Galway and Cavendish
Township of Smith
Township of South Monaghan
19.
Prescott and Russell
All
20.
Prince Edward
Village of Wellington
Township of Athol
Township of Hallowell
Township of Hillier
21.
Renfrew
Town of Deep River
Town of Renfrew
Township of Alice and Fraser
22.
Simcoe
City of Orillia
Town of Alliston
Town of Bradford
Town of Stayner
Town of Wasaga Beach
Village of Beeton
Village of Coldwater
Village of Cookstown
Village of Creemore
Village of Elmvale
Village of Port McNicoll
Village of Tottenham
Village of Victoria Harbour
Township of Adjala
Township of Essa
Township of Flos
Township of Inni>lil
Township of Mara
Township of Matchedash
Township of Medonte
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5089
Column 1
Column 2
Item
County
Local Municipalities
Township of Xottawasaga
Township of Orillia
Township of Oro
Township of Rama
Township of Sunnidale
Township of Tecumseth
Township of Tosorontio
Township of Vespra
Township of West Gwillimbury
23,.
Stormont, Dundas
and Glengarry
All
24.
Victoria
All
25.
Wellington
All — except the City of Guelph
O. Reg. 728/79. Sched. 1.
Schedule 2
Column 1
Column 2
Item
Territorial Districts
Local Municipalities
1.
Algoma
Town of Elliot Lake
Village of Hilton Beach
Village of Iron Bridge
Township of Hilton
Township of Johnson
Township of Laird
Township of MacDonald, Meredith and
Aberdeen, Additional
Township of Michipicoten
Township of St. Joseph
Township of Tarbutt and
Tarbutt Additional
Township of Thompson
Township of Wicksteed
2.
Cochrane
All
3.
Kenora
Town of Keewatin
Town of Kenora
Township of Ignace
Township of Jaffray and Meliek
Township of Red Lake
4.
Manitoulin
Town of Gore Bay
Township of Assiginack
Township of Billings
Township of Burpee
Township of Carnarvon
Township of Cockburn Island
Township of Gordon
Township of Howland
Township of Rutherford and George Island
Township of Sandfield
Township of Tehkummah
5.
Nipissing
All
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O. Reg. 728/79
Column 1
Column 2
Item
Territorial Districts
Local Municipalities
6.
Parry Sound
All
7.
Rainy River
All
8.
Sudbury
All
9.
Thunder Bay
City of Thunder Bay
Municipality of Neebing
Town of Geraldton
Township of Conmee
Township of Gillies
Township of O'Connor
Township of Paipoonge
Township of Schreiber
Township of Shuniah
Township of Terrace Bay
10.
Timiskaming
All
O. Reg. 728/79, Sched. 2.
Schedule 3
Column l
Column 2
District, Metropolitan
or
Item
Regional Municipality
Area Municipalities
1.
Metropolitan Toronto
All except City of Toronto
2.
Durham
All
3.
Haldimand-Norfolk
All
4.
Halton
All
5.
Hamilton-Wentworth
All
6.
Muskoka
All
7.
Niagara
All
8.
Ottawa-Carleton
All
9.
Peel
All
10.
Sudbury
All
11.
Waterloo
All
12.
York
All
( ) Kig. 728/79, Sched.
2274
O. Reg. 728/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Schedule 4
5091
Item
The Territorial Districts of:
1.
Cochrane
2.
Nipissing
3.
Parry Sound
4.
Rainy River
5.
Sudbury
6.
Timiskaming
O. Reg. 728/79. Sched. 4.
Schedule 5
Column l
Column 2
Item
Territorial Districts
School Board
1.
Algoma
North Shore Board of Education
Sault Ste. Marie Board of Education
2.
Kenora
Dryden Board of Education
Kenora Board of Education
3.
Thunder Bay
Geraldton Board of Education
Lakehead Board of Education
Lake Superior Board of Education
Nipigon — Red Rock Board of Education
O. Reg. 728/79, Sched. 5.
2. Ontario Regulations 292/79 and 620/79 are revoked. O. Reg. 728/79, s. 2.
Dated at Toronto, this 2nd day of October, 1979.
3477)
Thomas L. Wells
Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs
42
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5092 O. Reg. 729/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 730/79
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 729/79.
County of Halton (now The Regional
Municipality of Halton), City of Bur-
lington.
Made— October 1st, 1979.
Filed— October 4th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 482/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
1 . Paragraph iii of section 2 of Ontario Regulation
482/73, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regu-
lation 263/76, is amended by adding thereto the
following subparagraph:
12. That part of Lot 7 more particularly
described as follows:
Beginning at a stake planted in the
northwesterly limit of that part of the
King's Highway known as No. 2, as
shown on a Plan prepared by the
Ministry of Transportation and Com-
munications and deposited in the Land
Registry Office for the Registry Divi-
sion of Wentworth (No. 62) as Number
153 Miscellaneous, the said stake
being distant 5 1 1 feet measured on a
course of north 44° east along the
northwesterly limit of the said King's
Highway from a concrete monument
planted in the southwesterly limit of
the road allowance between lots 7 and
8, the said concrete monument being
distant 1,482.96 feet measured on a
course of north 44° east along the
northwesterly limit of the said King's
Highway from a concrete monument
planted at the westerly limit of the said
Lot 8;
Thence north 46° west a distance of
175 feet to a point;
Thence north 44° east parallel to the
northwesterly limit of the said King's
Highway a distance of 270 feet to a
point;
Thence south 46° east parallel with the
southwesterly limit of the herein
described parcel 125 feet, more or less,
to the northwesterly limit of the said
King's Highway;
Thence south 44° west along the
northwesterly limit of the said King's
2276
Highway a distance of 275 feet, more
or less, to the place of beginning.
Excepting all that part of the herein
described parcel shown as Part 4 on a
Plan registered in the Land Registry
Office for the Registry Division of
Halton (No. 20) as Number 215 Mis-
cellaneous.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 1st day of October, 1979.
(3478)
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 730/79.
County of Halton (now The Regional
Municipality of Halton), City of Bur-
lington.
Made — October 2nd, 1979.
Filed— October 4th, 1979.
■'
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 482/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
1. Ontario Regulation 482/73 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
78. — ( 1) Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, a two-storey extension to the northerly side of
the existing single-family dwelling may be erected and
used on the land described in Schedule 66, provided the
following requirements are met:
Maximum ground floor
area of the extension
Maximum height of the
extension
Minimum front yard of
the extension
Minimum distance
between the extension
and the northerly boun-
dary of the said land
No opening or aperture
in the extension shall be
below the level of 339.5
feet, Canadian Geodetic
Datum.
425 square feet
30 feet
23 feet
20 feet
O. Reg. 730/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 732/79
5093
(2) The extension permitted by subsection 1 may
contain a basement, provided no opening or aperture in
the basement shall be below the level of 339.5 feet,
Canadian Geodetic Datum. O. Reg. 730/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 66
That parcel of land situate in the City of Burlington
in The Regional Municipality of Halton, formerly in the
Township of East Flamborough in the County of
Wentworth, being composed of lots 25 and 26, and the
southeasterly half from front to rear of Lot 2 7 according
to a Plan, known as Hidden Valley Survey, registered in
the Land Registry Office for the Registry Division of
Halton (No. 20) as Number 701 . O. Reg. 730/79, s. 2 .
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 2nd day of October, 1979.
(3479)
42
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 731/79.
County of Wentworth (now The Regional
Municipality of Hamilton-Wentworth),
Township of West Flamborough (now
Township of Flamborough).
Made — October 2nd, 1979.
Filed— October 4th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 484/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
1. Ontario Regulation 484/73 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
20. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, a deck, to be attached to the south side of the
existing single-family dwelling, may be erected and
used on the lands described in Schedule 7 provided the
following requirements are met:
Maximum area of deck 440 square feet
Minimum distance of the
deck from the westerly
lot line 7 feet
Minimum distance of the
deck from the southerly
lot line 20 feet
Minimum distance of the
deck from the easterly lot
line
65 feet
O. Reg. 731/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 7
That parcel of land situate in the Town of Dundas in
The Regional Municipality of Hamilton-Wentworth,
formerly in the Township of West Flamborough in the
County of Wentworth, being composed of lots 636, 637
and 638 in the Pleasant View Survey according to a Plan
registered in the Land Registry Office for the Registry
Division of Wentworth (No. 62) as Number 604. O.
Reg. 731/79, s. 2.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 2nd day of October, 1979.
(3480) 42
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
O. Reg. 732/79.
Furs.
Made — October 3rd, 1979.
Filed— October 5th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 443/77
MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
1 . Subsection 1 of section 1 7 of Ontario Regulation
443/77, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regu-
lation 791/78, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor
(1) The royalties for taking or shipping to a point
outside Ontario any fur-bearing animal or its pelt or
sending or having sent any fur-bearing animal or its pelt
to a tanner or taxidermist to be tanned, plucked or
treated in any way are as follows:
1. Beaver $ 1.85
2. Bobcat 10.40
3. Fisher 9.00
4. Fox (Arctic) 2. 75
5 . Fox (coloured) 4.75
6. Fox (grey) 2.75
7. Lvnx 18.80
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5094 O. Reg. 732/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
8. Marten $ 1.50
O. Reg. 733/79
9. Mink 1.25
10. Muskrat
.35
11. Otter 4.95
12. Raccoon 1.80
13. Wolverine 8.65
O. Reg. 732/79, s. 1.
(3481) 42
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
O. Reg. 733/79.
Game Bird Hunting Preserves.
Made— October 3rd, 1979.
Filed— October 5th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 368 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
1. Subsection 4 of section 1 of Regulation 368 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(4) A licence in Form 1 expires with the 31st day of
August next following the date of issue. O. Reg. 733/
79, s. 1.
2 . Subsection 1 of section 5 of the said Regulation
368, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 1034/75, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(1) Bobwhite quail, pheasants and wild turkeys on a
game bird hunting preserve may be hunted at any time
of the year. O. Reg. 733/79, s. 2.
3. Subsection 1 of section 6 of the said Regulation
368, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 1034/75, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
( 1 ) No person shall remove from a game bird hunting
preserve a bobwhite quail , pheasant or wild turkey that
does not have attached to the underside of a wing a
sealed serially numbered wing-tag furnished by the
Ministry of Natural Resources. O. Reg. 733/79, s. 3.
4. Forms 1 and 2 of the said Regulation 368, as
remade by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 1034/
75, are revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
Form 1
The Game and Fish Act
LICENCE TO OWN OR OPERATE A
GAME BIRD HUNTING PRESERVE
19. ..
Under The Game and Fish Act and the regulations,
and subject to the limitations thereof, this licence is
granted to
of
to own or operate a game bird hunting preserve on the
following lands:
This licence is valid for the following species:
*bobwhite quail
*pheasant
*wild turkey
This licence expires with the 3 1st day of August next
following the date of issue.
(signature of issuer)
(date)
*Strike out if not applicable.
O. Reg. 733/79, s. 4, part.
Form 2
The Game and Fish Act
APPLICATION FOR A LICENCE TO
OWN OR OPERATE A GAME
BIRD HUNTING PRESERVE
Under The Game and Fish Act and the regulations,
and subject to the limitations thereof,
(print full name, surname preceding)
of
(post office address)
makes application for a licence to own or operate a
game bird hunting preserve on the following lands:
(part) Lot Concession or Plan in the
Township of
2278
O. Reg. 733/79
County (or as the case may be)
and more particularly described in Instrument No. . .
for the of
containing hectares.
Are bobwhite quail to be propagated by the applicant?
□ Yes □ No
Are pheasants to be propagated by the applicant?
□ Yes □ No
Are wild turkeys to be propagated by the applicant?
□ Yes □ No
Are bobwhite quail to be imported by the applicant
from outside the Province of Ontario?
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5095
DYes
DN'o
Are pheasants to be imported by the applicant from
outside the Province of Ontario?
DYes
DN'o
Are wild turkeys to be imported by the applicant from
outside the Province of Ontario?
□ Yes □ No
Dated at in the
of this day of
19.
(3482)
(signature of applicant)
O. Reg. 733/79, s. 4, pari.
42
2279
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INDEX 42
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
The Ontario Highway Transport Board 5027
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 5037
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 5046
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 5047
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 5049
Amendments to Articles 5050
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 5054
Order Reviving Corporate Powers 5054
Licences in Mortmain Issued 5055
Extra-Provincial Licences Issued 5055
Extra-Provincial Licences Cancelled 5055
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 5056
Cancellation of a Certificate for Cause 5056
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation 5057
The Environmental Assessment Act. 1975 5060
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 5062
Petitions to Parliament 5064
Applications to Parliament 5064
CORPORATION NOTICES 5066
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 5069
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 5069
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 5069
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Ambulance Act O. Reg. 717/79 5074
The Building Code Act. 1974 O. Reg. 718/79 5076
The Education Act. 1974 O. Reg. 725/79 5083
The Education Act. 1974 O. Reg. 726/79 5083
The Environmental Protection Act, 1971 O. Reg. 724/79 5082
The Game and Fish Act O. Reg. 714/79 5073
The Game and Fish Act O. Reg. 715/79 5073
The Game and Fish Act O. Reg. 716/79 5074
The Game and Fish Act O. Reg. 732/79 5093
The Game and Fish Act O. Reg. 733/79 5094
The Health Disciplines Act. 1974 O. Reg. 7 19/79 5078
The Health Insurance Act. 1972 O. Reg. 723/79 5082
The Mental Health Act O. Reg. 713/79 5072
The Milk Act O. Reg. 71 1/79 5071
The Milk Act O. Reg. 712/79 5072
The Ministry of Colleges and Universities Act, 1971 O. Reg. 727/79 5083
The Municipal Affairs Act O. Reg. 728/79 5085
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act. 1973 O. Reg. 729/79 5092
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act, 1973 O. Reg. 730/79 5092
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act. 1973 O. Reg. 731/79 5093
The Planning Act O. Reg. 710/79 5071
The Planning Act O. Reg. 720/79 5078
The Planning Act O. Reg. 721/79 5081
The Planning Act O. Reg. 722/79 5081
5098
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1979
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1979 the dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in The Ontaric
Gazette are as follows:
January 6th, Issue No. 1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held — April 8th, 1979
February 3rd, " " 5 " " " " " " — May 6th,
March 3rd " " 9 " " " " " " — June 3rd,
April 7th, " " 14 " " " " " " —July 8th,
May 5th, " " 18 " " " " " " —August 5th,
June 2nd, " " 22 " " " " " " — September 2nd
July 7th, " " 27 " " " " " " —October 7th,
August 4th, " " 31 " " " " " " — November 4th,
September 1st, " " 35 " " " " " — December 2nd,
October 6th, " " 40 " " " " " " —January 6th, 1980
November 3rd, " " 44 " " " " " " — February 3rd,
December 1st, " " 48 " " " " " " — March 2nd,
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS PRIOR Ti
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received befon
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number o
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed.
Advertising Rate: $7.50 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $30.00; and
by others for a single copy, 75 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO am
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed :
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
O. Reg. 734/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 736/79 5173
Publications Under The Regulations Act
October 27th, 1979
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 734/79.
Zoning Order — District of Algoma.
Made — October 1st. 1979.
Filed — October 9th. 1979.
REGULATION TO REVOKE
ONTARIO REGULATION 487/71
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 487/71 is revoked.
Clai'de Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 1st day of October, 1979.
(3483) 43
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
O. Reg. 735/79.
Potatoes — Mar ketin g .
Made — September 2 7th. 1979.
Filed — October 9th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 264/76
MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 264/76 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
l 4o. — ( 1) The Board may refuse to grant a licence as a
processor where the applicant is not qualified by experi-
ence, financial responsibility and equipment to engage
in properly the business for which the application was
made or for any other reason that the Board considers
proper.
(2) The Board may suspend or revoke or refuse to
renew a licence as a processor for failure to observe,
perform or earn out the provisions of the Act. the
regulations, the plan or any order or direction of the
Board or local board. O. Reg. 734/79, s. 1.
The Farm Products Marketing Board:
John H. Krauter
Chairman
Elizabeth Fedorkow
Acting Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 2 7th day of September. 1 979.
(3484) 43
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 736/79.
Classification of Hospitals.
Made — September 25th. 1979.
Approved — October 3rd. 1979.
Filed — October 9th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 726 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO.
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
1970
1. — (1) The Schedule to Regulation 726 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario. 1970 is amended by
adding under the heading "Group B Hospitals"
the following item:
10a. Cambridge
Cambridge Memorial
Hospital
(2) Item 21 of Group B Hospitals of the said
Schedule is revoked.
(3) The said Schedule is further amended by adding
under the heading "Group G Hospitals" the fol-
lowing item:
12a. Cambridge
Cambridge Memorial
Hospital (Chronic
Patients Unit)
(4) Item 27 of Group G Hospitals of the said
Schedule is revoked.
Dennis Timbrell
Minister of Health
Dated at Toronto, this 25th day of September, 1979.
(3485)
43
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5174 O. Reg. 737/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 738/79
THK HEALTH INSURANCE ACT, 1972
O. Reg. 737/79.
General.
Made— October 3rd, 1979.
Filed— October 9th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 323/72
MADE UNDER
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT, 1972
1. — (1) Part I of Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation
323/72 is amended by adding thereto the fol-
lowing item:
18a. Cambridge
Cambridge Memorial
Hospital
(2) Item 43 of Part I of the said Schedule 1 is
revoked.
2 . — ( 1) Part I of Schedule 1 1 to the said Regulation
is amended by adding thereto the following item:
14a. Cambridge
Cambridge Memorial
Hospital
(2) Item 29 of Part I of the said Schedule 11 is
revoked.
(3486)
43
THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 738/79.
General.
Made— October 3rd, 1979.
Filed— October 9th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 576 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT
1. — (1) Item 8 of Schedule 1 to section 1 of Regula-
tion 576 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1970, as made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
280/76, is revoked.
(2) Schedule 3 to the said section 1, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 900/76 and
amended by Ontario Regulations 901/76,
933/76, 26/77, 221/77, 892/77, 208/78 and
72/79, is further amended by adding thereto the
following item:
lb. Cambridge
(3487)
Cambridge Memorial
Hospital
43
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O. Reg. 740/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 742/79
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT. 1972
O. Reg. 740/79.
General.
Made — October 3rd, 1979.
Filed— October 9th. 1979.
5177
REGULATION TO AMEND ONTARIO REGULATION 323/72
MADE UNDER
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT. 1972
1. Item 12 of Table 1 to Ontario Regulation 323/72, as made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 554/79, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
12. On or after the 1st day of
August, 1979, but before the
1st day of November, 1979. 305.65 10.05 534.60 17.50 840.25
13. On or after the 1st day
of November, 1979. 313.25 10.30 527.00 17.25 840.25
(3489)
THE NURSING HOMES ACT, 1972
O. Reg. 741/79.
General.
Made — October 3rd, 1979.
Filed— October 9th, 1979.
27.55
27.55
43
REGULATION TO AMEND ONTARIO REGULATION 196/72
MADE UNDER
THE NURSING HOMES ACT. 1972
1. Item 9 of Table 1 to Ontario Regulation 196/72, as made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 553/79, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
9. On or after the 1st day of August, 1979.
but before the 1st day of November, 1979.
10. Onorafterthe lstdav of November, 1979.
(3490)
305.65 10.05
313.25 10.30
43
THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT
O. Reg. 742/79.
General.
Made — September 14th. 1979.
Approved — September 26th, 1979.
Filed — October 9th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 749 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT
1. Section 92a of Regulation 749 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1970. as made bv section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 46/77. is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
92a. Notwithstanding section 94, where in the
opinion of the Commission special circumstances exist a
payment may be made by way of termination allow-
ance, with the prior approval of the Lieutenant Gover-
nor in Council, to an employee on the termination of the
employment of the employee.
Civil Service Commission:
G. H. Waldrum
Chairman
Dated at Toronto, this 14th day of September, 1979.
(3491)
2285
43
5178 O. Reg. 743/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 745/79
THE MINISTRY OF COLLEGES AND
UNIVERSITIES ACT, 1971
O. Reg. 743/79.
OntaricPStudent Loans.
Made — September 26th, 1979.
Filed— October 9th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 950/75
MADE UNDER
THE MINISTRY OF COLLEGES AND
UNIVERSITIES ACT, 1971
1. Clause g of subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 950/75, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 735/78, is amended by
adding thereto the following subclause:
(xv) a private vocational school registered
under The Private Vocational Schools
Act, 1974 and approved by the Minis-
ter;
2 . Clause a of subsection 2 of section 7 of the said
Regulation, as remade by section 4 of Ontario
Regulation 735/78, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(a) who has at any time defaulted in repayment of
a student loan guaranteed by the Province of
Ontario, guaranteed by any other province or
territory of Canada or made under the Canada
Student Loans Act or the Ontario Venture
Capital Program;
(3492)
43
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 744/79.
Qualifications of Medical Officers of
Health, Public Health Inspectors and
Public Health Nurses.
Made— September 25th, 1979.
Approved — October 3rd, 1979.
Filed— October 10th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 126/72
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Subsection 2 of section 2 of Ontario Regulation
126/72 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(2) No person shall be appointed as a full-time public
health inspector unless he,
(a) is a veterinarian registered under The Vet-
erinarians Act;
(b) before the date this Regulation comes into
force, is the holder of a certificate granted by
The Canadian Public Health Association or
by certifying organizations recognized by The
Canadian Public Health Association for this
purpose; or
(c) on or after the date this Regulation comes into
force, is the holder of a certificate granted by
The Canadian Institute of Public Health
Inspectors. O. Reg. 744/79, s. 1.
Dennis Timbrell
Minister of Health
Dated at Toronto, this 25th day of September, 1979.
(3520) 43
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 745/79.
Health Units — General.
Made — September 25th, 1979.
Approved — October 3rd, 1979.
Filed— October 10th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 711 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Subparagraph v of paragraph 1 of Schedule 19
to Regulation 711 of Revised Regulations ol
Ontario, 1970 is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
v. One member to be appointed jointly b;
the Board of Trustees of the Improve
ment District of Balmertown, th<
municipal councils of the townships o
Red Lake and Ear Falls.
Dennis Timbreli
Minister of Health
Dated at Toronto, this 25th day of September, 1979.
(3521)
2286
O. Reg. 746/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 747/79 5179
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 746/79.
X-ray Safety.
Made — September 25th, 1979.
Approved — October 3rd, 1979.
Filed — October 10th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 721 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO,
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1970
1 . Clauses g and m of section 1 of Regulation 7 2 1 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970 are
revoked and the following substituted therefor.
U
"rad" means a unit of dose, and is realized
when 0.01 joule of energy has been absorbed
per kilogram of matter, and "millirad" means
a submultiple of a unit of dose equal to 0.001
rad;
(m) "X-rays" means artificially produced elec-
tromagnetic radiation of wave length shorter
than 0.25 nanometre.
Dennis Timbrell
Minister of Health
Dated at Toronto, this 25th day of September, 1979.
3;::
«
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 747/79.
Camps in Unorganized Territory.
Made — September 25th, 1979.
Approved — October 3rd, 1979.
Filed — October 10th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 701 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Subsection 1 of section 6 of Regulation 701 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
LOCATION OF CAMPS
(1) A camp shall be located,
(a) on well-drained ground; and
(ft) at least 46 metres from a lake, river, stream or
other body of water. O. Reg. 747/79, s. 1.
2. Section 7 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
STABLES
7. No stable or other building used or intended to be
used for sheltering horses, cattle, pigs or other animals
shall be located,
(a) within 61 metres of a,
(i) source of drinking-water supply,
(ii) cookhouse, or
(iii) bunkhouse; or
(ft) so there is drainage from the stable or other
building into a drinking-water supply. O.
Reg. 747/79, s. 2.
3. Sections 11,12 and 13 of the said Regulation are
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
11. The buildings used or intended to be used for
sleeping accommodation and feeding of employees in a
standard camp shall be weatherproof and so con-
structed that,
(a) the floors are,
(i) located at least 30 centimetres above
the ground level, and
(ii) tight-fitting and smooth-surfaced;
(ft) the walls are tight-fitting and the interior is
lined with a smooth-surfaced material; and
(c) each building has two direct exits to the out-
side as remote from each other as practic-
able. O. Reg. 747/79, s. 3, part.
BUNKHOUSES
12. Bunkhouses in standard camps shall be so con-
structed that.
(a) the walls extend at least 2 . 1 metres above floor
level;
(ft) the roofs are of tight-fitting lumber;
(c) the windows,
(i) are so located that every part of the
bunkhouse is provided with light and
ventilation,
(ii) comprise a total net area equal to not
less than 7 per cent of the floor area,
and
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5180
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 747/79
(iii) may be opened for an area of at least
one-half of the total area of the win-
dow;
(d) where stoves or heaters are used, the ventila-
tion is supplied by,
(i) one fresh-air duct with an inside
opening of at least 387 square cen-
timetres located under each stove or
heater, and
(ii) at least two air-outlets with an area of
at least 19 square centimetres for each
bunk, passing through the roof or
located at the apexes of the gable ends;
(e) the bunks are,
(i) separate,
(ii) at least 30 centimetres above the floor,
(iii) single-tiered,
(iv) at least 46 centimetres apart when not
lying lengthwise along the walls,
(v) so located that every bunk is provided
with 8.5 cubic metres of air space, and
(vi) provided with one locker or one shelf
for each bunk; and
(/) there is a washroom annexed to each bunk-
house and equipped to provide the facilities
prescribed by clause a of subsection 3 of
section 14. O. Reg. 747/79, s. 3, part.
13. The employer in respect of a standard camp
shall,
(a) cause to be maintained a temperature of at
least 19° Celsius in a bunkhouse when
occupied by employees; and
(b) supply and maintain in sufficient quantities
and in a clean and sanitary condition mattres-
ses, blankets, sheets and pillow cases. O.
Reg. 747/79, s. 3, part.
4. Subsection 2 of section 20 of the said Regulation
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
(2) Perishable food shall be stored in a place main-
tained at a temperature not higher than 10° Cel-
sius. O. Reg. 747/79, s. 4.
5. Section 22 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
22. Utensils used in the preparation, service or stor-
age of food and eating-utensils and drinking-utensils in
a standard camp shall be,
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(o) washed in water at a temperature of not less
than 44° Celsius, containing a detergent solu-
tion capable of removing all grease film and
food particles;
(b) sterilized by covering with,
(i) water at a temperature of not less than
77° Celsius for at least two minutes, or
(ii) boiling water for at least thirty sec-
onds; and
(c) dried by exposure to the air in open-mesh
wooden or metal baskets. O. Reg. 747/79,
s. 5.
6. Subsection 2 of section 23 of the said Regulation
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
(2) The garbage shall be disposed of by,
(a) incineration; or
(b) burial at least 15 centimetres under
ground. O. Reg. 747/79, s. 6.
7. Section 24 of the said Regulation is revoked anc
the following substituted therefor:
24. Drainage wastes in a standard camp shall be
disposed of in cess-pools or leaching-pits located at least
6 metres from the nearest building and draining away
from the source of the water supply. O. Reg. 747/79,
s. 7.
8. Subsection 2 of section 26 of the said Regulation
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
(2) Earth-pit privies or pail-privies shall be located at
least,
(a) 46 metres in summer; and
(b) 23 metres in winter,
from the nearest bunkhouse or cookhouse. O. Reg.
747/79, s. 8.
9. Subsection 2 of section 2 7 of the said Regulation
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
(2) When the contents of an earth pit are within 61
centimetres of the surface of the ground,
(a) the structure shall be removed to a new pit;
and
(b) the old pit shall be filled with earth. O. Reg.
747/79, s. 9.
10. Section 28 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
O. Reg. 747/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 750/79 5181
28. Before a pail-privy in a standard camp is full , the
contents shall be removed and buried at least 30 cen-
timetres underground or disposed of in some other
sanitary manner. O. Reg. 747/79, s. 10.
Dennis Timbrell
Minister of Health
Dated at Toronto, this 25th day of September, 1979.
(3523) 43
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 748/79.
Summer Camps.
Made — September 25th, 1979.
Approved — October 3rd, 1979.
Filed— October 10th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 720 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1 . Section 1 6 of Regulation 720 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970 is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
16. Sewage, soil from privies, sink waste, laundry
water, bath water and other liquid waste from the camp
hall be disposed of in a sanitary manner and all such
deposited material shall be covered immediately with
arth to a depth of at least twenty-three centimetres and
hall not be deposited in any area where it is likely to
cause pollution of any water supply. O. Reg. 748/79,
2 . Subsection 2 of section 20 of the said Regulation
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
(2) Soap or other washing compound shall be used to
vash dishes and utensils free from all grease and film
ind the dishes and utensils shall then be immersed for at
east two minutes in warm water containing at least 100
nilligrams per litre of available chlorine. O. Reg.
48/79, s. 2.
Dennis Timbrell
Minister of Health
Dated at Toronto, this 25th day of September, 1979.
J524) 43
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 749/79.
Communicable Diseases.
Made — September 25th, 1979.
Approved — October 3rd, 1979.
Filed — October 10th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 703 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO,
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1970
1. Subsection 6 of section 13 of Regulation 703 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(6) The operator of the dairy shall,
(a) pasteurize all the milk; or
(ft) heat it to a temperature not lower than 72°
Celsius for not less than sixteen seconds and
immediately thereafter cool it to a tempera-
ture not higher than 10° Celsius. O. Reg.
749/79, s. 1.
Dennis Timbrell
Minister of Health
Dated at Toronto, this 25th day of September, 1979.
(3525) 43
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 750/79.
Slaughterhouses and Meat Processing
Plants.
Made — September 25th. 1979.
Approved — October 3rd, 1979.
Filed— October 10th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 719 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Section 35 of Regulation 7 19 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970 is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
35. The following temperatures shall be maintained
in a plant:
1 . In a chill room, not less than 0° Celsius and not
more than 5° Celsius.
2289
5182 O. Reg. 750/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 752/79
In a room in which meat or a manufactured
meat product is stored, not less than 0° Celsius
and not more than 5° Celsius.
In a room in which meat or a manufactured
meat product is cured, not less than 3° Celsius
and not more than 5° Celsius.
4. In a sharp freeze room, —18° Celsius. O.
Reg. 750/79, s. 1.
Dennis Timbrell
Minister of Health
Dated at Toronto, this 25th day of September, 1979.
(3526) 43
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 751/79.
Sanitary Code for Unorganized
Territory.
Made— October 3rd, 1979.
Filed— October 10th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 718 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Subsection 1 of section 3 of the Schedule to
Regulation 718 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(1) No person shall use any premises as a
slaughterhouse or as a place for slaughtering animals or
fowl therein or for the conduct of any offensive trade as
determined under section 97 of the Act unless,
(a) he has obtained the consent in writing of a
designated official; and
(b) the premises are distant not less than 183
metres from any dwelling house, school
house, church or other premises where per-
sons usually live or work and not less than
forty-six metres from any public street.
(3527)
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 752/79.
Restricted Areas — Part of the District of
Manitoulin — Townships of Campbell,
Dawson, Mills and Robinson.
Made — October 9th, 1979.
Filed— October 11th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 153/74
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 153/74 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
40. — ( 1) Subject to subsection 2 but notwithstanding
any other provision of this Order, a cabin, and build-
ings and structures accessory thereto, may be erected
and used on the land described in Schedule 38 to pro-
vide temporary living accommodation provided the
following requirements are met:
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Maximum height of
cabin
Maximum lot coverage
of cabin
Maximum lot coverage
of all accessory buildings
and structures
7.5 metres
3 metres on one side
and 1.2 metres on
the other side
7.5 metres
one and one-half
storeys
33 per cent
5 per cent
(2) The cabin referred to in subsection 1 shall be used
only as a building accessory to the present seasonal use
of the land described in the said Schedule 38. O. Reg.
752/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 38
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Dawson in the Territorial District of
Manitoulin, being composed of Lot 27 in Concession
X. O. Reg. 752/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 9th day of October, 1979.
43 (3528)
2290
O. Reg. 753/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 754/79 5183
THE PLANNING ACT THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 753/79.
Restricted Areas — Part of the District of
Xipissing.
Made — October 9th, 1979.
Filed— October 11th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 540/74
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 540/74 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
46. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 62 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a mobile home and
buildings and structures accessory thereto provided the
following requirements are met:
Minimum front vard
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Minimum total floor
area of dwelling
Maximum percentage of
lot to be occupied by
dwelling
7.6 metres
3.1 metres on one
side and 1.2 metres
on the other side
7.6 metres
80 square metres
15 per cent
O. Reg. 753/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 62
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Badgerow in the Territorial District of
Nipissing, being that part of Lot 1 in Concession VI
entered in the Land Registry Office for the Land Titles
Division of Nipissing (No. 36) as Parcel Number
1S939. O. Reg. 753/79. s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 9th day of October, 1979.
v;: •
O. Reg. 754/79.
School Buses.
Made — October 3rd, 1979.
Filed— October 12th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 702/75
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
Ontario Regulation 702/75 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
43
2291
4. — ( 1) A vehicle while being operated for the trans-
portation of six or more children to and from school and
operated by or under contract with a school board or
other authority in charge of a school shall be equipped
with a log book containing the following information:
1. Vehicle identification number.
2. Vehicle make.
3. Model year of the vehicle.
4. A list ofthe items set out in Schedules 1 and2.
(2) The equipment and operating characteristics of
each vehicle referred to in subsection 1 shall be
inspected by its driver each day that the vehicle is
operated as described in subsection 1.
(3) An inspection under subsection 2 shall include an
inspection of the items set out in Schedules 1 and 2 if the
vehicle is equipped with those items.
(4) Where an inspection under subsection 2 reveals a
defect, the driver shall forthwith report the defect to the
person responsible for maintaining the vehicle.
(5) Upon completing the inspection required by
subsection 2, the driver shall record, in the log book
referred to in subsection 1 , the date of the inspection
and any defects found on the inspection together with
the name of the person to whom the defects were
reported and shall sign the entry.
(6) The person who repairs a defect reported under
subsection 4 shall record in the appropriate log book the
date on which the repair was completed and shall sign
the entry. O. Reg. 754/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedules:
Schedule 1
OUTSIDE INSPECTION
1. Alternating Lights. Front
5184 O. Reg. 754/79
2. Headlights; Directional, Parking and Clearance
Lights
3. Windshield and Wipers
4. Engine Compartment
5. Tires
6. Exposed Wheel Nuts, Lugs and Studs
7. Exhaust System (for leaks)
8. Alternating Lights, Rear
9. Directional, Stop, Tail and Clearance Lights
10. Emergency Exit
11. Rear Windows (for cleanliness)
12. Entrance Door
13. Body Condition (for sharp edges)
14. Fuel System (for leaks)
15. Signs (for cleanliness and legibility)
O. Reg. 754/79, s. 2, part.
Schedule 2
INSIDE INSPECTION
1. Steering Wheel (for excessive play)
2. Brake Pedal Reserve and Fade
3. Brake Booster Operation
4. Brake Failure Warning Light
5. Brake Air Pressure or Vacuum Gauge
6. Warning Signal, Low Air Pressure/Vacuum
7. Interior (for exhaust fumes)
8. Alternating Lights, Switch and Signal Device
9. Directional and Hazard Lights, Switch and Pilot
10. Interior Lights
11. Windshield Washer and Wipers
12. Windshield and Windows
13. Mirrors, Adjustment and Condition
14. Defroster and Heaters
15. Horn
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 755/79
16. Driver's Seat Belt and Seat Security
17. Service Door and Control
18. Passenger Seat Security
19. Emergency Exit and Warning Signal
20. Floor Covering (for tripping hazards)
21. Fire Extinguisher
22. Axe or Claw Bar
23. First Aid Kit
24. Flares, Fuzees or Reflectors
25. Interior (for cleanliness)
26. Passenger Seat Belts
O. Reg. 754/79, s. 2, part.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of January, 1980.
(3530)
43
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 755/79.
Motor Vehicle Inspection Stations.
Made— October 3rd, 1979.
Filed— October 12th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 325/79
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Items 1 and 2 of subsection 1 of section 15 ol
Ontario Regulation 325/79 are revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
1. For a Class F motor vehicle inspection
station licence issued for the year 1979 . . S25. OC
la. For a Class F motor vehicle inspection
station licence issued for the year 1 980or for
any subsequent year 55.$
2. For a Class P motor vehicle inspection
station licence issued for the year 1979 . . _ 5 . 0(
2a. For a Class P motor vehicle inspection
station licence issued for the year 1980orfor
any subsequent year 35. 0C
I (3531)
292
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 5185
INDEX 43
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
Proclamations 5103
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 5104
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 51 12
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 5128
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 5128
Certificates of Continuation Issued 5131
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 5131
Restated Certificate of Incorporation Issued 5131
Amendments to Articles 5131
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 5136
Order Reviving Corporate Powers 5136
Licences in Mortmain Issued 5136
Extra-Provincial Licences Issued 5137
Extra- Provincial Licence Cancelled 5137
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 5137
Surrender of Letters Patent and Termination of Existence 5138
Notice of Default in Complying with The Corporations Tax Act, 1972 5138
Voluntary Winding Up Under The Business Corporations Act 5160
Errata 5160
The Insurance Act 5160
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 5161
Petitions to Parliament 5163
Applications to Parliament 5163
CORPORATION NOTICES 5164
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 5168
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 5168
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 5168
SHERIFFS" SALES OF LANDS 5170
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 735/79 5173
The Health Insurance Act. 1972 O. Reg. 737/79 5174
The Health Insurance Act. 1972 O. Reg. 739/79 5175
The Health Insurance Act. 1972 O. Reg. 740/79 5177
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 754/79 5183
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 755/79 5184
The Mental Health Act O. Reg. 738/79 5174
The Ministry of Colleges and Universities Act, 1971 O. Reg. 743/79 5178
The Nursing Homes Act, 1972 O. Reg. 741/79 5177
The Planning Act O. Reg. 734/79 5173
The Planning Act O. Reg. 752/79 5182
The Planning Act O. Reg. 753/79 5183
The Public Health Act O. Reg. 744/79 5178
The Public Health Act O. Reg. 745/79 5178
The Public Health Act O. Reg. 746/79 5179
The Public Health Act O. Reg. 747/79 5179
The Public Health Act O. Reg. 748/79 5181
The Public Health Act O. Reg. 749/79 5181
The Public Health Act O. Reg. 750/79 5181
The Public Health Act O. Reg. 751/79 5182
The Public Hospitals Act O. Reg. 736/79 5173
The Public Service Act O. Reg. 742/79 5177
5186
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Ontario
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1979
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1979 the dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in The Ontario]
Gazette are as follows:
January 6th, Issue No. 1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held — April 8th, 1979
February 3rd, " " 5 " " " " " " — May 6th,
March 3rd " " 9 " " " " " " — June 3rd,
April 7th, " " 14 " " " " " " —July 8th,
May 5th, " " 18 " " " " " " —August 5th,
June 2nd, " " 22 " " " " " " — September 2nd
July 7th, " " 27 " " " " " " —October 7th,
August 4th, " " 31 " " " " — November 4th,
September 1st, " " 35 " " " " " " — December 2nd,
October 6th, " '* 40 " [' " " " " —January 6th, 1980
November 3rd, " " 44 " " " " " " — February 3rd,
December 1st, " " 48 " " " " " " — March 2nd,
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS PRIOR T(
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received before
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number ol
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed.
Advertising Rate: $7.50 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $30.00; and
by others for a single copy, 75 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO and
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed:
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
O. Reg. 756/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 5237
Publications Under The Regulations Act
November 3rd, 1979
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 756/79.
Restricted Areas — County of Hastings,
Township of Sidney.
Made — October 12th. 1979.
Filed— October 15th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 319/74
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Section 2 of Ontario Regulation 319/74 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
2. This Order applies to all lands within the
Township of Sidney in the County of Hastings except-
ing the following parcels:
1 . That part of Lot 4 according to a Plan regis-
tered in the Land Registry Office for the
Registry Division of Hastings (No. 21) as
Number 165 more particularly described as
follows:
Premising that the easterly limit of Sidney
Street has an assumed course of north 19° 08'
west and relating all bearings herein thereto;
Beginning at a survey monument planted in
the westerly limit of the said Lot 4 distant
910.37 feet measured southerly thereon from
the northwesterly angle thereof;
Thence south 19° 08' east continuing along the
said westerly limit of the said Lot 200 feet to a
survey monument planted;
Thence north 51° 52' east 200 feet to a survey
monument planted;
Thence north 19° 08' west 200 feet;
Thence south 5 1° 52' west 200 feet to the place
of beginning.
2 . That part of Lot 4 as shown on a Plan regis-
tered in the Land Registry Office for the
Registry' Division of Hastings (No. 21) as
Number 165 more particularly described as
follows:
Premising that the allowance for road
between the Townships of Sidney and Mur-
ray, known as Sidney Street, has a bearing of
north 19c 08' west and relating all bearings
herein thereto;
Beginning at a point on the westerly limit of
the said Lot 4 distant 1,467.35 feet measured
south 19° 08' east along the westerly limit of
the said Lot from the northwesterly angle of
the said Lot 4;
Thence north 19° 08' west along the westerly
limit of the said Lot a distance of 357 feet;
Thence north 51° 52' east 200 feet;
Thence north 19° 08' west 200 feet;
Thence south 51° 52' west 200 feet to the
westerly limit of the said Lot;
Thence north 19° 08' west 142.52 feet;
Thence north 70° 52' east 17 feet;
Thence north 20° 48' east 560.8 feet;
Thence north 1° 57' east 356.88 feet to the
northerly limit of the said Lot;
Thence north 71° 25' east along the northerly
limit of the said Lot a distance of 1,401.5 feet
to the northeasterly angle of the said Lot;
Thence south 18° 34' east along the easterly
limit of the said Lot a distance of 85 1 .6 feet to
the northerly limit of the Canadian National
Railway;
Thence southwesterly along the northerly
limit of the Canadian National Railway 1,910
feet, more or less, to the place of beginning.
3 . That part of Lot A in Concession U designated
as parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 according to
a Plan deposited in the Land Registry Office
for the Registry Division of Hastings (No. 2 1)
as Number 2 1R-1355. O. Reg. 756/79, s. 1.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 12th day of October, 1979.
(3540) 44
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THE GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE ACT
O. Reg. 757/79.
General.
Made— October 10th, 1979.
Filed— October 15th, 1979.
O. Reg. 758/79
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 383 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF'ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE ACT
1. Item 16, as made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 568/79, of Schedule C to Regulation 383 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1970, is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
16.
From and including the 1st day of August,
1979 up to and including the 31st day of
October, 1979
10.05
27.55
51.00
23.45
17.
From and including the 1st day of
November, 1979
10.30
27.55
51.00
23.45
(3541)
44
THE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS ACT
O. Reg. 758/79.
General.
Made — October 10th, 1979.
Filed— October I5.th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 85 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS ACT
1. Item 15, as made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 569/79, of Table 1 to Regulation 85 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1970, is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
15.
From and including the 1st day of
August, 1979 up to and including the
31st day of October, 1979
10.05
27.55
20.05
51.00
19.25
16.
From and including the 1st day of
November, 1979
10.30
27.55
20.30
51.00
19.25
(3542)
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1
O. Reg. 759/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 761/79 5239
THE HOMES FOR THE AGED AND REST HOMES ACT
O. Reg. 759/79.
General.
Made — October 10th, 1979.
Filed— October 15th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 439 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HOMES FOR THE AGED AND REST HOMES ACT
1. Item 15. as made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 570/79, of Table 1 to Regulation 439 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1970, is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
15.
From and including the 1st day of August.
1979 up to and including the 31st day of
October, 1979
10.05
25.55
20.05
51.00
16.
From and including the 1st day of
November, 1979
10.30
25.55
20.30
51.00
(3543)
44
THE FAMILY BENEFITS ACT
O. Reg. 760/79.
General.
Made — October 10th. 1979.
Filed— October 15th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 287 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE FAMILY BENEFITS ACT
1 . Subclause i of clause e of subsection 4 of section
11 of Regulation 287 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario. 1970, as remade by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 571/79. is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(i) 10.30 a day, or
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of November, 1979.
44
THE EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ACT,
1974
O. Reg. 761/79.
Termination of Employment.
Made — October 10th, 1979.
Filed— October 15th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 251 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
MADE UNDER
THE EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ACT, 1974
1. Regulation 251 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding thereto the
following section:
2a. An employer who is engaged in the building,
alteration or repair of a ship or vessel with a gross
tonnage of over ten tons designed for or used in com-
mercial navigation is exempt from the provisions of
Part XII of the Act in respect of an employee to whom a
bona fide supplementary unemployment benefit fund,
plan or arrangement applies that has been agreed upon
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5240 O. Reg. 761/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 763/79
by the employer and the employee or his agent if the
employee or his agent consents or agrees in writing to
such exemption. O. Reg. 761/79, s. 1.
(3545)
44
THE AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
FINANCE ACT
O. Reg. 762/79.
Deposits.
Made — October 3rd, 1979.
Filed— October 16th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 7 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
FINANCE ACT
1 . Section 1 of Regulation 7 of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1970, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 687/79, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
1. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, interest at the rate of
1 1 per cent per annum calculated on the minimum
monthly balance from the 1st day of October, 1979 shall
be paid on the last days of March and September in each
year.
(2) In special cases, the Minister of Revenue may
determine a rate of interest and basis of calculation
different from that prescribed in subsection 1, but the
rate so determined shall not exceed 1 1 per cent per
annum. O. Reg. 762/79, s. 1.
(3564)
44
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 763/79.
County of Halton (now The Regional
Municipality of Halton), City of Bur-
lington.
Made— October 10th, 1979.
Filed— October 16th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 481/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
1. Ontario Regulation 481/73 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
46. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 35 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwel-
ling and buildings and structures accessory thereto pro-
vided the following requirements are met:
Minimum distance
between any building or
structure and the centre
of Ninth Line
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Maximum height of
dwelling
Maximum height of any
building or structure
other than the dwelling
Maximum ground floor
area of dwelling
95 feet
40 feet
40 feet
25 feet
15 feet
2,500 square feet
O. Reg. 763/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 35
That parcel of land situate in the Town of Oakville in
The Regional Municipality of Halton, formerly in the
County of Halton, being composed of that part of Lot 6
in Concession I, North of Dundas Street, more partic-
ularly described as follows:
Premising that the bearings herein are astronomic and
referred to the southwesterly limit of the road allowance
between lots 5 and 6 in the said Concession I;
Beginning at a point in the southwesterly limit of the
said road allowance between lots 5 and 6 known as
Ninth Line, and which point is distant 2,757.37 feet
measured north 44° 31' 30' west from the most easterly
angle of the said Lot 6;
Thence north 44° 31' 30" west along the said southwes-
terly limit of the said road allowance 640 feet to an iron
bar planted;
Thence south 39° 06' 40" west 689. 78 feet to an iron bar
planted in a line of post and wire fence;
Thence south 45° 06' 10" east along the said line of post
and wire fence 359.19 feet to an iron bar planted;
Thence south 44° 47' 10" east along the last line of fence
280.29 feet to an iron bar planted;
Thence north 39° 06' 40" east 684.87 feet, more or less,
to the place of beginning. O. Reg. 763/79, s. 2.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of October, 1979.
(3565)
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O. Reg. 764/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 766/79 5241
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 764/79.
County of Halton (now The Regional Munici-
pality of Halton), City of Burlington.
Made — October 10th, 1979.
Filed— October 16th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 481/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT. 1973
L Ontario Regulation 481/73 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
47. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 36 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwel-
ling and buildings and structures accessory thereto pro-
vided the following requirements are met:
Minimum distance of
any building or structure
from the centre line of
King's Highway No. 25
Minimum distance of
any building or structure
from the southeasterly
lot line
Minimum distance of
any building or structure
from the northeasterly-
lot line
Maximum height of
dwelling
Maximum ground floor
area of dwelling
Maximum height of any
building or structure
other than the dwelling
150 feet
1 10 feet
39 feet
25 feet
3.000 square feet
15 feet
O. Reg. 764/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 36
That parcel of land situate in the Town of Oakville in
The Regional Municipality of Halton, formerly in the
Township of Trafalgar in the County of Halton. being
composed of that part of Lot 30 in Concession II, north
of Dundas Street, designated as Part 1 on Plan P-1738
on file with the Ministry of Transportation and Com-
munications in the Province of Ontario, and more par-
ticularly described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the line between the north and
south halves of the said Lot 30 distant 18.04 feet meas-
ured north 37° 40' east therealong from the easterly
limit of the King's Highway No. 25;
Thence north 37° 40' east along the said line 289.39 feet
to a point;
Thence north 45° 08' west 538.08 feet to a point;
Thence south 18° 35' east 642.25 feet to the place of
beginning. O. Reg. 764/79, s. 2.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of October, 1979.
(3566) 44
THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
ACT, 1971
O. Reg. 765/79.
Containers.
Made — October 10th, 1979.
Filed— October 17th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 687/76
MADE UNDER
THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
ACT, 1971
1. Clause e of section 16 of Ontario Regulation
687/76, as made by section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 524/79, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(e) subsection 2 of section 13 does not apply to
prevent the sale of that brand of carbonated
soft drink in a Class 1 container having a
capacity of one litre where the container is
filled with the carbonated soft drink prior to
the 1st day of January, 1980.
(3567) 44
THE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS ACT
O. Reg. 766/79.
General.
Made — October 10th, 1979.
Filed— October 17th. 1979.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 766/79
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 85 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS ACT
1. Subsection 2 of section 3 of Regulation 85 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as
remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 713/
73, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(2) Except for sections 4, 6, 7, 12, 17, 18, 19andl9a,
this Part does not apply to any hostel approved by the
Minister under subsection 1 of section 3 of the Act or to
an approved corporation in respect of a hostel that it
maintains and operates. O. Reg. 766/79, s. 1.
2 . Section 4 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
4. An approved corporation, if requested by the
Minister, shall file with the Minister evidence that the
whole or any part of a building or buildings used or to be
used as a charitable institution complies with,
(a) the laws affecting the health of inhabitants of
the municipality in which the facility is
located;
(b) any rule, regulation, direction or order of the
local board of health and any direction or
order of the medical officer of health;
(c) any by-law of the municipality in which the
facility is located or other law for the protec-
tion of persons from fire hazards;
(d) any restricted area, standard of housing or
building by-law passed by the municipality in
which the facility is located pursuant to Part
III of The Planning Act or any predecessor
thereof;
(e) the requirements of Ontario Regulation 925/
75 made under The Building Code Act, 1974;
and
(/) the requirements of Ontario Regulation 747/
77 made under The Power Corporation
Act. O. Reg. 766/79, s. 2.
3. Subsection 1 of section 5 of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(1) In every charitable institution the board shall
provide,
(a) nourishing meals at regular intervals pre-
pared by or under the supervision of a com-
petent person;
(b) adequate and sanitary supplies of milk and
drinking water; and
(c) sleeping accommodation for each resident
with the beds so placed that no bed overlaps a
window or radiator and no bed at any point is
nearer to any other bed than 2Vi feet. O.
Reg. 766/79, s. 3.
4. Sections 6 and 7 of the said Regulation are
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
6. In every charitable institution, the board shall
ensure that,
(a) all fire hazards in the institution are elimi-
nated, the institution is inspected at least once
a year by an officer authorized to inspect
buildings under The Fire Marshals Act and
the recommendations of the officer are carried
out;
(b) there is adequate protection from radiators or
other heating equipment;
(c) the water supplies are adequate for all normal
needs, including those of fire protection;
(d) the fire protection equipment, including the
sprinkler system, fire extinguishers, hose and
stand pipe equipment are visually inspected at
least once a month and serviced at least once
every year by qualified personnel;
(e) the fire detection and alarm system is
inspected at least once a year by qualified fire
alarm maintenance personnel, and tested at
least once every month;
(/) at least once a year the heating equipment is
serviced by qualified personnel and the chim-
neys are inspected and cleaned if necessary;
(g) a written record is kept of inspections and
tests of fire equipment, fire drills, the fire
detection and alarm system, the heating sys-
tem, chimneys and smoke detectors;
(h) the staff and residents are instructed in the
method of sounding the alarm system;
(i) the staff are trained in the proper use of the
fire extinguishing equipment;
(j) a directive setting out the procedures that
must be followed and the steps that must be
taken by the staff and residents when a fire
alarm is given is drawn up and posted in
conspicuous places in the institution;
(k) the staff and residents are instructed in the
procedures set out in the directive referred to
in clause j and the procedures are practised by
staff and residents at least once a month using
the fire detection and alarm to initiate the
drill;
(/) where matches are used, only safety matches
are issued to the staff and residents;
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5243
(m) an inspection of the building, including the
equipment in the kitchen and laundry, is
made each night to ensure that there is no
danger of fire and that all doors to stairwells,
all fire doors and all smoke barrier doors are
kept closed;
(n) adequate supervision is provided at all times
for the security of the residents and the
institution;
(o) oxygen is not used or stored in the institution
in a pressure vessel;
(p) combustible rubbish is kept to a minimum;
(q) all exits are clear and unobstructed at all
times;
(r) combustible draperies, mattresses, carpeting,
curtains, decorations and similar materials
are suitably treated to render them resistant to
the spread of flame and are retreated when
necessary;
(5) receptacles into which electric irons or other
small appliances are plugged are equipped
with pilot lights that glow when the appliance
is plugged in;
(t) lint traps in the laundry are cleaned out after
each use of the equipment;
Ui) flammable liquids and paint supplies are
stored in suitable containers in non-combusti-
ble cabinets;
(v) suitable non-combustible ashtrays are pro-
vided where smoking is permitted;
(w) no portable electric heaters are used in the
institution that are not in accordance with
standards of approval set down by the Cana-
dian Standards Association;
(x) no vaporizing liquid fire extinguishers are
kept or used in the institution; and
(y) no sprinkler heads, fire or smoke detector
heads are painted or otherwise covered with
any material or substance that is likely to pre-
vent them from functioning normally. O.
Reg. 766/79, s. 4, part.
7. A charitable institution located in a municipality
that does not have public fire protection shall be pro-
vided with a complete automatic sprinkler system that
complies with standards prescribed under The Building
Code Act, 1974. O. Reg. 766/79, s. 4, part.
5. Section 17, as amended by section 3 of Ontario
Regulation 113/73, section 18, as amended by
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 1 13/73, and sec-
tion 19 of the said Regulation are revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
17. For the purposes of sections 18 and 19,
(a) "actual cost" means the cost of a building
project and includes,
(i) fees payable for the services of an
architect, professional engineer, or
other consultant,
(ii) the cost of purchasing and installing
furnishings and equipment.
(iii) the cost of land surveys, soil tests,
permits, licences and legal fees,
(iv) the cost of paving, sodding and land-
scaping, and
(v) the cost of acquiring the land necessary
for the building project;
{b) "'approved cost" means that portion of the
actual cost of a building project approved by
the Minister;
(r) "building project" means a project composed
of one or more of the following elements:
(i) the purchase or other acquisition of all
or any part of an existing building or
buildings including the land contigu-
ous thereto,
(ii) any renovations, alterations or addi-
tions to an existing building or build-
ings.
(iii) the purchase or other acquisition of
vacant land for the purpose of con-
structing a building or buildings there-
on.
(iv) the erection of a new building, or any
part thereof,
(v) the demolition of a building,
(vi) the installation of public utilities, sew-
ers and items or services necessary- for
access to the land or building or build-
ings:
(d) "capital grant*' means a grant under section 5
or 6 of the Act. O. Reg. 766/79. s. 5, part.
18. — (1) An application for a capital grant shall be
made to the Minister on a form provided by the Minis-
ter.
(2) An applicant who applies under section 1 shall
file with the Minister two copies of a site plan showing
the location of the building or buildings, if any. on the
site and, in the case of a building project with one or
more of the elements referred to in subclauses i, ii. iv
and vi of clause c of section 17.
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O. Reg. 766/79
(a) building plans and specifications prepared by
an architect or professional engineer showing
the structure, fixtures and arrangements of
the building or buildings and describing the
areas of the building or buildings to be used
for the purposes of the Act; or
(b) where the Minister approves, structural
sketches and specifications prepared by a per-
son other than an architect or professional
engineer describing the building or buildings
and the areas of the building or buildings or
contiguous to the building or buildings to be
used for the purposes of the Act.
(3) No plan, specification or structural sketch filed
with the Minister shall be amended or altered without
the approval of the Minister. O. Reg. 766/79, s. S,
part.
19. — (1) The payment of a capital grant for a build-
ing project shall be made after the approved cost has
been determined.
(2) A capital grant may be paid as a single payment
or in two or more instalments and, except where the
Minister directs otherwise, the aggregate of the
amounts of the capital grant paid at any point in time
shall not exceed,
(a) an amount that bears the same proportion to
the estimated total payment as the amount of
progress made at the time towards completion
of the project bears to the total estimated
amount of work required for completion; or
(b) an amount that bears the same proportion to
the estimated total payment as the amount of
cost incurred at the time bears to the total
estimated cost of the project,
whichever is the greater.
(3) A single payment, or in the case of payment in
two or more instalments, the final payment of an
amount payable for a building project shall be made
after,
(a) an architect or professional engineer certifies,
or the Minister is otherwise satisfied, that the
building project has been completed in
accordance with the plans filed under clause a
of subsection 2 of section 18 or the sketches
thereof approved by the Minister under clause
b of subsection 2 of section 18 and the building
or addition is ready for use and occupancy;
and
(b) the applicant for the payment submits a report
containing,
(i) a statement of the actual cost of the
building project,
(ii) a statement indicating that all refund-
able sales tax has been taken into
account,
(Hi) a statement indicating that the total
amount of the unpaid accounts applic-
able to the building project does not
exceed the amount of the grant
remaining to be paid, and
(iv) an undertaking that the amount of the
grant remaining to be paid will be
applied first to the payment of the
unpaid accounts,
and, in the case of a grant under clause b of section 5 of
the Act, after an authorized officer of the board has
submitted a report stating that an amount equal to at
least 20 per cent of the actual cost of the building project
has been paid to the corporation by the council of the
municipality in which the building is situated. O.
Reg. 766/79, s. 5, part.
19a. The board of an approved corporation shall
keep and maintain an inventory of all furnishings and
equipment acquired by each charitable institution
maintained and operated by it and the inventory shall
set forth each addition to or removal from inventory
and the reasons therefor and shall be prepared in such
manner and contain such additional information as the
Director may require. O. Reg. 766/79, s. 5, part.
6. Section 28, as remade by section 8 of Ontario
Regulation 713/73, section 29, as amended by
section 9 of Ontario Regulation 113/73, section
30, as amended by section 10 of Ontario Regula-
tion 113/73, and section 31 of the said Regula-
tion are revoked. O. Reg. 766/79, s. 6.
Form 1 of the said Regulation is revoked.
Reg. 766/79, s. 7.
O.
Form 2 of the said Regulation, as amended by
subsections 1 and 2 of section 8 of Ontario
Regulation 72/71 and subsections 1 and 2 of
section 16 of Ontario Regulation 113/73, is
revoked. O. Reg. 766/79, s. 8.
Form 3 of the said Regulation, as amended by
subsections 1 and 2 of section 17 of Ontario
Regulation 113/73, is revoked. O. Reg. 766/
79, s. 9.
10.
11.
12.
Form 7 of the said Regulation is revoked.
Reg. 766/79, s. 10.
O.
Form 8 of the said Regulation, as amended by
section 11 of Ontario Regulation 72/71 and sub-
sections 1 and 2 of section 19 of Ontario Regula-
tion 113/73, is revoked. O. Reg. 766/79, s. 11.
Form 9 of the said Regulation, as amended by
subsections 1 and 2 of section 20 of Ontario
Regulation 113/73, is revoked. O. Reg. 766/
79, s. 12.
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THE ELDERLY PERSONS CENTRES ACT
O. Reg. 767/79.
General.
Made — October 10th, 1979.
Filed— October 17th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 235 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE ELDERLY PERSONS CENTRES ACT
1. Section 3, section 4. as amended by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 117/71. section 5, as remade
by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 40/72 and
amended by section lof Ontario Regulation 203/
73, section 5a, as made by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 203/73, section 6 and section 7, as
amended by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 203/
73, of Regulation 235 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970, are revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
3. A municipality or an approved corporation that
applies for or receives a grant under section 4 or 5 of the
Act shall, if requested by the Minister, file with the
Minister evidence that all or any part of a building or
buildings used or to be used as an approved centre
complies with,
(a) the laws affecting the health of inhabitants of
the municipality in which the centre is
located;
(b) any rule, regulation, direction or order of the
local board of health and any direction or
order of the medical officer of health;
(r) any by-law of the municipality in which the
centre is located or other law for the protection
of persons from fire hazards;
(d) any restricted area, standard of housing or
building by-law passed by the municipality in
which the centre is located pursuant to Part
III of The Planning Act or any predecessor
thereof;
(e) the requirements of Ontario Regulation 925/
75 made under The Building Code Act, 1974;
and
(/) the requirements of Ontario Regulation 747/
77 made under The Power Corporation
Act. O. Reg. 767/79, s. I, part.
4. — (1) For the purposes of this section and sections
5, 5a, 5b and 5c,
(a) "actual cost" means the cost of a building
project and includes.
(i) fees payable for the services of an
architect, professional engineer, or
other consultant.
(ii) the cost of purchasing and installing
furnishings and equipment,
(hi) the cost of land surveys, soil tests,
permits, licences and legal fees,
(iv) the cost of paving, sodding and land-
scaping, and
(v) the cost of acquiring the land necessary
for the building project;
(b) "applicant for a capital grant" means a
municipality or an approved corporation that
is applying or has applied for a grant under
subsection 1 of section 4 of the Act for the
erection, alteration, extension, renovation,
acquisition or the furnishing and equipping of
a centre;
(c) "approved cost" means that portion of the
actual cost of a building project approved by
the Minister;
(d) "building project" means a project composed
of one or more of the following elements:
(i) for the purchase or other acquisition of
all or any part of an existing building or
buildings including the land contigu-
ous thereto,
(ii) any renovations, alterations or addi-
tions to an existing building or build-
ings,
(iii) the purchase or other acquisition of
vacant land for the purpose of con-
structing a building or buildings there-
on,
(iv) the erection of a new building, or any
part thereof,
(v) the demolition of a building,
(vi) the installation of public utilities, sew-
ers and items or services necessary for
access to the land or building or build-
ings.
(2) The amount of capital grant payable under the
Act for a building project of a municipality or an
approved corporation shall be equal to 30 per cent of the
approved cost of the building project. O.Reg. 767/79.
s. 1, part.
5. — (1) An application for a capital grant shall be
made to the Minister on a form provided by the Minis-
ter.
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(2) An applicant who applies under subsection 1
shall file with the Minister two copies of a site plan
showing the location of the building or buildings, if any,
on the site and, in the case of a building project with one
or more of the elements referred to in subclauses i, ii, iv
or vi of clause d of subsection 1 of section 4,
(a) building plans and specifications prepared by
an architect or professional engineer showing
the structure, fixtures and arrangements of
the building or buildings and describing the
areas of the building or buildings to be used
for the purposes of the Act; or
(b) where the Minister approves, structural
sketches and specifications prepared by a per-
son other than an architect or professional
engineer describing the building or buildings
and the areas of the building or buildings or
contiguous to the building or buildings to be
used for the purposes of the Act.
(3) No plan, specification or structural sketch filed
with the Minister shall be amended or altered without
the approval of the Minister. O. Reg. 767/79, s. 1,
part.
5a. — ( 1) No payment of a capital grant shall be made
for a building project except where,
(a) the building project has been approved by the
Minister; and
(b) the approved cost has been determined.
(2) An approval of a building project by the Minister
referred to in subsection 1 expires on the first anniver-
sary of the date upon which the approval is given unless
the building project has been commenced before such
anniversary date.
(3) A capital grant may be paid as a single payment
or in two or more instalments and, except where the
Minister directs otherwise, the aggregate of the
amounts of the capital grant paid at any point in time
shall not exceed,
(a) an amount that bears the same proportion to
the estimated total payment as the amount of
progress made at the time towards completion
of the project bears to the total estimated
amount of work required for completion; or
(6) an amount that bears the same proportion to
the estimated total payment as the amount of
cost incurred at the time bears to the total
estimated cost of the project,
whichever is the greater.
(4) A single payment, or in the case of payment in
two or more instalments, the final payment of an
amount payable for a building project shall not be made
until,
(a) an architect or professional engineer certifies,
or the Minister is otherwise satisfied, that the
building project has been completed in
accordance with the plans filed under clause a
of subsection 2 of section 5 or the sketches
thereof approved by the Minister under clause
b of subsection 2 of section 5 and the building
or addition is ready for use and occupancy;
and
(b) the applicant for the payment submits a report
containing,
(i) a statement of the actual cost of the
building project,
(ii) a statement indicating that all refund-
able sales tax has been taken into
account,
(iii) a statement indicating that the total
amount of the unpaid accounts applic-
able to the building project does not
exceed the amount of the grant
remaining to be paid, and
(iv) an undertaking that the amount of the
grant remaining to be paid will be
applied first to the payment of the
unpaid accounts,
and, where the applicant is an approved corporation,
an authorized officer of the board of directors of the
approved corporation certifies that the council of the
municipality in which the centre is situate, or the coun-
cil of that municipality together with the councils of one
or more contiguous municipalities, has directed pay-
ment to the corporation of an amount equal to at least 20
per cent of the actual cost of the building project, or
contributed to the corporation real or personal prop-
erty, approved by the Minister, that is equivalent in
value to at least 20 per cent of the actual cost of the
building project. O. Reg. 767/79, s. \,part.
5b . No applicant for or recipient of a capital grant for
a building project shall,
(a) acquire a building or land for the building
project;
(b) call tenders for the building project;
(c) commence construction of the building pro-
ject; or
(d) erect any temporary or permanent sign, tablet
or plaque on the site or building project,
without the written approval of the Minister. O. Reg.
767/79, s. I, part.
5c. It is a term and condition of a payment of a
capital grant under the Act in respect of a building,
buildings or land forming part of a building project that
the applicant for the payment enter into an agreement
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with the Minister in which the applicant shall agree not
to.
(a) contravene the provisions of subsection 1 of
section 7 of the Act;
(b) use all or any part of the building, buildings or
land for a purpose other than that for which a
grant has been or is payable; or
(c ) demolish or make alterations or additions to
all or any part of the building or buildings,
without the written approval of the Minister and the
Minister may require, as a condition of the approval of
the payment, that the recipient repay the whole or such
part of the payment as the Minister considers approp-
riate in the circumstances where there is a default under
the agreement. O. Reg. 767/79, s. I, part.
6. Expenditures incurred by a municipality or an
approved corporation for furnishings or equipment, or
for repairs to or maintenance of a capital asset that,
(a) are approved by the Minister as capital
expenditures;
(b) are, in the opinion of the Minister, necessary
for the efficient operation of an approved
centre and the cost of which is not excessive
for the purpose; and
(c) are in excess of $300,
are capital expenditures for which a grant may be paid
under subsection 1 of section 4 of the Act, upon appli-
cation by the municipality or the approved corporation
in an amount equal to 30 per cent of the amount of the
approved expenditures incurred. O. Reg. 767/79,
s. 1. part.
7. A municipality or an approved corporation shall
in respect of every approved centre operated by it keep
and maintain an inventory of all furnishings and
equipment acquired by the centre and the inventory
shall set forth each addition to or removal from inven-
tory and the reasons therefor and shall be prepared in
such manner and contain such additional information
as the Director may require. O. Reg. 767/79, s. 1,
part.
2. Form 1 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 8 of Ontario Regulation 203/73, is
revoked. O. Reg. 767/79, s. 2.
3. Form 2 of the said Regulation, as amended by
section 7 of Ontario Regulation 117/71, section 3
of Ontario Regulation 521/71 and section 9 of
Ontario Regulation 203/73, is revoked.
O. Reg. 767/79, s. 3.
4. Form 3 of the said Regulation, as amended by
section 7 of Ontario Regulation 40/72 and section
10 of Ontario Regulation 203/73, is revoked.
O. Reg. 767/79, s. 4.
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THE HOMES FOR RETARDED PERSONS
ACT
O. Reg. 768/79.
General.
Made — October 10th, 1979.
Filed — October 17th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 437 OF
REVTSED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
M\DE UNDER
THE HOMES FOR RETARDED PERSONS ACT
1. Section 3 of Regulation 437 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970, as remade by section 3 of
Ontario Regulation 439/74, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
3. An approved corporation, if requested by the
Minister, shall file with the Minister evidence that the
whole or any part of a building or buildings used or to be
used as an approved home or an auxiliary residence
operated or maintained by the corporation or on behalf
of the corporation, complies with,
(a) the laws affecting the health of inhabitants of
the municipality in which the facility is
located;
(6) any rule, regulation, direction or order of the
local board of health and any direction or
order of the medical officer of health;
(c) any by-law of the municipality in which the
facility is located or other law for the protec-
tion of persons from fire hazards;
{d) any restricted area, standard of housing or
building by-law passed by the municipality in
which the facility is located pursuant to Part
IH of The Planning Act or any predecessor
thereof;
(e) the requirements of Ontario Regulation 925/
75 made under The Building Code Act, 1974;
and
(/) the requirements of Ontario Regulation 747/
7 7 made under The Power Corporation
Act. O. Reg. 768/79. s. 1.
. Clauses c, d, e and/ of subsection 1 of section 4
of the said Regulation are revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor
(c) sleeping accommodation in rooms located on
the ground floor or on the floor immediately
above it;
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(d) an outside recreation area, maintained in a
safe and sanitary condition; and
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(e) an inside recreation area maintained in a safe
and sanitary condition.
O. Reg. 768/79, s. 2.
3. Sections 5 and 6 of the said Regulation are
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
5. In every approved home, the board shall ensure
that,
(a) all fire hazards in the home are eliminated, the
home is inspected at least once a year by an
officer authorized to inspect buildings under
The Fire Marshals Act and the recommenda-
tions of the officer are carried out;
(b) there is adequate protection from radiators or
other heating equipment;
(c) the water supplies are adequate for all normal
needs, including those of fire protection;
(d) the fire protection equipment, including the
sprinkler system, fire extinguishers, hose and
standard pipe equipment are visually
inspected at least once a month and serviced
at least once every year by qualified person-
nel;
(e) the fire detection and alarm system is
inspected at least once a year by qualified fire
alarm maintenance personnel, and tested at
least once every month;
(/) at least once a year the heating equipment is
serviced by qualified personnel and the chim-
neys are inspected and cleaned if necessary;
(g) a written record is kept of inspections and
tests of fire equipment, fire drills, the fire
detection and alarm system, the heating sys-
tem, chimneys and smoke detectors;
(h) the staff and residents are instructed in the
method of sounding the fire detection and
alarm system;
(i) the staff are trained in the proper use of the
fire extinguishing equipment;
(j) a directive setting out the procedures that
must be followed and the steps that must be
taken by the staff and residents when a fire
alarm is given is drawn up and posted in
conspicuous places in the home;
(k) the staff and residents are instructed in the
procedures set out in the directive referred to
in clause j and the procedures are practised by
staff and residents at least once a month using
the fire alarm to initiate the drill;
(/) where matches are used, only safety matches
are issued to the staff and residents;
(m) an inspection of the building, including the
equipment in the kitchen and laundry, is
made each night to ensure that there is no
danger of fire and that all doors to stairwells,
all fire doors and all smoke barrier doors are
kept closed;
(n) adequate supervision is provided at all times
for the security of the residents and the home;
(o) oxygen is not used or stored in the home in a
pressure vessel;
(p) combustible rubbish is kept to a minimum;
(q) all exits are clear and unobstructed at all
times;
(r) combustible draperies, mattresses, carpeting,
curtains, decorations and similar materials
are suitably treated to render them resistant to
the spread of flame and are retreated when
necessary;
(s) receptacles into which electric irons or other
small appliances are plugged are equipped
with pilot lights that glow when the appliance
is plugged in;
(t) lint traps in the laundry are cleaned out after
each use of the equipment;
(m) flammable liquids and paint supplies are
stored in suitable containers in non-combust-
ible cabinets;
(v) suitable non-combustible ashtrays are pro-
vided where smoking is permitted;
(w) no portable electric heaters are used in the
home that are not in accordance with stan-
dards of approval set down by the Canadian
Standards Association;
(x) no vaporizing liquid fire extinguishers are
kept or used in the home; and
(y) no sprinkler heads, fire or smoke detector
heads are painted or otherwise covered with
any material or substance that is likely to pre-
vent them from functioning normally. O.
Reg. 768/79, s. 3, part.
6. An approved home located in a municipality that
does not have public fire protection shall be provided
with a complete automatic sprinkler system that com-
plies with Ontario Regulation 925/75 made under The
Building Code Act, 1974. O. Reg. 768/79, s. 3, part.
6a. The board shall keep and maintain an inventory
of all furnishings and equipment acquired by an
approved home and the inventory shall set forth each
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addition to or removal from inventory and the reasons
therefor and shall be prepared in such manner and
contain such additional information as the Director
may require. O. Reg. 768/79, s. 3, part.'
4. Section 14, as remade by section 9 of Ontario
Regulation 439/74, section 15, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 973/74, and sec-
tion 16 of the said Regulation are revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
14. For the purposes of sections 14a, IS and 15a,
(a) "actual cost" means the cost of a building
project and includes,
(i) fees payable for the services of an
architect, professional engineer, or
other consultant,
(ii) the cost of purchasing and installing
furnishings and equipment,
(iii) the cost of land surveys, soil tests,
permits, licences and legal fees,
(iv) the cost of paving, sodding and land-
scaping, and
(v) the cost of acquiring land necessary for
the building project;
(b) "approved cost" means that portion of the
actual cost of a building project approved by
the Minister;
(c ) "building project" means a project composed
of one or more of the following elements:
(i) the purchase or other acquisition of all
or any part of an existing building or
buildings including the land contigu-
ous thereto,
(ii) any renovations, alterations or addi-
tions to an exisiting building or build-
ings,
(iii) the purchase or other acquisition of
vacant land for the purpose of con-
structing a building or buildings there-
on,
(iv) the erection of a new building, or any
part thereof,
(v) the demolition of a building,
(vi) the installation of public utilities, sew-
ers and items or services necessary for
access to the land or building or build-
ings;
(d) "capital grant" means a grant under section 5
or 6 of the Act. O. Reg. 768/79. s. 4, part .
14a. — (1) An application for a capital grant shall be
made to the Minister on a form provided by the Minis-
ter.
(2) An applicant who applies under subsection 1
shall file with the Minister two copies of a site plan
showing the location of the building or buildings, if any.
on the site and , in the case of a building project with one
or more of the elements referred to in subclauses i, ii, iv
and vi of clause c of section 14,
(a) building plans and specifications prepared by
an architect or professional engineer showing
the structure, fixtures and arrangements of
the building or buildings and describing the
areas of the building or buildings to be used
for the purposes of the Act; or
(b) where the Minister approves, structural
sketches and specifications prepared by a per-
son other than an architect or professional
engineer describing the building or buildings
and the areas of the building or buildings or
contiguous to the building or buildings to be
used for the purposes of the Act.
(3) No plan, specification or structural sketch filed
with the Minister shall be amended or altered without
the approval of the Minister. O. Reg. 768/79, s. 4,
part.
15. — ( 1) The payment of a capital grant for a build-
ing project shall be made after the approved cost has
been determined.
(2) A capital grant may be paid as a single payment
or in two or more instalments and, except where the
Minister directs otherwise, the aggregate of the
amounts of the capital grant paid at any point in time
shall not exceed,
(a) an amount that bears the same proportion to
the estimated total payment as the amount of
progress made at the time towards completion
of the project bears to the total estimated
amount of work required for completion; or
(b) an amount that bears the same proportion to
the estimated total payment as the amount of
cost incurred at the time bears to the total
estimated cost of the project,
whichever is the greater.
(3) A single payment, or in the case of payment in
two or more instalments, the final payment of an
amount payable for a building project shall be made
after,
(a) an architect or professional engineer certifies,
or the Minister is otherwise satisfied, that the
building project has been completed in
accordance with the plans filed under clause a
of subsection 2 of section 15 or the sketches
thereof approved by the Minister under clause
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b of subsection 2 of section 15 and the building
or addition is ready for use and occupancy;
and
(b) the applicant for the payment submits a report
containing,
(i) a statement of the actual cost of the
building project,
(ii) a statement indicating that all refund-
able sales tax has been taken into
account,
(iii) a statement indicating that the total
amount of the unpaid accounts applic-
able to the building project does not
exceed the amount of the grant
remaining to be paid, and
(iv) an undertaking that the amount of the
grant remaining to be paid will be
applied first to the payment of the
unpaid accounts. O. Reg. 768/79,
s. 4, part.
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THE HOMES FOR THE AGED AND REST
HOMES ACT
O. Reg. 769/79.
General.
Made— October 10th, 1979.
Filed— October 17th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 439 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HOMES FOR THE AGED AND REST
HOMES ACT
1 . Section 10 of Regulation 439 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970, as amended by section 3
of Ontario Regulation 750/74, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
10. — (1) The board or the committee of management
of a home, as the case may be, shall ensure that,
(a) all fire hazards in the home are eliminated, the
home is inspected at least once a year by an
officer authorized to inspect buildings under
The Fire Marshals Act and the recommenda-
tions of the officer are carried out;
(b) there is adequate protection from radiators or
other heating equipment;
(c) the water supplies are adequate for all normal
needs, including those of fire protection;
(d) the fire protection equipment, including the
sprinkler system, fire extinguishers, hose and
stand pipe equipment are visually inspected at
least once a month and serviced at least once
every year by qualified personnel;
(e) the fire detection and alarm system is
inspected at least once a year by qualified fire
alarm maintenance personnel, and tested at
least once every month;
(J) at least once a year the heating equipment is
serviced by qualified personnel and the chim-
neys are inspected and cleaned if necessary;
(g) a written record is kept of inspections and
tests of fire equipment, fire drills, the fire
detection and alarm system, the heating sys-
tem, chimneys and smoke detectors;
(h) the staff and residents are instructed in the
method of sounding the fire detection and
alarm system;
(i) the staff are trained in the proper use of the
fire extinguishing equipment;
0) a directive setting out the procedures that
must be followed and the steps that must be
taken by the staff and residents when a fire
alarm is given is drawn up and posted in
conspicuous places in the home;
(k) the staff and residents are instructed in the
procedures set out in the directive referred to
in clause j and the procedures are practised by
staff and residents at least once a month using
the fire alarm to initiate the drill;
(/) where matches are used, only safety matches
are issued to the staff and residents;
(m) an inspection of the building, including the
equipment in the kitchen and laundry, is
made each night to ensure that there is no
longer danger of fire and that all doors to
stairwells, all fire doors and all smoke barrier
doors are kept closed;
(n) adequate supervision is provided at all times
for the security of the residents and the home;
(o) oxygen is not used or stored in the home in a
pressure vessel;
(p ) combustible rubbish is kept to a minimum;
(q) all exits are clear and unobstructed at all
times;
(r) combustible draperies, mattresses, carpeting,
curtains, decorations and similar materials
are suitably treated to render them resistant to
the spread of flame and are retreated when
necessary;
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(5) receptacles into which electric irons or other
small appliances are plugged are equipped
with pilot lights which glow when the
appliance is plugged in;
(t) lint traps in the laundry are cleaned out after
each use of the equipment;
(m) flammable liquids and paint supplies are
stored in suitable containers in non-combust-
ible cabinets;
(v) suitable non-combustible ashtrays are pro-
vided where smoking is permitted;
(w) no portable electric heaters are used in the
home that are not in accordance with stan-
dards of approval set down by the Canadian
Standards Association;
(x) no vaporizing liquid fire extinguishers are
kept or used in the home; and
(y) no sprinkler heads, fire or smoke detector
heads are painted or otherwise covered with
any material or substance that is likely to pre-
vent them from functioning normally.
home located in a municipality that does not
have public fire protection shall be provided with a
complete automatic sprinkler system that complies with
standards prescribed under The Building Code Act,
1974. O. Reg. 769/79, s. 1.
2. — (1) Clause c of subsection 1 of section 15 of the
said Regulation is revoked. O. Reg. 769/79.
s. 2 (1).
(2) Subsection 2 of the said section 15, as amended
by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 750/74, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(2) The board or committee of management of a
home, as the case may be, shall keep and maintain an
inventory of all furnishings and equipment acquired by
the home and the inventory shall set forth each addition
to or removal from inventory and the reasons therefor
and shall be prepared in such manner and contain
such additional information as the Director may
require. O. Reg. 769/79, s. 2 (2).
3. Section 25 of the said Regulation, as amended by
section 5 of Ontario Regulation 311/72 and sec-
tion 2 of Ontario Regulation 829/77, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
25. — (1) Expenditures incurred by a home for fur-
lishings or equipment, or for repairs to or maintenance
jf a capital asset, that,
(a) are approved by the Minister as capital
expenditures;
(jb) are, in the opinion of the Minister, necessary
for the efficient operation of the home and the
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cost of which is not excessive for the purpose;
and
(c) are in excess of $500,
are a class of payment for which a grant may be paid
under subsection 1 of section 2 7 of the Act.
(2) Where a home intends to make or makes applica-
tion for a payment under this section, the Director shall
conduct a capital budgetary review and report the
results thereof to the Minister prior to the proposed
expenditures being submitted to the Minister for
approval. O. Reg. 769/79, s. 3.
4. Section 26 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
26. For the purposes of sections 26a and 266,
(a) "actual cost" means the cost of a building
project and includes,
(i) fees payable for the services of an
architect, professional engineer or
other consultant,
(ii) the cost of purchasing and installing
furnishings and equipment,
(iii) the cost of land surveys, soil tests,
permits, licences and legal fees,
(iv) the cost of paving, sodding and land-
scaping, and
(v) the cost of acquiring the land necessary
for the building project;
(6) "approved cost" means that portion of the
actual cost of a building project approved by
the Minister:
(c) "architect" means an architect who is a
member in good standing of the Ontario
Association of Architects;
(d) "building project" means a project composed
of one or more of the following elements:
(i) the purchase or other acquisition of all
or any part of an existing building or
buildings including the land contigu-
ous thereto,
(ii) any renovations, alterations or addi-
tions to an existing building or build-
ings,
(iii) the purchase or other acquisition of
vacant land for the purpose of con-
structing a building or buildings there-
on.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 769/79
(iv) the erection of a new building, or any
part thereof,
(v) the demolition of a building,
(vi) the installation of public utilities, sew-
ers and items or services necessary for
access to the land or building or build-
ings;
(e) "capital grant" means a grant under subsec-
tion 1 of section 27 of the Act;
(/) "professional engineer" means a professional
engineer who is a member in good standing of
the Association of Professional Engineers of
the Province of Ontario. O. Reg. 769/79,
s. 4, part.
26a. — (1) An application for a capital grant shall be
made to the Minister on a form provided by the Minis-
ter.
(2) An applicant who applies under subsection 1
shall file with the Minister two copies of a site plan
showing the location of the building or buildings, if any,
on the site and, in the case of a building project with one
or more of the elements referred to in subclause i, ii, iv
or vi of clause d of section 26,
(a) building plans and specifications prepared by
an architect or professional engineer showing
the structure, fixtures and arrangements of
the building or buildings and describing the
areas of the building or buildings to be used
for the purposes of the Act; or
(b) where the Minister approves, structural
sketches and specifications prepared by a per-
son other than an architect or professional
engineer describing the building or buildings
and the areas of the building or buildings or
contiguous to the building or buildings to be
used for the purposes of the Act.
(3) No plan, specification or structural sketch filed
with the Minister shall be amended or altered without
the approval of the Minister. O. Reg. 769/79, s. 4,
part.
26b. — (1) The payment of a capital grant for a
building project shall be made after,
(a) the building project has been approved by the
Minister; and
(b) the approved cost has been determined.
(2) An approval of a building project by the Minister
referred to in subsection 1 expires on the first anniver-
sary of the date upon which the approval is given unless
the building project has been commenced before such
anniversary date.
(3) A capital grant may be paid as a single payment
or in two or more instalments and, except where the
Minsiter directs otherwise, the aggregate of the
amounts of the capital grant paid at any point in time
shall not exceed,
(a) an amount that bears the same proportion to
the estimated total payment as the amount of
progress made at the time towards completion
of the project bears to the total estimated
amount of work required for completion; or
(b) an amount that bears the same proportion to
the estimated total payment as the amount of
cost incurred at the time bears to the total I
estimated cost of the project,
whichever is the greater.
(4) A single payment, or in the case of payment in
two or more instalments, the final payment of an!
amount payable for a building project shall be made ,
after,
(a) an architect or professional engineer certifies,
or the Minister is otherwise satisfied, that the
building project has been completed in
accordance with the plans filed under clause a
of subsection 2 of section 26a or the sketches*
thereof approved by the Minister under clause
b of subsection 2 of section 26a and the
building or addition is ready for use and occuj
pancy; and
(b) the applicant for the payment submits a report
containing,
(i) a statement of the actual cost of the
building project,
(ii) a statement indicating that all refund-
able sales tax has been taken into
account,
(iii) a statement indicating that the total
amount of the unpaid accounts applic-
able to the building project does not
exceed the amount of the grant
remaining to be paid, and
(iv) an undertaking that the amount of the
grant remaining to be paid will be
applied first to the payment of the
unpaid accounts. O. Reg. 769/79,
s. 4, part.
26c. The board or the committee of management, as
the case may be, of a home shall, if requested by the
Minister, file with the Minister evidence that all or any
part of a building or buildings used or to be used as a
home complies with,
(a) the laws affecting the health of inhabitants ol
the municipality in which the home is located;
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 770/79 5253
(b) any rule, regulation, direction or order of the
local board of health and any direction or
order of the medical officer of health;
(c) any by-law of the municipality in which the
home is located or other law for the protection
of persons from fire hazards;
(d) any restricted area, standard of housing or
building by-law passed by the municipality in
which the home is located pursuant to Part HI
of The Planning Act or anv predecessor there-
of;
(c) the requirements of Ontario Regulation 925/
75 made under The Building Code Act, 1974;
and
(/) the requirements of Ontario Regulation 747/
77 made under The Power Corporation
Act. O. Reg. 769/79, s. 4, part.
5. Section 27ft of the said Regulation, as made by
section 6 of Ontario Regulation 750/74, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
27b. The board or the committee of management, as
he case may be, of a home that provides or purchases
esidential services shall, if requested by the Minister,
ile with the Minister evidence that all or any part of a
uilding or buildings used or to be used as a satellite
ome complies with,
(a) the laws affecting the health of inhabitants of
the municipality in which the satellite home is
located;
(b) any rule, regulation, direction or order of the
local board of health and any direction or
order of the medical officer of health;
(c) any by-law of the municipality in which the
satellite home is located or other law for the
protection of persons from fire hazards;
{d) any restricted area, standard of housing or
building by-law passed by the municipality in
which the satellite home is located pursuant to
Part III of The Planning Act or any predeces-
sor thereof;
{e) the requirements of Ontario Regulation 925/
75 made under The Building Code Act, 1974;
and
(/) the requirements of Ontario Regulation 747/
77 made under The Power Corporation
Act. O. Reg. 769/79. s. 5.
6. Form 9 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 6 of Ontario Regulation 311/72, is
revoked. O. Reg. 769/79, s. 6.
7. Form 10 of the said Regulation is revoked.
Reg. 769/79, s. 7.
571
O.
44 I
2309
THE MINISTRY OF CULTURE AND
RECREATION ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 770/79.
Municipal Recreation Directors' Certifi-
cates and Arena Managers' Certificates.
Made — October 3rd, 1979.
Approved — October 10th, 1979.
Filed — October 18th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 392/71
MADE UNDER
THE MINISTRY OF CULTURE AND
RECREATION ACT. 1974
1. Clause a of section 1 of Ontario Regulation 392/
71 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(a) "applicant" means a person who is employed.
(i) by a municipality in a professional
capacity to provide a recreation service
through a recreation committee or
joint recreation committee authorized
under the Act, or
(ii) in a program or service considered
equivalent by the Minister to a recrea-
tion service referred to in subclause i,
and who applies in writing to the Deputy
Minister for an interim or permanent munici-
pal recreation director's certificate. O. Reg.
770/79, s. 1.
2. Clause d of section 2 of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(d) evidence of,
(i) having obtained from an approved
university a degree in an area of study
other than recreation.
(ii) having successfully completed at a
college of applied arts and technology
or a university, one course in each of
sociology, psychology and human
growth and development, and
(iii) having successfully completed the
reading course in the philosophy of
leisure approved by the Minister; or
3. Clause b of section 3 of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(b) evidence of at least three years of full-time
professional experience in municipal recrea-
tion.
5254 O. Reg. 770/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 771/79
4. Clause b of section S of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(ft) evidence of at least three years of full-time
professional experience in municipal recrea-
tion,
5. Clause b of section 7 of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(b) evidence of,
(i) having obtained a degree from an
approved university,
(ii) having received the certificate referred
to in clause a prior to the 20th day of
January, 1966,
(iii) having completed five years of full
time professional experience in
municipal recreation subsequent to the
date of the certificate referred to in
clause a, or
(iv) having completed eight years of full-
time professional experience in
municipal recreation,
Reuben Baetz
Minister of Culture
and Recreation
Dated at Toronto, this 3rd day of October, 1979. .
(3572)
44
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
O. Reg. 771/79.
Open Seasons — Moose and Deer.
Made— October 17th, 1979.
Filed— October 18th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND ONTARIO REGULATION 405/78
MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
1. Parts 72, 73 and 74 of Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation 405/78 are revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
Part 72
All those lands in the Township of East Luther in the County of Dufferin and the Township of West Luther in
the County of Wellington in the Province of Ontario more particularly described as follows:
Firstly:
Lots 20, 21, the south half of the north half of Lot 22 and the south half of the west half of the north half of Lot
23 in Concession IV; lots 1 9, 2 0, 2 1 and 2 3 in Concession V; lots 19, 20 and 2 1 in Concession VI; lots 1 9, 20 and 2 1 in!1
Concession VII; lots 19, 20 and 2 1 in Concession VIII; lots 19, 20 and 2 1 in Concession IX; and lots 19, 20 and 2 1 in j|:
Concession X, all in the said Township of East Luther.
Secondly:
Lot 1 3 , the north half of Lot 1 6 and all of lots 1 7 and 1 8 in Concession V; the east half of Lot 1 3 and all of lots 14
15, 16, 17andl8in Concession VI; the south half ofLotl3and all oflotsH, 15, 16, 17 and 18 in Concession VII; the
north half of Lot 13, the north half of Lot 14, the east half of the south half of Lot 14, the east half of the west half ol
the south half of Lot 14 and all of lots 15, 16, 17 and 18 in Concession VIII; lots 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18 ir
Concession IX; and lots 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18 in Concession X, all in the said Township of West Luther.
Part 73
All those lands in the Township of Scugog in The Regional Municipality of Durham, formerly in the Townshi| j
of Reach in the County of Ontario, in the Province of Ontario, more particularly described as follows:
Lot 19, Lot 20 west of the Whitby and Port Perry extension railway (now the Canadian National Railwa.:
Company) , the south half of Lot 2 1 west of the said railway line in Concession XI , all of Lot 1 9 , the north half of lot i
20 and 2 1 west of the said railway line, and the west half of the south half of Lot 20 west of the Whitby and Poi
Perry extension railway (now the Canadian National Railway Company) in Concession X; the east half of the sout j.
2310
O. Reg. 771/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 773/79 5255
half of Lot 14, the west quarter of the south half of Lot 14, the west half of Lot 15, the south half of Lot 16, the south
half of Lot 1 7 , the south half of the north half of Lot 1 6, the north half of Lot 1 8 and the north half of the south half of
Lot 18, that part of Lot 19 in Concession IX lying west of the Whitby and Port Perry extension railway (now the
Canadian National Railway Company), the east half of Lot 14, all of Lot 15, and the east half of the north half of Lot
1 6 in Concession VIII , the south half of Lot 1 3 , all of Lot 1 4 , the north half of Lot 1 5 , and the west half of the south
half of Lot 15 in Concession VII in the said Township of Reach.
Part 74
All those lands in the County of Grenville in the Province of Ontario described as follows:
The G. Howard Ferguson Nursery in the Township of Oxford in the County of Grenville.
(3573) 44
THE HEALTH DISCIPLINES ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 772/79.
Pharmacy.
Made — October 2nd, 1979.
Approved — October 17th, 1979.
Filed— October 19th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 579/75
MADE UNDER
THE HEALTH DISCIPLINES ACT, 1974
1. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 80 of Ontario
Regulation 579/75, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 753/76, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(1) The annual fee,
(a) for a pharmacist under sixty-five years of age,
is $120;
(b) for a pharmacist sixty-five or more years of
age, is $70,
md is due on the 10th day of January in each year for
he year. O. Reg. 772/79, s. 1 (1).
(2) Subsections 3 and 4 of the said section 80, as
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 753/
76, are revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(3) The fee for an application for a certificate of
ccreditation of a pharmacy is $180.
(4) The annual fee for renewal of a certificate of
ccreditation of a pharmacy is $180 and is due on the
0th day of March in each year for the vear. O. Reg.
72/79, s. 1 (2).
(3) Subsections 5 and 6 of the said section 80 are
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(5) The fee for registration as a registered pharmacy
tudent is $10.
(6) The fee for registration as an intern is $20. O.
Reg. 772/79, s. 1 (3).
Council of The Ontario College
of Pharmacists:
W. R. Foltas
President
William R. Wensley
Registrar
Dated at Toronto, this 2nd day of October, 1979.
(3574) 44
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 773/79.
Order made under Section 29a of
The Planning Act.
Made — October 17th, 1979.
Filed — October 19th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March,
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 2 7, as it existed on the 25 th day of
June, 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
That parcel of land situate in the City of Welland in
The Regional Municipality of Niagara, formerly in
the Township of Crowland in the County of Welland ,
being composed of that part of Lot 2 7 in Concession
VI more particularly described as follows:
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5256 O. Reg. 773/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 775/79
Beginning at a point in the northerly limit of the said
Lot 27 a distance of 1,004.83 feet westerly from the
northeasterly angle of the said Lot;
Thence south 4° 231^' west 180 feet to a point;
Thence north 88° 41' west 123.87 feet;
Thence south 4° 23'/S>' west 60 feet;
Thence south 88° 41' east 123.87 feet;
Thence north 4° 23!^' east 60 feet to the place of
beginning.
Together with a right-of-way over that part of the
said Lot 2 7 more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the northerly limit of the said
Lot distant westerly 1,004.83 feet from the north-
easterly angle thereof;
Thence south 4° 23' west 240 feet;
Thence south 88° 41 ' east 66 feet to the westerly limit
of the lands of the Ontario Hydro;
Thence north 5° IS' east 240 feet, more or less, to the
northerly limit of the said Lot;
Thence westerly along the said northerly limit 66
feet, more or less, to the place of beginning. O. Reg.
773/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 17th day of October, 1979.
(3575)
44
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 774/79.
Order made under Section 29a of
The Planning Act.
Made— October 17th, 1979.
Filed— October 19th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March,
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 2 7 , as it existed on the 25th day of
June, 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 or a predecessor
23
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
That parcel of land situate in the Town of East
Gwillimbury in The Regional Municipality of York,
being composed of that part of Lot 20 in Concession V
more particularly described as follows:
Premising that the north 9° 08 ' 1 0" west of the easterly
limit of the said Lot, being the westerly limit of the
road allowance between Concessions V and VI, isi
astronomic and referring all bearings herein thereto;
Beginning at an iron bar planted in the northerly
limit of the said Lot, being the southerly limit of the
road allowance between Lots 20 and 2 1 , a distance of
1,386.35 feet measured south 73° 38' 30" west thereon
from the northeasterly angle of the said Lot 20;
Thence south 73° 38' 30" west along the said north- j
erly limit 661.50 feet to an iron bar planted;
Thence south 16° 46' 10" east 662. 15 feet to an iron
bar planted in the line of a fence running easterly; *
Thence north 73° 01' east along the general line of the
said fence 661.49 feet to an iron bar planted;
Thence north 16° 46' 10" west 654.93 feet to the place
of beginning. O. Reg. 774/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 17th day of October, 1979.
(3576) 44
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 775/79.
Order made under Section 29a of
The Planning Act.
Made— October 17th, 1979.
Filed— October 19th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a predecesso
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of tf*
said section, or of an Order made under clause b 0
subsection 1 of section 2 7 , as it existed on the 25th day o
June, 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 c
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 or a predecesso
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never t
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance c
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
12
O. Reg. 775/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 777/79 5257
That parcel of land situate in the Township of
Smith in the County of Peterborough, being com-
posed of that part of the east half of Lot 1 in Conces-
sion II designated as Part 6 on a Plan deposited in the
Land Registry Office for the Registry Division of
Peterborough (Xo. 45) as Number R-429. O. Reg.
775/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 17th day of October, 1979.
44
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 776/79.
Order made under Section 29a of
The Planning Act.
Made— October 17th. 1979.
Filed— October 19th. 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March.
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a predecessor
hereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
Bid section, or of an Order made under clause b of
ubsection 1 of section 2 7, as it existed on the 25th day of
lune. 1970. of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
he Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1 960 or a predecessw
hereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
lave had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
reation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
That parcel of land situate in the Township of
Lindsay in the County of Bruce, being composed of
that part of Lot 15 in Concession \TH, west of the
Bury Road, designated as Part 54 according to a Plan
deposited in the Land Registry Office for the Registry
Division of Bruce (No. 3) as Number R-175. O.
Reg. 776/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 17th day of October, 1979.
(3578) 44
THE COLLECTION AGENCIES ACT
O. Reg. 777/79.
General.
Made — October 10th, 1979.
Filed— October 19th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 21/71
MADE UNDER
THE COLLECTION AGENCIES ACT
1 . Section 1 7 of Ontario Regulation 2 1/7 1 , as made
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 87/79, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor
1 7. The Act does not apply to a telephone system or
telephone company that is,
(a) engaged in the business of a collection agency
on behalf of Tele-Direct Limited; or
(b) collecting accounts through its normal proce-
dures on behalf of other parties where use of a
telecommunications system is an integral part
of the service provided by such a party to its
customers. O. Reg. 777/79, s. 1.
(3579)
44
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 5259
INDEX 44
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 5191
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 5197
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 5208
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 5209
Transfer of Ontario Corporation 5210
The Loan and Trust Corporations Act 5210
Amendments to Articles 5210
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 5213
Order Reviving Corporate Powers 5214
Licences in Mortmain Issued 5214
Extra-Provincial Licences Issued 5215
Extra-Provincial Licences Cancelled 5215
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 5215
Voluntary Winding Up Under The Business Corporations Act 5216
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation 5216
Credit Unions Dissolved 5223
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 5224
Petitions to Parliament 5226
Applications to Parliament 5226
CORPORATION NOTICES 5227
NOTICE TO CREDITORS 5229
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 5230
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 5230
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 5231
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS 5232
TREASURERS SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES 5233
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Agricultural Development Finance Act O. Reg. 762/79 5240
The Charitable Institutions Act O. Reg. 758/79 5238
The Charitable Institutions Act O. Reg. 766/79 5241
The Collection Agencies Act O. Reg. 777/79 5257
The Elderly Persons Centres Act O. Reg. 767/79 5245
The Employment Standards Act, 1974 O. Reg. 761/79 5239
The Environmental Protection Act, 1971 O. Reg. 765/79 5241
The Family Benefits Act O. Reg. 760/79 5239
The Game and Fish Act O. Reg. 771/79 5254
The General Welfare Assistance Act O. Reg. 757/79 5238
The Helath Disciplines Act, 1974 O. Reg. 772/79 5255
The Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act O. Reg. 759/79 5239
The Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act O. Reg. 769/79 5250
The Homes for Retarded Persons Act O. Reg. 768/79 5247
The Ministry of Culture and Recreation Act, 1974 O. Reg. 770/79 5253
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act. 1973 O. Reg. 763/79 5240
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act, 1973 O. Reg. 764/79 5241
The Planning Act O. Reg. 756/79 5237
The Planning Act O. Reg. 773/79 5255
The Planning Act O. Reg. 774/79 5256
The Planning Act O. Reg. 775/79 5256
The Planning Act O. Reg. 776/79 5257
5260
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1979
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1979 the dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in The Ontark
Gazette are as follows:
January 6th,
February 3rd,
March 3rd
April 7th,
May 5th,
June 2nd,
July 7th,
August 4th,
September 1st,
October 6th,
November 3rd,
December 1st,
Issue No.
1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held
5
9
14
18
22
27
31
35
40
44
48
April 8th,
— May 6th,
— June 3rd,
-July 8th,
— August 5th,
— September 2nd
—October 7th,
— November 4th,
— December 2nd,
— January 6th,
— February 3rd,
— March 2nd,
1979
1980
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received befor
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O. Reg. 778/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
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Publications Under The Regulations Act
November 10th, 1979
THE FARM PRODUCTS GRADES AND
SALES ACT
O. Reg. 778/79.
Fruit — Controlled-Atmosphere Storage.
Made — October 17th, 1979.
Filed — October 22nd. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 951/75
MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS GRADES AND
SALES ACT
1. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 4 of Ontario Regu-
lation 951/75, exclusive of the clauses, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(1) Subject to section 5, a licence as an operator in
Form 2 is issued upon condition that, where apples are
stored as controlled-atmosphere fruit, the operator.
(2) Clause a , subclause ii of clause d , and clauses e , g
and h of subsection 1 of the said section 4 are
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(a) notifies the Farm Products Quality Branch of
the Ministry of Agriculture and Food within
120 hours of every mechanical sealing;
(ii) he has first obtained the permission of
an inspector and the storage period
referred to in clause c has been com-
pleted;
(e) maintains on a form to be provided by the
Director, an accurate daily record of the
atmosphere in respect of each compartment in
which fruit is stored;
(g ) allows inspection of all records pertaining to
the stored fruit at all reasonable times by the
owner of the fruit or his agent or an inspector;
and
(3) The said section 4 is amended by adding thereto
the following subsection:
(3) An inspector may require that an operator earn
out adjustments to the mechanical sealing of a com-
partment in order to affix the official seal. O. Reg.
778/79, s. 1 (3).
2. Clauses a, b and c of section 5 of the said Regu-
lation are revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(a) the operator forthwith notifies the Farm
Products Quality Branch of the Ministry of
Agriculture and Food that the oxygen content
of the compartment exceeds 5 per cent;
(b) the oxygen content of the compartment does
not exceed 5 per cent for a period of at least
ninety non-consecutive days; and
(r ) the total storage time commencing with the
time of compliance with clause b of subsection
1 of section 4 is not less than 100 consecutive
days.
3. Section 6 of the said Regulation, exclusive of the
clauses, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
6. A licence as a packer of controlled-atmosphere
fruit in Form 4 is issued upon condition that, where the
holder of the licence repacks controlled-atmosphere
fruit, he may mark immediately on each container into
which he repacks the fruit.
4. Form 1 of the said Regulation is amended by
striking out the address and inserting in lieu
thereof the following:
To: The Director,
Farm Products Quality Branch,
Ministry of Agriculture and Food,
Legislative Buildings,
Toronto, Ontario, M7A 1A7.
5. Forms 2 and 4 of the said Regulation are
amended by striking out "Inspection" in the last
line of each form and inserting in lieu thereof in
each instance "Quality".
6. Forms 5 and 6 of the said Regulation are
revoked.
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5326 O. Reg. 779/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 783/79
THE LABOUR RELATIONS ACT
O. Reg. 779/79.
General.
Made— October 17th, 1979.
Filed— October 22nd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 549 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE LABOUR RELATIONS ACT
1. Regulation 549 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding thereto the
following section:
FILING OF ARBITRATION DECISIONS
4. — (1) Every arbitrator shall, within ten days of
issuing an award, file a copy thereof with the Minister.
(2) A record shall be maintained of each award filed
with the Minister under subsection 1 and upon payment
of the prescribed fee, the Ministry shall supply a copy of
the award to any person applying therefor. O. Reg.
779/79, s. 1.
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THE HOSPITAL LABOUR DISPUTES
ARBITRATION ACT
O. Reg. 780/79.
Rules of Procedure.
Made— October 17th, 1979.
Filed— October 22nd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 441 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HOSPITAL LABOUR DISPUTES
ARBITRATION ACT
1. Regulation 441 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding thereto the
following section:
10. — (1) Every arbitrator shall, within ten days of
issuing an award, file a copy thereof with the Minister.
(2) A record shall be maintained of each award filed
with the Minister under subsection 1 and upon payment
of the prescribed fee, the Ministry shall supply a copy of
the award to any person applying therefor. O. Reg.
780/79, s. 1.
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TI IE INTERPRETATION ACT
O. Reg. 781/79.
Fees Payable under The Labour
Relations Act.
Made— October 17th, 1979.
Filed— October 22nd, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE INTERPRETATION ACT
FEES PAYABLE UNDER THE LABOUR
RELATIONS ACT
1. The fee for copies of an award filed under subsec-
tion 1 of section 4 of Regulation 549 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970 is 50 cents for each page. O.
Reg. 781/79, s. 1.
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THE INTERPRETATION ACT
O. Reg. 782/79.
Fees Payable under The Hospital Labour
Disputes Arbitration Act.
Made— October 17th, 1979.
Filed— October 22nd, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE INTERPRETATION ACT
FEES PAYABLE UNDER
THE HOSPITAL LABOUR DISPUTES
ARBITRATION ACT
1. The fee for copies of an award filed under subsec-
tion 1 of section 10 of Regulation 441 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1970 is 50 cents per page. O. Reg.
782/79, s. 1.
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 783/79.
Restricted Areas — District of
Timiskaming.
Made — October 22nd, 1979.
Filed— October 23rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 671 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO,
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1970
1. Section 12 of Regulation 671 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970, as remade by section 1 of
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O. Reg. 783/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 784/79 5327
Ontario Regulation 663/79, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
12. Notwithstanding section 4, the lands described
in Schedules 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 1 1 and 12 may each be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwel-
ling and buildings and structures accessory' there-
to. O. Reg. 783/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is amended by adding
thereto the following Schedules:
Schedule 11
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Chamberlain in the Territorial District of
Timiskaming, being composed of that part of the south
half of Lot 12 in Concession V described as Parcel 16810
in the Register for South Section Timiskaming in the
Land Registry Office for the Land Titles Division of
Timiskaming (No. 54). O. Reg. 783/79, s. 2, part.
Schedule 12
That parcel of land situate in the Town of Charlton in
the Territorial District of Timiskaming, being com-
posed of lots 126 and 127 according to a Plan registered
in the Land Registry Office for the Land Titles Division
of Timiskaming (No. 54) as Number M-l 10. O. Reg.
783/79, s. 2, part.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 22nd day of October, 1979.
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 784/79.
Restricted Areas — Part of the District of
Manitoulin — Townships of Campbell,
Dawson, Mills and Robinson.
Made — October 22nd, 1979.
Filed— October 23rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 153/74
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 153/74 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
41. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
j Order, the land described in Schedule 39 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of an additional acces-
Jsory building to the existing summer cottage now
ted on the said land provided the following
requirements are met:
Maximum length of
building
Maximum width of
building
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear vard
Maximum
building
height of
8 metres
6 metres
7.5 metres
1 8 metres on one side
and 3 metres on the
other side
7.5 metres
5 metres
O. Reg. 784/79, s. 1.
The said Regulation is further amended by-
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 39
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Campbell in the Territorial District of
Manitoulin. being composed of that part of Lot 5 in
Concession VI more particularly described as follows:
Commencing at a stake planted on the blind line
between lots 4 and 5 in the said Concession VI on the
boundary of road allowance;
Thence southerly 127.5 feet;
Thence easterly 330 feet;
Thence northerly 169 feet, 6 inches parallel to the said
line between lots 4 and 5;
Thence on a straight line in a northerly direction 122.5
feet to the boundary of road allowance;
Thence following curve of road 359.5 feet, 6 inches to
the place of beginning described as follows:
Beginning where a stake has been planted at the inter-
section of the northerly boundary of the said Lot 4 with
the easterly boundary of the said Lot 5;
Thence southerly along the easterly boundary of the
said Lot 5 a distance of 127.5 feet to a point;
Thence westerly on a line parallel with the southerly
boundary of the said Lot a distance of 330 feet to a point;
Thence northerly on a line parallel with the southerly
boundary of the said Lot a distance of 330 feet to a point;
Thence northerly on a line parallel with the easterly
boundary of the said Lot a distance of 1 69 feet, 6 inches,
more or less, to the northerly boundary of the said Lot;
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O. Reg. 787/79
Thence in a northeasterly direction along the northerly
boundary of the said Lot to the northeasterly angle of
the said Lot;
Thence southerly along the easterly boundary of the
said Lot to the place of beginning. O. Reg. 784/79,
s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 22nd day of October, 1979.
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 785/79.
Construction Zones.
Made— October 19th, 1979.
Filed— October 23rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 411 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Schedule 1 to Regulation 411 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding
thereto the following paragraph:
76. That part of the King's Highway known as No. 2
in the County of Oxford lying between the point situate
at its intersection with the King's Highway known as
No. 1 9 in the Township of Zorra and a point situate 300
metres measured easterly from its intersection with
Oxford County Road No. 30 in the Township of East
Zorra-Tavistock.
2. Schedule 103 to the said Regulation is amended
by adding thereto the following paragraph:
20. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
69 in the Territorial District of Parry Sound lying
between a point situate at its intersection with the line
between lots 111 and 112 in Concession A in the
Township of Foley and a point situate at its intersection
with the King's Highway known as No. 559 in the
Township of McDougall.
J. Snow
Minister of Transportation
and Communications
Dated at Toronto, this 19th day of October, 1979.
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 786/79.
Parking.
Made — October 17th, 1979.
Filed— October 23rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 42 1 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO,
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1970
1. Appendix A to Regulation 421 of Revisec
Regulations of Ontario, 1970 is amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 68
HIGHWAY No. 38
1 . That part of the King's Highway known as No. 38
in the Township of Kingston in the County of Fron-
tenac beginning at a point situate at its intersection with
a roadway known as 4th Concession Road and extend-
ing southerly therealong for a distance of 820 metres.
O. Reg. 786/79, s. 1.
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 787/79.
General.
Made— October 17th, 1979.
Filed— October 23rd, 1979.
2?>
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 418 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 4 of Regulation 418
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as
remade by subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 234/75, is amended by striking out
"and 3" in the first line and inserting in lieu
thereof "3 and 3a".
(2) Subsection 3 of the said section 4, as made by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 632/74,
revoked and the following substituted therefor
(3) A permit may be issued in respect of a trailer for
the life of the trailer in which case the permit shall not
expire during the life of the trailer unless the permit is
replaced by a permit issued by another jurisdiction
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O. Reg. 787/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 790/79 5329
(3a) Notwithstanding subsection 3. a permit may be
issued or validated in respect of a trailer for the term
from the 1st day of April, 1979 to the 3 1st day of March,
1980, in which case the permit or validated permit
expires on the expiration of the term. O. Reg. 787/79,
s. 1.
2 . Item 1 7 of subsection 1 of section 5 of the said
Regulation, as made by subsection 6 of section 2
of Ontario Regulation 19/71, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
17. For a trailer,
(a) where the permit is issued for the term
ending on the 31st day of March, 1980 5.00
(b) where the permit is issued for the life of
the trailer 25.00
3. Subsection 1 of section 13 of the said Regula-
tion, as remade by section 12 of Ontario Regula-
tion 632/74, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(1) Where the permit for a motor vehicle is
validated, a validation device issued by the Ministry or
any person authorized by the Minister shall be affixed
forthwith by the person to whom the validated permit
has been issued in the space provided for such purpose
in the lower right corner of the number plate exposed on
the rear of the motor vehicle. O. Reg. 787/79, s. 3.
4. Subsection 2 of section 16of the said Regulation,
as remade by section 15 of Ontario Regulation
632/74, is amended by inserting after "11" in the
third line "11a".
5 . Item 6 of subsection 1 of section 1 7 of the said
Regulation, as remade by section 16 of Ontario
Regulation 632/74, is revoked.
6. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of December, 1979.
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THE EDUCATION ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 788/79.
General Legislative Grants, 1978.
Made — September 10th. 1979.
Approved — October 10th, 1979.
Filed — October 24th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 65/78
MADE UNDER
THE EDUCATION ACT, 1974
1. Schedule A to Ontario Regulation 65/78 is
amended by striking out the grant weighting
factor "1.1188" in Column 2 set opposite
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"Elementary Schools" in Column 1 under the
subheading "Board of Education for the City of
Windsor" and inserting in lieu thereof "1. 1212".
Bette Stephenson
Minister of Education
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of September, 1979.
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THE EDUCATION ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 789/79.
Designation of School Divisions
in Territorial Districts.
Made — October 17th, 1979.
Filed— October 24th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 793 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO,
MADE UNDER
THE EDUCATION ACT, 1974
1970
1. Subparagraphs i and ii of paragraph 1 of
Schedule 3 to Regulation 793 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1970. as remade by section 2
of Ontario Regulation 354/72, are revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
i. the townships of Michipicoten and
White River, and
This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of December, 1979.
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THE EDUCATION ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 790/79.
District Combined Separate School
Zones.
Made— October 17th, 1979.
Filed — October 24th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 798 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO,
MADE UNDER
THE EDUCATION ACT, 1970
1970
1. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 9 to Regulation 798 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
27/76, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
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5330 O. Reg. 790/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 791/79
1. In the Territorial District of Algoma, being
the townships of Michipicoten and White
River and the geographic townships of
Esquega and Fiddler.
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of December, 1979.
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THE EDUCATION ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 791/79.
General Legislative Grants, 1979.
Made — September 10th, 1979.
Approved — October 17th, 1979.
Filed— October 24th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 108/79
MADE UNDER
THE EDUCATION ACT, 1974
1. — (1) Paragraph 22 of section 1 of Ontario Regu-
lation 108/79 is amended by,
(a) striking out "and" at the end of subparagraph
ii;
(b) inserting "and" at the end of sub-subparag-
raph b of subparagraph iii; and
(c) adding thereto the following subparagraph:
iv. the grant payable to the board under
section 35;
(2) Sub-subparagraph e of subparagraph ii of para-
graph 26 of the said section 1 is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
e. the product of $20.00 and the
number of hours of classroom
instruction conducted by a sec-
ondary school board during the
period from the 1st day of Sep-
tember, 1979 to the 31st day of
December, 1979 in evening
class programs of driver edu-
cation except that, where the
quotient obtained by dividing
the number of pupils enrolled in
such evening class programs by
the number of such evening
classes is less than 25, such
product shall be reduced by the
product of $.50, the number of
hours of such classroom
instruction and the difference
between such quotient and 25,
— ( 1) Sub-subclause a of subclause i of clause d of
section 12 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
a. the decrease in taxation for
1978 for the board except where
the grant for recognized ordi-
nary expenditure for 1978 for
the board is the amount deter-
mined under clause c of section
7 of Ontario Regulation 65/78
and
(2) Sub-subclause a of subclause ii of clause d of th
said section 12 is revoked and the following sub
stituted therefor:
a. the increase in taxation for 1978
for the board except where the
grant for recognized ordinary
expenditure for 1978 for the
board is the amount deter-
mined under clause c of section
7 of Ontario Regulation 65/78,
and
3. Section 30 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
30. Where, under section 163 of the Act, a board
provides transportation to and from school on a daily
basis or from school to school for a non-resident pupil of
the board in respect of whom it is eligible to receive the
cost of education under section 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 or
27, the Minister shall pay the board an amount equal to
the portion that would be approved by the Minister for
grant purposes of the expenditure for 1979 for trans-
portation if the pupil were a resident pupil of the board,
and the board may charge the parent or guardian of a
pupil in respect of whom it is eligible to receive the cost
of education under section 21 or 24 the excess of the
actual cost of transportation over the amount paid by
the Minister under this section. O. Reg. 791/79, s. 3.
4. The said Regulation is amended by adding,
thereto the following Part:
Part 11
grants for programs of heritage
language instruction
35. A public or separate school board that ij an
enlarged board shall be paid, in respect of classes for
heritage language instruction that are approved by the
Minister and conducted by the board in a languast
other than English or French during the period from the
1st day of September, 1979 to the 3 1st day of December.
1979 where the quotient obtained by dividing the
number of elementary school pupils enrolled in suchi
classes by the number of such classes is 10 or more, a
grant in respect of each such class that is. equal to tin,
product of,
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
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(a) the number of hours of classroom instruction
for the class during such period; and
{b) the sum of S13.50. and $.50 for each pupil by
which the quotient obtained by dividing the
number of elementary school pupils enrolled
in such classes by the number of such classes
exceeds 10. to a maximum of S21. O. Reg.
791/79, s. 4.
5. Schedule A to the said Regulation is amended
by.
(a) striking out the factor "1. 1737" in Column 2
opposite "Elementary Schools" in Column 1
under the subheading "Cochrane-Iroquois
Falls Board of Education" and inserting in
lieu thereof "1.2034";
{b) striking out the factor "0.0077" in Column 3
opposite "Secondary Schools" in Column 1
under the subheading "Board of Education
for the City of London" and inserting in lieu
thereof "0.0110";
{c) striking out the factor "1.1088" in Column 2
and the factor "0.0243" in Column 3 opposite
"Elementary Schools" in Column 1 under the
subheading "Board of Education for the City
of Windsor" and inserting in lieu thereof
"1.1112" and "0.0219" respectively;
(d) striking out the factor "1. 1880" in Column 2
opposite "Kapuskasing District RCSS Board"
in Column 1 and inserting in lieu thereof
"1.1982";
(e) striking out the factor "1.0230" in Column 2
opposite "Kent County RCSS Board" in Col-
umn 1 and inserting in lieu thereof "1.0383";
(/) striking out the factor "1.0598" in Column 2
opposite "Oxford County RCSS Board" in
Column 1 and inserting in lieu thereof
"1.0795".
(g) striking out the factor "1.0163" in Column 2
opposite "Wellington County RCSS Board" in
Column 1 and inserting in lieu thereof
"1.0266";
(A ) striking out "Board of Trustees of the Roman
Catholic Separate Schools for the City of
Windsor" in Column 1 and inserting in lieu
thereof "Windsor RCSS Board";
(i) striking out "Board of Trustees of the Roman
Catholic Separate School for School Section
No. 1 in the Township of Atikokan" in Col-
umn 1 and inserting in lieu thereof "Atikokan
RCSS Board"; and
0) striking out "Board of the Combined Roman
Catholic Separate Schools of the Townships
of Chapleau. Panet and Tp. 13G" in Column
1 and inserting in lieu thereof "Chapleau.
Panet and Caverley Combined RCSS Board".
6. — (1) The portion of Schedule B to the said
Regulation under the heading "THE REG-
IONAL MUNICIPALITY OF OTTAWA-
CARLETON" is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
Cities of:
Kanata
Nepean
Ottawa
Vanier
Village of:
Rockcuffe Park
Townships of:
Cumberland
Gloucester
Goulbourn:
Goulboum Township
Richmond Village
Stittsville Village
Osgoode
Rideau:
Gower North Township
Marlborough Township
Gloucester Township (portion)
Nepean Township (portion)
Osgoode Township (portion)
West Carletox
13.97
13.71
31.40
29.85
19.30
16.92
18.75
13.30
18.40
14.73
16.32
15.20
16.30
18.75
13.71
16.32
328.00
(2) The portion of the said Schedule B under the
subheading "TIMMINS DISTRICT ROMAN
CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD"
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for
City of:
TlMMINS
39.20
(3) The said Schedule B is amended by striking out
"Red Lake R.C.S.S. Board" in Column 1 and
the factor "2 8. 7 1 " set opposite thereto in Column
2 under the heading "INDEPENDENT
ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL
BOARDS" and inserting in lieu thereof,
"Red Lake-Madsen Combined RCSS. Board
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Township of:
Red Lake
Geographic Townships of:
Baird
Heyson
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
28.71
35.00
35.00".
Bette Stephenson
Minister of Education
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of September, 1979.
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 792/79.
Restricted Areas — Regional Munici-
pality of Ottawa-Carleton, Township
of Marlborough (now Township of
Rideau).
Made— October 23rd, 1979.
Filed— October 26th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 529/73
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 529/73 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
31. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 66 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of an additional single-
family dwelling and buildings and structures accessory
thereto provided the following requirements are met:
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Maximum lot coverage
Minimum floor area of
dwelling
25 feet
10 feet
25 feet
20 per cent
1,000 square feet
Maximum
dwelling
height of
two and
storeys
one-half
Minimum elevation
No building
intended for human
habitation shall be
designed, con-
structed or located in
such a wav as to
O. Reg. 793/79
permit the entry of
flood waters below
the level of 287.5
feet, Canadian
Geodetic Datum.
O. Reg. 792/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 66
Those parcels of land situate in that part of the
Township of Rideau in The Regional Municipality of
Ottawa-Carleton that on the 31st day of December,
1973 was in the Township of Marlborough, being com-
posed of the following:
1 . The west half of the rear half of Lot 1 in Concession
IV.
2 . The east half of the rear half of Lot 2 in Concession
IV.
3. The west half of the rear half of Lot 2 in Concession
IV more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the point of intersection of the divi-
sion line between the east and west halves of the
said Lot 2 and the northerly limit of the said Lot;
Thence westerly along the northerly limit of the
said Lot 366 feet;
Thence southerly parallel with the division line
between the east and west halves of the said Lot to
the southerly limit of the north half of the said Lot;
Thence easterly along the southerly limit of the
north half of the said Lot;
Thence northerly along the said division line
between the east and west halves of the said Lot to
the place of beginning. O. Reg. 792/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 23rd day of October, 1979.
(3618)
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 793/79.
Construction Zones.
Made— October 25th, 1979.
Filed— October 26th, 1979.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 794/79 5333
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 411 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1 . Schedule 74 to Regulation 4 1 1 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding
thereto the following paragraph:
10. That part of the King's Highway known as 400 in
the County of Simcoe lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the roadway known as Simcoe Road
19 in the Township of Medonte and a point situate at its
intersection with the King's Highway known as No. 69
in the Township of Tay.
J. Snow
Minister of Transportation
and Communications
Dated at Toronto, this 25th day of October, 1979.
(3619)
45
THK PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 794/79.
County of Hal ton (now The Regional
Municipality of Halton), City of Bur-
lington.
Made — October 25th, 1979.
Filed — October 26th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 482/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
1 . Paragraph iii of section 2 of Ontario Regulation
482/73, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regu-
lation 263/76, is amended by adding thereto the
following subparagraph:
13. That part of Lot 9 more particularly
described as Lot 53 on the north side of
Gardenview Drive according to a Plan
registered in the Land Registry Office for
the Registry Division of Wentworth (No.
62) as Number 880.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 25th day of October, 1979.
(3620) 45
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 5335
INDEX 45
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
Appointments 5263
Annual Report — Criminal Code 5266
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 5270
Certificates of Incorporation Issued , 5276
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 5288
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 5288
Certificates of Continuation Issued 5289
Transfer of Ontario Corporation 5289
Restated Certificates of Incorporation Issued 5290
Amendments to Articles 5290
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 5294
Order Reviving Corporation 5294
Order Reviving Corporate Power 5294
Licences in Mortmain Issued 5295
Extra-Provincial Licences Issued 5295
Extra-Provincial Licences Cancelled 5295
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 5296
Surrender of Letters Patent and Termination of Existence 5296
Voluntary Winding Up Under The Business Corporations Act 5297
Notice of Default in Complying with The Corporations Tax Act, 1972 5297
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation 5304'
The Insurance Act 53 1 1
The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974 5311
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 5312
Petitions to Parliament 5314
Applications to Parliament 5314
CORPORATION NOTICES 5314
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 5319
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 5320
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 5321
SHERIFFS' SALES OF LANDS 5322
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Education Act. 1974 O. Reg. 788/79 5329
The Education Act. 1974 O. Reg. 789/79 5329
The Education Act. 1974 O. Reg. 790/79 5329
The Education Act. 1974 O. Reg. 791/79 5330
The Farm Products Grades and Sales Act O. Reg. 778/79 5325
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 785/79 5328
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 786/79 5328
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 787/79 5328
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 793/79 5332
The Hospital Labour Disputes Arbitration Act O. Reg. 780/79 5326
The Interpretation Act O. Reg. 781/79 5326
The Interpretation Act O. Reg. 782/79 5326
The Labour Relations Act O. Reg. 779/79 5326
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act. 1973 O. Reg. 794/79 5333
The Planning Act O. Reg. 783/79 5326
The Planning Act O. Reg. 784/79 5327
The Planning Act O. Reg. 792/79 5332
5336
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Ontario
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1979
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1979 the dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in The OntariJ
Gazette are as follows:
January 6th, Issue No. 1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held — April 8th, 1979
February 3rd, " " 5 " " " " " " — May 6th,
March 3rd " " 9 " " " " " " — June 3rd,
April 7th, " " 14 " " " " " " —July 8th,
May 5th, " " 18 " " " " " " —August 5th,
June 2nd, " " 22 " " " " " " — September 2nd
July 7th, " " 27 " " " " " " —October 7th,
August 4th, " " 31 " " " ". " " — November 4th,
September 1st, " " 35 " " " " " " — December 2nd, "
October 6th, " " 40 " " " " " " —January 6th, 1980
November 3rd, " " 44 " " " " " " — February 3rd,
December 1st, " " 48 " " " " " — March 2nd,
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS PRIOR
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received beforij
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Numbe:
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed
Advertising Rate: $7.50 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $30.00; and
by others for a single copy, 75 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO an<
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed:
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5387
tion all the right, title, interest and equity of redemption
of Leo Lariviere, Defendant, in and to:
All and Singular that certain parcel or tract of land
and premises, situate. King and being in the Township
of Bonfield. in the District of Nipissing and the Prov-
ince of Ontario, and being composed of Parcel 17093.
Part 8, Concession 9 in the said Township of Bonfield
and registered in the Registry Office for the Registry
Division of the District of Nipissing.
On the premises is said to be erected a three bedroom
bungalow with basement and a detached garage.
All of which said right, title, interest and equity of
redemption of Leo Lariviere, Defendant, in the said
lands and tenements, I shall offer for sale by public
auction in my Office, at the Court House. 390 Plouffe
Street, North Bay, on Friday. December 28, 1979 at
10.00 o'clock in the forenoon.
Dated at North Bay, this 2nd day of November,
1979.
Terms: Cash or certified cheque.
Immediate Payment of 10% of bid price at
time of sale (minimum $1,000.00).
Five days to arrange financing.
Delivery only on payment in full failing
which all payments are forfeited.
This sale is subject to cancellation up to time of sale
without anv further notice.
(5075) 46
Nestor Prisco,
Sheriff at North Bay (Nipissing).
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF NIPISSING
Under And By Virtue Of an execution issued out
of the District Court of the District of Nipissing, to me
directed, against the lands and tenements of Suanne
Bedard also known as Suzanne St. Amour and Wayne
Bedard also known as Wayne Isodore Joseph Benard,
Defendants, at the suit of The Bank of Nova Scotia.
Plaintiff, I have seized and taken in execution all the
right, title, interest and equity of redemption of Suanne
Bedard also known as Suzanne St. Armour and Wayne
Bedard also known as Wayne Isodore Joseph
Benard. Defendants, in and to:
All and singular that certain parcel or tract of land
and premises, situate, lying and being in the City o!
North Bay. in the District of Nipissing and the Province
of Ontario, and being composed of Lot Number Five
Hundred (500) on the south side of Second Avenue in
the said City of North Bay, according as the said Lot is
shown on a Plan of a portion of the City of North Bay
prepared by Messrs. Chipman and Burt, O.L.S. and
registered in the Registry Office for the Registry Divi-
sion of the District of Nipissing on the 12th day of
October, A.D. One Thousand. Eight Hundred and
Eighty- Seven.
The municipal address for the property is 2 77 Second
Avenue East in the City of North Bay. On the property
is said to be erected a three-storey residence.
All of which said right, title, interest and equity of
redemption of Suanne Bedard also known as Suzanne
St. Armour and Wayne Bedard also known as Wayne
Isodore Joseph Benard, Defendants, in the said lands
and tenements. I shall offer for sale by public auction in
my Office, at the Court House, 390 Plouffe Street,
North Bay. on Friday, December 28, 1979 at 10.00
o'clock in the forenoon.
Dated at North Bay, this 3 1st day of October, 1 979.
Terms: Cash or certified cheque.
Immediate Payment of 10% of bid price at
time of sale (minimum 51,000.00).
Five days to arrange financing.
Delivery only on payment in full failing
which all payments are forfeited.
This sale is subject to cancellation up to time of sale
without any further notice.
(5076) 46
Nestor Prisco.
Sheriff at North Bay (Nipissing).
O. Reg. 795/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5389
Publications Under The Regulations Act
November 17th, 1979
THE SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONS ACT, 1979
O. Reg. 795/79.
Forms.
Made — October 25th. 1979.
Filed — October 29th. 1979.
REGULATION* TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 572/79
MADE UNDER
THE SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONS ACT. 1979
1. Ontario Regulation 572/79 is amended by adding thereto the following sections:
6. An application for release of trust funds under section 8 of the Act shall be in Form 6. O. Reg. 795/79. s. 1.
part.
7. A notification of material change in investments under subsection 2 of section 1 3 of the Act shall be in Form
7. O. Reg. 795/79. s. 1. part.
S. A notification of proposed corporate action under subsection 2 of section 1 7 of the Act shall be in Form
8. O. Reg. 795/79. s. 1. part.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by adding thereto the following forms:
Form 6
The Small Business Development Corporations Act. 1979
Ministry sm.il Business ««"'■ *** Application For Release Of Trust Funds
of Development Corporations Toronto. Ontario
Revenue Program M7A 2B3
Ontario
Registration Number
Nam* of Small Business Development Corporation
Telephone Number
Street Number and Name
City. Town, Village
Province
Postal Code
,,!,,
Parson who may be contacted with regard to this application
Name
Telephone Number*
Home:
Smalt Business Investment
Name
Telephone Number
Street Number and Name
City. Town. Village
Province
Postal Code
. . 1 . ,
Nature of Business
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O. Reg. 795/79
Class of Shares Acquired
Number of Shares
Acquired
Data of Acquisition
of Shares
Consideration Paid
Funds to be Released
Yeer
Month
Day
$
$
What is the percentage of equity shares in the small business held by the Small Business Development
Corporation and any affiliated corporation?
See reverse for method of calculating "percentage of equity shares" and legislation reference to trust fund
operation.
Are there any non-resident shareholders in the small business? □ Yes □ No
The Minister of Revenue may verify all statements made in this application. We understand that it is an offence to make a false or
misleading statement in an application.
Certification
In making this Application For Release Of Trust Funds in accordance with section 8 of The Small Business Development Corporations
Act, 1979, we certify that: (Check M appropriate box)
I I The purchase price of the above small business investment, has been paid in full in money.
I I The amount permitted to be paid out by the Minister, will be used by the corporation to purchase the above small
business investment.
All statements made in this application are true and correct.
Director or Officer
79/08 76638
Method of Calculating "Percentage of Equity Shares"
Section 9(2) of The Small Business Development Corporations Act, 1979, reads as follows:
9(2) In determining the percentage of issued and outstanding equity shares of a small business for the purposes
of clause e of subsection 1, there shall be included,
(a) the number of equity shares into which any debt obligation of such small business may be converted;
(b) any option or right to purchase equity shares of such small business; and
(c) any equity shares, convertible debt obligations and any options or rights of such small business bene-
ficially owned or held by an associate or an affiliated corporation of the small business development
corporation or any shareholder of it, or an associate or affiliated corporation of such shareholder.
Operation of Trust Fund
Section 8 of The Small Business Development Corporations Act, 1979, reads, in part, as follows:
8.— (1) A small business development corporation shall set aside in a trust fund an amount of money
equal to 30 per cent of all amounts received by it as equity capital and such trust fund shall be held
by the corporation, or by a trustee on behalf of the corporation, in trust for the corporation and for
the Crown jointly to be dealt with in accordance with this section.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5391
(2) Subject to subsection 3, while any amount is held in trust under subsection 1, the Minister shall
permit payment from the fund of an amount equal to three-sevenths of the purchase price paid by the
small business development corporation to acquire any eligible investment, provided that the Minister
is satisfied that the purchase price of such eligible investment has been paid in full in money or that
the amount permitted to be paid out by the Minister will be used by the corporation in payment of
the purchase price of the eligible investment.
(3) The money held in trust in accordance with subsection 1 shall not be paid out to any person or
corporation unless the Minister has consented in writing to such payment.
79/08 76638
O. Reg. 795/79. s. 2. part. (Form 6)
Form 7
The Small Business Development Corporations Act, 1979
Notification Of Material Change In Investments
Ministry Small Business Queen's Park
of Development Corporations Toronto. Ontario
Revenue Program M7A 283
Ontario
Registration Number
Nam* of Small Business Development Corporation
Telephone Number
Street Number and Nam*
City, Town. Village
Province
Postal Code
......
Name of Small Business
Telephone Number
Street Number end Name
City. Town. Village
Province
Postal Code
Class of Shares Held
Number of
Shares Held
Consideration Paid
For Shares Held
Date of
Material Change
$
Year
Month
Day
Describe the Materiel Change
NOTE: A material change occurs if the corporation in which the investment is made ceases to be a small business or no longer meets
the other requirements of an eligible investment under section 9 of The Small Business Development Corporations Act, 1979.
Section 13 of The Small Business Development Corporations Act, 1979, reads as follows:
(1) In this section, a material change occurs if the investment of a small business development corporation ceases to be an
eligible investment.
(2) A small business development corporation shall notify the Minister in the prescribed form of any material change in any of
its investments within thirty days of the occurrence thereof.
(3) Where there is a material change, the investment by a small business development corporation shall remain an eligible
investment, notwithstanding any other provision of this Act, for a period of two years from the date of the material change.
The Minister of Revenue may verify all statements contained in this notification. We understand that it is an offence to make a false or
misleading statement in a notification.
2327
5392
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Certification
O. Reg. 795/79
In submitting this Notification Of Material Change In Investments, we certify that all statements made in this notification are
true and correct.
Director or Off il
79/08 76639
O. Reg. 795/79. s. 2, part. (Form 7)
Form 8
The Small Business Development Corporations Act, 1979
Notification Of Proposed Corporate Action
Ministry Small Business Quean's Park
of Development Corporations Toronto, Ontario
Revenue Program M7A 2B3
Ontario
Registration Number
Nam* of Small Business Development Corporation
Telephone Number
Street Number end Name
City, Town, Village
Province
Postal Code
Dividend Payments on Equity Shares
1
Class of Shares
Dividend/Share
Proposed date of
Declaration
Proposed dete of
Dividend Payment
Year
Month
Dey
Year
Month
Dey
Activity Involving Equity Shares (Purchase, Surrender, Redemption, Conversion)
Description of Activity (Please give lull deteils)
Proposed date of
Activity
Year
Month
Day
^
Cless of Shares Involved
Number of Shares
Involved
Initial Issue Price/Share
Current Purchase Price/Share
$
S
_
Disposition or Sale of any Eligible Investment
Name of Investment
Shares Held
Shares to be Disposed of
Proposed dete of
Disposition
Consideration to be
Received
Class
Number
Class
Number
Year
Month
Day
$
Winding-up/Dissolution of the Corporation
Describe the circumstances of the Winding-up / Dissolution
Proposed dete of
Wind up
Year
Month
Day
Amount of money left in the Trust Fund under section 8 of The Small Business Development
Corporations Act, 1979. (If no money remains, enter "NIL".) !
.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 796/79 5393
The Minister of Revenue may verify all statements made in this notification. We understand that it is an offence to make a false or
misleading statement in a notification.
Certification
In submitting this Notification Of Proposed Corporate Action in accordance with section 17(2) of The Small Business Development
Corporations Act, 1979. we certify that all statements made in this notification are true and correct.
Diractor or OHtcvr
79/08 76637
Dated at Toronto, this 25th day of October, 1979.
(3631)
THH PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 796/79.
Delegation of Authority of Minister
under Section 44b of The Planning
Act.
Made— October 29th. 1979.
Filed— October 30th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY OF
MINISTER UNDER SECTION 446 OF
THE PLANNING ACT
.■II 1. Subject to sections 2 and 3. all authority ot the
'■Minister under subsection 5 of section 29 and under
Hsection 33 of the Act is hereby delegated to the council of
each of the following municipalities in respect of land
-ituate in the municipality:
1. The Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto.
2. The County of Oxford.
3. The District Municipality of Muskoka.
4. The Regional Municipality of Halton.
5. The Regional Municipality of
Hamilton- Wentworth .
6. The Regional Municipality of Niagara.
7. The Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton.
O. Reg. 795/79, s. 2, part. (Form 8)
LORNE MAECK
Minister of Revenue
46
8. The Regional Municipality of Peel.
9. The Regional Municipality of Sudbury.
10. The Regional Municipality of Waterloo.
11. The Regional Municipality of York.
O. Reg. 796/79. s. 1.
2. The delegation made and the conditions set out in
this Order do not apply to.
(a) any application for approval under subsection
5 of section 29 or subsection 1 of section 33 of
the Act received by the Minister before the
day this Order comes into force;
(b ) any application for approval under subsection
5 of section 29 or subsection 1 of section 33 of
the Act received before the day this Order
comes into force by a council duly authorized
to receive the application by a previous Order
under section 44b of the Act;
(c) any matter referred to in subsections 12a. 14.
15 and 16 of section 33 of the Act unless the
matter relates to lands that are within a draft
plan approved by the council under subsec-
tion 12. O. Reg. 796/79. s. 2.
3. — (1) Each council, in exercising the authority
delegated by section 1 in respect of section 33 of the Act,
shall comply with the following conditions:
1 . The council shall adopt an application form that is
approved by the Ministry of Housing for the
receipt of applications under subsection 1 of sec-
tion 33 of the Act.
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5394
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 796/79
2. The council shall assign to each application
received under subsection 1 of section 33 of the Act
a file number consisting of the appropriate code
used by the Ministry of Housing, the letter "T", the
last two figures of the year in which the application
is received and a number corresponding to the
order in which the application is received com-
mencing with "001", and a new series of numbers
shall be commenced each year.
3. The council shall send to the Subdivisions Branch
of the Ministry of Housing one copy of each appli-
cation received by the council under subsection 1 of
section 33 of the Act and three copies of the draft
plan that is the subject of the application, and such
copies shall be sent not later than ten days after the
receipt of the application.
4. If the council decides to confer as referred to in
subsection 3 of section 33 of the Act in respect of an
application received under subsection 1 of the said
section 33, the council shall send to the Subdivi-
sions Branch of the Ministry of Housing a list of the
officials of municipalities and ministries of the
public service, commissions, authorities or other
persons conferred with or to be conferred with on
the application, and shall send a copy of the appli-
cation and of the draft plan to which it relates to the
clerk of the area municipality in which the land
that is the subject of the application is situate, and
to such other officials of municipalities and minis-
tries of the public service, commissions, authorities
and other persons as the Minister may direct.
5. Where the council decides not to confer as referred
to in subsection 3 of section 33 of the Act in respect
of an application made under subsection 1 of the
said section 33. or where, after conferring, the
council decides to refuse an application, the coun-
cil shall send notice in writing to the applicant, the
clerk of the area municipality in which the land
that is the subject of the application is situate and
the Subdivisions Branch of the Ministry of Hous-
ing giving the reason or reasons why the council
has decided not to confer or has decided to refuse
the application.
6. Where an application under subsection 1 of section
33 is withdrawn, the council shall send notice, in
writing, to the clerk of the area municipality in
which the land that is the subject of the application
is situate and the Subdivisions Branch of the
Ministry of Housing giving the reason or reasons
why the application was withdrawn, if known.
7. Where an application is revised or altered, a copy
of the revised or altered application shall be sent to
the applicant, the clerk of the area municipality in
which the land that is the subject of the application
is situate and the Subdivisions Branch of the
Ministry of Housing.
8. In conferring, as referred to in paragraph 4, the
council shall allow sixty days for the making of
written comments in respect of the application for
approval, such sixty days to commence from the
date that a copy of the application is sent to the
party conferred with but the time for making
comments may be extended by the council where
the council is satisfied that there are good reasons
therefor.
9. Where the council has not given or refused
approval of an application made under subsection
1 of section 33 of the Act within ninety days of
receipt of the application, the council shall forth-
with provide the applicant, the clerk of the area
municipality in which the land that is the subject of
the application is situate and the Subdivisions
Branch of the Ministry of Housing with a report on
the status of the application.
10. Where council decides to approve a draft plan
under subsection 12 of section 33 of the Act. the
council shall send notice to the applicant, the clerk
of the area municipality in which the land that is
the subject of the application is situate and the
Subdivisions Branch of the Ministry of Housing
and to any other person or association that has
requested notification.
11. Where land that is the subject of an application
made under subsection 1 of section 33 of the Act is ]
affected by a proposed amendment to an official ,
plan incorporating policies and designations
relating to the land, the council shall not make any
decision concerning the application until the
amendment to the official plan has been approved
or not approved by the Minister or the Municipal
Board, as the case may be.
12. Where a matter is referred to the Municipal Board
under subsection 7 of section 33 or subsection 1 of-
section 44 of the Act. or where an appeal is made to
the Municipal Board under subsection 3 of section
44d of the Act, the council shall notify the applic-
ant, the clerk of the area municipality in which the
land that is the subject of the application is situate
and the Subdivisions Branch of the Ministry of
Housing.
13.
Where the council gives approval to a draft plan
under subsection 12 of section 33 of the Act. such
approval shall be shown on the draft plan in the
following form:
Subject to the conditions, if any, set forth
in our letter dated 1 1> . ..
this draft plan is approved under secticl
33 of The Planning Act this day of
19.
14. The stamp indicating approval of the draft pis
shall not be affixed to the plan before the expiry
the period of twenty-one days allowed for appea
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 797/79 5395
15. Where the council decides to approve a draft plan
under subsection 12 of section 33 of the Act and the
decision is not appealed to the Municipal Board
under subsection 3 of section 44d of the Act. the
council shall, in writing notify the applicant, the
clerk of the area municipality in which the land
that is the subject of the application is situate, the
Subdivisions Branch of the Ministry of Housing
and an official of any municipality, ministry of the
public service, commission or authority that, in the
opinion of the council, is affected by the draft plan
and the notice shall include a copy of the approved
draft plan and a list of conditions pertaining
thereto.
16. Where, after approval of a draft plan and before
approval of a final plan, the council proposes to
van, any condition of the draft plan, withdraw its
approval of the draft plan or extend the period of
approval of the draft plan, the council shall, at
least twenty-one days before finally deciding to
vary, withdraw or extend approval of the plan,
notify, in writing, the applicant, the clerk of the
area municipality in which the land that is the
subject of the application is situate and the Sub-
divisions Branch of the Ministry of Housing con-
cerning the proposed decision.
17 Where conditions are imposed on the approval of a
plan of subdivision, approval of a final plan for
registration shall not be given until the area
municipality in which the land is situate has
advised the council, in writing, that all of the
requirements of the area municipality have been
satisfied.
18. Where the council gives approval to a final plan
under subsection 14 of section 33 of the Act. such
approval shall be shown on the final plan in the
following form:
Approved under section 33 of The Planning
A ct . this day of 19 . .
19. Where the final plan is to be registered under The
Land Titles Act. the council shall not approve the
final plan for registration until the examiner of
surveys appointed under The Land Titles Act has
advised that the plan is accepted for registration.
20. The original of the final plan as approved together
with all copies required for registration under The
Registry Act or The Land Titles Act, as the case
may be. shall be forwarded by the council to the
appropriate Land Registry Office.
21. The council shall forward one copy of each final
plan approved for registration to the Subdivisions
Branch of the Ministry of Housing.
(2) The delegation of authority set out in this Order is
not terminated by reason only that a council has failed
to comply with a condition set out in subsection 1. O.
Reg. 796/79. s. 3.
4.— ( 1) Ontario Regulations 440/75. 441/75, 442/75,
443/75. 549/75. 847/75. 848/75. 475/76. 622/77, 684/77
and 581/78 are revoked.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection 1. any application
received before the day this Order comes into force by a
council authorized to receive the application by an
Order revoked by subsection 1 shall be governed and
dealt with in accordance with that Order as if the Order
had not been revoked. O. Reg. 796/79, s. 4.
5. This Order comes into force on the 1st day of
November. 1979. O. Reg. 796/79. s. 5.
Clalde Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 29th dav of October. 1979.
(3632)
46
THE PLANNING ACT
(). Reg. 797/79.
Restricted Area — Township of
Wainwright in the Territorial
District of Kenora.
Made — October 25. 1979.
Filed — October 30th. 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
RESTRICTED AREA— TOWNSHIP OF
WAINWRIGHT IN THE TERRITORIAL
DISTRICT OF KENORA
1. In this Order.
(a) "accessory", when used to described a use.
building or structure, means a use. building or
structure that is normally incidental or subor-
dinate to the principal use, building or struc-
ture located on the same lot;
(b) "dwelling unit" means one or more habitable
rooms occupied or capable of being occupied
by a family as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment in which sepa-
rate kitchen and sanitary facilities are pro-
vided for the exclusive use of such family with
a private entrance from outside the building
or from a common hallway or stairway inside
the building;
(c ) "mobile home" means any dwelling unit that
is designed to be made mobile and constructed
or manufactured to provide permanent resi-
dence for one or more persons, but does not
include a travel trailer or tent trailer or other-
wise;
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5396 O. Reg. 797/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 799/79
(d) "mobile home site" means an area of land
within a mobile home park that is intended to
be occupied by one mobile home. O. Reg.
797/79, s. 1.
2. This Order applies to that parcel of land situate in
the geographic Township of Wainwright in the Ter-
ritorial District of Kenora, being composed of that part
of the south quarter of Lot 5 in Concession II described
as Parcel 1883 1 in the Land Registry Office for the Land
Titles Division of Kenora (No. 23). O. Reg. 797/79,
s. 2.
3. No land shall hereafter be used and no building or
structure shall hereafter be erected or used except in
accordance with the terms of this Order, but nothing in
this Order prevents the use of any land, building or
structure for a purpose prohibited by this Order if such
land, building or structure was lawfully used for such
purpose on the day this Order comes into force.
O. Reg. 797/79. s. 3.
4. — (1) Every use of land and every erection or use of
buildings or structures on the said Parcel 18831 is pro-
hibited except the location and use thereon of a mobile
home park containing not more than two mobile home
sites.
(2) Not more than one mobile home shall be located
on any mobile home site.
(3) Buildings and structures accessory to the mobile
home may be erected and used on a mobile home site.
(4) Each mobile home site shall have a minimum
area of 15,000 square feet. O. Reg. 797/79, s. 4.
5. — (1) Nothing in this Order prevents the recon-
struction of any building or structure that is damaged or
destroyed by causes beyond the control of the owner if
the dimensions of the original building or structure are
not increased or its original use altered.
(2) Nothing in this Order prevents the strengthening
or restoration to a safe condition of any building or
structure or part of any such building or structure.
O. Reg. 797/79, s. 5.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 25th day of October, 1979.
(3633) 46
THE PUBLIC LANDS ACT
(). Reg. 798/79.
Restricted Areas — District of Sudbury.
Made— October 30th, 1979.
Filed— October 30th. 1979.
REGULATION TO REVOKE
REGULATION 737 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC LANDS ACT
1. Regulation 737 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is revoked. O. Reg. 798/79. s. 1.
J. A. C. Auld
Minister of Natural Resources
Dated at Toronto, this 30th day of October. 1979.
(3654) 46
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 799/79.
County of Halton (now The Regional
Municipality of Halton), City of Bur-
lington.
Made— October 29th, 1979.
Filed— October 31st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 482/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
1. Ontario Regulation 482/73 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
79. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 67 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a tool shed, as an
accessory building to the existing single-family dwelling
on the said land, provided the following requirements
are met:
Minimum front yard 40 feet
Minimum westerly side
yard 10 feet
Maximum westerly side
yard 50 feet
Maximum area of tool
shed 280 square feet
Maximum height of the
tool shed 10 feet
O. Reg. 799/79. s.
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O. Reg. 799/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 801/79 5397
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 67
That parcel of land situate in the City of Burlington
in The Regional Municipality of Halton. formerly in the
Township of Nelson in the County of Halton, being
composed of that part of Lot 21 in Concession I. south of
Dundas Street, more particularly described as follows:
Premising that the bearings herein are astronomic
and are referred to the southeasterly limit of the King's
Highway known as Xo. 5 as being north 39° 06' 30" east
and all bearings herein thereto:
Commencing at an iron bar in the southeasterly limit
of the said Kings Highway Xo. 5 as widened and
shown on the Ministry of Transportation and Com-
munications Plan deposited in the Land Registry Office
for the Registry Division of Halton (Xo. 20) as Xumber
*I45 distant 510 feet. 6Vi inches southwesterly thereon
from the production northwesterly of the southwesterly
limit of Lot 20 according to a Plan registered in the said
Land Registry Office as Xumber 509 and which said
place of beginning is also distant 8 feet. 3 inches south
60c 5 7' east from a point, which said last point is distant
1.175 feet south 39" 18' west from the northeasterly
limit of the said Lot 2 1 :
Thence north 39° 06' 30" east along the southeasterly
limit of the said King's Highway as widened 2 lOfeet. 10
inches to an iron bar;
Thence south 5Cf 27'
planted;
east 200 feet to an iron bar
Thence south 55c 23' east 162 feet. 9 inches to an iron
bar planted:
Thence south 40r 59' west along a post and wire fence
157 feet. 5 inches to an iron pipe;
Thence north 61° 08' west along a post and wire fence
362 feet. 8 inches to the place of beginning. O. Reg.
799/79. s. 2.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 29th day of October. 1979.
(3655) 46
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 800/79.
Order made under Section 29o of The Plan-
ning Act.
Made — October 29th. 1979.
Filed — October 31st. 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March.
1973 of section 29 otThe Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 2 7. as it existed on the 25th day of
June. 1970. of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario. 1 960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
That parcel of land situate in the Township of
Keppel in the County of Grey, being composed of
Lots 17 and 18 in Concession XVIII. O. Reg.
800/79. s. 1.
Claude Benneti
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 29th dav of October. 1979.
(3656)
46
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 801/79.
Order made under Section 29a of
The Planning Act.
Made — October 25th. 1979.
Filed — October 31st. 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March.
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 27. as it existed on the 2 5th day of
June. 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario. 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
That parcel of land situate in the Township of
Mariposa in the County of Victoria, being composed
of that part of Lot 1 in Concession A more partic-
ularly described as Part 3 on a Reference Plan depos-
ited in the Land Registry Office for the Registry
Division of Victoria (No 57) as Number RD-200 and
being also Lot 8 on a Registrar's Compiled Plan
registered in the said Land Registry Office as
Number 547. O. Reg. 801/79. s. 1.
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5398 O. Reg. 801/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 803/79
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 25th dav of October, 1979.
(3657)
46
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 802/79.
Order made under Section 29a of
The Planning Act.
Made— October 25th, 1979.
Filed— October 31st, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March,
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 27, as it existed on the 25th day of
June, 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Tiny
in the County of Simcoe, being composed of the north
half of Lot 1 8 as shown on a Plan registered in the
Land Registry Office for the Registry Division of
Simcoe (No. 51) as Number 656, together with a
right-of-way over Block B according to the said Plan
for all purposes, which said parcel is more partic-
ularly described as follows:
Premising that the boundary line between the said
Block B and the said Lot 18 is the westerly boundary
of the said Lot and that the place of beginning is the
northwesterly angle of the said Lot;
Thence southerly along the westerly boundary of the
said Lot 25 feet to a point;
Thence easterly on a line drawn parallel to the north-
erly boundary of the said Lot 1 75 feet, more or less, to
a point on the easterly boundary of the said Lot;
Thence northerly along the easterly boundary of the
said Lot 25 feet to the northeasterly angle thereof;
Thence westerly along the northerly boundary of the
said Lot 175 feet, more or less, to the place of begin-
ning.
Together with the use in common with the owners of
the land immediately to the south of the well situate
2334
both on the property herein and on the property
immediately to the south. O. Reg. 802/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 25th day of October, 1979.
(3658) 46
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 803/79.
Order made under Section 29a of The
Planning Act.
Made — October 31st, 1979.
Filed— October 31st, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF THE
PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March,
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 2 7 . as it existed on the 25th day of
June, 1970. of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcels of land:
Those parcels of land situate in the Township of
Seymour in the County of Northumberland, being
composed of the following:
1 . That part of Lot 1 1 in Concession XIII more par-
ticularly described as follows:
Premising that the bearings herein are astronomic
and are derived from the course north 63°03' east
as shown on a Plan of Survey by J. G. Pierce,
O.L.S., dated April 19. 1960;
Commencing at a point of commencement marked
by an iron bar which may be located as follows:
Beginning at an iron bar planted at the point of
intersection of the centre line of the road allowance
between Concessions XII and XIII with the south-
erly production of the line between Lots 11 and 12;
Thence north 76c01'30" west 3,221 feet;
Thence south 65c43'30" east 1.11 feet to a point
which shall hereinafter be referred to as Point B;
Thence south 65°43'30" east 321.84 feet to an iron
bar planted;
O. Reg. 803/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5399
Thence north 63c03' east 439.38 feet to an iron bar
planted;
Thence south 66c13'30" east 101.61 feet to an iron
bar planted;
Thence south 86°38'30" east 307.36 feet to an iron
bar planted;
Thence north 48c10'30" east 200.65 feet to an iron
bar planted;
Thence north 35c49' east 224.53 feet to an iron bar
planted;
Thence north 46c15' east 31.55 feet to an iron bar
planted;
Thence continuing north 46c15' east 251 feet to an
iron bar planted;
Thence north 60°09' east 280.06 feet to an iron bar
planted, which is the place of beginning of the
herein described parcel of land;
Thence north 60°09' east 70 feet to an iron bar
planted;
Thence north 34c46' west 216 feet, more or less, to
the high water mark of the River Trent;
Thence westerly following the high water mark of
the River Trent 75 feet, more or less, to a point
where the same is intersected by a line drawn
through the place of beginning on a course north
35*11' west;
Thence south 35cll' east 231 feet, more or less, to
the place of beginning.
The said parcel of land may be further illustrated
outlined in red and designated as Parcel 24 on a
Plan of Survey by H. C. Bishop. O.L.S.. dated
June 5. 1963 with amendments added June 26.
1967 and June 28. 1967.
Together with a right-of-way 66 feet in perpen-
dicular width in common with all others entitled
thereto over, along and upon a strip of land 66 feet
in perpendicular width extending from the south-
easterly production of the most easterly limit of the
hereinbefore described parcel of land across Lots
1 1 and 10 in Concession XIII to the hereinbefore
described Point B;
Together with a further right-of-way in common
with all others entitled thereto over, along and
upon a strip of land 66 feet in perpendicular width
across part of Lots 10, 11 and 12 in Concession
XIII and part of Lots 12. 11 and 10 in Concession
XII in the said Township, the centre line of which
may be described as follows:
Commencing at Point B located in accordance
with the description of the hereinbefore described
parcel of land;
2335
Thence south 25c58' east 50 feet to a point which is
the place of beginning of the centre line of the
herein described right-of-way;
Thence south 25c58' east 188.17 feet;
Thence south 64°46' east 466.47 feet;
Thence north 72c02' east 772.45 feet;
Thence south 85c36' east 513.85 feet;
Thence south 43c38' east 392.60 feet;
Thence north 88c30' east 184.87 feet;
Thence south 64c09' east 324.47 feet;
Thence north 8236' east 294.72 feet;
Thence south 58°42' east 365.28 feet;
Thence south 25° 19' east 181.02 feet;
Thence south 15°36' west 2,316 feet;
Thence south 75c46' west 305.84 feet;
Thence south 88c52' west 353.34 feet;
Thence south 16c35' west 425.87 feet;
Thence south 9C33' west 357.38 feet;
Thence south 17° 49' west 341.38 feet;
Thence south 63c28' west 199.54 feet;
Thence south 85c56' west 502.92 feet;
Thence south 82c48' west 669.35 feet;
Thence south 18c31' east 1,630 feet, more or less,
to the northerly limit of the Township road allow-
ance between Concessions XI and XII which is
shown on a plan by J. G. Pierce. O.L.S.. dated
April 19. 1960.
That part of Lot 1 1 in Concession XIII more par-
ticularly described as follows:
Premising that the bearings herein are astronomic
and are derived from the course north 63c03' east
as shown on a Plan of Survey by J. G. Pierce.
O.L.S.. dated April 19. 1960;
Commencing at a point of commencement marked
by an iron bar which may be located as follows:
Beginning at an iron bar planted at the point of
intersection of the centre line of the road allowance
between Concessions XII and XIII with the south-
erly production of the line between Lots 1 1 and 12;
Thence north 76c01'30" west 3.221 feet;
5400 O. Reg. 803/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 804/79
Thence south 65°43'30" east 1.11 feet to a point
which shall hereinafter be referred to as Point B;
Thence south 65°43'30" east 32 1.84 feet to an iron
bar planted;
Thence north 63c03' east 439.38 feet to an iron bar
planted;
Thence south 66c13'30" east 101.61 feet to an iron
bar planted;
Thence south 86c38'30" east 307.36 feet to an iron
bar planted;
Thence north 48° 10' 30" east 200.65 feet to an iron
bar planted;
Thence north 35c49' east 224.53 feet to an iron bar
planted;
Thence north 46° 15' east 31.55 feet to an iron bar
planted;
Thence continuing north 46° 15' east 251 feet to an
iron bar planted;
Thence north 60c09' east 350.06 feet to an iron bar
planted, which is the place of beginning of the
herein described parcel of land;
Thence north 60c09' east 75 feet to an iron bar
planted;
Thence north 35c22'30" west 194 feet, more or less,
to the high water mark of the River Trent;
Thence westerly following the high water mark of
the River Trent 75 feet, more or less, to a point
where the same is intersected by a line drawn
through the place of beginning on a course north
34°46' west;
Thence south 34c46' east 216 feet, more or less, to
the place of beginning, which said parcel of land
may be further illustrated outlined in red on a Plan
of Survey by H. C. Bishop. O.L.S., dated June 5,
1963 amended June 26 and June 28, 1967.
Together with a right-of-way 66 feet in perpen-
dicular width in common with all others entitled
thereto over, along and upon a strip of land 66 feet
in perpendicular width extending from the south-
easterly production of the most easterly limit of the
hereinbefore described parcel of land across Lots
1 1 and 10 in Concession XIII to the hereinbefore
described Point B;
Together with a further right-of-way in common
with all others entitled thereto over, along and
upon a strip of land 66 feet in perpendicular width
across part of Lots 10. 11 and 12 in Concession
XIII and part of Lots 12.11 and 10 in Concession
XII in the said Township, the centre line of which
may be described as follows:
Commencing at Point B located in accordance
with the description of the hereinbefore described
parcel of land;
Thence south 25°58' east 50 feet to a point which is
the place of beginning of the centre line of the
herein described right-of-way;
Thence south 25c58' east 188.17 feet;
Thence south 64c46' east 466.47 feet;
Thence north 72°02' east 772.45 feet;
Thence south 85c36' east 513.85 feet;
Thence south 43c38' east 392.60 feet;
Thence north 88c30' east 184.87 feet;
Thence south 64°09' east 324.47 feet;
Thence north 82°36' east 294.72 feet;
Thence south 58c42' east 365.28 feet;
Thence south 25c19' east 181.02 feet;
Thence south 15c36' west 2.316 feet;
Thence south 75c46' west 305.84 feet;
Thence south 88°52' west 353.34 feet;
Thence south 16c35' west 425.87 feet;
Thence south 9°33' west 357.38 feet;
Thence south 17°49' west 341.38 feet;
Thence south 63c28' west 199.54 feet;
Thence south 85c56' west 502.92 feet;
Thence south 82c48' west 669.35 feet;
Thence south 1 8°3 1 ' east 1.630 leet. more or less,
to the nortnerly limit of the Township road allow-
ance between Concessions Xi and Xn. which is
shown on a Plan by J. G. Pierce. O.L.S.. dated
April 19. 1960. O. Reg. 803/79. s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 31st day of October. 1979. ]
(3659)
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1978
O. Reg. 804/79.
General.
Made— October 31st. 1979.
Filed — November 1st. 1979.
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O. Reg. 804/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 805/79 5401
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 478/79
MADE UNDER
THE SECURITIES ACT. 1978
1. Section 133 of Ontario Regulation 478/79 is
amended by adding thereto the following sub-
section:
(5) Notwithstanding clause a of subsection 1. re-
newal of re-registration may be granted to any non-
resident controlled registrant that had a material
change in ownership subsequent to the 30th day of
December. 1977 and prior to the 3rd day of March.
1978. but such renewed registration shall expire on the
31st day of January. 1980. O. Reg. 804/79. s. 1.
(3660)
46
THK PLANNING A(7r
O. Reg. 805/79.
Restricted Areas — County of Erontenac.
Township of Bedford.
Made — October 30th. 1979.
Filed — November 1st. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 2 I
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 218/75 is amended by
adding thereto the following sections:
110. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the lands described in Schedules 114 and 115
may each be used for the erection and use thereon of a
single-family dwelling and buildings and structures
accessory thereto provided the following requirements
are met:
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Maximum lot coverage
of dwelling
7.62 metres
3.05 metres
7.62 metres
30 per cent
O. Reg. 805/79. s. 1. part.
111. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 116 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwel-
ling and buildings and structures accessory thereto pro-
vided the following requirements are met:
Minimum distance
between any building or
structure, including a
sewage disposal system,
and the high water mark
of Bob's Lake
Minimum side yards
Maximum lot coverage
of dwelling
16.77 metres
3.05 metres
30 per cent
O. Reg. 805/79. s. 1. part.
112. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 117 may be used
for the erection and use thereon oi a single-family dwel-
ling and buildings and structures accessory thereto pro-
vided the following requirements are met:
Minimum distance
between any building or
structure, including a
sewage disposal system,
and the high water mark
of Bobs Lake
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Maximum lot coverage
of dwelling
30.5 metres
3.05 metres
7.62 metres
30 per cent
O. Reg. 805/79. s. I. part.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedules:
Schedule 114
That parcel oi land situate in the Township of Bed-
ford in the County of Erontenac. being composed of
that part of Lot 1 8 in Concession Y designated as Part 1
on a Reference Plan deposited in the Land Registry
Office for the Registry Division of Erontenac (No. 13) as
Number 13R-3259. O. Reg. 805/79. s. 2. part.
Schedule 115
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Bed-
ford in the County of Erontenac. being composed of
that part of Lot 4 in Concession I designated as Part 1 on
a Reference Plan deposited in the Land Registry Office
for the Registry Division of Erontenac (No. 13) as
Number 13R-3444. O. Reg. 805/79. s. 2. part.
Schedule 116
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Bed-
ford in the County of Erontenac. being composed of
that part of Lot 25 in Concession IV designated as parts
28 and 29 on a Reference Plan deposited in the Land
Registry Division of Frontenac (No. 13) as Number
RD-78. O. Reg. 805/79. s. 2. part.
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5402 O. Reg. 805/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 807/79
Schedule 117
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Bed-
ford in the County of Frontenac, being composed of
that part of Lot 22 in Concession II designated as Part
35 on a Plan deposited in the Land Registry Office for
the Registry Division of Frontenac (No. 13) as Number
RD-204. O. Reg. 805/79, s. 2, part.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 30th dav of October, 1979.
(3661)
46
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 806/79.
Designation of Paved Shoulders on
King's Highway
Made— October 31st. 1979.
Filed— November 1st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 284/77
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Schedule 2 to Ontario Regulation 284/77, as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 809/77
and amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
452/79, is further amended by adding thereto the
following paragraph:
3. That part of the King's Highway known as No. 17
in the Territorial District of Kenora beginning at a point
situate at its intersection with the westerly limit of the
Town of Keewatin and extending westerly to a point
situate at its intersection with the Ontario-Manitoba
Boundary.
(3663)
46
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 807/79.
Speed Limits.
Made— October 31st. 1979.
Filed— November 1st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 429 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO.
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1970
1. Paragraph 10 of Part 4 of Schedule 32
Regulation 429 of Revised Regulations
Ontario, 1970. as made by section 7
Ontario Regulation 283/71, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
County of
Bruce —
10. That part of the King's Highway
known as Kincardine Avenue (High-
way 21) in the Town of Kincardine in
Town of the County of Bruce lying between a
Kincardine point situate at its intersection with the
roadway known as the King's Highway
No. 21 and a point situate 150 metres
measured southeasterly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Adelaide Street
2. Part 4 of Schedule 41 to the said Regulation is
amended by adding thereto the following
paragraph:
5.
County of
Northumber-
land—
Township of
Brighton
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 30 in the Township of
Brighton in the County of Northum-
berland lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the northerly
limit of the Village of Brighton as it
existed on the 1st day of October, 1979
and a point situate 140 metres mea-
sured southerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the road allow-
ance between lots 2 and 3 in Conces-
sion 3.
— (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 76 to the said
Regulation, as remade by subsection 1 of sec-
tion 3 of Ontario Regulation 431/79. is
revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
District of
Manitoulin —
Twp. of
Tehkummah
and
Assiginack
to
of
of
2338
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 68 in the Territorial
District of Manitoulin lying between a
point situate 915 metres measured
northerly from its intersection with the
southerly limit of the Township of
Tehkummah and a point situate 860
metres measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Queen Street in the
Township of Assiginack.
la. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 68 in the Territorial
District of Manitoulin lying between a
Twp. oi point situate 260 metres measured
Assiginack northerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Queen Street in the Township of
Assiginack and a point situate 440
metres measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly limit, as
it existed on the 30th day of October,
1979, of the Town of Little Current.
(2) Part 4 of the said Schedule 76 to the >aid
Regulation is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
District of
Manitouhn-
Town of
Little Current
O. Reg. 807/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 809/79 5403
District oi
Manitouhn —
Township oi
ack
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 68 in the Township of
Assiginack in the Territorial District of
Manitoulin beginning at a point situate
260 metres measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Queen Street and
extending southerly therealong for a dis-
tance of 1120 metres.
4. Part 5 of Schedule 147 to the said Regulation
is amended by adding thereto the following
paragraph:
District oi
Manitoulin —
Township oi
Burpee
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 540 in the Township of
Burpee in the Territorial District of
Manitoulin beginning at a point situate
180 metres measured easterly from its
intersection with a line between lots 35
and 36 in Concession 7 and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of
1.925 metres.
(3664)
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THK HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 808/79.
Stop Signs at Intersections.
Made— October 31st. 1979.
Filed — November 1st. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 432 OF REVISED
REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Regulation 432 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario. 1970 is amended by adding thereto the
following Schedule:
Schedule 76
1. Highway No. 535 in the locality of St. Charles in
the Township of Casimir. Jennings and Appleby in the
Territorial District of Sudbury at its intersection with
the roadway known as King Street.
2. Southbound and eastbound on Highway No.
535. O. Reg. 808/79. s. 1.
(3665)
46
THK HIGHWAY TRAFF1CE ACT
O. Reg. 809/79.
Portable Lane Control Signal Systems.
Made — October 31st. 1979.
Filed — November 1st. 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
PORTABLE LANE CONTROL SIGNAL
SYSTEMS
1. Every portable lane control signal system shall
consist of at least one set of green, amber and red
signal-lights for each direction from which traffic to be
controlled by the system approaches. O. Reg. 809/79.
s. 1.
2. — ( 1 1 Each set of signal-lights in a portable lane
control signal system shall be arranged vertically in the
following order, commencing at the bottom: green,
amber and red.
(2) A portable lane control signal system shall not be
operated in such a manner as to show the green and
amber signal-lights illuminated simultaneously.
(3) Each lamp and each lens in a signal-light shall be
maintained in such a manner that the signal-light, when
illuminated, is clearly visible to approaching traffic at a
distance of at least 100 metres.
(4) Each signal-light lens shall be at least twenty
centimetres in diameter and the signal head containing
the set of signal-lights shall be mounted on a yellow
backboard not less than 100 centimetres in height and
not less than fifty centimetres in width, as illustrated in
the following figure:
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5404
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
50 cm
SIGNAL BACKBOARD
TO BE YELLOW IN
COLOUR
r
o:
o
01
O. Reg. 809/79
20 cm LENS
SIGNAL
BACKBOARD
SIGNAL
"HEAD
A PORTABLE LANE CONTROL SIGNAL
O. Reg. 809/79, s. J.
2340
i
O. Reg. 809/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5405
3. — (1) Each set of signal-lights in a portable lane
control signal system shall be placed to the right of.
facing and clearly visible to. approaching traffic.
The bottom edge of the backboard of each set of
".-lights shall be not less than 2.75 metres above the
level of the roadway.
(3) A portable lane control signal system shall not be
located at an intersection or pedestrian crossover.
(4) A (X)rtable lane control signal system shall not be
located in any place or manner so as to conflict with any
signal-light traffic control system. O. Reg. 809/79,
4. — ( 1 ) Three signs described in subsection 2 and
having retro-reflective backgrounds shall be erected for
each direction from which traffic to be controlled by the
portable lane control signal system approaches.
(2) The signs shall be erected in front of a set of
signal-lights to the right of. facing and clearly visible to.
approaching traffic and shall be arranged in the fol-
lowing sequence, commencing furthest from the porta-
ble lane control signal system:
1. A do not pass sign, as prescribed in Ontario
Regulation 66>
2. A warning sign with an orange background
indicating that a set of signal-lights is ahead.
3. A sign indicating the location at which a
driver approaching a set of signal-lights is to
bring his vehicle to a stop.
as illustrated in the following diagram:
2341
5406
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SIGNALS AHEAD
WARNING SIGN
CONTROL SIGNAL
I
A
O. Reg. 809/79
SIGN LAYOUT REQUIRED
FOR PORTABLE LANE
CONTROL SIGNAL SYSTEM
WORK AREA
SIGNALS AHEAD
WARNING SIGN
O. Reg. 809/79, s.
(3666)
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O. Reg. 810/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 812/79 5407
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 810/79.
Demerit Point System.
Made — October 31st. 1979.
Piled — November 1st. 1979.
REGULATION" TO AMEND
REGULATION 413 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OE ONTARIO.
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1970
1. Item 8 of the Table to Regulation 413 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario. 1970. as
amended by subsection 3 of section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 616/77 and section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 393/79. is further
amended by inserting after "96 (9a)" in the
second line of Column 1 "96a (3). 96a (4)".
(3667i
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 811/79.
Exemption from the Provisions of
Subsection 1 of Section 5 7a of the
Act — Province of Alberta.
Made — October 3 1 st . 1979.
Filed — November 1st. 1979.
REGULATION M\DE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
EXEMPTION FROM THE PROVISIONS
OF SUBSECTION 1 OF SECTION 57a OF
THE ACT— PROVINCE OF ALBERTA
1. Alberta is designated as a reciprocating prov-
ice and a bus inspected in the Province of Alberta
prescribed as a class of vehicle for the purposes of
ubsection la of section 57a of the Act. O. Reg.
11/79. s. 1.
668)
46
THE PUBLIC COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
ACT
O. Reg. 812/79.
General.
Made — October 31st. 1979.
Filed — November 1st. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 700 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC COMMERCIAL VEHICLES ACT
1. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 2 of Regulation
700 of Revised Regulations of Ontario. 1970.
as amended by section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 880/75 and section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 33/76. is further amended by adding
thereto the following paragraph:
10. Class W — authorizing the licensee to con-
duct a public commercial vehicle service
exclusively for the transportation of logs,
timber, rough or dressed lumber, laminated
lumber, laminated wooden blocks, wooden
ties and poles, plywood, particle board,
waferboard. fibreboard. veneer, bark,
woodchips. shavings, sawdust and wood
flour.
46 (2) The said section 2. as amended by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 880/75. sections 1 and
2 of Ontario Regulation 33/76. section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 427/77, and section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 549/78. is further
amended by adding thereto the following sub-
section:
(11a) It is a term and condition of a Class W
operating licence that the transportation of goods
pursuant thereto commence within a region
described in item 3. 4 or 5 of subsection 1 1 and
designated in the licence. O. Reg. 812 /79. s. 1 (2).
2. Section 3 of the said Regulation, as amended
by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 364/72, is
amended by adding thereto the following sub-
section:
(3) The fee for a Class FF Licence is $25. O.
Reg. 812/79. s. 2.
3. Section 5 of the said Regulation, as remade
by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 364/72. is
revoked. O. Reg. 812/79. s. 3.
4. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 6 of the said
Regulation, as remade by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 33/76. is amended by adding
thereto the following item:
Class W in Form 106.
(2) Subsection 2 of the said section 6 is revoked.
O. Reg. 812/79. s. 4 (2).
5. Subsection 1 of section 7 of the said Regula-
tion is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(1) An application for the transfer of an operating
licence shall be signed by the licensee and by the
applicant. O. Reg. 812/79. s. 5.
2343
5408
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 812/79
6. Paragraph 6 of subsection 1 of section 11 of
the said Regulation, as remade by section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 33/76, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
6. For each motor vehicle operated
under a Class F, Class R or Class W
operating licence, for an annual term 28.00
7. Subsection 3 of section 16 of the said Regula-
tion is amended by striking out "Department"
in the fourth line and inserting in lieu thereof
"Ministry".
8. Subclause i of clause b of subsection 1 of sec-
tion 21 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(i) a Class A. C, D. H, K, T or W
vehicle, insurance in the amount of
$4,000 for each vehicle,
9. Section 26 of the said Regulation is amended
by striking out "Department" in the second
line and inserting in lieu thereof "Ministry".
10. Section 29 of the said Regulation, as remade
by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 416/74 and
amended by section 7 of Ontario Regulation
33/76, is revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
29. Subsection 1 of section 12 j of the Act does not
apply to,
(a) a licensee who is the registered owner of a total
of four or less vehicles licensed under the Act,
other than a licensee who is the holder of a
Class H operating licence or a probationary
operating licence;
(b) the holder of a Class E, Class FS, Class R or
Class W operating licence; or
(c) a licensee, other than a licensee who is the
holder of a Class T operating licence, in
respect of the transportation of,
(i) livestock, coal, rough lumber, bricks,
tile, cement blocks, cement, cinder
blocks, garbage, sand, gravel, rubble,
slag, earth, turf or crushed or uncut
rock and stone, or
(ii) materials to stock piles and construc-
tion sites for use in construction and
maintenance on a highway. O. Reg.
812/79, s. 10.
11. Section 33 of the said Regulation is amended by
striking out "The following fees are payable by a
licensee upon the filing of a tariff of tolls:" in the
first and second lines and inserting in lieu thereof
"Where a licensee is required to file a tariff of
tolls, the following fees are payable by the licen-
see upon such filing:".
12. — (1) Forms 1 to 8, both inclusive, and Form 10
of the said Regulation are amended by striking
out all that part of each Form following the
heading "NOTE" and inserting in lieu thereof in
each instance:
Section 9 of the Act reads as follows:
9. — (1) An operating licence for which a day fort
expiry has not been fixed expires on the 1st day of July in
each year or on the expiry of all vehicle licences issued
pursuant to the operating licence unless before such
date or such expiry, as the case may be, the holder of the
operating licence has applied for and acquired one or-
more vehicle licences for the period immediately fol-
lowing such date or such expiry, as the case may be. j
(2) Where the holder of an operating licence has
acquired vehicle licences in accordance with subsection
1, his operating licence is deemed to be renewed for the
period for which the vehicle licences are issued.
(3) Subsections 1 and 2 do not apply to an operating
licence that by its terms expires at the end of a specified
term, upon a specified day or upon the occurrence of J
specified event.
(2) Form 10a of the said Regulation, as made by
section 8 of Ontario Regulation 33/76, f
amended by adding at the end thereof:
"Note
Section 9 of the Act reads as follows:
9. — (1) An operating licence for which a day for
expiry has not been fixed expires on the 1st day of July in
each year or on the expiry of all vehicle licences issued
pursuant to the operating licence unless before such
date or such expiry, as the case may be, the holder of the
operating licence has applied for and acquired one or
more vehicle licences for the period immediately fol-
lowing such date or such expiry, as the case may ba^
(2) Where the holder of an operating licence has
acquired vehicle licences in accordance with subsectior
1, his operating licence is deemed to be renewed for tht
period for which the vehicle licences are issued.
(3) Subsections 1 and 2 do not apply to an operatiajll
licence that by its terms expires at the end of a specifieclj
term, upon a specified day or upon the occurrence of f I
specified event".
(3) The said Regulation is further amended II
adding thereto the following Form:
Form 106
The Public Commercial Vehicles Act
PUBLIC COMMERCIAL VEHICLE
OPERATING LICENCE
No. VY
Under The Public Commercial Vehicles Act and th>j
regulations, and subject to the limitations tliereoi
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O. Reg. 812/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 813/79
5409
this licence is issued to
if
to operate no more than
Class "W" public commercial vehicles exclusively for
the transportation of logs, timber, rough or dressed
lumber, laminated lumber, laminated wood blocks,
wooden ties and poles, plywood, particle board, wafer-
board, fibreboard. veneer, bark, woodchips, shavings,
sawdust and wood flour.
Restricted to transportation commencing within
Region(s)
as prescribed within the Regulations made under The
Public Commercial Vehicles Act.
Registrar of Motor
Vehicles
Minister of Transportation
and Communications
(date)
tfOTE
Section 9 of the Act reads as follows:
9. — ( 1 ) An operating licence for which a day for
xpiry has not been fixed expires on the 1st day of July in
ach year or on the expiry of all vehicle licences issued
ursuant to the operating licence unless before such
ate or such expiry, as the case may be. the holder of the
Derating licence has applied for and acquired one or
lore vehicle licences for the period immediately fol-
iwing such date or such expiry, as the case may be.
(2) Where the holder of an operating licence has
:quired vehicle licences in accordance with subsection
his operating licence is deemed to be renewed for the
riod for which the vehicle licences are issued.
(3) Subsections 1 and 2 do not apply to an operating
ence that by its terms expires at the end of a specified
rm. upon a specified day or upon the occurrence of a
lecified event. O. Reg. 812/79. s. 12 (3).
rms 11.12 and 13 of the said Regulation are
revoked. O. Reg. 812/79. s. 12 (4).
13.
This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of December. 1979.
569)
~b
i
THK GAME AND FISH ACT
O. Reg. 813/79.
Open Seasons — Fur-Bearing Animals.
Made — November 2nd. 1979.
Filed — November 2nd. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 612/74
MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
I. Schedules 2 and 3 to Ontario Regulation 612/74
are revoked and the following substituted
therefor
Schedule 2
Beginning at the intersection of the centre line of the
right of way of the most northerly east-west line of the
Canadian National Railway Company with the north-
erly production of the centre line of the right of way of
the Algoma Central Railway: thence in a westerly
direction following the centre line of the said Canadian
National Railway Company to the intersection with the
Interprovincial Boundary between Ontario and Man-
itoba; thence southerly along that Interprovincial
Boundary to the International Boundary between
Canada and the United States of America; thence in a
southeasterly, northeasterly and southeasterly direction
along that International Boundary" to intersect long-
itude 85c 30' ; thence in a northeasterly direction to the
centre line of the right of way of the Algoma Central
Railway in the Dispersed Rural Community of
Michipicoten; thence in a northeasterly direction along
the said centre line and its northerly production to the
place of beginning. O. Reg. 813/79. s. I, part.
Schedule 3
Beginning at the intersection of the Interprovincial
Boundary between Ontario and Quebec with the centre
line of the right of way of the most northerly east-west
line of the Canadian National Railway Company;
thence in a southerly and southeasterly direction along
the said Interprovincial Boundary to the confluence
with the Mattawa and Ottawa rivers; thence in a
general westerly direction following the centre line of
the main channel of the Mattawa River and its expan-
sions to the easterly production of the northerly bound-
ary of the Geographic Township of West Ferris; thence
in a westerly direction following the said easterly-
production and the northerly boundary of the
Geographic Township of West Ferris and its westerly
production to the easterly shore of Lake Nipissing;
thence in a southerly direction along that easterly shore
to the intersection with the westerly production of the
southerly boundary of the Geographic Township of
West Ferris; thence westerly across Lake Nipissing in a
straight line to a point in the middle of the main channel
of the French River south of and off the easterly end of
Blueberry Island; thence southwesterly along the centre
lines of the main channel of the French River and that
channel of the French River to the north of Okikendawt
Island and along that channel of the French River that
lies adjacent to the south boundaries of the geographic
townships of Scollard, Mason. Bigwood. Allen and
Struthers to the southerly production of the easterly-
boundary of the Geographic Township of Travers;
thence northerly- along that production to the waters
edge of that channel; thence southwesterly, westerly
and southwesterly- following the waters edge of that
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5410 O. Reg. 813/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 815/79
channel to the southerly production of the easterly
boundary of the Geographic Township of Humboldt;
thence south astronomically 64.374 kilometres; thence
west astronomically to the International Boundary
between Canada and the United States; thence in a
northwesterly direction following that International
Boundary to intersect longitude 85° 30'; thence in a
northeasterly direction to the centre line of the right of
way of the Algoma Central Railway in the Dispersed
Rural Community of Michipicoten; thence in a north-
easterly direction along the said centre line and its
northerly production to the centre line of the right of
way of the most northerly east-west line of the Cana-
dian National Railway Company; thence in a south-
easterly direction along that centre line to the place of
beginning. O. Reg. 813/79, s. I. part.
J. A. C. Auld
Minister of Natural Resources
Dated at Toronto, this 2nd day of November, 1979.
(3671)
46
THE RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES ACT,
1979
O. Reg. 814/79.
Regions.
Made — November 2nd, 1979.
Filed — November 2nd, 1979.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES ACT,
REGIONS
1979
Under section 86 of The Residential Tenancies Act,
1979, the undersigned hereby establishes the following
regions in Ontario for the purposes of the said Act:
1. Region Number 1, to be known as the City of
Toronto Region, comprising the City of
Toronto.
2. Region Number 2, to be known as the South-
West Region, comprising the counties of
Bruce, Elgin, Essex, Grey, Huron, Kent,
Lambton, Middlesex, Oxford and Perth.
3. Region Number 3, to be known as the Mid-
Western Region, comprising the regional
municipalities of Halton, Hamilton-
Wentworth, Haldimand-Norfolk, Niagara
and Waterloo and the counties of Brant,
Dufferin and Wellington.
4. Region Number 4, to be known as the
Central-East Region, comprising the
boroughs of East York and Scarborough, The
Regional Municipality of Durham, the coun-
ties of Northumberland, Peterborough and
Victoria and the Provisional County of
Haliburton.
5. Region Number 5, to be known as the
Central-North Region, comprising the City
of North York, The Regional Municipality of
York, the County of Simcoe and The District
Municipality of Muskoka.
6. Region Number 6, to be known as the
Central-West Region, comprising The Reg-,
ional Municipality of Peel and the boroughs
of Etobicoke and York.
7. Region Number 7. to be known as the Eastern
Region, comprising The Regional Municipal-
ity of Ottawa-Carleton and the counties of
Dundas, Frontenac, Glengarry, Grenville,
Hastings, Lanark, Leeds, Lennox and
Addington, Prescott. Prince Edward,
Renfrew, Russell and Stormont.
8. Region Number 8. to be known as the North-
West Region, comprising the territorial dis-
tricts of Kenora, Rainy River and Thunder
Bay.
9. Region Number 9, to be known as the North-
East Region, comprising the territorial dis-
tricts of Algoma, Cochrane, Manitoulin.
Nipissing, Parry Sound. Sudbury and Timis-
kaming.
Frank Drea
Minister of Consumer
and
Commercial Relations
Dated at Toronto, this 2nd day of November. 1979.
(3672)
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 815/79.
Order made under Section 29a of
The Planning Act.
Made— October 30th, 1979.
Filed — November 2nd, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF Till
PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a pn
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of th
said section, or of an Order made under clause /> <
subsection 1 of section 2 7. as it existed on the 25th <lay<
June, 1970, of The Planning Act being chapti
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O. Reg. 815/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 817/79 5411
the Revised Statutes of Ontario. 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
That parcel of land situate in the Town of Wasaga
Beach, formerly the Village of Wasaga Beach, in the
County of Simcoe, being composed of that part of Lot
4 in Concession XVI more particularly described as
follows:
Commencing at the intersection of the easterly limit
of Grand Avenue, with the northerly limit of Louise
Avenue, as shown on a Plan registered in the Land
Registry Office for the Registry Division of Simcoe
[No. 5 1) as Number 705 and as described in an
Instrument registered in the said Land Registry
Office as Number 11547:
Thence easterly and along the northerly limit of
Louise Avenue, as described in the said Instrument
Number 1 1547. a distance of 1.030 feet. 6 inches to a
point which point is the place of beginning of the said
parcel;
Thence north 44c west 145 feet;
Thence westerly and parallel with the said northerly
limit of Louise Avenue 50 feet to a point;
Thence south 44c east to a point in the said northerly
limit of Louise Avenue;
Thence east along the said northerly limit of Louise
Avenue a distance of 50 feet to the place of begin-
ning. O. Reg. 815/79. s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 30th dav of October. 1979.
46
THE PLANNING ACT
(). Reg. 816/79.
Order made under Section 29a of
The Planning Act.
Made — October 30th. 1979.
Piled — November 2nd. 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March.
573 of section 29 oiThe Planning Act or a predecessor
lereof . or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
lid section, or of an Order made under clause b of
lbsection 1 of section 2 7. as it existed on the 2 5th dav of
June. 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario. 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcels of land:
Those parcels of land situate in the Town of
Wasaga Beach, formerly in the Township of Flos, in
the County of Simcoe. being composed of those parts
of Lots 21 and 22 in Concession X more particularly
described as:
1. Part 50
2. Part 51
3. Part 52
4. Part 53
according to a Plan deposited in the Land Registry
Office for the Registry Division of Simcoe (No. 5 1) as
Number R-984 and registered in the said Land
Registry Office as Instrument Number 320304. O.
Reg. 816/79. s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 30th dav of October. 1979.
(3674)
46
THK PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 817/79.
Restricted Areas — The Regional Munici-
pality of York. Town of Markham.
Made — October 30th. 1979.
Filed — November 2nd. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 104/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 104/72 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
22. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the existing barn on the land described in
Schedule 7 may be used as a carpentry shop and a
display room. O. Reg. 817/79. s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 7
That parcel of land situate in the Town of Markham
in The Regional Municipality of York, being composed
of that part of Lot 2 1 in Concession VIII more partic-
ularlv described as follows:
2347
5412 O. Reg. 817/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 819/79
Beginning at a point in the southerly limit of the said
Lot 2 1 distant 2,302 feet, 4. 75 inches measured easterly
therealong from the southwesterly angle of the said Lot;
Thence northerly and parallel to the westerly limit of
the said Lot a distance of 489 feet, 4.5 inches, more or
less, to the southeasterly limit of the Canadian National
Railways lands, as fenced;
Thence southwesterly along the last-mentioned limit
783 feet, 7.25 inches, more or less, to its intersection
with the said southerly limit of the said Lot;
Thence easterly along the last-mentioned limit 550 feet,
1.5 inches to the place of beginning. O. Reg. 817/79,
s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 30th day of October, 1979.
(3675)
46
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 818/79.
Restricted Areas — Part of the District
of Sudbury.
Made— October 30th. 1979.
Filed— November 2nd. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 568/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 568/72 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
35. — (1) In this section, "sleeping cabin" means a
building for use for overnight accommodation that is
without kitchen facilities.
(2) Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order,
(a) the land described in Schedule 29 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a sleeping
cabin provided the following requirements
are met:
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
7.5 metres
7.5 metres
Maximum size of sleeping
cabin 54 square
metres
Maximum height
sleeping cabin
of
one and one-
half storeys
(b) the land described in Schedule 30 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a sleeping
cabin provided the following requirements
are met:
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Maximum size of sleeping
cabin
Maximum height of
sleeping cabin
7.5 metres
7.5 metres
30 square
metres
one and one?,
half storeys
O. Reg. 818/79. s. l\
The said Regulation is further amended
adding thereto the following Schedules:
Schedule 29
by
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Rathbun in the Territorial District of Sud*
bury, being composed of that part of Lot 16 in Conces-
sion VI, described as Summer Resort Location AE 514.
and designated as Parcel 19960 in the Land Registry
Office for the Land Titles Division of Sudbury (No.
53). O. Reg. 818/79. s. 2. part.
Schedule 30
J
That parcel of land situate in the geograp
Township of Eden in the Territorial District of Sud-
bury, being composed of Summer Resort Location BD8
and designated as Parcel 12405. Sudbury West Sirtion.
in the Land Registry Office for the Land Titles Division
of Sudbury (No. 53). O. Reg. 818/79. s. 2. part.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 30th day of October. 1979.
(3676)
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 819/79.
Restricted Areas — County of
Frontenac, Township of Bedford.
Made — October 30th, 1979.
Filed— November 2nd. 1979.
2348
O. Reg. 819/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 821/79 5413
REGULATION" TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 218/75
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 218/75 is amended by-
adding thereto the following section:
113. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 1 18 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a seasonal residence
and buildings and structures accessory thereto provided
the following requirements are met:
Minimum distance
between any building or
structure, including a
sewage disposal system,
and the high water mark
of Buck Lake 30.5 metres
Minimum side yards 3.05 metres
Minimum rear yard 7.7 metres
Maximum lot coverage 30 per cent
O. Reg. 819/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 118
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Bed-
ord in the County of Frontenac. being composed of
hat part of Lot 1 in Concession XIII designated as Part
1 on a Reference Plan deposited in the Land Registry
)ffice for the Registry Division of Frontenac (No. 13) as
Cumber R-159. O. Reg. 819/79. s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 30th dav of October. 1979.
46
THK PLANNING ACT
(). Reg. 820/79.
Restricted Areas — Geographic
Townships of Hanlan. Casgrain.
Kendall. Way and Lowther in the
Territorial District of Cochrane.
Made — October 30th. 1979.
Filed — November 2nd. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 493/78
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Section 4 of Ontario Regulation 493/78 is
amended by striking out "2257'* in the tenth line
and inserting in lieu thereof "2254 and Numbers
2256. 2257 and 2531".
2. The said Regulation is amended by adding
thereto the following part:
PART X
MISCELLANEOUS
45. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 1 may be used for
the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwelling
used in connection with an agricultural operation pro-
vided the following requirements are met:
Minimum lot frontage 58 metres
Minimum lot area 0.4 hectares
O. Reg. 820/79. s. 2.
3. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 1
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Kendall in the Territorial District of Coch-
rane, being composed of those parts of lots 9 and 10 in
Concession IX designated as parts 1 and 2 as shown on
a Reference Plan deposited in the Land Registry Office
for the Land Titles Division of Cochrane (No. 6) as
Number 6R-3313. O. Reg. 820/79. s. 3.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 30th dav of October. 1979.
(3678)
46
THE MILK ACT
O. Reg. 821/79.
Grade A Milk — Marketing.
Made— October 31st. 1979.
Filed — November 2nd. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 189/78
MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT
1 . Subsections 1 . 2 and 3 of section 1 6 of Ontario
Regulation 189/78. as remade by subsection 1 of
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 2 73/79. are
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(1) All Class 1 milk supplied to a processor in those
parts of Ontario comprising the Northern Ontario Pool.
2349
5414
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 821/79
the Northwestern Ontario Pool and the Thunder Bay
Pool shall be sold by the marketing board and bought by
the processor for not less than a minimum price of
$36.86 per hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms
of milk-fat per hectolitre.
(2) All Class 1 milk supplied to a processor in those
parts of Ontario comprising the Southern Ontario Pool
shall be sold by the marketing board and bought by the
processor for not less than a minimum price of $35.57
per hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-
fat per hectolitre.
(3) All Class 2 milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $34.57 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 821/79. s. 1.
2. Paragraph 1 of subsection 1 of section 21 of the
said Regulation, as remade by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 575/79. is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
1 . A payment on account at the rate of $2 2 . 3 7 per
hectolitre not later than the fourteenth day of
the next following month or, where a holiday
falls within the first twelve days of that
month, not later than the fifteenth day of that
month.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 9th day
of November. 1979.
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
Kenneth McKinnoh|
Chairman
H. Parker
Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 31st day of October. 1979.
(3679) m
Erratum
Vide Gazette. Vol. 112-42, dated October 20, 1979.
Page No. 5076, O. Reg. 718/79 under The Building
Code Act, 1974.
In line 1, "Sentence 3.1.3.(4)" should read: "Sentence
3.1.3.3.(4)".
(3717)
2350
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 5415
INDEX 46
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 5339
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 5344
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 5353
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 5353
Certificates of Continuation Issued 5354
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 5355
The Loan and Trust Corporations Act 5355
Amendments to Articles 5355
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 5359
Order Reviving Corporations 5360
Order Reviving Corporate Powers 5360
Licences in Mortmain Issued 5360
Extra- Provincial Licences Issued 5361
Extra-Provincial Licences Cancelled 5361
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 5361
Notice of Default in Complying with The Corporations Tax Act. 1972 5362
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation 5369
The Marriage Act 5373
Errata 5374
The Environmental Assessment Act. 1975 5374
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 5376
Petitions to Parliament 5378
Applications to Parliament 5378
CORPORATION NOTICES 5379
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 5384
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 5384
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 5385
SHERIFFS' SALES OF LANDS 5386
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Game and Fish Act O. Reg. 8\3ff*> 5409
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 806/79 5402
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 807/79 5402
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 808/79 5403
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 809/79 5403
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 810/79 5407
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 81 1/79 5407
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act. 1973 O. Reg. 799/79 5396
The Planning Act O. Reg. 796/79 5393
The Planning Act O. Reg. 797/79 5395
The Planning Act O. Reg. 800/79 5397
The Planning Act O. Reg. 801/79 5397
The Planning Act O. Reg. 802/79 5398
The Planning Act O. Reg. 803/79 5398
The Planning Act O. Reg. 805/79 5401
The Planning Act O. Reg. 815/79 5410
The Planning Act O. Reg. 816/79 541 1
The Planning Act O. Reg. 817/79 5411
The Planning Act O. Reg. 818/79 5412
The Planning Act O. Reg. 819/79 5412
The Planning Act O. Reg. 820/79 54 13
The Planning Act O. Reg. 821/79 5413
The Public Commercial Vehicles Act O. Reg. 812/79 5407
The Public Lands Act O. Reg. 798/79 5396
The Residential Tenancies Act, 1979 O. Reg. 814/79 5410
The Securities Act O. Reg. 804/79 5400
The Small Business Development Corporations Act. 1979 O. Reg. 795/79 5389
5416
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1979
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1979 th<
Gazette are as follows:
; dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in
rHE ONTARIC
January 6th, Issue No. 1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held — April 8th,
1979
February 3rd,
' " 5
— May 6th,
'*
March 3rd
' " 9
' " " — June 3rd,
**
April 7th,
■ •■ 14
' " " —July 8th,
*'
May 5th,
' " 18
— August 5th,
"
June 2nd,
' " 22
— September 2nd
"
July 7th,
' " 27
' " " —October 7th,
"
August 4th,
' " 31
" — November 4th,
"
September 1st,
* " 35
— December 2nd,
"
October 6th,
■ •< 40
— January 6th,
1980
November 3rd,
■ - 44
" " — February 3rd,
"
December 1st, " " 48 "
— March 2nd,
"
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS
PRIOR T<
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received before
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number of
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed.
Advertising Rate: $7.50 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $30.00; and
by others for a single copy, 75 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO ant
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed :
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
O. Reg. 822/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 5471
Publications Under The Regulations Act
November 24th, 1979
THE PESTICIDES ACT. 1973
O. Reg. 822/79.
General.
Made — October 31st. 1979.
Filed — November 5th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND ONTARIO REGULATION 618/74
MADE UNDER THE PESTICIDES ACT. 1973
1. Table 1 of Ontario Regulation 618/74. as remade by section 58 of Ontario Regulation 577/76 and amended
by subsection 1 of section 2 of Ontario Regulation 95 1/77. section 5 of Ontario Regulation 575/78 and section
1 of Ontario Regulation 468/79. is further amended by revoking item 5 together with the particulars opposite
thereto and substituting in lieu thereof the following items:
5. BAL Wm. E. Bateman
347 Bay St.. Suite 304
Toronto. Ontario M5H 2R8
11A. CAY Canadian Germicide Co. Ltd.
591 The Queen* way.
Toronto. Ontario MsY 1T8
52 A LUY J.G. Lundy
P.O. Box 54h
Shaunawon. Saskatchewan SON' 2X0
67A. ORE H..I. O'Reilly
Plant Pathology Branch
Department ol Agriculture
Yictona. B.C. Ds\Y 2Z3
O. Reg. 822/79. s. 1.
Table 2 of the said Regulation, as remade by section 58 of Ontario Regulation 577/76 and amended by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 183/77. subsection 2 of section 2 of Ontario Regulation 951/77. section 6 of
Ontario Regulation 575/78. section 2 of Ontario Regulation 132/79 and section 2 of Ontario Regulation
468/79. is further amended by adding thereto the following items:
AGB AgBioChem Inc. 10.B
3 Fleetwood Court
Orinda. California
94563
AGO AGSCO Inc. 10.C
Box 458
Grand Forks.
North Dakota
2351
5472
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 822/79
GCH
Gaston Charbonneau Floral Ltd.
Laval. Quebec
187. A
GUC
Guardian Chemicals
Fort Saskatchewan
Alberta
205. A
HOH
TBL
Home Hardware Stores Ltd.
34 Henry Street West
Kitchener. Ontario NOB 2N0
JBL Laboratories
1001 E. Cass Street
St. Johns. Michigan 48879
218. A
241. A
SOL
Solchem Inc.
415 Madison Avenue
New York. N.Y. 10017
464. A
TIR
ZOC
Timber Specialties Ltd.
980 Ellicott Street
Buffalo. N.Y. 14209
Zoecon Industries Ltd.
12200 Denton Drive
Dallas. Texas 75234
496. A
542
O. Reg. 822/79, s. 2.
3. Schedule 1 to the said Regulation, as remade by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 132/79, is amended by
adding thereto the following:
15849 SAF
Sanex Strychnine Gopher-Kill Liquid
O. Reg. 822/79, s. 3
4. Schedule 2 to the said Regulation, as remade by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 132/79 and amended b\
section 3 of Ontario Regulation 468/79, is further amended by adding thereto the following:
14887 AGO LUY Agsco DB Red Seed Disinfectant and Insecticide Dust
15278 GUC
15333 SOL
15706 ROH
Guardian Dead and Gone Non Selective Weed Killer
Thionex 50 WP Insecticide
Stampede CM Emulsifiable Concentrate
2352
O. Reg. 822/79,
"
O. Reg. 822/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5473
5. Schedule 3 to the said Regulation, as remade by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 132/79 and amended by
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 468/79, is further amended by adding thereto the following
05016 RER
Klordust 5
14821 AYM
14823 SOL
14880 HOH
14881 HOH
15118 GCH
Vital K-115 Liquid Weed Killer
Camptan 50 W Fungicide
Home Hardware Creosote Wood Preservative
Home Hardware Paintable Penta Clear Wood Preservative
Floral 50 Malathion Liquid Insecticide Miticide
15143 TIR BAL Pole Topper Fluid
15144 TIR BAL Osmo Band Wood Preservative Bandage
15158 CAT
15176 ZOC
15188 LOR
15212 PLC
15262 GCH
15319 SOL
Cantol Selectra 20 Liquid Weed Killer
Premium Golden Malrin Flv Bait
Lorrain Flv Patrol Bait
Pulsfog Fogging Solution PFW
Floral Fungicide Dust Indoor Outdoor
Danex 80 SP Insecticide
15414 AGB ORE Gallex Crown Gall Control
MA
15475 SAF
15565 SAF
Niagara Metal-Sodium Liquid Soil Fumigant
10-1 Plus Food Processors Spray
Sanex Prox 1 20 Insecticide Concentrate
2353
5474 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 822/79
15606 N1A Niagara Phenoxylene Plus Herbicide
15682 VEL Embark 1.5 Plant Growth Regulators
15737 INT Co-op Sevin 80 WP
15 755 INT Co-op Potato Seed-Piece Treatment
15851 NT A Niagara Chlordane 2 5G
O. Reg. 822/79, s. 5.1
6. Schedule 4 to the said Regulation, as remade by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 132/79 and amended by|
section 5 of Ontario Regulation 468/79. is further amended by adding thereto the following:
14333 AIG Air Guard Insect Repellent High Strength
14334 AIG Air Guard Bush Strength Repellent
15411 JOH Raid Flying insect Killer Pressurized
15417 JOH Raid Rose and Flower Pressurized Spray
15433 JBL BF-100 Black Fly Repellent
15569 HAU Hartz Dog Flea Soap
15776 HAU Hartz Dog Flea and Tick Spray
15577 HAU Hartz Cat Flea and Tick Spray
15578 HAL Hartz Rid Flea Dog Shampoo
15579 HAU Hartz Luster Bath For Dogs
15580 HAU hartz Luster Bath For Cats
15656 HAU Hartz Bird Protector
15693 BOY Black Flag Triple Action Bug Killer
15740 BOY Black Flag House and Garden Bug Killer
15757 TOH Raid Moth Prooler Pressurized
2354
O. Reg. 822/79. s. 6.
O. Reg. 822/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5475
7. Schedule 6 to the said Regulation, as remade by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 132/79 and amended by
section 7 of Ontario Regulation 468/79, is further amended by adding thereto the following:
14821 NAC
P-O-W Wasp Pressurized Insecticide
14948 RER
Liquid XLR Baygon Insect Destroyer
15104 MIF CAY Mill-o-cide Insecticide
15128 AIG
Konk Bvt Flying Insect Killer
15139 CBR
Formula F-500 Insecticide
15157 GUC
Gotcha! Insect Repellent Solution
15211 PLG
Pulsfog Fogging Solution PFE
15252 SAF
Magic Mist Insecticide Plus
15285 SAF
Dipha-Pell Weather Resistant Rodenticide Pellets
15288 SAF
15289 SAF
PRO-5 Plus ULV Concentrate
PRO-3 Plus ULV Concentrate
15329 SAF
Sanex Diazinon 2 Dust
15469 SAF
15474 SAF
15476 SAF
15483 SAF
15549 SAF
15555 SAF
Pvronide 5 Plus
Pyronide 33 Plus Solution
High Test Plus Insect Spray
Bug Buster Plus
Sanex Roach and Bug Killer
Mosquito Blackfly Fog Insecticide
2355
5476 O. Reg. 822/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 825/79
1SSS6
SAP
Pro-Plus Industrial Aerosol
1S642
IOH
Bolt Roach Bait
15704
CHP
Chipman Mature-Aid
15 70S
MBE
Marquette Mature-Aid
15858
INT
Co-op Aero-Tack Insecticide
(3680)
O. Reg. 822/79, s. 7.
47
THE PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
O. Reg. 823/79.
General.
Made— October 31st, 1979.
Filed— November 5th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 258/78
MADE UNDER
THE PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
1. Clause b of section 2 7 of Ontario Regulation
258/78 is revoked.
(3681)
47
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
O. Reg. 824/79.
Hunting on Designated Crown Land and
in Provincial Parks.
Made — October 31st, 1979.
Filed— November 5th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 605/77
MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
Ontario Regulation 605/77 is amended
adding thereto the following sections:
by
3a. Theholderof alicence in Form 9, 11, 12 or 13 of
Regulation 371 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1970, while proceeding to or from a blind in the area
described in paragraphs 1 and 2 of Schedule 5, may
possess a fire-arm in Long Point Provincial Park, pro-
vided that he keeps the fire-arm unloaded and encased.
O. Reg. 824/79, s. I, part.
3b. The holder of a licence in Form 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11,
12, 13 or 14 of Regulation 371 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 may possess a fire-arm in Cyprus Lake
Provincial Park, provided that he keeps the fire-arm
unloaded and encased. O. Reg. 824/79, s. 1, pari.
(3682)
47
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 825/79.
County of Halton (now The Regional
Municipality of Halton), Town of Oak-
ville.
Made— October 31st, 1979.
Filed — November 5th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 481/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
1. Ontario Regulation 481/73 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
in
48. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 37 may be used
for,
(a) the continued use thereon of an existing sing-
le-family dwelling; and
(b) the erection and use thereon of a dog kennel |
and buildings and structures accessory
thereto.
provided the following requirements are met:
2356
O. Reg. 825/79
Minimum distance of
any building or struc-
ture from the centre of
Eighth Line
Minimum distance
between the side lot
lines and any building
or structure
Minimum distance
between the rear lot
line and any building or
structure
Maximum height of the
dog kennel and build-
ings and structures
accessory thereto
Maximum ground floor
area of the dog kennel
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 827/79 5477
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
300 feet
70 feet
50 feet
15 feet
1,700 square feet
O. Reg. 825/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 37
That parcel of land situate in the Town of Milton
in The Regional Municipality of Hal ton, formerly in
the Township of Trafalgar in the County of Halton,
being composed of that part of Lot 14 in Concession
VIII of the New Survey more particularly described
as follows:
Premising that the course of the road allowance
between Concessions VIII and IX has a bearing of
north 45° west and relating all bearings herein
thereto;
Beginning at an iron bar planted in the southwest-
erly limit of the said road allowance distant 1,300
feet measured northwesterly therealong from the
most easterly angle of the said Lot 14;
Thence south 38°
planted;
33' west 432 feet to an iron pipe
Thence north 54° 09' west 188 feet, 7 inches to an
iron pipe planted;
Thence north 38° 26' east 462 feet, 6 inches to an
iron pipe planted in the said southwesterly limit of
the said road allowance;
Thence southeasterly therealong 190 feet to the place
beginning.
The said parcel contains by admeasurement an area
of 2.05 acres as shown on sketch of survey attached
to an Instrument registered in the Land Registry
Office for the Registry Division of Halton (No. 20)
Number 25263-M2 for Trafalgar. O. Reg. 825/
9. s. 2.
Dated at Toronto, this 31st day of October. 1979.
(3683) 47
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT. 1972
O. Reg. 826/79.
General.
Made— October 31st. 1979.
Filed— November 5th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 323/72
MADE UNDER
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT. 1972
1 . Clause b of Item 8 of subsection 1 of section 49 of
Ontario Regulation 323/72. as remade by section
2 of Ontario Regulation 218/73. is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
{b) laboratory services carried out by a physician
for the exclusive purpose of diagnosing or
treating his own patients in the course of his
medical practice.
(3692)
47
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT. 1972
O. Reg. 827/79.
General.
Made— October 31st. 1979.
Filed — November 5th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 323/72
MADE UNDER
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT. 1972
1 . Subsection 1 of section 4 7 of Ontario Regulation
323/72. as amended by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 488/77 and section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 701/78. is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(1) Chiropodist services when rendered by a
chiropodist are specified as insured services under the
Plan and the amount of payment for the services
specified is as follows:
1. Initial Office Visit $ 9
2. Subsequent Office Visit 7
3. Home Visit 10
2357
5478 O. Reg. 827/79
4. Institution Visit
THE ONTARIO GAZET
S 6
O. Reg. 828/79
5. X-ray of foot — antero-posterior and
lateral views
10
6. X-ray of feet, including one view of
each foot . . 10
7. Oblique or special view of foot 5
Total amount of radiographic service
allowed per insured person per
twelve-month period 25
O. Reg. 827/79, s. 1.
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of November, 1979.
(3693) 47
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT, 1972
O. Reg. 828/79.
General.
Made — October 31st, 1979.
Filed— November 5th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 323/72
MADE UNDER
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT, 1972
1. Subsection 7e of section 36a of Ontario Regula-
tion 323/72, as remade by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 552/79, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(7e) The General Manager shall make payment to
the licensee, where the chronic care services were pro-
vided to an insured person on or after the 1st day of
April, 1979, in the amount of,
(a) $854.00 less the amount of any co-payment
that may be prescribed to be made by the
person under this section for each payment
month that the chronic care services are
received by the insured person; and
(b) $28.00 less the amount of any co-payment that
may be prescribed to be made by the person
under this section for each payment day that
the chronic care services are received by the
insured person except the day that the person
is discharged from the chronic care unit. O.
Reg. 828/79, s. 1.
2. — (1) Item 11 of Table 1 to the said Regulation, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 554/79, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
11. On or after the 1st day of
April, 1979, but before the
1st day of August, 1979.
298.00
9.80
556.00
18.20
854.00
28.00
(2) Item 12 of the said Table 1, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 740/79, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
12. On or after the 1st day of
August, 1979, but before the
1st day of November. 1979.
305.65
10.05
548.35
17.95
854.00
28.00
(3) Item 13 of the said Table 1, as made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 740/79, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
13. On or after the 1st day of
November, 1979.
(3694)
313.25
10.30
540.75
17.70
854.00
28.00
47
2358
O. Reg. 829/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 832/79 5479
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 438 OF
EYISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO
MADE UNDER
THE HOMES FOR SPECIAL CARE ACT
THE HOMES EOR SPECIAL CARE ACT
O. Reg. 829/79.
General.
Made — October 31st. 1979.
Filed — November 5th. 1979.
1970
1 . Subsections 1/ and \j of section 4 1 of Regulation
438 of Revised Regulations of Ontario. 1970. as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 2 13/79,
are revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
Hi) Where a resident in an approved home, a
censed nursing home or licensed residential home is
nable to pay for his care and maintenance, the Minis-
er may pay to the board of an approved home or the
icensee of a licensed nursing or residential home,
(a) where the resident qualifies on medical
grounds for and receives extended care in an
extended care unit, the amount of $854.00 for
each full month the resident receives extended
care;
(b) the amount of $72 7.40 for each full month the
resident receives intermediate care; and
(c ) where the resident does not require nursing
care, the amount of $366.00 for each full
month the resident receives care and main-
tenance.
i or after the 1st day of April, 1979.
(lj) Where a resident in an approved home, a
censed nursing home or licensed residential home is
nable to pay for his care and maintenance, the Minis-
:r may pay to the board of an approved home or the
censee of a licensed nursing or residential home.
(a) where the resident qualifies on medical
grounds for and receives extended care in an
extended care unit for less than a month, or for
a day or number of days in excess of a full
month, the amount of $28.00 for each day the
resident receives extended care;
(6) where the resident receives intermediate care
for less than a month, or for a day or number
of days in excess of a full month, the amount of
$23.85 for each day the resident receives
intermediate care; and
(c) where the resident does not require nursing
care but receives care and maintenance for
less than a month, or for a day or number of
days in excess of a full month, the amount of
SI 2. 00 for each day the resident receives care
and maintenance,
on or after the 1st day of April, 1979. O. Reg. 829/79.
s. 1.
(3695)
47
THE MENTAL HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 830/79.
General.
Made — October 31st. 1979.
Filed — November 5th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 578 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO,
MADE UNDER
THE MENTAL HOSPITALS ACT
1970
1 . Subsections 9 and 10 of section 1 1 of Regulation
578 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970. as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 551/79.
are revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(9) The Ministry may pay $366.00 a month for the
care and maintenance of each patient in an approved
home on and after the 1st day of April. 1979, where the
care and maintenance is provided for a full month.
(10) The Ministry may pay $12.00 a day for the care
and maintenance of each patient in an approved home
on and after the 1st day of April. 1979. where the care
and maintenance is provided for less than a month or
for a day or number of days in excess of a full
month. O. Reg. 830/79. s. 1.
(3996)
47
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 831/79.
Restricted Areas — District of Timiskaming.
Made — November 5th, 1979.
Filed — November 6th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 671 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Section 1 2 of Regulation 67 1 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 783/79, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
2359
5480 O. Reg. 831/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 832/79
12. Notwithstanding section 4* the lands described
in Schedules 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 1 1, 12 and 13 may each be
used for the erection and use thereon of a single-family
dwelling and buildings and structures accessory there-
to. O. Reg. 831/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is amended by adding
thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 13
That parcel of land situate in the Township of
Evanturel in the Territorial District of Timiskaming,
being composed of the whole of the south half of Lot 4 in
Concession VI described as Parcels 14456 and 11880,
South Section Timiskaming, in the Land Registry
Office for the Land Titles Division of Timiskaming
(No. 54). O. Reg. 831/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 5th day of November, 1979.
(3697) 47
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 832/79.
Zoning Order — County of Essex,
Township of Tilbury North.
Made — November 5th, 1979.
Filed — November 6th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 674 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1 . Section 2 1 of Regulation 674 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 607/77, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
2 1 . — ( 1 ) Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the lands described in Schedules 17, 18, 19, 20,
21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 and 28 may each be used for the
erection and use thereon of a single-family dwelling and
buildings and structures accessory thereto provided the
following requirements are met:
Minimum lot area
Minimum lot frontage
Maximum lot coverage
for dwelling
Maximum height of
dwelling
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Minimum elevation
15,000 square feet
100 feet
15 per cent
30 feet
42 feet
10 feet on one side
and 4 feet on the
other side
50 feet
There shall be no
opening in any
building or structure
intended for human
habitation below an
elevation of 582 feet, ,
Canadian Geodetic
Datum.
(2) For the purpose of this section, where a garage is
attached to and forms part of a building, the garagt
portion only shall not be regarded as a building
intended for human habitation. O. Reg. 832/79, s.fl
2. The said Regulation is further amended b
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 28
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Til
bury North in the County of Essex, being composed o
lots 316, 317 and the southerly 20 feet of Lot 311
according to a Plan registered in the Land Registr
Office for the Registry Division of Essex (No. 12) a
Number 1620. O. Reg. 832/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrov
Executive Director
Plans Administration Division
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 5th day of November. 1979.
(3698)
2360
O. Reg. 833/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
THK GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE ACT
O. Reg. 833/79.
General.
Made — October 31st. 1979.
Filed — November 6th. 1979.
5481
REGULATION" TO AMEND
REGULATION 3S3 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
MADE UNDER
THE GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE ACT
1. Item 14. as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 367/79. Item 15. as remade by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 568/79, Item 16. as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 757/79 and Item 17, as made by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 75 7/79. of Schedule C to Regulation 383 of Revised Regulations of Ontario.
1970. are revoked and the following substituted therefor:
14.
From and including the 1st day of April.
1979 up to and including the 30th day ol
April. 1979 "...
9.80
28.00
45.00
23.45
15
From and including the 1st day of May.
1979 up to and including the 31st day ol
Julv. 1979
9.80
28.00
51.00
23.45
16.
From and including the 1st day of August.
1979 up to and including the 31st day of
October. 1979
10.05
2S.00
51.00
23.45
17.
From and including the 1st day
of November, 1979
10.30
28.00
51.00
23.45
699)
47
2361
5482
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
THE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS ACT
O. Reg. 834/79.
General.
Made— October 31st, 1979.
Filed — November 6th, 1979.
O. Reg. 834/79
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 85 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS ACT
1. Item 13, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 368/79, Item 14, as remade by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 569/79, Item 15, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 758/79 and Item 16, as made by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 758/79, of Table 1 to Regulation 85 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970,
are revoked and the following substituted therefor:
13.
From and including the 1st day of April,
1979 up to and including the 30th day of
April, 1979
9.80
28.00
19.20
45.00
19.25
14.
From and including the 1st day of May,
1979 up to and including the 3 1st day of
July, 1979
9.80
28.00
19.20
51.00
19.25
15.
From and including the 1st day of
August, 1979 up to and including the
31st day of October, 1979
10.05
28.00
20.05
51.00
19.25
16.
From and including the 1st day of
November, 1979
10.30
28.00
20.30
51.00
19.25
(3700)
47
2362
>. Reg. 835/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 836/79 5483
THE HOMES FOR THE AGED AND REST HOMES ACT
O. Reg. 835/79.
General.
Made— October 31st, 1979.
Filed — November 6th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 439 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HOMES FOR THE AGED AND REST HOMES ACT
Item 13, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 366/79, Item 14, as remade by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 570/79, Item 15, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 759/79 and Item 16, as made by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 7 5 9/ 7 9 of Table 1 to Regulation 439 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970,
are revoked and the following substituted therefor
13.
From and including the 1st day of April,
1979 up to and including the 30th day of
April, 1979
9.80
26.00
19.20
45.00
14.
From and including the 1st day of May,
1979 up to and including the 31st day of
Julv, 1979
9.80
26.00
19.20
51.00
15.
From and including the 1st day of August.
1979 up to and including the 31st day of
October, 1979
10.05
26.00
20.05
51.00
16.
From and including the 1st day of
November, 1979
10.30
26.00
20.30
51.00
(3701)
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING
ACT
O. Reg. 836/79.
Broiler Chickens and Roaster
Chickens — Plan.
Made — October 31st, 1979.
Filed — November 7th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 310 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
1. Subsection 1 of section 10 of the Schedule to
Regulation 310 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970, as remade by subsection 1 of
section 10 of Ontario Regulation 462/72, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(1) On or before the 1st day of May in 1980. the
woducers in each district shall elect from their members
epresentatives to each District Chicken Producers'
47
Committee, one of whom shall be a producer of roaster
chickens, and one representative from each district to
the local board.
(la) Those persons elected from Districts 1, 2, 3, 4
and 5 under subsection 1 shall hold office for two years
from the 1st day of May, 1 980 and those persons elected
from Districts 6,7.8 and 9 under subsection 1 shall hold
office for one year from the 1st day of May, 1980.
(lb) On or before the 1st day of May in 1981 and in
every second year thereafter, the producers in Districts
6,7.8 and 9 shall elect from their members representa-
tives to each District Chicken Procuders' Committee,
one of whom shall be a producer of roaster chickens,
and one representative from each such district to the
local board, to hold office for a period of two years from
the 1st day of May.
(lc) On or before the 1st day of May in 1982 and in
every second year thereafter, the producers in Districts
1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 shall elect from their members rep-
resentatives to each District Chicken Producers' Com-
mittee, one of whom shall be a producer of roaster
chickens, and one representative from each such dis-
trict to the local board, to hold office for a period of two
years from the 1st day of May.
2363
5484 O. Reg. 836/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 838/79
2. Section 12 of the Schedule to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 1 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 462/72, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
12. In each year the local board shall appoint one
board member at large from among those commit-
teemen who are producers of roaster chickens.
(3718)
47
THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
O. Reg. 837/79.
Designations — Antrim to Quebec
Boundary (Hwy. 417).
Made— October 31st, 1979.
Filed — November 8th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 389 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
1. Regulation 389 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding thereto the
following Schedule:
Schedule 4a
In the City of Kanata, formerly in the Township of
March, in The Regional Municipality of Ottawa-
Carleton. being part of lots 1 and 2 in Concession 2,
Township of March and being those portions of the
highway shown as Parts 8 and 9 on Ministry of Trans-
portation and Communications Plan P-6096-24 depos-
ited as a reference plan in the Land Registry Office for
the Land Titles Division of Ottawa-Carleton (No. 4) as
number 4R-3085. O. Reg. 837/79, s. 1.
(3719)
47
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 838/79.
Restricted Areas — The Regional
Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton.
Township of Marlborough (now
Township of Rideau).
Made— November 6th. 1979.
Filed— November 8th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 529/73
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 529/73 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
32. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 67 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwel-
ling and buildings and structures accessory thereto pro-
vided the following requirements are met:
Minimum front vard
7.5 metres
Minimum side yards 3 metres
Minimum rear yard 7.5 metres
Maximum lot coverage 20 per cent
Minimum floor area of
dwelling 93 square metres
Maximum height of
dwelling two and one-half storeys
Minimum elevation
No building intended for
human habitation shall
be designed, constructed
or located in such a way
as to permit the entry of
flood waters below the
level of 87.76 metres,
Canadian Geodetic
Datum.
O. Reg. 838/79. s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 67
That parcel of land situate in that part of the
Township of Rideau in The Regional Municipality of
Ottawa-Carleton that on the 31st day of December.
1973 was in the Township of Marlborough, being com-
posed of that part of Lot 26 in Concession I more
particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the southerly limit of
Regional Road No. 2 and the westerly high water mark
of Mill Creek now known as Brassils Creek;
Thence westerly along the southerly limit of the said
Regional Road a distance of 34. 138 metres to a point;
Thence southerly on a course measured at right angles
from the said Regional Road a distance of 82 . 2 96 metres
to the westerly high water mark of the said Brassils
Creek;
Thence northeasterly along the said westerly high water
mark to the place of beginning. O. Reg. 838/79. s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Mini st r v of Housim
Dated at Toronto, this 6th day of November. 1979.
(3720)
2364
O. Reg. 839/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 5485
THE RECIPROCAL ENFORCEMENT OF
MAINTENANCE ORDERS ACT
O. Reg. 839/79.
Reciprocating States.
Made — October 31st. 1979.
Filed — November 8th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 771 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
MADE UNDER
THE RECIPROCAL ENFORCEMENT OF
MAINTENANCE ORDERS ACT
1 . Paragraph 2 of the Schedule to Regulation 7 7 1 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970 is
amended by adding thereto the following sub-
paragraph:
xvii. Minnesota
(3721) 47
2365
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 5487
INDEX 47
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
Parliamentary Notice — Royal Assent 541V
Proclamation 54 1 9
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 5420
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 542S
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 5438
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 5440
Certificate of Continuation Issued 5442
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 5442
Amendments to Articles 5443
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 5447
Order Reviving Corporations 544 7
Order Reviving Corporate Powers 544S
Licences in Mortmain Issued 544ft
Extra-Provincial Licences Issued 544S
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 544V
Cancellation of Certificate for Cause 5450
Notice of Default in Complying with The Corporations Tax Act. 1972 5450
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation 5457
The Liquor Licence Act 545S
The Environmental Assessment Act. 1 975 545ft
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 5460
Petitions to Parliament 5462
Applications to Parliament 5462
CORPORATION NOTICES 5463
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 5466
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 5467
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 5467
SHERIFFS" SALES OF LANDS 5468
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Charitable Institutions Act O. Reg. 834/79 5482
The Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 836/79 5483
The Game and Fish Act O. Reg. 824/79 5476
The General Welfare Assistance Act O. Reg. 833/79 5481
The Health Insurance Act. 1972 O. Reg. 826/79 5477
The Health Insurance Act. 1972 O. Reg. 827/79 5477
The Health Insurance Act. 1972 O. Reg. 828/79 547S
The Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act O. Reg. 835/79 5483
The Homes for Special Care Act O. Reg. 829/79 5479
The Mental Hospitals Act O. Reg. 830/79 5479
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act. 1973 O. Reg. 825/79 5476
The Pesticides Act. 1973 O. Reg. 822/79 5471
The Planning Act O. Reg. 831/79 5479
The Planning Act O. Reg. 832/79 5480
The Planning Act O. Reg. 838/79 5484
The Provincial Parks Act O. Reg. 823/79 5476
The Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act O. Reg. 837/79 5484
The Reciprocal Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Act O. Reg. 839/79 5485
5488
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Ontario
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1979
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1979 th<
Gazette are as follows:
j dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in
The Ontario
January 6th, Issue No. 1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held — April 8th,
1979
February 3rd,
' ** 5
* *
' " " — May 6th,
"
March 3rd
, „ Q
1 '
' " " — June 3rd,
"
April 7th,
' " 14
1 ■
' " " -July 8th,
"
May 5th,
* " 18
' '
' " " — August 5th,
"
June 2nd,
' " 22
' '
" " — September 2nd
"
July 7th,
' " 27
' *
* " " —October 7th,
"
August 4th,
' " 31
• '
' " " — November 4th,
'*
September 1st,
' " 35
' *
" — December 2nd,
"
October 6th,
' " 40
* *
' " " — January 6th,
1980
November 3rd,
' " 44
' •
— February 3rd,
"
December 1st, " " 48 "
' " " — March 2nd,
"
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS
PRIOR
TC
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received before
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number of
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed.
Advertising Rate: $7.50 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $30.00; and
by others for a single copy, 75 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO and
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed :
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
O. Reg. 840/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 841/79 5529
Publications Under The Regulations Act
December 1st, 1979
THE LAND TRANSFER TAX ACT. 1974
O. Reg. 840/79.
Delegation of Authority of the
Minister.
Made — October 31st. 1979.
Filed — November 14th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 194/75
MADE UNDER
THE LAND TRANSFER TAX ACT. 1974
1 . — ( 1) Clause c of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
194/75. exclusive of the subclauses, as amended
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 645/78. is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(f ) the officer in the Ministry of Revenue holding
the position of Director of the Succession Duty
and Land Taxes Branch may exercise the
power or perform the duty conferred or
imposed upon the Minister under the follow-
ing provisions of the Act:
(2) Clause d of the said section 1. exclusive of the
subclauses, as amended by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 645/78. is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(d) the officers in the Succession Duty and Land
Taxes Branch of the Ministry of Revenue
holding the positions of Senior Manager.
Assessment and Audit. Manager. Administ-
ration. Manager. Business Valuations. Chief
Officer — Assessment and Audit. Tax
Specialist. Policy and Interpretations. Senior
Assessor. Business Valuator. Assessment
Supervisor, or Estate and Gift Tax Assessor.
may exercise the power or perform the duty
conferred or imposed upon the Minister under
the following provisions of the Act:
(3) Clause h of the said section 1 . as made by section
1 of Ontario Regulation 645/78. is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(h ) in addition to the powers and duties that may
be performed pursuant to clause d of this sec-
tion, the officer in the Succession Duty and
Land Taxes Branch of the Ministry of
Revenue holding the position of Senior Man-
ager. Assessment and Audit may exercise the
power or perform the duty conferred or
imposed upon the Minister under the follow-
ing provisions of the Act:
(i) subsections 1 . 2 and 3 of section 8.
(ii) subsection 1 of section 146. and
(hi) subsection S of section 16.
(3735) 48
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 841/79.
Order Made Under Section 29a of
The Planning Act.
Made — November 8th. 1979.
Filed — November 15th. 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March.
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 2 7. as it existed on the 25th day of
June. 1970. of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario. 1 960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
That parcel of land situate in the City of Sudbury,
formerly in the Township of Neelon. in the Regional
Municipality of Sudbury, described as Parcel 16147
in the Register for Sudbury East Section, and being
that part of Lot 106 on Danforth Avenue according to
a Plan filed in the Land Registry Office for the Land
Titles Division of Sudbury (No. 53) as Number
M-202. excepting that part of the said land transfer-
red by an Instrument registered in the said Land
Registry Office as Number 284329 now designated as
Part 1 according to a Plan filed in the said Land
Registry Office as Number SR. 3329. O. Reg.
841/79. s. 1.
Claude Bennett
i Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 8th day of November. 1979.
(3749) 48
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5530 O. Reg. 842/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 844/79
THE EDUCATION ACT. 1974
O. Reg. 842/79.
The Airy and Sabine District
School Area.
Made — November 14th. 1979.
Filed— November 15th. 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE EDUCATION ACT. 1974
THE AIRY AND SABINE DISTRICT
SCHOOL AREA
1. The Airy District School Area and The Sabine
District School Area are combined into one district
school area to be known as The Airy and Sabine District
School Area. O. Reg. 842/79. s. 1.
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1 st day of
January. 1980. O. Reg. 842/79. s. 2.
(3750)
48
THE BLIND PERSONS' RIGHTS
ACT. 1976
O. Reg. 843/79.
Dog Guides.
Made — November 7th. 1979.
Filed— November 15th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 535/76
MADE UNDER
THE BLIND PERSONS' RIGHTS
ACT. 1976
1. Section 1 of Ontario Regulation 535/76 is
amended by adding thereto the following item:
10. Guide Dogs for the Blind Association.
Windsor. England. O. Reg. 535/76. s. 1;
O. Reg. 843/79. s. 1.
(3751)
48
THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND
SAFETY ACT, 1978
O. Reg. 844/79.
Industrial Establishments.
Made — November 7th. 1979.
Filed— November 16th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 658/79
MADE UNDER
THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
ACT, 1978
1 . Subsection 1 of section 5 of Ontario Regulation
658/79 is amended by strikingout "notice" in the
first line and inserting in lieu thereof "written
report".
2. Clauses c and d of subsection 2 of section 69 of
the said Regulation are revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
(c) that will safely contain explosions; or
(d) that will resist explosions and is equipped
with effective explosion venting to the out-
doors.
3. Clause a of section 70 of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(a) from clothing worn by a worker except where
the device limits increase in pressure when the
nozzle is blocked; or
4. Section 86 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
86. Where a worker is exposed to the hazard of foot
injury he shall wear foot protection appropriate in the
circumstances. O. Reg. 844/79. s. 4.
5. Section 123 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
123. Where a hazardous room.
(a) has an area greater than 15 square metres; or
(b) requires a distance of travel to a means of
egress from any point in the room greater than
4.5 metres.
the hazardous room shall be.
(c) provided with at least two means of egress
that.
(i) are at least three quarters of the length
of the diagonal distance of the room
from each other, and
(ii) are within a maximum distance of 23
metres from any point in the room; and
(d) located in a floor area having at least two
exits. O. Reg. 844/79. s. 5.
(3752)
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48
O. Reg. 845/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5531
THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
AND SAFETY ACT. 1978
O. Reg. 845/79.
Construction Projects.
Made — November 7th. 1979.
Filed — November 16th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 659/79
MADE UNDER
THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
AND SAFETY ACT. 1978
Subsection 1 of section 6 of Ontario Regulation
659/79 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
( 1 1 Subject to subsection 2 . where a project is one for
which notice is required under subsection 1 of section 4
and on which five or more workers are working at the
same time, the constructor shall appoint a super-
visor. O. Reg. 845/79. s. 1.
2. Subsection 1 of section 10 of the said Regulation
is amended by striking out "notice" in the first
line and inserting in lieu thereof "written
report".
3. Section 16 of the said Regulation is amended by
adding thereto the following clause:
iba) tunnel:
4. Clause b of subsection 5 of section 35 of the said
Regulation is revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
(ft) be used by only one worker at a time:
5 . Subclause i of clause e of section 81 of the said
Regulation is revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
(i) are at least 5 1 millimetres in thickness
by 25.4 centimetres in width with a
span not exceeding 3 metres.
6. Subclause i of clause b of subsection 2 of section
95 of the said Regulation is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(i) be at least 38 millimetres in size.
7 . Clause a of subsection 2 of section 1 1 9 of the said
Regulation is revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
(a) there is a means of egress from all accessible
parts of the confined space by a manhole or
other clear opening;
8. Section 123 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
123. A gear, pulley, belt, chain, shaft, flywheel, saw
or other mechanically-operated part of a machine shall
be guarded or fenced unless the gear, pulley, belt,
chain, shaft, flywheel, saw or other mechanically-oper-
ated part of the machine is so located and constructed
that it will not endanger any worker. O. Reg. 845/79.
s. 8.
9. The Table in subsection 1 of section 1 72 of the
said Regulation is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
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O. Reg. 846/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5533
THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND
SAFETY ACT. 1978
O. Reg. 846/79.
Mines and Mining Plants.
Made — November 7th. 1979.
Filed — November 16th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 660/79
MADE UNDER
THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
ACT. 1978
1 . Clause b of subsection 3 of section 1 7 of Ontario
Regulation 660/79 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(b) capable of supporting a uniformly distributed
load of 12 kilopascals or a concentrated load of
54 kilonewtons. whichever is greater.
2. Subsection 1 of section 1 8 of the said Regulation
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
( 1> Subject to subsection 2. a pillar 60 metres thick
shall be established on either side of a party boundary
between adjoining underground mining properties.
O. Reg. 846/79. s. 2.
3. Subsection 1 of section 20 of the said Regulation
is amended by striking out "notice" in the first
line and inserting in lieu thereof "written
report".
4. Subsection 1 of section 22 of the said Regulation
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for
(1) Where a mine or mining plant has been shut
down for more than three months, written notice shall
be given to an inspector prior to the resumption of
operations. O. Reg. 846/79. s. 4.
5 . Subsection 1 of section 46 of the said Regulation
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for
( 1 1 Except in an underground mine, a ladderway at
an angle steeper than seventy degrees to the horizontal
shall be fixed in place and be provided with.
(a) platforms at intervals not greater than 7
metres;
(b) a safety cage; or
(o a protective device which when used will pre-
vent a worker from falling. O. Reg. 846/79.
s. 5.
6. Subsection 4 of section 101 of the said Regula-
tion, exclusive of the clauses, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(4) Before ascending or descending a main access
ramp in an underground mine, the operator of a motor
vehicle shall.
7. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 102 of the said
Regulation is revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
(1) Where practical, a motor vehicle in a mine shall
carry wheel chocks. O. Reg. 846/79. s. 7 (1).
(2) Subsection 4 of the said section 102 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(4) The device mentioned in subsection 3 is not
required when topping off the air pressure in a tire.
O. Reg. 846/79. s. 7 (2).
8. — (1) Clause a of subsection 1 of section 106 of the
said Regulation is amended by striking out "600
millimetres'* in the second line and inserting in
lieu thereof "0.6 metres".
(2) Subsection 2 of the said section 106 is amended
by striking out "10" in the second line and
inserting in lieu thereof "12".
(3) Clause a of subsection 2 of the said section 106 is
amended by striking out "1.200 millimetres" in
the second line and inserting in lieu thereof "1.2
metres".
9. Section 109 of the said Regulation is amended by
adding thereto the following subsection:
(2) Clause a of subsection 1 does not apply to a safety
station in a haulage way that was driven prior to the 1st
day of October. 1979. if the safety station complies with
section 245 of Part IX of The Mining Act being chapter
274 of Revised Statutes of Ontario. 1970. as it read on
the 30th day of September. 1979. O. Reg. 846/79. s. 9.
10. Section 135 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
135. A competent person shall be appointed to be in
charge of blasting at a surface mine and at a mining
plant. O. Reg. 846/79. s. 10.
1 1. Clause a of section 1 73 of the said Regulation is
amended by striking out "2" in the first line and
inserting in lieu thereof "1.8".
12. Subsection 3 of section 176 of the said Regula-
tion is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(3) The flow of air prescribed in subsection 2 shall.
2371
5534
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 846/79
(a) be at least 0.06 cubic metres per second lor
each brake kilowatt of the diesel unit or units
operating in the work place; and
(b) reduce the concentration of toxic substances
in diesel exhaust emissions to prevent the
exposure of a worker to such toxic substances
in excess of the values adopted as criteria or
guides under section 279. O. Reg. 846/79.
s. 12.
13. — (1) Subsection 3 ol section 187 of the said
Regulation is revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
(3) Every production crane shall be provided with.
(a) a safe means of access and egress for the
operator from the cab mounted on the crane
when.
(i) it is parked in the normal parking pos-
ition, and
(ii) it cannot be brought to the normal
parking position; and
(b) an alarm by which the operator can warn
persons that may be endangered by the mov-
ing crane.
(3a) Every service crane shall be provided with an
alarm that is visible to persons in the vicinity ol the
crane when the crane is operating on.
(a) pendant control, where the worker control-
ling the crane does not have a clear view of the
area in which the crane is operating; or
(b) radio frequency control.
(3b) Every production crane and every service crane
shall be provided with.
(a) protection against inadvertent operation by
radio frequencies when equipped with radio
frequency controls;
(b) an operating procedure to guard against col-
liding with other cranes on the same track;
(c) a load rating plate, stating the maximum load
that can be carried by the crane, posted on the
crane;
(d) a means by which the power conductors for
the crane can be safely disconnected from the
source of electrical supply; and
(e) a switch or circuit breaker by which the
maximum power to the crane can be salely
interrupted from the cab on the crane, unless
the crane collectors can be salely removed.
O. Reg. 846/79. s. 13 (1).
(2) Subsection 11 ol the said section 187. exclusive
of the clauses, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(11) A person operating a production crane shall.
14. Clause e of subsection 1 of section 1 89 oi the said
Regulation is revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
(e) have an effective means for communication
between the climber and the raise service pos-
ition.
15. Subclause i of clause b of subsection 3 of section
206 of the said Regulation is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(i) the safety circuit of the hoist is inter-
rupted, or
16. — (1) Clause a of subsections of section 218ol the
said Regulation is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(a) an overwind;
(2) Subsection 9 of the said section 218 is revoked
and the following substituted therelor:
(9) On a friction hoist, a device shall be installed that
synchronizes the position of the shaft conveyance with
safety devices driven from the drum. O. Reg. 846/79.
s. 16(2).
17. — (1) Subsection 4 of section 220 of the said
Regulation, exclusive of the clauses, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(4) A hoisting rope being used as a shaft rope shall be
tested throughout its working length by a competent
person using an electromagnetic testing de\ ice
approved by the Director.
(2) Subsection 5 of the said section 220. exclusive of
the clauses, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(5) A balance rope and. where practical, a guide and
a rubbing rope in use. shall be tested throughout its
working length by a competent person using an elec-
tromagnetic testing device approved by the Director.
18. Subsection 6 of section 222 of the said Regula-
tion is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
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O. Reg. 846/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 847/79 5535
(6) Devices shall be provided in a shaft conveyance
by which any equipment or supplies within the con-
veyance may be safely secured. O. Reg. 846/79. s. 1 8.
19. — (1) Clause c of subsection 2 of section 228 oi the
said Regulation is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(c ) at least four seconds have elapsed after the
executive signal has been given.
(2) Subsection 5 of the said section 228 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(5) In addition to the basic code of signals prescribed
by subsection 4. the tender of a shaft conveyance shall
comply with the Code of Standard Signals issued by the
Ministry. O. Reg. 846/79. s. 19(2).
20. Clauseo of subsection 5 of section 229of the said
Regulation is revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
(a) the crosshead and bucket are descending
together from the bucket dumping position;
2 1 . Section 247 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
247. In an underground mine, clean water under
pressure shall be made available for dust control pur-
poses in a work place where rock or ore is drilled,
blasted, loaded or transported. O. Reg. 846/79. s. 21.
22. Section 248 of the said Regulation, exclusive of
the clauses, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
248. In an underground mine, broken rock or ore
shall be thoroughly wetted by water.
< 23. Section 255 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
255. Compressed air used for breathing purposes in
air supplied respirators shall conform to CSA Standard
ZlSO. l-M-1978. "Purity of Compressed Air for Brea-
thing Purposes". O. Reg. 846/79. s. 23.
' 24. — (1) Clause b of section 263 of the said Regula-
tion is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(b ) a partial pressure of oxygen in the atmosphere
when measured and corrected to standard
atmospheric pressure of less than 1 8 kilopas-
cals or more than 23 kilopascals;
(2) Clause c of the said section 263 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(c ) all the requirements of the said section 261.
except of subclause ii of clause d thereof, are
complied with;
2 5 Clause d of section 2 73 of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted thereior:
(d) "medical officer" means a medical officer
appointed by the Minister of Labour.
(3754)
48
THE MINISTRY OF NATURAL
RESOURCES ACT, 1972
O. Reg. 847/79.
Assignment of Powers and
Duties of Minister.
Made — November 14th, 1979.
Filed — November 16th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES
ACT, 1972
ASSIGNMENT OF POWERS AND DUTIES
OF MINISTER
1. The Mining and Lands Commissioner is assigned
the powers and duties conferred on the Minister of
Natural Resources under subsection 2c of section 27 of
The Conservation Authorities Act to hear and deter-
mine.
(a) the appeal of Mrs. Patricia A. Cochrane
against the decision of The Otonabee Region
Conservation Authority, made on the 27th
day of September, 1979, denying her appli-
cation to erect a building on Part Mill
Reserve, Block L, Registered Lot 1180 on
Plan Number 6 in the Village of Norwood in
the County of Peterborough;
(b) the appeal of Thomas and Mary Roos against
the decision of The Rideau Valley Conserva-
tion Authority, made on the 24th day of Sep-
tember, 1979, denying their application to
erect a building on part of Lot 1 7 in Conces-
sion 1 in the Township of Osgoode in The
Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton;
and
(c) the appeal of W.W.W.S. Ltd. (Sinclair)
against the decision of the Hamilton Region
Conservation Authority, made on the 25th
day of September, 1979, denying its appli-
cation to place fill and construct a wall on part
of Lot 22 in Broken Front Concession in the
Town of Stoney Creek in The Regional
Municipality of Hamilton- Wentworth, for-
merly in the Township of Saltileet in the
County of Wentworth. O. Reg. 847/79, s. 1.
(3755)
48
2373
5536
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
O. Reg. 848/79.
Fishing Licences.
Made — November 14th, 1979.
Filed— November 16th, 1979.
O. Reg. 848/79
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 365 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
1. Subsection 2 of section 8 of Regulation 365 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970 is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(2) A licence in Form 2 is valid for the four consecu-
tive days referred to in the licence which shall be
entered therein by the issuer on the date of issue. O.
Reg. 848/79, s. 1.
2. The Table to the said Regulation, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 475/74, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
TABLE
1
2
3
4
5
Item
Reference to Ontario Fishery Regulations
Form
Fee
Issuing
Fee
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Section 26, subsection 1
Section 26, subsection 1
Section 26, subsection 1
Section 26, subsection 2
Section 29, subsection 1, paragraph c
Section 29, subsection 1, paragraph d
Section 29, subsection 1, paragraph/
Section 29, subsection 1, paragraph g
Section 29, subsection 1, paragraph h
1
2
3
4
8
9
13
14
15
$14.00
7.50
2.00
5.50
20.00
40.00
1.00
10.00
5.00
$1.00
.50
.50
O. Reg. 848/79, s. 2.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5537
3. Forms 1 , 2 and 4 of the said Regulation, as remade by sections 2, 3 and 4, respectively, of Ontario Regulation
475/74, are revoked and the following substituted therefor.
Form 1
The Game and Fish Act
NON-RESIDENT ANGLING LICENCE No.
Under The Game and Fish Act, and the regulations and subject to
the limitations thereof and the limitations of the Ontario Fishery
Regulations, this licence is granted to
Licence Fee $14.00
Issuing Fee 1.00
Total $15.00
Date of Birth
Last Name (Print)
Mr.
Mrs.
Miss
Date
Month
Year
First Name (Print)
Initial
Height
Weight
Street Address P.O. Box or Rural Route (Print) Colour of Hair
Colour of Eyes
City, Town or Village (Print) State
Zip Code No.
to angle. This licence expires with the 31st day of December, 19 .
(signature of issuer)
(date)
(signature of licensee)
O. Reg. 848/79, s. 3, part.
Form 2
The Game and Fish Act
NON-RESIDENT FOUR DAY ANGLING LICENCE
Under The Game and Fish Act, and the regulations and subject to
the limitations thereof and the limitations of the Ontario Fishery
! Kegula
1 Mr
1 Mrs
Miss
uons, this licence is £
Last Name (Print)
rrante
■d to
First Name (Print)
Initial
1
1
Street Address P.O. Box or Rural Route (Prin
t)
2
375
No.
Licence Fee $7.50
Issuing Fee .50
Total $8.00
Date of Birth
Date
Month
Year
Height
Weight
Colour of Hair
Colour of Eyes
5538 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 848/79
City, Town or Village (Print) State Zip Code No.
to angle on the four consecutive days
19,
Month and Day Month and Day
and expires with the fourth day
Month and Day
Month and Day
(signature of issuer)
(date)
Form 4
The Game and Fish Act
(signature of licensee)
O. Reg. 848/79, s. 3, part.
19. .
CANADIAN RESIDENT ANGLING LICENCE
(not required by a resident of Ontario)
Under The Game and Fish Act, and the regulations and subject to
the limitations thereof and the limitations of the Ontario Fishery
Regulations, this licence is granted to
No.
Licence Fee
Issuing Fee
$5.50
.50
Total $6.00
Date of Birth
Last Name (Print)
Mr.
Mrs.
Miss
Date
Month
Year
First Name (Print)
Initial
Street Address P.O. Box or Rural Route (Print)
City, Town or Village (Print)
Province
Height
Weight
Colour of Hair
Colour of Eyes
Postal Code No.
to (a) angle, and
(b) take bait fish for personal use.
This licence expires with the 31st day of December, 19 .
(signature of issuer)
(3756)
(date)
2376
(signature of licensee)
O. Reg. 848/79, s. 3, part.
48
O. Reg. 849/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5539
THE CORONKRS ACT. 1972
(). Reg. S49/79.
General.
Made — November 7th. 1979.
Filed — November 16tii. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
( ►NTARiO RFGl LATION 3< J
MADE I NDER
THE CORONKRS ACT. 1972
1 . — ( 1 1 Paragraphs 1 and -+ of Schedule 5 to Ontario
Regulation 307 73 as remade by section -+ oi
Ontario Regulation 9-+3/7S. are revoked and the
lollowing substituted thereior:
tor all services in an investigation,
including secretarial services, postage
and stationerv S 60.00
4. b or each kilometre of necessary travel
by private automobile in connection
with an in\ estigation or inauest.
(a t in southern Ontario
15 cents
(b) in northern Ontario 15.5 cents
{2 1 Paragraphs 5 and 6 oi the said Schedule 5. as
remade by section •+ oi Ontario Regulation 943/
7s. are revoked and the following substituted
therefor _^_
5. For a certificate issued under subsec-
tion 1 of section 12 ot the Act $20.00
6. For a certificate issued under section
80 of The Cemeteries Act. payable by
the applicant lor the certificate 20.00
2. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 7 to the said Regula-
tion, as amended by section 2 of Ontario Regu-
lation 242/77. is further amended by adding
thereto the following subparagraph:
is
[2) The fee prescribed in clause a of subparagraph 1
payable only by the first person ordering or
requesting the transcript.
3. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 8 to the said Regula-
tion, as remade by subsection 1 of section 5 ot
Ontario Regulation 943/78. is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
For each kilometre actually travelled
one way from the persons residence to
the place where the inauest is held.
(a» in southern Ontario
(6) in northern Ontario
30 cents
31 cents
4. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 9 to the said Regula-
tion, as remade by section 6 of Ontario Regula-
tion 943/78. is amended by striking out "28" in
the fourth line and inserting in lieu thereof "30".
5. Paragraph 5 ot Schedule 10 to the said Regula-
tion, as remade by section 7 of Ontario Regula-
tion 943/78. is amended by striking out "28" in
the sixth line and inserting in lieu thereoi "30".
6. Clauses a and b of paragraph 1 1 oi Schedule 1 1
to the said Regulation, as remade by subsection
3 of section 8 of Ontario Regulation 943/ 78. are
revoked and the following substituted thereior:
(at in southern Ontario 15 cents
(b) in northern Ontario 15.5 cents
7. Form 14 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 9 of Ontario Regulation 943/78. is
amended by adding thereto the following note:
"If the body is not tree oi communicable dis-
ease, the death must be reported to the local
medical officer of health."
8. — (1) Subsection 1 ol section 1 andsections3. 4. 5
and 6 come into force on the 1st day of
November. 1979.
(2) Subsection 2 of section 1 comes into lorce on tne
1st dav of Tanuarv. 1980.
(3757)
48
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 5541
INDEX 48
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
Proclamation 5491
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 5491
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 5498
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 5506
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 5506
Certificates of Continuation Issued 5507
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 5507
Amendments to Articles 5508
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 5512
Order Reviving Corporate Powers 5512
Licences in Mortmain Issued 5513
Extra-Provincial Licence Issued 5513
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 5513
Voluntary Winding Up Under The Business Corporations Act 5514
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 5515
Petitions to Parliament 5517
Applications to Parliament 551 7
CORPORATION NOTICES 5518
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 5523
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 5524
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 5525
SHERIFFS SALE OF LANDS 5527
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Blind Persons' Rights Act. 1976 O. Reg. 843/79 5530
The Coroners Act. 1972 O. Reg. 849/79 5539
The Education Act O. Reg. 842/79 5530
The Game and Fish Act O. Reg. 848/79 5536
The Land and Transfer Tax Act, 1974 O. Reg. 840/79 5529
The Ministry of Natural Resources Act, 1972 O. Reg. 847/79 5535
The Occupational Health and Safety Act. 1978 O. Reg. 844/79 5530
The Occupational Health and Safety Act. 1978 O. Reg. 845/79 5531
The Occupational Health and Safety Act. 1978 O. Reg. 846/79 5533
The Planning Act O. Reg. 841/79 5529
5542
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1979
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1979 the dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in The Ontario
Gazette are as follows:
January 6th, Issue No. 1— Earliest Date Sale can be held — April 8th, 1979
February 3rd, " " 5 " " " " " " — May 6th,
March 3rd " " 9 " " " " " " — June 3rd,
April 7th, " " 14 " " " " " " —July 8th,
May 5th, " " 18 '* " " " " " —August 5th,
June 2nd, " " 22 " " " " " " — September 2nd
July 7th, " " 27 " " " " " " —October 7th,
August 4th, " " 31 " " " " " " — November 4th,
September 1st, " " 35 " " " " " " — December 2nd,
October 6th, " " 40 " " " " " '* —January 6th, 1980
November 3rd, " " 44 " " " " " " — February 3rd,
December 1st, " " 48 " " " " " " — March 2nd,
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received before
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number of
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed.
Advertising Rate: $7.50 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $30.00; and
by others for a single copy, 75 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO and
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed :
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
Reg. 850/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5607
Publications Under The Regulations Act
December 8th, 1979
THE JUDICATURE ACT
O. Reg. 850/79.
Rules of Practice.
Made— October 12th. 1979.
Approved — November 14th. 1979.
Filed— November 19th. 1979.
AMENDMENTS TO REGULATION 545 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970.
BEING THE RULES OF PRACTICE AND PRO-
CEDURE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF
ONTARIO. INCLUDING THE APPENDIX OF
FORMS AND THE TARIFFS OF DISBURSE-
MENTS. MADE BY THE RULES COMMITTEE
ON THE 12TH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1979. UNDER
THE JUDICATURE ACT.
1. Rule 519 of Regulation 545 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario. 1970. as amended by Ontario
Regulation 520/78 is further amended by
renumbering the present Rule 5 19 as 5 19 (1) and
adding thereto sub-rule (2) as follows:
'519. — (2) Every judgment providing for the pay-
ment of money on which interest is payable shall show
on its face the rate of interest thereon." O. Reg. 850/
79. s. 1.
2. Rule 548 of Regulation 545 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario. 1970. is revoked and new Rule
548 substituted therefor:
^48. — (1) Even writ of execution for the recovery
of money shall be endorsed with a direction to the
officer to whom it is directed to levy the money due and
payable and sought to be recovered under the judg-
ment, stating the amount, and also to. levy interest
thereon which, unless otherwise ordered by the court,
shall be at the prime rate existing for the month pre-
ceding the month in which judgment was given, estab-
lished in the same manner as provided in sub-sections
(1) and (2) of section 38 of The Judicature Act from the
time of the rendering of the verdict or of the giving of
the judgment, as the case may be.
(2) Costs shall bear interest at the rate the judgment
bears interest and shall be computed from the date of
the judgment awarding the costs." O. Reg. 850/79.
s. 2.
3. Form 1 15 of Regulation 545 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario. 1970. as amended by Ontario
Regulation 307/72 is revoked and new Form 1 15
substituted therefor:
Form 115
WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
(Rule 556)
(Court and Cause)
(Seal)
Name and title of Sovereign
To the Sheriff of greeting.
We command you that of the goods and chattels
and lands and tenements in your bailiwick of CD.
you cause to be made the sum of $ and
also interest at the rate of per cent per
annum thereon from
19.... (day of the judgment or order, or day on
which the money is directed to be paid, or day
from which interest is directed by the order to
run, as the case may be), which sum of money and
interest were by a judgment in this action bearing
the date of 19
adjudged to be paid by the said CD. to A.B.. and
also the further sum of S for the taxed
costs of the said A.B.. mentioned in the said
judgment, together with interest at the rate of
per cent per annum thereon from
19 (the date of the judgment
awarding the costs) and we further command you that
so much thereof as you shall have made from the
said goods and chattels and lands and tenements be
paid out according to law. and if required so to
do. make appear to our Justices of the Supreme Court
of Ontario in what manner you shall have executed
this our writ.
In witness whereof this writ is signed for the
Supreme Court of Ontario by
(Local) Registrar of the said Court at
this
dav of 19.
(signature of officer)
2379
5608 O. Reg. 850/79
Endorsements
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 851/79
you cause to be made the sum of $ and
The is entitled to receive for this and
other writs and renewals of the same, the following
sums:
For this writ, $
(signature of officer)
(signature of officer)
For 1st renewal.
For 2nd renewal, $
(signature of officer)
Etc.. etc. (as may be necessary).
MR. SHERIFF: Levy the sum of $ with
interest at per cent per annum from
19 and the sum of
$ for costs, with interest at per
cent per annum from 19
and for this writ $ together with your own
fees and incidental expenses.
(signature of person filing writ)
(address)
O. Reg. 850/79, s. 3 Form 115).
4. Form 1 16 of Regulation 545 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970, is revoked and new Form
116 substituted therefor:
Form 116
FIERI FACIAS AGAINST AN EXECUTOR OR
ADMINISTRATOR ON A JUDGMENT DE
BONIS TESTATORIS ET SI NON DE BONIS
PROPRIIS AS TO THE COSTS
(Rule 556)
(Court and Cause)
(Seal)
Name and title of Sovereign
To the Sheriff of greeting:
We comand you that of the goods and chattels
and lands and tenements in your bailiwick which
were of CD., deceased, at the time of death, in
the hands of E.F.. executor of the last will and
testament [or administrator of the estate and
effects] of the said deceased to be administered,
also interest at the rate of per cent per
annum thereon from 19
(day of the judgment or order, or day on which the
money is directed to be paid, or day from which
interest is directed by the order to run, as the
case may be) , which sum of money and interest were
by a judgment in this action bearing the date of
19 adjudged to be
paid by the said E.F. as executor [or adminstrator]
as aforesaid to A.B. And further, that the goods and
chattels and lands and tenements in your bailiwick
which were of the said deceased, at the time of his
death, in the hands of the said executor [or ad-
ministrator] as aforesaid to be administered, if
the said executor [or administrator] has so much in
his hands to be administered you further cause to
be made the sum of $ for the taxed costs
of the said A.B.. mentioned in the said judgment.
together with interest at the rate of
cent per annum thereon from
per
19 (the date of the judgment awarding the
costs) and that if he has not so much, then that
you cause to be made of the proper goods and chattels
and lands and tenements in your bailiwick of the
said executor [or administrator] the said sum of
$ together with interest thereon as
aforesaid, and we further command you that so much
thereof as you shall have made from the said goods
and chattels and lands and tenements be paid out
according to law, and if required so to do, make
appear to our Justices of the Supreme Court of
Ontario in what manner you shall have executed
this our writ. (Conclude as in Form 115).
NOTE: Care must be exercised to follow the provisions
of the judgment."
O. Reg. 850/79, s. 4 (Form 116).
(3765) 49
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 851/79.
The Regional Municipality of York.
Town of Vaughan.
Made — November 8th. 1979.
Filed — November 19th, 1979.
2380
O. Reg. 851/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 852/79 5609
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 475/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT. 1973
1 . Paragraph i of section 2 of Ontario Regulation
475/73, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regu-
lation 345/74 and amended by subsection 1 of
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 793/75. section 1
of Ontario Regulation 660/76 and section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 836/77. is further amended
by adding thereto the following subparagraph:
9. That part of Lot 34 in Concession I
more particularly described as fol-
lows:
Beginning at the intersection of the
easterly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 Diversion and the
northerly limit of Cober Lane:
Thence north 73° 51' east along the
northerly limit of Cober Lane 706.41
feet to a point;
Thence north 9° 52' west 309 feet to a
point;
Thence south 58° 46' 30" west 335.77
feet to a point;
Thence north 79° 52' 30" west 352.10
feet to a point;
Thence north 10° 03' 30" west 11.50
feet to a point;
Thence south 73°41' west 14.98 feet to
the easterly limit of the said King's
Highway:
Thence south 10° 03' 30" east along
that easterly limit 25.06 feet to a point;
Thence south 1° 30' 30" east along that
easterly limit 303.36 feet to a point;
Thence south 1° 30' 30" east along that
easterly limit 303.36 feet to a point;
Thence south 10° 03' 30" east along
that easterly limit 69.12 feet to the
place of beginning.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 8th day of November, 1979.
1 66)
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 852/79.
Restricted Areas — County of Ontario
(now The Regional Municipality of
Durham). Township of Uxbridge.
Made — November 19th. 1979.
Filed — November 19th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 103/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 103/72 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
18. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 5 may be used for
agricultural uses and buildings and structures accessory
thereto, including a single-family dwelling, provided
the following requirements are met:
Minimum front vard
Minimum side yards
76 metres
23 metres
O. Reg. 852/79. s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 5
That parcel of land situate in the Township of
Uxbridge in The Regional Municipality of Durham,
being composed of that part of Lot 13 in Concession I
more particularly described as follows:
Premising that the bearings herein are assumed and are
referred to the bearing of north 16c 32' 20" west of the
easterly limit of the said Lot 13;
Beginning at a cut stone monument found marking the
southeasterly angle of the said Lot;
Thence north 16c 32' 20" west along the easterly limit of
the said Lot 400 feet to a point;
Thence south 72c 00' 40" west 1 .094.68 feet to a point;
Thence south 16c 32' 20" east 400 feet to a point in the
southerly limit of the said Lot;
Thence north 72c 00' 40" east along the southerly limit
of the said Lot. as defined on the ground by an old snake
rail fence. 1.094.68 feet to the place of beginning.
O. Reg. 852/79. s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director.
Plans Administration Division.
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 19th day of November. 1979.
49 (3767)
2381
49
5610 O. Reg. 853/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 854/79
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 853/79.
Restricted Areas — County of Elgin,
Township of Bayham
Made — November 15th. 1979.
Filed — November 19th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 284/74
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 284/74 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
7. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 2 may be used for
the erection and use thereon of.
(a) a building for use as a workshop; and
(b) an extension to the existing warehouse on the
said land, for use as a bulk storage and
blending operation,
both as accessory buildings to a farm supply centre
provided the following requirements are met:
Maximum total floor
area of workshop
Minimum front yard for
the workshop
Minimum front yard for
the extension to the
existing warehouse
Maximum total floor
area of the extension to
the existing warehouse
60 square metres
40 metres
20 metres
250 square metres
O. Reg. 853/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 2
That parcel of land situate in the Township of
Bayham in the County of Elgin, being composed of
those parts of lots 17 and 18 in Concession V more
particularly described as follows:
Premising that the bearings are astronomic and are
referred to the westerly limit of Lot 16 in Concession IV
of the said Township, according to Department of
Highways Plan D-113 on file with the Ministry of
Transportation and Communications, which limit has
a bearing of north 1° 03' 30" east;
Beginning at a standard iron bar found at the intersec-
tion of the northerly limit of County Road No. 45. as
widened according to a Plan registered in the Land
Registry Office for the Registry Division of Elgin (No.
1 1) as Number D-865 . and the line between the said lots
17 and 18;
Thence south 71° 24' east along the northerly limit of
the said County Road No. 45, according to a Plan
registered in the said Land Registry Office as Number
D-8 1 7 , through the standard iron bar shown on the said
Plan 681.92 feet to a standard iron bar planted;
Thence north 4° 22' east 376.54 feet to a standard iron
bar planted;
Thence north 7 1° 19' 30" west through the standard iron
bar shown on the said Plan 780.23 feet to a standard
iron bar planted in the easterly limit of the Canadian
Pacific Railway lands;
Thence south 4° 2 1 ' west along the said easterly limit of
the said Canadian Pacific Railway lands 377.1 feet to a
standard iron bar planted in the northerly limit of the
said County Road according to said Registered Plan
D-865;
Thence south 7 1° 09' east along the said northerly limit
of the said County Road a distance of 98.09 feet to the
place of beginning. O. Reg. 853/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 15th day of November, 1979.
(3768) 49
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 854/79.
Restricted Areas — County of Frontenac.
Township of Bedford.
Made— November 15th, 1979.
Filed— November 19th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 218/75
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 218/75 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
114. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 1 19 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a seasonal dwelling
and buildings and structures accessory thereto provided
the following requirements are met:
2382
O. Reg. 854/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 855/79 5611
Minimum distance be-
tween any building or
structure, including a
sewage disposal system,
and the high water mark
of Miner Lake
Minimum side yards
Minimum front vard
15.24 metres
3 metres
7.5 metres
Maximum lot coverage 30 per cent
O. Reg. 854/79. s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 119
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Bed-
ford in the County of Frontenac. being composed of
that part of Lot 7 in Concession IV more particularly
described as follows:
Premising that all bearings mentioned herein are
astronomic and are referred to the meridian through the
northeasterly corner of Lot 5 in Concession V of the said
Township;
Commencing at a point marked by an iron survey post
planted in the said Lot 7 distant on a bearing of north
53° 34' east 4.958.4 feet from the point where the centre
line of the road allowance between lots 5 and 6 inter-
sects the easterly limit of the road allowance between
concessions III and IV. this being the place of begin-
ning;
Thence south 88° 03' west a distance of 175 feet to an
iron bar;
Thence north 42° 57' west a distance of 145 feet to an
iron bar;
Thence north 54° 03' east a distance of 100 feet to an
iron bar and the high water mark of Miner Lake;
Thence northeasterly along the shore of the said Lake a
distance of 200 feet to a point:
Thence south 29c 5 7' east a distance of 1 1 7.03 feet to an
iron bar, which is the place of beginning. O. Reg.
854/79. s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director.
Plans Administration Division.
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 1 5th day of November. 1 979.
(3769) 49
THE RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES ACT. 1979
O. Reg. 855/79.
Fees and Forms.
Made — November 14th. 1979.
Filed — November 20th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 616/79
MADE UNDER
THE RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES ACT. 1979
1. Ontario Regulation 616/79 is amended by adding thereto the following sections:
6. A notice of appeal under subsection 1 of section 1 17 of the Act shall be in Form 5. O. Reg. 855/79. s. 1.
part.
7. A Statement of Facts on appeal under subsection 5 of section 1 1 7 of the Act shall be in Form 6. O. Reg.
855/79. s. l.part.
2. The said Regulation is amended by adding thereto the following forms:
2383
5612
In the Matter of:
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 5
The Residential Tenancies Act, 1979
NOTICE OF APPEAL
(Section 117)
O. Reg. 855/79
Name of Landlord
Name of Tenant
Address of Residential Complex
Rental Unit No. or designation
To: The Residential Tenancy Commission
NOTICE OF APPEAL
Take Notice , that I/We, □ Landlord, □ Tenant, D Other, appeal to the Residential Tenancy Commission from
the Order/Decision made by
a Commissioner, on the day of , 19 and ask that:
I intend to make the following arguments:
Dated this
day oL
L9_
Signature of Person Appealing
Telephone No.
Present Address (if different from above)
O. Reg. 855/79, s. 2. part. (Form 5).
2384
O. Reg. 855/79
In the Matter of:
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 6
The Residential Tenancies Act, 1979
STATEMENT OF FACTS OX APPEAL
(Section 117)
O. Reg. 856/79 5613
Name of Landlord
Name of Tenant
Address of Residential Complex
Rental Unit Number or Designation
STATEMENT
Further to the Notice of Appeal in the above-mentioned matter dated the _
dav of
- I disagree with the following findings of fact set out in the reasons for the Decision/Order appealed from.
n addition, at the hearing of the appeal. I/we intend to prove the following facts that were not set out in the reasons:
Dated this
dav of
.. 19_
'70)
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
(). Reg. 856/79.
Garage Licences.
Made — November 14th. 1979.
Filed — November 21st. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 731/73
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Section 3 of Ontario Regulation 731/73 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
3. Even.' person who engages in the business of
wrecking or dismantling vehicles shall forthwith, when
he wrecks or dismantles a motor vehicle or trailer.
2385
Landlord/Tenant
O. Reg. 855/79. s. 2. part. (Form 6).
49
(a) clearly mark the permit for the motor vehicle
or trailer "WRECKED";
(b) sign the permit;
(c) print the number of his licence on the permit if
he is licensed under the Act to buy and wreck
motor vehicles; and
(d) send the permit and the number plates for the
vehicle to the Ministry. O. Reg. 856/79. s. 1.
(3771)
49
5614 O. Reg. 857/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
THH ONTARIO HIGHWAY TRANSPORT
BOARD ACT
O. Reg. 857/79.
Rules of Procedure.
Made — November 14th. 1979.
Filed — November 21st. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 632 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
MADE UNDER
THE ONTARIO HIGHWAY TRANSPORT
BOARD ACT
1. Clause b of section 1 of Regulation 632 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario. 1970 is
amended by inserting after "5" in the second line
"or section 8**.
2 . Section 2 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
2. The Board may require that an application be
verified or supported by an affidavit. O. Reg. 85 7/79,
s. 2.
3. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 5 of the said Regu-
lation is amended by adding at the end thereof
"at least fifteen days before the date set for
hearing".
(2) Clause a of subsection 3 of section 5 is revoked.
4. Clause a of subsection 2 of section 6 of the said
Regulation is amended by striking out "in quad-
ruplicate" in the first line.
5. — (1) Subsection 2 of section 8 of the said Regu-
lation is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(2) If no objection is served and filed in the manner
and form prescribed by subsections 2 and 3 of section 5
within twenty-nine days of the publication, the Board
may dispose of the application or reference sum-
marily. O. Reg. 857/79. s. 5 (1).
(2) Subsection 3 of the said section 8 is amended by
striking out "fifteen" in the second line and
inserting in lieu thereof "twenty-nine".
6. Clause a of subsection 2 of section 1 0 of the said
Regulation is amended by striking out "in quad-
ruplicate" in the first line.
7. Section 15 of the said Regulation is revoked.
O. Reg. 857/79. s. 7.
8. Form 1 of the said Regulation is revoked. O.
Reg. 857/79. s. 8.
(3772)
4')
O. Reg. 859/79
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT. 1972
O. Reg. 858/79.
General.
Made — November 14th. 1979.
Filed — November 21st. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 323/72
MADE UNDER
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT. 1972
1. Schedule 17 to Ontario Regulation 323/72. as
made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 487/79,
is amended by adding thereto the following
items:
38a. Dufferin Mutual Fire Insurance Company
81a. Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Company
13 7a .West Elgin Mutual Fire Insurance Company
(3773)
49
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 859/79.
Zoning Order — County of Simcoe,
Township of Nottawasaga.
Made — November 19th, 1979.
Filed— November 21st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 675 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Regulation 675 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding thereto the
following sections:
135. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the lands described in Schedules 286 and 287
may each be used for the erection and use thereon of a
single-family dwelling and buildings and structures
accessory thereto provided the following requirements
are met:
Minimum front and rear
yards
Minimum side yards
25 feet
10 feet on one side and 4
feet on the other side
2386
O. Reg. 859/79
Maximum height
dwelling
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5615
of
30 feet
Maximum lot coverage 15 per cent
Minimun ground floor
area of dwelling
one storey — 1.000 square
feet
one and one-half storeys
or more — 750 square feet
O. Reg. 859/79. s. I, part.
136. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the lands described in paragraphs 1 and 2 of
Schedule 288 may each be used for the erection and use
thereon of a seasonal dwelling and buildings and
structures accessory thereto provided the following
requirements are met:
Minimum front and rear
vards 25 feet
Minimum side yards
10 feet on one side and 4
feet on the other side
Maximum height of
dwelling 30 feet
Maximum lot coverage 15 per cent
Minimum ground floor
area of dwelling one storey — 1.000 square
feet
one and one-half storeys
or more — 750 square feet
O. Reg. 859/79, s. I, part.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedules:
Schedule 286
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Not-
tawasaga in the County of Simcoe. being composed of
that part of Lot 39 in Concession IX more particularly
■scribed as follows:
Premising that the bearing of that part of the King's
Highway known as Xo. 24 is north 8° 49' 45" west and
relating all bearings herein thereto;
Bpnning at an iron bar planted in the southerly limit
of the said Lot 39 distant 1, 300 feet westerly therealong
on a course of south 73° 28' 45" west from the south-
easterly angle thereof;
Thence continuing south 73° 28' 45" west along the
southerly limit of the said Lot a distance of 1.5 18.69 feet
to an iron bar planted in the easterly limit of the lands of
the Canadian National Railway;
Thence north 8° 01' west along the last-mentioned
Railway limit a distance of 1,014.50 feet to an iron bar
marking its intersection with the line between the north
and south halves of the said Lot;
Thence north 73° 46' 30" east along the said line
between the north and south halves of the said Lot a
distance of 785.57 feet to an iron bar;
Thence south 8C 49' 45" east parallel to the easterly limit
of the said Lot a distance of 509.33 feet to an iron bar;
Thence north 73° 28' 45" east parallel to the said south-
erly limit of the said Lot a distance of 7 18 feet to an iron
bar;
Thence south 81 49' 45" east parallel to the said east-
erly limit of the said Lot a distance of 498.98 feet, more
or less, to the place of beginning. O. Reg. 859/79. s. 2,
part.
Schedule 287
Those parcels of land situate in the Township of
Nottawasaga in the County of Simcoe, being composed
of those parts of lots 38 and 39 in Concession VHI and
that part of Lot 39 in Concession VII more particularly
described as follows:
Premising that the King's Highway No. 24 has a bear-
ing of north 8° 49' 45" west and relating all bearings
herein thereto;
1 . That part of Lot 39 in Concession VIII described as
follows:
Beginning at an iron bar planted in the southerly
limit of the said Lot 39 distant 391 feet easterly
therealong on a course of north 73° 49' 15" east
from the southwesterly angle thereof;
Thence north 15° 03' 15" west along the line of a
post and wire fence a distance of 155. 16 feet to an
iron bar;
Thence south 73° 28' 30" west along the line of a
post and wire fence a distance of 4. 18 feet to an iron
bar;
Thence north 8° 47' 50" west a distance of 34.20
feet to an iron bar;
Thence north 73° 33' 50" east to and along the line
of a post and wire fence a distance of 1 7 7 . 20 feet to
an iron bar;
Thence south 9° 02 ' 30" east along the line of a post
and wire fence a distance of 191 .03 feet to an iron
bar planted in the southerly limit of the said Lot 39;
Thence south 73° 49' 15" west along the said south-
erly limit a distance of 156. 70 feet, more or less, to
the place of beginning.
2 . Those parts of Lot 39 in Concession VTU and Lot
39 in Concession VII described as follows:
2387
5616 O. Reg. 859/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 860/79
Beginning at an iron bar planted in the southerly
1 imit of Lot 3 9 in Concession VIII distant 2 , 3 1 7 . 89
feet easterly therealong on a course of north 73° 49'
IS" east from the southwesterly angle thereof;
Thence continuing north 73° 49' IS" east a distance
of 2,377.06 feet to an iron bar marking the south-
easterly angle of the said Lot 39 in Concession VIII;
Thence continuing north 73° 49' IS" east along the
southerly limit of Lot 39 in Concession VII a dis-
tance of 237.98 feet to an iron bar planted in the
westerly limit of the Canadian National Railway
lands;
Thence northwesterly along the said westerly limit
of the Canadian National Railway lands, being a
curve to the right of radius 5,730 feet, an arc dis-
tance of 3 2 6. 40 feet, a chord distance of 326. 34 feet
and a chord bearing of north 31° 55' west to an iron
bar marking the end of the said curve;
Thence north 30° 17' IS" west continuing to follow
the said westerly limit of the Canadian National
Railway lands a distance of 438.01 feet to an iron
bar;
Thence south 73° 37' 10" west along the line of a
post and wire fence a distance of 1 , 797 . 88 feet to an
iron bar;
Thence south 34° 33' 15" east a distance of 151.52
feet to an iron bar;
Thence south 89° 29' east a distance of 287.54 feet
to an iron bar;
Thence south 4° 32' west a distance of 151.73 feet
to an iron bar;
Thence south 49° 2 1 ' 30' west a distance of 296. 70
feet to an iron bar;
Thence south 71° 02' 30" west a distance of 69.42
feet to an iron bar;
Thence south 18° 57' 30" east a distance of 68 feet to
an iron bar;
Thence south 75° 02' 50" west a distance of 357. 12
feet to an iron bar;
Thence south 25° 5 1 ' east a distance of 43 feet to an
iron bar;
Thence south 40° 25' 45" west a distance of 246. 12
feet, more or less, to the place of beginning.
3 . That part of Lot 38 in Concession VIII described as
follows:
Beginning at an iron bar marking the northwest-
erly angle of the said Lot 38;
Thence north 73° 49' 15" east along the northerly
limit of the said Lot 38 a distance of 2 ,3 1 7 . 89 feet to
an iron bar;
Thence south 16° 04' 45" east a distance of 10 feet;
Thence south 73° 18' IS" west along the line of a
post and wire fence and its production westerly a
distance 2,322.11 feet to the westerly limit of the
said Lot 38;
Thence north 8° 49' 45" west along the said west-
erly limit of the said Lot 38 a distance of 30.25 feet
to the place of beginning. O. Reg. 859/79, s. 2,
part.
Schedule 288
Those parcels of land situate in the Township of
Nottawasaga in the County of Simcoe, being those lots
shown on a Plan registered in the Land Registry Office
for the Registry Division of Simcoe (No. 5 1) as Number
1096, and more particularly described as follows:
1. Lot 14
2. Lot 15
O. Reg. 859/79, s. 2, part.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 19th day of November, 1979.
(3774)
49
THE RETAIL SALES TAX ACT
O. Reg. 860/79.
General.
Made — November 7th, 1979.
Filed — November 22nd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 785 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE RETAIL SALES TAX ACT
1. — (1) Section 1 of Regulation 785 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as amended by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 496/71, section 1
of Ontario Regulation 213/72, section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 300/73, section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 333/74, section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 213/75, section 1 of Ontario Regulation
1018/75, section 1 of Ontario Regulation 603/77,
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 448/78, section 1
2388
O. Reg. 860/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 861/79 5617
of Ontario Regulation 6/79 and section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 240/79, is further amended
by adding thereto the following paragraph:
45 a. "pattern" includes the instructions for the
knitting or crocheting of a garment;
(2) Paragraphs 34. 42 and 54 of the said section 1 are
revoked.
2 . Subsection 6 of section 5 of the said Regulation is
revoked. O. Reg. 860/79, s. 2.
3. — ( 1) Subsection 3 of section 20 of the said Regu-
lation, as remade by subsection 3 of section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 1018/75, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(3) The amount of any rebate to be made under
subsection 2 shall be determined by the application of
the following percentages to the total contract price,
which total contract price shall include the price at
which the contractor undertook to build the structure
and the architect's fees, but shall exclude land or land
improvement costs:
1 . Roads 2 . 60 per cent
2. All other structures 2.95 per cent
O. Reg. 860/79, s. 3 (1).
(2) Subsection 3a of the said section 20, as remade
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 425/78, ex-
clusive of the clauses, is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
(3a) Notwithstanding subsection 3,
4. Section 22 of the said Regulation, as amended by
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 300/73 and sec-
tion 4 of Ontario Regulation 1018/75, is re-
voked. O. Reg. 860/79, s. 4.
5 . Section 2 3 of the said Regulation . as amended by
section 5 of Ontario Regulation 300/73 and sec-
tion 5 of Ontario Regulation 1018/75. is re-
voked. O. Reg. 860/79, s. 5.
6. Section 27 of the said Regulation, as amended by
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 333/74 and sec-
tion 7 of Ontario Regulation 1018/75, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
27. Where it is established by evidence satisfactory
to the Minister that, with respect to a theatrical or
musical performance to be given after the 30th day of
June, 1979, a vendor had, prior to the 1st dav of Julv,
1979,
(a) entered into a binding contract for such per-
formance with performers who, the Minister
is satisfied, are residents of Canada perform-
ing under the management of a person resi-
dent in Canada; and
(b) sold tickets for such performance as part of a
subscription series or in advance,
and where the performance will not be presented with
the showing of a motion picture or with a carnival,
circus, side show, managerie, rodeo, exhibition, horse
race, athletic contest or other performance, the Minister
may exempt the purchaser from the payment and the
vendor from the collection of the tax imposed by sub-
section 4 of section 2 of the Act. O. Reg. 860/79, s. 6.
7. Section 31 of the said Regulation, as made by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 591/75 and
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 669/
75 and section 9 of Ontario Regulation 1018/75,
is revoked. O. Reg. 860/79, s. 7.
8. — (1) This Regulation, except for section 6, shall
be deemed to have come into force on the 1 1th
day of April, 1979.
(2) Section 6 of this Regulation shall be deemed to
have come into force on the 1st day of July, 1979.
(3789)
49
THE AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
FINANCE ACT
O. Reg. 861/79.
Deposits.
Made — November 7th, 1979.
Filed — November 22nd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 7 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
FINANCE ACT
1 . Section 1 of Regulation 7 of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1970, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 762/79, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
1. — ( 1) Subject to subsection 2 , interest at the rate of
12Vi per cent per annum calculated on the minimum
monthly balance from the 1st day of November, 1979
shall be paid on the last days of March and September in
each year.
(2) In special cases, the Minister of Revenue may
determine a rate of interest and basis of calculation
different from that prescribed in subsection 1 , but the
rate so determined shall not exceed 12 VI per cent per
annum. O. Reg. 861/79, s. 1.
(3790)
49
2389
5618 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 862/79
THE APPRENTICESHIP AND TRADESMEN'S QUALIFICATION ACT
O. Reg. 862/79.
Lineman.
Made — November 21st, 1979.
Filed — November 23rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND ONTARIO REGULATION 686/79
MADE UNDER
THE APPRENTICESHIP AND TRADESMEN'S QUALIFICATION ACT
1. Schedules 1 and 4 of Ontario Regulation 686/79 are revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 1
BRANCH 1 — POWER LINEMAN
In-School Training
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Unit
Instruction to be given
1
Field Vestibule
Select and use personal protective equipment. Climb poles/structures.
Work on de-energized lines. Select and use small line work tools.
Knowledge of trade safety practices, first aid kit and fire extinguisher use.
2
Safety
Pole top rescue. Artificial respiration. Work protection code. Tem-
porary grounds. Good work area housekeeping. Protective equip-
ment. Potential electrical and mechanical hazard recogni-
tion. Develop safe work habits.
3
Theory
Live line work. Series and parallel circuits. Electrical measure-
ment. Co-ordinated systems. Distribution transformer. Anchors.
Temporary grounds. Ground resistance. Aerial devices. Voltages.
Voltage regulator. Mobile transformer. Tree trimming.
4
Installation
Practices
Work order interpretation. Live line tool techniques. Splice, string,
sag, dead-end clamp-in, tape, tap, cable and conductor terminal connec-
tion. Aerial device operation. Voltage regulators.
5
Tools &
Equipment
Use and maintain trade related hand and power tools. Ampac
tool. Rope and snatch blocks. Chain and cable hoists. Boom equip-
ped vehicle.
6
Trade
Calculations
Rigging principles. Weights and tension, additional loading. Rope and
block, slings and two-part line, work load limits.
O. Reg. 862/79, s. \,part.
2390
O. Reg. 862/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 863/79
Schedule 4
BRANCH 2 — CONSTRUCTION LINEMAN
Work Experience Training
5619
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Unit
Work Experience Training
1
Core Skills/
Protective
Devices
Knowledge of all trade related safety practices. Recognition and remov-
al of hazards. Pole and structure climbing. Use of personal safety tools,
safety belts, handline and equipment. Use of small hand tools.
2
Tools &
Equipment
Care and use of trade related tools, accessories and equipment. Grip-all
clamp stick. Chain hoists. Presses. Amp-tool. Temporary grounds.
Rope. Torque wrench.
3
Pole Structures
Preparation, installation and removal of structure and related workpiece/
component. Voltages, identification of circuits and sections. Rigid
cover-up equipment.
4
Conductors
Handling. Installing and removing conductors.
5
Isolating and
Protective
Devices
Installing, removing and operating isolating and protective devices.
Reclosures and sectionalizers. Air break switches. Permanent
grounding.
(3791)
O. Reg. 862/79, s. I, part.
49
THE CONSERVATION
AUTHORITIES ACT
O. Reg. 863/79.
Conservation Areas— Rideau Valley.
Made — October 29th. 1979.
Approved — November 21st, 1979.
Filed — November 23rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 248/74
MADE UNDER
THE CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES ACT
1. Section 20 of Ontario Regulation 248/74, as
made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 629/77,
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
20. — (1) The fee for the rental of the Interpretive
Centre in the Foley Mountain Conservation Area or in
the Baxter Conservation Area is,
(a) $10 per day when the Interpretive Centre is
used by a non-profit service organization for
business or information meetings;
(b) $25 per day when the Interpretive Centre is
used for purposes of public meetings for which
there is no admission charge or for purposes of
education by school groups or other groups
approved by the Authority;
(c) $50 per day when the Interpretive Centre is
used for municipal group gatherings lasting
no later than 11.00 p.m. of the day on which
the meeting is held; and
2391
5620 O. Reg. 863/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 864/79
(d) $100 per day when the Interpretive Centre is
used for any purpose other than those con-
tained in clause a, b or c .
(2) Where a fee is payable pursuant to clause d of
subsection 1, an additional fee of $20 per hour shall be
paid if the Interpretive Centre is used after 1.00 a.m. of
the day following the day for which a fee is initially
payable pursuant to clause d of subsection 1 .
(3) Where the Interpretive Centre is rented,
(a) for municipal group meetings as provided in
clause c of subsection 1 , a deposit of $50 shall
be paid; and
(b) for any purpose other than those provided for
in clauses a, ft ore of subsection 1, a deposit of
$150 shall be paid. O. Reg. 863/79, s. 1.
The Rideau Valley Conservation
Authority:
P. J. McManus
Chairman
W. I. Thompson
Secretary-Treasurer
Dated at Manotick, this 29th day of October, 1979.
(3792) 49
THE ONTARIO PLACE CORPORATION
ACT, 1972.
O. Reg. 864/79.
Fees.
Made — November 20th, 1979.
Approved — November 21st, 1979.
Filed — November 23rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 878/74
MADE UNDER
THE ONTARIO PLACE CORPORATION
ACT, 1972
1. Clause e of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
878/74, as made by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 26/79, is revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
(e) "winter season" means the period from and
including the 24th day of November, 1979
to and including the 23rd day of March,
1980.
2. — (1) Subsection la of section 2 of the said
Regulation, as made by subsection 2 of sec-
tion 2 of Ontario Regulation 26/79, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(la) The fee for entrance to Ontario Place during
the winter season is,
(a) from and including the 24th day of
November, 1979, to and including the 6th
day of January, 1980,
(i) for each adult, $1.00,
(ii) for each junior, $1.00,
(iii) for each child who is accompanied
by an adult, 50 cents,
(iv) for each child who is not accom-
panied by an adult, $1.00, and
(v) for each senior citizen, no charge;
and
(b) from and including the 7th day of January,
1980 to and including the 23rd day of
March, 1980, no charge. O. Reg. 864/79,
s. 2 (1).
(2) Subsection 6a of the said section 2, as made
by subsection 4 of section 2 of Ontario Regu-
lation 26/79, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(6a) The fee for parking during the winter season
is, no charge. O. Reg. 864/79, s. 2 (2).
(3) Subsection 7a of the said section 2, as made
by subsection 6 of section 2 of Ontario Regu-
lation 26/79 and amended by subsection 5 of
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 259/79, is
revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
(7a) The fee for entrance to the Cinesphere during
the winter season is,
(a) from and including the 24th day of
November, 1979 to and including the 20th
day of December, 1979, no charge;
(6) from and including the 21st day of
December, 1979 to and including the 6th
day of January, 1980,
(i) for each adult, $2.00,
(ii) for each junior, $2.00,
(iii) for each child, $1.00, and
(iv) for each senior citizen, $1.00; and
(c) from and including the 7th day of January,
1980 to and including the 23rd day of
March, 1980,
2392
O. Reg. 864/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
(i) for each adult, S3. 00,
(ii) for each junior, S3. 00,
(iii) for each child. SI. 50, and
5621
(iv) for each senior citizen, SI. 50.
O. Reg. 864/79. s. 2 (3).
(4) Subsection ~b of the said section 2. as made
by subsection 6 of section 2 of Ontario Regu-
lation 26/79 and amended by subsection 6 of
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 259/79, is
revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
(lb) The fee for entrance to Theatre I is,
(a) other than during the winter season, no
charge;
(b) from and including the 24th day of
November, 1979 to and including the 6th
day of January, 1980, no charge;
(c) from and including the 7th day of January.
1980 to and including the 16th day of
March, 1980,
(i) for each adult, S3. 00,
(ii) for each junior, S3. 00.
(iii) for each child. SI. 50. and
(iv) for each senior citizen, SI. 50; and
(d) from and including the 17th day of March,
1980 to and including the 23rd day of
March. 1980. for each person, 50 cents.
O. Reg. 864/79, s. 2 (4).
(5) Subsection 8 of the said section 2, as made by
subsection 7 of section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 26/79 and amended by subsection 7 of
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 259/79, is
revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
(8) The fee for.
(a) admission to the skating rink is,
(i) for each adult. SI. 00,
(ii) for each junior, $1.00,
(iii) for each child who is accompanied
by an adult, 50 cents, and
(iv) for each child who is not accom-
panied by an adult. $1.00;
(b) for rental of one pair of ice skates, SI. 00;
and
(c) for sharpening of one pair of ice skates.
$1.00. O. Reg. 864/79, s. 2 (5).
Ontario Place Corporation:
John Brown
Secretary-Treasurer
B. H. Longhurst
General Manager
Dated at Toronto, this 20th day of November.
1979.
(3794)
49
2393
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 5623
INDEX 49
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
Parliamentary Notice — Royal Assent 5547
Appointments 5547
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 5549
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 5567
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 5574
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 5575
Certificates of Continuation Issued 5576
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 5576
Restated Certificate of Incorporation Issued 5576
Amendments to Articles 5577
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 5581
Order Reviving Corporate Powers 5581
Licences in Mortmain Issued 5581
Extra-Provincial Licences Issued 5582
Extra-Provincial Licence Cancelled 5582
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 5582
Voluntary Winding Up Under The Business Corporations Act 5583
Notice of Default in Complying with The Corporations Tax Act, 1972 5584
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation 5584
The Loan and Trust Corporations Act 5588
The Liquor Licence Act 5588
The Superannuation Adjustment Benefits Act, 1975 5589
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 5595
Petitions to Parliament 5597
Applications to Parliament 5597
CORPORATION NOTICES 5599
NOTICE TO CREDITORS 5602
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 5602
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 5602
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 5602
SHERIFFS' SALES OF LANDS 5604
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Agricultural Development Finance Act O. Reg. 861/79 5617
The Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's Qualification Act O. Reg. 862/79 5618
The Conservation Authorities Act O. Reg. 863/79 5619
The Health Insurance Act, 1972 O. Reg. 858/79 5614
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 856/79 5613
The Judicature Act O. Reg. 850/79 5607
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act O. Reg. 857/79 5614
The Ontario Place Corporation Act. 1972 O. Reg. 864/79 5620
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act, 1973 O. Reg. 851/79 5608
The Planning Act O. Reg. 852/79 5609
The Planning Act O. Reg. 853/79 5610
The Planning Act O. Reg. 854/79 5610
The Planning Act O. Reg. 859/79 5614
The Residential Tenancies Act. 1979 O. Reg. 855/79 5611
The Retail Sales Tax Act O. Reg. 860/79 5616
5624
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1979
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1979 the dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in The Ontario
Gazette are as follows:
January 6th, Issue No. 1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held — April 8th, 1979
February 3rd, " " 5 " " " " " " — May 6th,
March 3rd " " 9 " " " " " " — June 3rd,
April 7th, '* " 14 " " " " " " —July 8th,
May 5th, " " 18 " " " " " " —August 5th,
June 2nd, " " 22 " " " " " " — September 2nd
July 7th, " " 27 *' " " " " " —October 7th,
August 4th, " " 31 " " " " " " — November 4th,
September 1st, " " 35 " " " " " " — December 2nd,
October 6th, " " 40 " " " " " '* —January 6th, 1980
November 3rd, " " 44 " " " " " " — February 3rd,
December 1st, " " 48 " " " " " " — March 2nd,
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received before
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number of
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed.
Advertising Rate: $7.50 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $30.00; and
by others for a single copy, 75 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO and
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed :
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
O. Reg. 865/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 867/79 5687
Publications Under The Regulations Act
December 15th, 1979
THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTANCY ACT
O. Reg. 865/79.
Licence Fee.
Made — October 12th, 1979.
Approved — November 2 1st, 1979.
Filed— November 26th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTANCY ACT
LICENCE FEE
1. A fee is payable for the grant or renewal of a
licence and the amount thereof is $40. O. Reg. 865/79,
s. I.
The Public Accountants Council
for The Province of Ontario:
Ronald R. Smith
President
J. P. Latexdresse
Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 12th day of October, 1979.
(3817)
50
THE COMMODITY BOARDS AND
MARKETING AGENCIES ACT, 1978
O. Reg. 866/79.
Levies or Charges — Milk.
Made — November 21st, 1979.
Filed — November 26th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 614/79
MADE UNDER
THE COMMODITY BOARDS AND MARKETING
AGENCIES ACT, 1978
1. Ontario Regulation 614/79 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
3a. The Lieutenant Governor in Council hereby
grants to the marketing agency, in relation to the mar-
keting of milk locally within Ontario, authority to fix,
impose and collect a charge from The Ontario Milk
Marketing Board in the amount of $10,926, 164. 15, plus
an amount equal to such interest as may have accrued
thereon during the period from the 17th day of
November, 1979 to the date the charge is collected, and
to use such charge for the purposes of the marketing
agency, including the creation of reserves, the payment
of expenses and losses resulting from the sale of evapo-
rated milk, evaporated partly-skimmed milk, evapo-
rated skim-milk, milk powder, skim-milk powder and
butter and the equalization or adjustment among pro-
ducers of milk of moneys realized from the sale thereof
during such period or periods of time as the marketing
agency may determine. O. Reg. 866/79, s. 1.
(3818)
50
THE MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS ACT
O. Reg. 867/79.
Tax Arrears and Tax Sale Procedures.
Made — November 26th, 1979.
Filed — November 27th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND ONTARIO REGULATION 728/79
MADE UNDER
THE MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS ACT
1. Item 11 of Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation 728/79 is revoked and the following substituted th»»-*»for:
11.
Lambton
Town of Forest
Town of Petrolia
Village of Alvinston
Village of Grand Bend
Village of Oil Springs
Village of Watford
2395
5688 O. Reg. 867/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Township of Bosanquet
Township of Dawn
Township of Enniskillen
Township of Moore
Township of Sarnia
Township of Sombra
Township of Warwick
O. Reg. 869/79
Dated at Toronto, this 26th day of November, 1979.
(3819)
Thomas L. Wells
Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs
50
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 868/79.
County of Peel (now The Regional
Municipality of Peel), Town of Missis-
sauga (now Part of the City of
Brampton and Part of the City of Mis-
sissauga).
Made — November 21st, 1979.
Filed— November 27th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 479/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
1 . Paragraph vi of section 2 of Ontario Regulation
479/73, as remade by subsection 2 of Ontario
Regulation 815/77 and amended by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 88/79, is further amended
by adding thereto the following subparagraph:
3. That part of Lot 1 in Concession VI, east
of Hurontario Street, more particularly
described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the easterly limit
of the westerly half of the said Lot 1 distant
773.03 feet measured south 45° 03' 20"
west from the northerly angle of the said
westerly half of the said Lot;
Thence south 5° 01' 40" west 1,941.45 feet
to a point;
Thence north 38° 33' 30" east 230 feet to a
point;
Thence north 5° 01' 40" east 175 feet to a
line parallel with and distant 267 feet
measured north 51° 26' 30" west from the
centre line of the original road allowance
between the former townships of Toronto
and Etobicoke now called Eglinton
Avenue;
Thence north 38° 33' 30' east along the
said parallel line to its intersection with the
line between the east and west halves of
the said Lot 1;
Thence northerly along that line to the
place of beginning.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 2 1st day of November, 1979.
(3820) 50
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 869/79.
County of Halton (now The Regional
Municipality of Halton), City of Bur-
lington.
Made — November 21st, 1979.
Filed— November 27th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 482/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
1. Section 58 of Ontario Regulation 482/73, asj
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 584/
79, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
58. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 46 may be used
for the following uses:
1. The continued use thereon of an automobile
garage and service station and one gas pump
island containing two gas pumps, and for the
erection and use thereon of an additional gas
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O. Reg. 869/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 870/79 5689
pump island containing two gas pumps and a
servicing booth, provided the following
requirements are met:
Maximum ground floor
area of the automobile
garage and service station 2,200
square feet
Minimum side yards 70 feet
Minimum rear yard 85 feet
Maximum height 30 feet
Maximum ground floor
area of the servicing booth 2 5 sq uare
feet
Parking facilities for vehicles requiring
service at the automobile garage or ser-
vice station shall not be located within,
(i) 70 feet of the northwesterly limit of the
said lands,
(ii) 1 5 feet of the southwesterly limit of the
said lands,
(iii) 80 feet of the northeasterly limit of the
said lands,
(iv) 100 feet of the centre line of Dundas
Street.
2. The erection and use thereon of a single-fam-
ily dwelling and buildings and structures
accessory thereto, including an above-ground
swimming pool, provided the following
requirements are met:
Minimum distance of the
dwelling from the centre
line of Dundas Street
Minimum distance
between the dwelling and
the side lot lines
Minimum distance
between the dwelling and
the rear lot line
Maximum height of dwel-
ling
Minimum ground floor
area of dwelling
Minimum distance
between the swimming
pool and the northeasterly
limit of the said lands
90 feet
15 feet
50 feet
30 feet
1,200
square feet
20 feet
Minimum distance
between the swimming
pool and the northwesterly
limit of the said lands 15 feet
O. Reg. 869/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 2 1st day of November, 1979.
(3821) 50
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 870/79.
Restricted Areas — Part of the
District of Nipissing.
Made — November 26th, 1979.
Filed— November 27th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 540/74
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 540/74 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
47. — (1) In this section,
(a) "pit" means a pit as defined in clause/ of
section 1 of The Pits and Quarries Control
Act, 1971;
(b) "quarry" means a quarry as defined in clause g
of section 1 of The Pits and Quarries Control
Act, 1971.
(2) Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 63 may be used as
a pit and quarry and buildings and structures accessory
to such use as a pit and quarry may be erected and used
on the said land. O. Reg. 870/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 63
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Kirkpatrick in the Territorial District of
Nipissing, being composed of that part of Lot 3 in
Concession VI more paricularly described as follows:
Commencing at the southeasterly corner of the said Lot
3;
Thence northerly along the easterly boundary of the
said Lot a distance of 201 metres to the place of begin-
ning:
2397
5690 O. Reg. 870/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Thence westerly a distance of 201 metres;
Thence northerly a distance of 201 metres;
Thence easterly a distance of 201 metres where it inter-
sects the easterly boundary of the said Lot;
Thence southerly a distance of 201metres to the place of
beginning. O. Reg. 870/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 26th day of November, 1979.
(3822)
50
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 871/79.
Construction Zones.
Made — November 23rd, 1979.
Filed— November 27th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 411 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Paragraphs 50, 51, 52 and 53 of Schedule 1 to
Regulation 411 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970, as made by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 395/74, are revoked.
2. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 4 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
395/74, is revoked.
3. — (1) Paragraph 6 of Schedule 6 to the said
Regulation, as remade by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 267/76, is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 8 of the said Schedule 6, as made by
section 3 of Ontario Regulation 75/72, is
revoked.
(3) Paragraph 9 of the said Schedule 6, as made by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 132/72, is
revoked.
(4) Paragraph 1 1 of the said Schedule 6, as made by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 613/74, is
revoked.
4. — (1) Paragraph 9 of Schedule 10 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 3 of Ontario
Regulation 132/72, is revoked.
2398
O. Reg. 871/79
(2) Paragraph 14 of the said Schedule 10, as made
by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 613/74, is
revoked.
5. Paragraphs 3 and 4 of Schedule 12 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 3 of Ontario
Regulation 395/74, are revoked.
6. — (1) Paragraph 6 of Schedule 14 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 4 of Ontario
Regulation 395/74, is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 7 of the said Schedule 14, as made by
section 3 of Ontario Regulation 613/74, i<
revoked.
7. Paragraph 7 of Schedule 16 to the said Regula
tion, as made by section 3 of Ontario Regulation
293/75, is revoked.
8. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 18 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 5 of Ontario Regulation
395/74, is revoked.
9. — (1) Paragraphs 4 and 5 of Schedule 22 to the
said Regulation, as made by section 6 of Ontario
Regulation 395/74, are revoked.
(2) Paragraph 6 of the said Schedule 22, as made by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 447/75, is
revoked.
10.— (1) Paragraphs 33, 34, 35, 36 and 37 of
Schedule 24 to the said Regulation, as made by
section 7 of Ontario Regulation 395/74, are
revoked.
(2) Paragraphs 38 and 40 of the said Schedule 24, as
made by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 613/74,
are revoked.
(3) Paragraph 41 of the said Schedule 24, as made
by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 654/74, is
revoked.
11. Paragraph 7 of Schedule 37 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 8 of Ontario Regulation
395/74, is revoked.
12. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 39 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 9 of Ontario Regulation
395/74, is revoked.
13.— (1) Paragraph 12 of Schedule 40 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 10 of Ontario
Regulation 75/72, is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 13 of the said Schedule 40, as made
by section 6 of Ontario Regulation 132/72, is
revoked.
14. — (1) Paragraph 4 of Schedule 41 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 798/74, is revoked.
O. Reg. 871/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5691
(2) Paragraph 13 of the said Schedule 41. as made
by section 7 of Ontario Regulation 132/72. is
revoked.
15. — (1) Paragraph 7 of Schedule 42 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 6 of Ontario
Regulation 613/74. is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 10 of the said Schedule 42 is revoked.
(3) Paragraph 11 of the said Schedule 42, as made
by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 798/74, is
revoked.
(4) Paragraph 22 of the said Schedule 42, as made
by section 6 of Ontario Regulation 151/71, is
revoked.
(5) Paragraphs 48, 49 and 5 1 of the said Schedule
42. as made by section 10 of Ontario Regulation
395/74, is revoked.
16. — (1) Paragraph 11 of Schedule 43 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 51/74, is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 12 of the said Schedule 43, as made
by section 1 1 of Ontario Regulation 395/74, is
revoked.
17. — (1) Paragraph 9 of Schedule 44 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 7 of Ontario
Regulation 613/74, is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 11 of the said Schedule 44, as made
by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 654/74, is
revoked. -^_
(3) Paragraphs 75 and 76 of the said Schedule 44, as
made by section 12 of Ontario Regulation 395/
74. are revoked.
(4) Paragraph 90 of the said Schedule 44, as made
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 523/77. is
revoked.
18. Paragraphs 6 and 7 of Schedule 46, as made by
section 13 of Ontario Regulation 395/74, are
revoked.
19. — (1) Paragraph 9 of Schedule 47 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 8 of Ontario
Regulation 613/74. is revoked.
(2) Paragraphs 43 and 49 of the said Schedule 47 are
revoked.
(3) Paragraphs 88, 89 and 90 of the said Schedule
47, as made by section 14 of Ontario Regulation
395/74, are revoked.
20. Paragraphs 1 , 2 and 3 of Schedule 48 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 15 of Ontario
Regulation 395/74, are revoked.
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21. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 52 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 17 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/74, is revoked.
22. Paragraph 5 of Schedule 53 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 18 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/74, is revoked.
23. — (1) Paragraph 7 of Schedule 54 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 19 of Ontario
Regulation 395/74. is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 11 of the said Schedule 54, as made
by section 6 of Ontario Regulation 654/74. is
revoked.
24. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 57 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 3 of Ontario Regulation
798/74. is revoked.
25 . Paragraph 13 of Schedule 61 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 2 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/74. is revoked.
26. Paragraphs 6 and 7 of Schedule 63 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 9 of Ontario
Regulation 613/74, are revoked.
27. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 65 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 9 of Ontario
Regulation 429/73, is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 4 of Schedule 65 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 22 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/74, is revoked.
28. — (1) Paragraph 10 of Schedule 67 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 7 of Ontario
Regulation 654/74. is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 11 of the said Schedule 67, as made
by section 14 of Ontario Regulation 293/75, is
revoked.
29. — (1) Paragraph 5 of Schedule 71 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 10 of Ontario
Regulation 613/74. is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 7 of the said Schedule 7 1, as made by
section 9 of Ontario Regulation 426/76, is
revoked.
30. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 74 to the said Regula-
tion is revoked.
31. Paragraph 4 of Schedule 75 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 25 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/74, is revoked.
32. Paragraph 6 of Schedule 80 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 12 of Ontario Regula-
tion 51/77. is revoked.
5692
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 871/79
33. Paragraph 4 of Schedule 81 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 26 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/74, is revoked.
34. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 84 to the said
Regulation is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 2 of the said Schedule 84 is revoked.
35. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 90 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 1 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 613/74, is revoked.
36. Paragraphs 2 and 3 of Schedule 92 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 25 of Ontario
Regulation 57/73, are revoked.
37. Paragraph 5 of Schedule 96 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 12 of Ontario Regula-
tion 613/74, is revoked.
38. Paragraph 3 of Schedule 97 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 13 of Ontario Regula-
tion 613/74, is revoked.
39. — (1) Paragraph 5 of Schedule 101 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 14 of Ontario
Regulation 613/74, is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 7 of the said Schedule 101, as made
by section 13 of Ontario Regulation 193/77, is
revoked.
40. Paragraph 5 of Schedule 102 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 29 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/74, is revoked.
41. Paragraphs 12, 13, 14 and 15 of Schedule 103 to
the said Regulation, as made by section 30 of
Ontario Regulation 395/74, are revoked.
42. Paragraph 6 of Schedule 106 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 15 of Ontario Regula-
tion 613/74, is revoked.
43. — (1) Paragraph 4 of Schedule 107 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 15 of Ontario
Regulation 151/71, is revoked.
(2) Paragraphs 6 and 7 of the said Schedule 107, as
made by section 32 of Ontario Regulation 395/
74, are revoked.
44. — (1) Paragraph 4 of Schedule 109 to the said
Regulation, as remade by section 30 of Ontario
Regulation 57/73, is revoked.
(2) Paragraphs 8 and 9 of the said Schedule 109, as
made by section 33 of Ontario Regulation 395/
74, are revoked.
45. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 113 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 5 of Ontario
Regulation 798/74, is revoked.
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(2) Paragraphs 11 and 13 of the said Schedule 113,
as made by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 5 1/
74, are revoked.
(3) Paragraph 12 of the said Schedule 113, as
remade by subsection 1 of section 16 of Ontario
Regulation 613/74, is revoked.
46. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 1 14 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 35 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/74, is revoked.
47. — (1) Paragraphs 1 and 2 of Schedule 116 to the
said Regulation are revoked.
(2) Paragraph 8 of the said Schedule 116, as made
by section 20 of Ontario Regulation 395/72, is
revoked.
48. Paragraph 8 of Schedule 126 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 38 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/74, is revoked.
49. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 128 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 39 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/74, is revoked.
50. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 130 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 40 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/74, is revoked.
51. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 136 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 3 of Ontario Regulation
742/76, is revoked.
52. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 149 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 13 of Ontario Regula-
tion 429/73, is revoked.
53. — (1) Paragraph 3 of Schedule 151 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 17 of Ontario
Regulation 613/74, is revoked.
(2) Paragraph 4 of the said Schedule 151, as made
by section 8 of Ontario Regulation 654/74, is
revoked.
54. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 152 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 18 of Ontario Regula-
tion 613/74, is revoked.
55. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 158 to the said Regula-
tion is revoked.
56. Paragraph 5 of Schedule 172 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 35 of Ontario Regula-
tion 222/72, is revoked.
57. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 187 to the said Regula-
tion, as remade by section 31 of Ontario Regula-
tion 151/71, is revoked.
58.— (1) Paragraph 4 of Schedule 200 to the said
Regulation, as made by section 27 of Ontario
Regulation 395/72, is revoked.
i
O. Reg. 871/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 872/79 5693
(2) Paragraph 5 of Schedule 200 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 27 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/72, is revoked.
59. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 209 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 43 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/74. is revoked.
60. Paragraph 4 of Schedule 2 19 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 44 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/74, is revoked.
61. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 238 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 47 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/74, is revoked.
62. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 240 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 47 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/74, is revoked.
63. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 241 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 47 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/74, is revoked.
64. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 242 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 47 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/74, is revoked.
65. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 243 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 47 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/74, is revoked.
66. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 244 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 47 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/74, is revoked.
67. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 245 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 47 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/74, is revoked.
68. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 246 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 47 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/74, is revoked.
69. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 247 to the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 9 of Ontario Regulation
654/74, is revoked.
James W. Snow
Minister of Transportation
and Communications
Dated at Toronto, this 23rd day of November, 1979.
(3823) 50
THE LAND TRANSFER TAX ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 872/79.
Forms.
Made — November 20th, 1979.
Filed— November 27th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 564/79
MADE UNDER
THE LAND TRANSFER TAX ACT, 1974
1. Form 1 of Ontario Regulation 564/79 is revoked and the following substituted therefor
Form 1
The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974
NOTICE OF OBJECTION
INSTRUCTIONS:
To be prrp3r?d in TRIPLICATE. ONE copy to be retained and TWO copies to be sent by REGISTERED MAIL addressed
to the tAinitztt of Revenue c/o the Director, Tax Appeals, Ministry of Revenue. Queen's Park, Toronto. Ontario M7A 1X3.
The enveioo* containing this NOTICE must be postmarked within sixty days for Retail Sales Tax and ninety days for
the other taxes after the day of moiling or delivery by personal service of the NOTICE of ASSESSMENT or
STATEMENT of DISALLOWANCE of REBATE/REFUND CLAIM to which objection r. being medc.
A separa-.e notice of OBJECTION must be filed for each NOTICE of ASSESSMENT or each STATEMENT of DIS-
ALLOWANCE of REBATE/REFUND CLAIM in dispute but. if convenient, facts and reasons may be consolidated.
Nime of Taxpayer (compowai
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5694
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 872/79
NOTICE OF OBJECTION is hereby given to the:
D
OR
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Assessment No.
D3te of Assessment
YCAR I MONTH
ORV
Amount of Tax
$
for Period ending
YEAR | MONTH | DAY
Statement of Disallowance
of Rebate/Refund Clairr
I No.
Statement Date
YEAR 1 MONTH | OAY
Rebate/Refund Amount
$
under the following act (check one only)
•4 Please Indicate
□ THE CORPORATIONS TAX ACT - Account No.
□ THE GASOLINE TAX ACT. 1973
□ THE MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL TAX ACT I l
'~J N Please indicate
U THE RETAIL SALES TAX ACT - Permit No. I I I I I L__J I I I
D THE TOBACCO TAX ACT
[^ THE LAND TRANSFER TAX ACT. 1974
The following are the reasons for objection and a full statement of facts relating thereto:
(If space is insufficient, a separate memorandum should be attached setting forth —
(1) full statement of reasons for objection, and (2) full statement of relevant facts.)
D
CHECK HERE
II ADDITIONAL SHEETS ATTACHED
Position or Office
This Notice must be signed by tho Appellant or his/its Authorized Olficcr.
O. Reg. 872/79, s. I
2402
O. Reg. 872/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2. Form 2 of the said Regulation is revoked and the following substituted therefor
Form 2
The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974
Notice of Appeal
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO
5695
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR COMPLETION
ARE BELOW
In The Matter of (Check one only) :
D The Corporations Tax Act, 1972
D The Gasoline Tax Act, 1973
D The Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Act
D The Retail Sales Tax Act
D The Tobacco Tax Act
D The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974
BETWEEN:
- AND -
THE MINISTER OF REVENUE
TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to (Check one only)
O Section 155 of The Corporations Tax Act, 1972
O Section 14 of The Gasoline Tax Act, 1973
Q Section 10a of The Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Act
O Section 20 of The Retail Sales Tax Act
O Section 8e of The Tobacco Tax Act
D Section 14 of The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974
the Appellant appeals to the Supreme Court of Ontario from the decision of the Minister of Revenue
dated the day of
in respect of
Appellant,
Respondent.
19
□
OR
□
Assessment No.
Date of Assessment
TIM I MONTH I OAT
Amount of Tax
$
for Period ending
VCAR | MONTH | DAY
Statement of Disallowance
of Rebate/Refund Clain
■ No.
Statement Date
VCAft | MONTH | DAY
Rebate/Refund Amount
$
STATEMENT OF REASONS FOR APPEAL
(Set out relevant facts and law to be relied on in support of the appeal.)
INSTRUCTIONS:
To be prepared in quadruplicate, ONE copy to be retained, TWO copies to be sent by registered mail addressed to the
Minister of Revenue, c/o the Director, Tax Appeals, Ministry of Revenue, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario, M7A 1X8
and ONE copy to be filed with the Supreme Court of Ontario in accordance with the statute under which the appeal is taken.
The copies addressed to the Minister must be postmarked within 90 days after the day of mailing of the notification that the
Minister has confirmed the assessment or reassessed. The copy for the Supreme Court must be filed with the court within
the same 90 day period. The Notice of Appeal must be signed by the Appellant or someone authorized to represent the
Appellant in the appeal proceedings.
^ 1246(79 10)
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day of December. 1979.
Dated at Toronto, this 20th day of November, 1979.
13824
O. Reg. 872/79, s. 2.
LORNE MAECK
Minister of Revenue
50
2403
5696
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
THE MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL TAX ACT
O. Reg. 873/79.
Forms.
Made — November 20th, 1979.
Filed— November 27th, 1979.
O. Reg. 873/79
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL TAX ACT
FORMS
1. Anoticeof Objection under subsection 10 of section 10 of the Act shall be in Form 1. O. Reg. 873/79, s. 1.
2. A notice of Appeal under subsection 3 of section 10a of the Act shall be in Form 2. O. Reg. 873/79, s. 2.
Form 1
The Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Act
NOTICE OF OBJECTION
INSTRUCTIONS:
To be prepared in TRIPLICATE. ONE copy to be retained and TWO copies to be sent byREGlSTEREDMAIL addressed
to the Minister of Revenue c/o the Director, Tax Appeals, Ministry of Revenue. Oucen's Park, Toronto. Ontario M7A 1X3.
The envelooe containing this NOTICE must bo postmarked within sixty days for Retail Sales Tax and ninety days for
the other taxes after the day of mailing or delivery by personal service of the NOTICE of ASSESSMENT or
STATEMENT of DISALLOWANCE of REBATE/REFUND CLAIM to which objection i: being mode.
A $ep3ra:e notice of OBJECTION must be filed for each NOTICE of ASSESSMENT or each STATEMENT of DIS-
ALLOWANCE of REBATE/REFUND CLAIM in dispute but, if convenient, facts and reasons may be consolidated.
Name of Taxpayer (corporation. »urcha»cr, huiitnant, vcnpok) wwrMwi* mo.
Address city / to»«
fFOVINCI
rOITAL COOK
NOTICE OF OBJECTION is hereby given to the:
D
OR
D
Assessment No.
Date of Assessment
VKAH 1 MONTH | PAY
Amount of Tax
$
for Period ending
TEAR 1 MONTH | PAV
Statement of Disallowance
of Rebate/Refund Clain
tNo.
Statement Date
VKAH 1 MONTH | OAV
Rebate/Refund Amount
$
under the following act (check one only)
□ THE CORPORATIONS TAX ACT - Account No.
□ THE GASOLINE TAX ACT. 1973
□ THE MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL TAX ACT
Q THE RETAIL SALES TAX ACT - Permit No.
O THE TOSACCO TAX ACT
□ THE LAND TRANSFER TAX ACT, 1974
\< Please Indicate
N Please indicate
The following are the reasons for objection and a full statement of facts relating thereto:
(If space Is insuff icien:, a soar*!* memorandum should be attached setting forth —
(1) full Statement of reasons for objection, and (2) full statement of relevant facts.)
1— 1 CHECK HERE
1 1 IF ADDITIONAL SHEETS ATTACHED
Date
Signature
Position or Olflco
This Notice must be signed by tho Appellant or his/its Anthc
>rizod OMicer.
O. Reg. 873/79, Form I
2404
„
O. Reg. 873/79
i
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR COMPLETION
ARE BELOW
In The Matter of (Check one only):
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 2
The Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Act
Notice of Appeal
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO
D The Corporations Tax Act, 1972
O The Gasoline Tax Act. 1973
D The Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Act
D The Retail Sales Tax Act
D The Tobacco Tax Act
D The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974
5697
BETWEEN:
- AND -
THE MINISTER OF REVENUE
TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to (Check one only)
D Section 155 of The Corporations Tax Act, 1972
D Section 14 of The Gasoline Tax Act, 1973
D Section 10a of The Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Act
O Section 20 of The Retail Sales Tax Act
D Section 8e of The Tobacco Tax Act
O Section 14 of The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974
the Appellant appeals to the Supreme Court of Ontario from the decision of the Minister of Revenue
dated the day of
in respect of
Appellant,
Respondent.
19
Assessment No.
□
Date of Assessment
Yf AN 1 MONTH
DAT
Amount of Tax
$
for Period ending
▼ ■AN | MONTH 1 DAT
Statement of Disallowance
LI of Rebate/Refund Ciairr
Statement Date
v e A- | MONTH 1 OAT
Rebate/Refund Amount
$
STATEMEN
Set out relevant facts an
TOFRE
d law to b
ASONS FOR APPEAL
e relied on in support of the appeal.)
NSTRUCnONS:
To be prepared in quadruplicate, ONE copy to be retained, TWO copies to be sent by registered mail addressed to the
Minister of Revenue, c/o the Director, Tax Appeals, Ministry of Revenue, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario, M7A 1X8
ind ONE copy to be filed with the Supreme Court of Ontario in accordance with the statute under which the appeal is taken.
lie copies addressed to the Minister must be postmarked within 90 days after the day of mailing of the notification that the
Minister has confirmed the assessment or reassessed. The copy for the Supreme Court must be filed with the court within
he same 90 day period. The Notice of Appeal must be signed by the Appellant or someone authorized to represent the
Appellant in the appeal proceedings.
1246 (79-10)
O. Reg. 873/79, Form 2.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day of December, 1979. O. Reg. 873/79, s. 3.
Lorne Maeck
Minister of Revenue
Dated at Toronto, this 20th day of November, 1979.
(3825)
2405
50
5698
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
THE TOBACCO TAX ACT
O. Reg. 874/79.
Forms.
Made — November 20th, 1979.
Filed— November 27th, 1979.
O. Reg. 874/79
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE TOBACCO TAX ACT
FORMS
1. A notice of objection under subsection 1 of section 8d of the Act shall be in Form 1. O. Reg. 874/79, s. 1.
2. A notice of appeal under subsection 2 of section 8e of the Act shall be in Form 2. O. Reg. 874/79, s. 2.
Form 1
The Tobacco Tax Act
NOTICE OF OBJECTION
INSTRUCTIONS:
To be prepared in TRIPLICATE. ONE copy to be retained and TWO copies to be sent by REGISTERED MAIL oddressed
to the Mini>:er of Revenue c/o the Director, Tax Appeals, Ministry of Revenue, Queen's Pork, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1 X3.
The envelooe containing this NOTICE must be postmarked within sixty days for Retail Soles Tax and ninety clays for
the other taxes after the day of mailing or delivery by personal service of the NOTICE of ASSESSMENT or
STATEMENT of DISALLOWANCE of REBATE/REFUND CLAIM to which objection i: being made.
A separate notice of OBJECTION must be filed for each NOTICE of ASSESSMENT or each STATEMENT of DIS-
ALLOWANCE of REBATE/REFUND CLAIM in dispute but. if convenient, facts ond reasons may be consolidated.
Name of Texpayor |coitro«»no». •unchask*. hcgistrant, vimo>|
i
Mailing
Address citv / town
PAOV1NCK
»*OSTAL COOK
NOTICE OF OBJECTION is hereby given to the:
Assessment No.
D
Date of Assessment
YEAR 1 MONTH | DAY
Amount of Tax
$
for Period ending
VKAft | (MONTH | DAV
Statement of Disallowance
1 1 of Rebate/Refund Clairr
> No.
Statement Date
VIAR | MONTH
L
Rebate/Refund Amount
$
under the following act (check one only)
\< Please indicate
Q THE CORPORATIONS TAX ACT - Account No.
□ THE GASOLINE TAX ACT, 1973
□ THE MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL TAX ACT I I I I I I I U PI Ind-
O THE RETAIL SALES TAX ACT - Permit No. I I I I ' ' I ' ■ I
D THE TOBACCO TAX ACT
□ THE LAND TRANSFER TAX ACT, 1974
The following are the reasons for objection and a full statement of facts relating thereto:
(If space is insufficient, a seoaratt- memorandum should be attached setting forth —
(1) full statement of reasons for objection, and (2) full statement of relevant facts.)
D
CHECK HERE
IF ADDITIONAL SHEETS ATTACHED
Signature
Position or Offlco
This Notice must be signed by tho Appellant or his/its Authorized Olficer.
O. Reg. 874/79, Form 1.
2406
O. Reg. 874/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5699
Form 2
The Tobacco Tax Act
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR COMPLETION
ARE BELOW
In The Matter of (Check one only):
Notice of Appeal
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO
a The Corporations Tax Act. 1972
D The Gasoline Tax Act, 1973
Q The Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Act
□ The Retail Sales Tax Act
D The Tobacco Tax Act
D The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974
BETWEEN:
- AND -
THE MINISTER OF REVENUE
TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to (Check one only)
O Section 155 of The Corporations Tax Act, 1972
D Section 14 of The Gasoline Tax Act, 1973
O Section 10a of The Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Act
O Section 20 of The Retail Sales Tax Act
O Section 8e of The Tobacco Tax Act
O Section 14 of The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974
the Appellant appeals to the Supreme Court of Ontario from the decision of the Minister of Revenue
dated the day of
in respect of
Appellant,
Respondent.
19
Assessment No.
□
Date of Assessment
Amount of Tax
$
let =>er'OC ending
Statement of Disallowance
D o„
Statement Date
Rebate/Refund Claim No.
Rebate/Refund Amount
$
STATEMENT OF REASONS FOR APPEAL
(Set out relevant facts and law to be relied on in support of the appeal.)
NSTRUCnONS:
o be prepared in quadruplicate, ONE copy to be retained, TWO copies to be sent by registered mail addressed to the
Minister of Revenue, c/o the Director, Tax Appeals, Ministry of Revenue, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario, M7A 1X8
nd ONE copy to be filed with the Supreme Court of Ontario in accordance with the statute under which the appeal is taken.
"he copies addressed to the Minister must be postmarked within 90 days after the day of mailing of the notification that the
Minister has confirmed the assessment or reassessed. The copy for the Supreme Court must be filed with the court within
he same 90 day period. The Notice of Appeal must be signed by the Appellant or someone authorized to represent the
appellant in the appeal proceedings.
^ 1246(79 10)
O. Reg. 874/79, Form 2.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day of December. 1979. O. Reg. 874/79, s. 3.
Lorne Maeck
Minister of Revenue
Dated at Toronto, this 20th day of November, 1979.
(3826i
50
2407
5700 O. Reg. 875/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 876/79
THE PLANNING ACT Thence north 66° S3' 45" west 239.56 feet to a point;
O. Reg. 875/79.
Restricted Areas — Part of the District
of Sudbury.
Made — November 27th, 1979.
Filed— November 28th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 568/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Clause b of subsection 2 of section 35 of Ontario
Regulation 568/72, as made by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 818/79, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(b) the lands described in Schedules 30 and 31
may each be used for the erection and use
thereon of a sleeping cabin provided the fol-
lowing requirements are met:
Minimum side
yards
7.5 metres
Minimum rear
yard 7.5 metres
Maximum size
of sleeping
cabin 30 square metres
Maximum
height of
sleeping cabin one and one-half storeys
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 31
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Cascaden in the Territorial District of
Sudbury, being composed of that part of Lot 3 in Con-
cession V more particularly described as follows:
Premising that the line between lots 2 and 3 in Conces-
sion VI of the said geographic Township has an
astronomic bearing of north 0° 50' 30" west and relating
all bearings herein thereto;
Beginning at the northeasterly corner of the said Lot 3
in Concession V;
Thence south 4° 05' 06" east 4,172.61 feet to a point;
Thence south 66° 53' 45" east 18 feet, more or less, to the
intersection with the controlled high-water mark of
Windy Lake, said intersection being the place of begin-
ning;
Thence north 47° 05' 15" east 175 feet, more or less, to
the intersection with the controlled high-water mark of
Windy Lake;
Thence southeasterly, southerly and southwesterly 320
feet, more or less, following the said controlled high-
water mark to the place of beginning. O. Reg. 875/79,
s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 27th day of November, 1979.
(3827) 50
THE LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT
O. Reg. 876/79.
Establishment of Local Roads Areas.
Made — November 22nd, 1979.
Filed— November 28th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 571 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT
1. Schedule 114 to Regulation 571 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1970 is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
Schedule 114
DAWSON ROAD— GOLDIE LOCAL
ROADS AREA
All those portions of the Township of Goldie and the
Dawson Road Lots and Locations JK. 159, JK. 161,
JK. 162 and Gravel Pit, in the Territorial District of
Thunder Bay, shown outlined on Ministry of Trans-
portation and Communications Plan N-600-A2, filed in
the office of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as
Number 2532. O. Reg. 876/79, s. 1.
James W. Snow
Minister of Transportation
and Communications
Dated at Toronto, this 22 nd day of November, 1979.
(3828) 50
2408
O. Reg. 877/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 879/79 5701
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 877/79.
Speed Limits.
Made — November 21st, 1979.
Filed — November 29th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 429 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. — (1) Paragraph 4 of Part 1 of Schedule 57 to
Regulation 429 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario. 1970, is revoked.
(2 ) Paragraphs 2 and 3 of Part 4 of the said Schedule
57 are revoked.
(3) Part 5 of the said Schedule 57 is amended by
adding thereto the following paragraph:
County of
Peter-'
borough —
"Iwp. of
Asphodel
3. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 45 in the Township of Asphodel in
the County of Peterborough beginning at
a point situate 290 metres measured
northerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance between
lots 4 and 5 in Concession 8 and extend-
ing northerly therealong for a distance of
485 metres.
(4) Part 7 of the said Schedule 57, as remade by
subsection 3 of section 16 of Ontario Regulation
34/73, is amended by adding thereto the follow-
ing paragraphs:
County of
Peter-'
borough —
Twp. of
Asphodel
Countv of
Peter-
borough—
Twp. of
Asphodel
2. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 45 in the Township of Asphodel in
the County of Peterborough beginning at
a point situate 150 metres measured
southerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance between
lots 15 and 16 in Concession 9 and
extending northerly therealong for a dis-
tance of 470 metres.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 45 in the Township of Asphodel in
the County- of Peterborough beginning at
a point situate at its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance between
lots 4 and 5 in Concession 8 and extend-
ing northerly therealong for a distance of
290 metres.
2. Paragraph 1 of Part 3 of Schedule 109a to the
said Regulation, as made by section 8 of Ontario
Regulation 567/77, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
District Mun.
of Muskoka —
Town of
Bracebridge
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 1 1 7 in the Town of Bracebridge in
The District Municipality of Muskoka
lying between a point situate at its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
right-of-way of the King's Highway
known as No. 1 1 and a point situate at its
intersection with the easterly limit of the
said Town of Bracebridge.
(3847)
50
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 878/79.
Order made under Section 29a
of The Planning Act.
Made — November 23rd, 1979.
Filed— November 29th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER
SECTION 29a OF THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March,
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a. predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 27, as it existed on the 25 th day of
June, 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
That parcel of land situate in the Township of
Mariposa in the County of Victoria, being composed
of that part of Lot 1 in Concession A designated as
Part 15 according to a Reference Plan desposited in
the Land Registry Office for the Registry Division of
Victoria(No. 57) as Number R.D. 200 and being also
Lot 21 as shown on a Registrar's Compiled Plan
registered in the said Land Registry- Office as
Number 547. O. Reg. 878/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 23rd day of November, 1979.
(3848)
50
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 879/79.
Restricted Area — Lands within the
Township of Smith in the County of
Peterborough.
Made — November 26th, 1979.
Filed— November 30th, 1979.
2409
5702
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 879/79
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
RESTRICTED AREA— LANDS
WITHIN THE TOWNSHIP OF SMITH
IN THE COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Order,
"accessory", when used to describe a use,
building or structure, means a use, building or
structure normally incidental or subordinate
to the principal use, building or structure
located on the same lot and includes the erec-
tion of permanent dwellings and other
auxiliary buildings necessary for the operation
of the principal use;
"agricultural use" means a use of land, build-
ings or structures for the purpose of forestry,
field crops, fruit farming, market gardening,
dairying, animal husbandry, poultry or
beekeeping, and such uses as are customarily
and normally related to agriculture;
"dwelling unit" means one or more habitable
rooms designed for use by, and occupied by,
not more than one family and in which sepa-
rate kitchen and sanitary facilities are pro-
vided for the exclusive use of such family,
with a private entrance from outside the
building or from a common hallway or stair-
way inside the building;
4. "family" means a person or two or more per-
sons interrelated by bonds of consanguinity,
legal adoption or marriage or not more than
five persons not so interrelated living together
as a single housekeeping unit in one dwelling
unit;
5 . "floor area" means the total area of all floors
contained within the outside walls of a build-
ing, excluding in the case of a dwelling, the
floor area of a private garage, porch, veran-
dah, unfinished attic, basement or cellar;
6. "frontage" means the width of a lot measured
along a line 9 metres back from the street and
parallel to the lot line abutting the street;
7. "front yard" means a yard extending across
the full width of a lot on which a building is
situate and extending from the front lot line to
the main wall of the building to which a provi-
sion in this Order applies;
8. "home occupation" means an accessory use
conducted in a dwelling unit and which,
(i) is clearly secondary to the use of the
dwelling unit as a private residence,
2410
(ii) does not change the character of the
dwelling unit as a private residence,
(iii) does not have any exterior evidence of
being conducted therein,
(iv) does not create or become a public nui-
sance, in particular in respect to noise,
traffic or parking, and
(v) does not occupy more than 25 per cent
of the total floor area of the dwelling
unit;
9. "lot" means a parcel of land described in a
deed or other document legally capable of
conveying land, or shown as a lot or block on a
registered plan of subdivision;
10. "lot area" means the total horizontal area
within the lot lines of a lot;
1 1 . "lot coverage" means the percentage of the lot
area covered by the ground floor area of all
buildings situate on the lot;
1 2 . "rear yard" means a yard extending across the
full width of a lot on which a building is
situate and extending from the rear lot line to
the main wall of the building to which a provi-
sion of this Order applies;
13. "side yard" means a yard extending from the
front yard to the rear yard and from the side
lot line to the main wall of the building to
which a provision of this Order applies;
14. "single-family dwelling" means a separate
building containing only one dwelling unit;
15. "yard" means a space open from the ground to
the sky on the lot on which a building is situate
unoccupied except for such buildings as are
specifically permitted in this Order. O. Reg.
879/79, s. 1.
APPLICATION
2. This Order applies to those lands in the Township
of Smith in the County of Peterborough more partic-
ularly described as follows:
1 . All of the south half of Lot 5 west of Com-
munication Road, except that part of the said
Lot as shown on Registered Plan Number 19
for the said Township;
2. All of lots 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 as shown on
Registered Plan Number 19 for the said
Township;
3. That part of Lot 2 as shown on Registered
Plan 19 for the said Township described
follows:
O. Reg. 879/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5703
Commencing at the northeasterly angle of the
said Lot;
Thence southerly along the easterly limit
thereof to a point therein lying 300 feet north-
erly from the southeasterly angle of the said
Lot;
Thence westerly and parallel with the south-
erly limit of the said Lot 200 feet to a point;
Thence southerly and parallel to the easterly
limit of the said Lot 300 feet to the southerly
limit of the said Lot to a point therein King 200
feet westerly from the southeasterly angle of
the said Lot;
Thence westerly along the southerly limit of
the said Lot to the southwesterly angle there-
of;
Thence northerly along the westerly limit of
the said Lot to the northerly limit thereof;
Thence easterly along the northerly limit of
the said Lot to the northeasterly angle thereof
and the place of beginning. O. Reg. 879/79,
s. 2.
3. Nothing in this Order prevents the use of any
land, building or structure for a purpose prohibited by
this Order if such land, building or structure was law-
fully used for such purpose on the day this Order comes
into force, or prevents the erection or use of any build-
ing or structure the plans for which were approved b>
the municipal architect or building inspector of the
Township of Smith prior to the day this Order comes
into force if the erection of such building or structure is
commenced within two years after the day this Order
comes into force and such building or structure is com-
pleted within a reasonable time after the erection there-
of is commenced. O. Reg. 879/79, s. 3.
PERMITTED USES
4. — ( 1) No person shall, within the area to which this
Order applies, erect, alter or use any building or struc-
ture except for a use permitted by subsection 2.
(2) Subject to section 5, the following are permitted
uses within the area to which this Order applies:
1. Agricultural uses and uses, buildings and
structures accessory thereto including one
single-family dwelling used in connection
with such agricultural uses and buildings and
structures accessory thereto.
2. Dwellings existing at the date this Order
comes into force and the enlargement thereof,
and uses, buildings and structures accessory
thereto.
3. The conversion of a single-family detached
dwelling existing at the date this Order comes
into force and having a minimum floor area of
170 square metres to a duplex or semi-
detached dwelling.
4. The office of a qualified medical practitioner
or dentist located within a single-family
detached dwelling which such qualified medi-
cal practitioner or dentist uses as his private
residence.
5. Home occupations. O. Reg. 879/79, s. 4.
5. — (1) Requirements for agricultural uses and
buildings and structures accessory thereto, including
one single-family dwelling used in connection with such
agricultural use, are established as follows:
1. Minimum lot frontage 180 metres
2. Minimum lot area 10 hectares
3. Maximum lot coverage 20 per cent
4. Minimum front yard:
i for the single-family
dwelling and buildings
and structures accessory
thereto IS metres
ii for buildings and
structures accessory to
the agricultural uses,
other than those build-
ings or structures to
which subparagraph i
applies 30 metres
5 . Minimum side yards:
i for the single-family
dwelling and buildings
and structures accessory
thereto 3 metres
ii for buildings and
structures accessory- to
the agricultural uses
other than those build-
ings or structures to
which subparagraph i
applies
6. Minimum rear yard of any
building or structure
7. Minimum floor area for
dwelling:
i 1 storey
15 metres
15 metres
100 square
metres
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O. Reg. 881/79
ii 1 Vz storeys or split level 120 square
metres
iii 2 or 2Vz storeys
150 square
metres
iv where no basement is
provided the appli-
cable minimum floor
area under subpara-
graphs i, ii or iii shall be
increased by 18.5 square
metres
8. Maximum height of dwelling 2Vz storeys
(2) The requirements set out in paragraphs 4, 5, 6, 7
and 8 of subsection 1 with respect to single-family
dwellings apply with necessary modifications to a
single-family dwelling enlarged or converted under
paragraphs 2 and 3 of subsection 2 of section 4.
(3) Notwithstanding the requirements of paragraphs
4, 5 and 6 of subsection 1, a building or structure
hereafter erected or used for the raising of hogs, poultry
in excess of 500 birds, mink or other fur-bearing ani-
mals, mushrooms and greenhouses,
(a) shall meet the following yard requirements:
(i) minimum front yard, 150 metres,
(ii) minimum side yard, 75 metres, and
(iii) minimum rear yard, 75 metres; and
(ft) shall not be located at a distance of less than 75
metres from an occupied dwelling situated on
an adjoining lot or parcel.
(4) There shall be at least one parking space for each
single-family dwelling.
(5) There shall be at least one loading space for each
agricultural use. O. Reg. 879/79, s. 5.
REBUILDING AND REPAIRS
6. — (1) Nothing in this Order prevents the repair or
reconstruction of any building or structure that is dam-
aged or destroyed by causes beyond the control of the
(2) Nothing in this Order prevents the strengthening
or restoration to a safe condition of any building or
structure or part of any such building or structure.
O. Reg. 879/79, s. 6.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 26th day of November, 1979.
(3850) 50
THE COLLECTION AGENCIES ACT
O. Reg. 880/79.
General.
Made — November 28th, 1979.
Filed — November 30th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 21/71
MADE UNDER
THE COLLECTION AGENCIES ACT
1. Form 1 of Ontario Regulation 21/71, as remade
by section 5 of Ontario Regulation 683/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit" each time it
appears.
2. Form 2 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 5 of Ontario Regulation 683/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit".
3. Form 3 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 5 of Ontario Regulation 683/75,
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit" each time it
appears.
4. Form 5 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 5 of Ontario Regulation 683/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit" each time it
appears.
5. Form 6 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 5 of Ontario Regulation 683/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit".
(3851)
THE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT
O. Reg. 881/79.
General.
Made — November 28th, 1979.
Filed— November 30th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 128 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT
1. Form 1 of Regulation 128 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970, as remade by section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 684/75, is amended b>
striking out that part of the Form under tht(
heading "Affidavit" each time it appears.
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O. Reg. 881/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 884/79 5705
2. Form 3 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 684/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit" each time it
appears.
3. Form 5 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 684/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit" each time it
appears.
4. Form 6 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 684/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit".
B852
$C
THE CONSUMER REPORTING ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 882/79.
General.
Made — November 28th, 1979.
Filed — November 30th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 251/74
MADE UNDER
THE CONSUMER REPORTING ACT, 1973
1. Form 1 of Ontario Regulation 25 1/74, as remade
by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 685/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit" each time it
appears.
2. Form 2 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 685/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit*.
3. Form 3 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 685/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit" each time it
appears.
4. Form 5 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 685/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit" each time it
appears.
5. Form 6 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 685/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit".
(3853)
THE MORTGAGE BROKERS ACT"
O. Reg. 883/79.
General.
Made — November 28th, 1979.
Filed— November 30th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 461/71
MADE UNDER
THE MORTGAGE BROKERS ACT
1. Form 1 of Ontario Regulation 461/71, as remade
by section 5 of Ontario Regulation 686/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit" each time it
appears.
2. Form 3 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 5 of Ontario Regulation 686/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit" each time it
appears.
3. Form 5 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 5 of Ontario Regulation 686/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit" each time it
appears.
4. Form 6 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 5 of Ontario Regulation 686/75, is
amended by striking- out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit".
(3854) 50
THE MOTOR VEHICLE DEALERS ACT
O. Reg. 884/79.
General.
Made-^November 28th, 1979.
Filed— November 30th, 1979.
50
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REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 98/71
MADE UNDER
THE MOTOR VEHICLE DEALERS ACT
1 . Form 1 of Ontario Regulation 98/7 1 , as remade
by section 5 of Ontario Regulation 687/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit" each time it
appears.
2. Form 2 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 5 of Ontario Regulation 687/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit".
5706 O. Reg. 884/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 885/79
Form 3 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 5 of Ontario Regulation 687/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit" each time it
appears.
Form 5 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 5 of Ontario Regulation 687/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit" each time it
appears.
5. Form 6 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 5 of Ontario Regulation 687/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit".
(3855) 50
THE TRAVEL INDUSTRY ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 885/79.
General.
Made — November 28th, 1979.
Filed— November 30th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 367/75
MADE UNDER
THE TRAVEL INDUSTRY ACT, 1974
1. Form 1 of Ontario Regulation 367/75 is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit" each time it
appears.
2. Form 2 of the said Regulation is amended by
striking out that part of the Form under the
heading "Affidavit".
3. Form 3 of the said Regulation is amended by
striking out that part of the Form under the
heading "Affidavit" each time it appears.
4. Form 5 of the said Regulation is amended by
striking out that part of the Form under the
heading "Affidavit" each time it appears.
5. Form 6 of the said Regulation is amended by
striking out that part of the Form under the
heading "Affidavit".
6. Form 10 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 491/76 and
amended by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 750/
76, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
Form 10
The Travel Industry Act, 1974
HALF YEAR STATEMENT
Name of Participant
Business Address
HALF YEAR STATEMENT FOR PERIOD ENDING
Registration Number
Business Name of Participant
Business Address
1 . Total sales volume (including commissions) received in the past half year by the participant $_
2 . Total payment as per note 1 due to the Trustee and remitted herewith $_
Date.'.
(signature)
(title)
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O. Reg. 885/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 886/79 5707
ANNUAL DECLARATION AND REMITTANCE
FOR THE YEAR ENDED
1. Total sales volume (including commissions) received in the past year by the participant S
2 . Total payment as per note 1 due to Trustee $
3 . Less half payment already remitted $
4. Amount remitted with this form Item 2 less Item 3 $
Date
(signature)
(title)
O. Reg. 885/79, s. 6 (Form 10).
(3856) 50
THE REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS
BROKERS ACT
O. Reg. 886/79.
General.
Made — November 28th, 1979.
Filed— November 30th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 769 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS
BROKERS ACT
1. Form 1 of Regulation 769 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970. as remade by section 6 of
Ontario Regulation 688/75. is amended by
striking out that part of the Form under the
heading "Affidavit" each time it appears.
2. Form 2 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 6 of Ontario Regulation 688/75. is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit".
3. Form 3 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 6 of Ontario Regulation 688/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit" each time it
appears.
i, 4. Form 5 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 6 of Ontario Regulation 688/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit" each time it
appears.
5. Form 6 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 6 of Ontario Regulation 688/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit".
6. Form 13 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 6 of Ontario Regulation 688/75, is
amended by striking out that part of the Form
under the heading "Affidavit".
(3857) 50
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 887/79.
The Regional Municipality of York.
Town of Markham.
Made— November 26th. 1979.
Filed — November 30th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 473/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
1. Ontario Regulation 473/73 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
53. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 41 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of an extension to a
building used for the manufacture of precast concrete
products provided the following requirements are met:
2415
5708
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 887/79
Minimum distance
between the extension
and the centre line of
Rodick Road 82 feet
Minimum side yards of
the extension 40 feet
Minimum rear yard of
the extension 40 feet
Maximum height of the
extension 30 feet
Maximum lot coverage
of the building including
the extension
25 per cent
O. Reg. 887/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 41
That parcel of land situate in the Town of Markham
in The Regional Municipality of York, being composed
of those parts of lots 6 and 7 in Concession IV more
particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the line between the
said lots 6 and 7 and the westerly limit of the lands of
Ontario Hydro;
Thence north 10° 52' 30" west along the westerly limit of
the said lands 44.150 metres;
Thence south 79° 03' 30" west 172.212 metres to the
easterly limit of Rodick Road;
Thence south 10° 52' 30" east along the said easterly
limit 24.286 metres to a point;
Thence southerly along the easterly limit of Rodick
Road having a radius of 169.469 metres a distance of
127.547 metres to a point therein;
Thence south 32° 14' 50" west along that easterly limit
145.603 metres to a point;
Thence south 89° 45' 30" east 28.755 metres to a point;
Thence north 72° 14' 50" east 291.127 metres to the
westerly limit of the lands of Ontario Hydro;
Thence north 10° 46' 10" west along that westerly limit
173.001 metres to the place of beginning. O. Reg.
887/79, s. 2.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 26th day of November, 1979.
(3858)
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 5709
INDEX 50
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 5627
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 5639
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 5650
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 5651
Certificates of Continuation Issued 5651
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 5652
Amendments to Articles 5652
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 5656
Order Reviving Corporations '. 5657
Order Reviving Corporate Powers 5657
Licences in Mortmain Issued 5658
Extra-Provincial Licences Issued 5658
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 5658
Notice of Default in Complying with The Corporations Tax Act, 1972 5659
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation 5665
The Marriage Act 5674
Erratum 5674
The Environmental Assessment Act, 1975 5674
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 5676
Petitions to Parliament 5678
Applications to Parliament 5678
CORPORATION NOTICES 5679
NOTICE TO CREDITORS 5683
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 5684
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 5684
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 5685
SHERIFF'S SALES OF LANDS 5686
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Collection Agencies Act O. Reg. 880/79 5704
The Commodity Boards and Marketing Agencies Act, 1978 O. Reg. 866/79 5687
The Consumer Protection Act O. Reg. 881/79 5704
The Consumer Reporting Act, 1973 O. Reg. 882/79 5705
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 871/79 5690
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 877/79 5701
The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974 O. Reg. 872/79 5693
The Local Roads Boards Act O. Reg. 876/79 5700
The Mortgage Brokers Act O. Reg. 883/79 5705
The Motor Vehicle Dealers Act O. Reg. 884/79 5705
The Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Act O. Reg. 873/79 5696
The Municipal Affairs Act O. Reg. 867/79 5687
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act, 1973 O. Reg. 868/79 5688
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act, 1973 O. Reg. 869/79 5688
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act. 1973 O. Reg. 887/79 5707
The Planning Act O. Reg. 870/79 5689
The Planning Act O. Reg. 875/79 5700
The Planning Act O. Reg. 878/79 5701
The Planning Act O. Reg. 879/79 5701
The Public Accountancy Act O. Reg. 865/79 5687
The Real Estate and Business Brokers Act O. Reg. 886/79 5707
The Tobacco Tax Act O. Reg. 874/79 5698
The Travel Industry Act, 1974 O. Reg. 885/79 5706
5710
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND? TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes iri."The Ontario Gazette", Year 1979
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1979 the dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in The Ontario
Gazette are as follows:
January 6th, Issue No. 1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held — April 8th, 1979
February 3rd, " " 5 " " " " " " — May 6th,
March 3rd " " 9 " " " " " " — June 3rd,
April 7th, '* " 14 " " " " " " —July 8th,
May 5th, " " 18 " '* " " '* " —August 5th,
June 2nd, " " 22 " " " " " " — September 2nd
July 7th, " " 27 " " " " " " —October 7th,
August 4th, " " 31 " " " " " " — November 4th,
September 1st, " " 35 " " " " " " — December 2nd,
October 6th, *' " 40 " " " " " " —January 6th, 1980
November 3rd, " " 44 " " " " " " — February 3rd,
December 1st, " " 48 " " " " " — March 2nd,
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS PRIOR 1
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received before
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number o
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed.
Advertising Rate: $7.50 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $30.00; and
by others for a single copy, 75 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO ar
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed :
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5767
O. Reg. 888/79
Publications Under The Regulations Act
December 22nd, 1979
THb PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
O. Reg. 888/79.
Designation of Parks.
Made — November 28th. 1979.
Filed — December 3rd. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 695 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
1. — (1) Schedule 102 of Appendix B to Regulation
695 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
600/76 is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
Schedule 102
FATHOM FIVE PROVINCIAL PARK
All of the public lands comprising the bed of Lake
Huron, opposite the Township of St. Edmunds and
part of the Town Plot of Bury, in the County of Bruce,
containing an area of 9976.945 hectares, more or less,
described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the high-water mark of Lake
Huron at the most westerly extremity of Cape Hurd in
Lot 60, in Concession VI, of the Township of St.
Edmunds; thence northwesterly in a straight line to a
point distant 91.44 metres measured northwesterly
from and perpendicularly to the high-water mark along
the most westerly extremity of Gat Point on Cove
Island: thence northeasterly in a straight line to a point
distant 91.44 metres measured northerly from and per-
pendicularly to the high-water mark along the most
northerly extremity of Gig Point on Cove Island; thence
easterly along a line lying northerly of the most north-
erly extremity of Bears Rump Island and 91.44 metres
in perpendicular distance therefrom to a line drawn
northeasterly from the mid-point of a peninsula
separating Dunks Bay and Little Dunks Bay of Geor-
gian Bay in Farm Lot 9. in the Town Plot of Tobermory
and distant 91.44 metres measured southeasterly from
and perpendicularly to the high-water mark along the
most southeasterly extremity of Bears Rump Island;
thence southwesterly along that line to the said mid-
point of the peninsula separating Dunks Bay and Little
Dunks Bay of Georgian Bay: thence in a northwesterly
and northeasterly direction following the high-water
mark of Little Dunks Bay to the most northerly corner
of Plan 3R-1329; thence south 49° 49' 35" west along the
northwesterly limit of Plan 3R-1329 to the most wes-
terly corner thereof; thence south 40° 10' 25" east along
the southwesterly limit of Plan 3R-1329 to the most
southerly corner thereof; thence south 49° 49' 35" west
282.297 metres to the southwesterly corner of Farm Lot
8 East of the Bun Road; thence north 40° 07' 00" west
along the easterly limit of Alexander Street and its
northerly production 893.737 metres; thence south 49°
22' 15" west along the northerly limit of Head Street
107.119 metres to the easterly limit of Parliament
Street; thence north 12° 05' 00" east along the easterly
limit of Parliament Street 104.617 metres; thence north
1 1° 54' 30" east along the easterly limit of Parliament
Street 590.117 metres, to the southerly limit of Elgin
Street; thence north 83° 18' 35" east along that southerly
limit 103.093 metres; thence north 06° 41' 25" west
168.036 metres; thence north 83° 18' 35" east 405.073
metres; thence south 50° 21' 55" east 356.165 metres;
thence north 86° 17' 20" east 221.635 metres; thence
north 54° 30' 00" east 285.957 metres, more or less, to
the high-water mark of Georgian Bay; thence in a
northerly direction following that high-water mark to
the most easterly corner of Part 9, Plan 3R-460; thence
south 54° 30' west 280.416 metres, more or less, to an
iron bar distant 177.704 metres measured north 86° 17'
20" east from the southwesterly corner of Part 1, Plan
3R-460; thence south 86° 17' 20" west 177.704 metres to
the southwesterly corner of Part 1, Plan 3R-460; thence
north 14° 50' 20' east 93.574 metres, more or less, to the
high-water mark of Georgian Bay; thence in a general
northwesterly, southwesterly, southeasterly and
southwesterly direction following the said high-water
mark to the easterly limit of location CL 2150; thence
north 34° 02' west 12.933 metres; thence south 82° 08'
west 40.234 metres; thence south 13° 39' east 45.690
metres; thence north 76° 25' 30" east 5.486 metres, more
or less, to the high-water mark of Little Tub Harbour;
thence in a general southwesterly direction along that
high-water mark to the northeasterly corner of location
DT 95; thence south 83° 35' 20" west 35.607 metres,
more or less to the northwesterly corner of said location
DT 95; thence north 06° 58' 30" west 147.133 metres;
thence north 53° 34' west 184.206 metres; thence south
36° 26' west 62.161 metres; thence south 24° 17' 20"
east, more or less, to the high-water mark of Tobermory
Harbour; thence in a general southwesterly direction
along the high- water mark of Tobermory Harbour, Big
Tub Harbour, Cape Hurd Channel, China Cove, Hay
Bay and Georgian Bay to the place of beginning.
O. Reg. 888/79, s. 1 (1).
(2) Schedule 1 14 of the said Appendix B, as remade
by subsection 3 of section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 741/76, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 888/79
Schedule 114
MACGREGOR POINT PROVINCIAL PARK
In the Township of Saugeen, in the County of Bruce,
containing a total area of 1001.146 hectares, more or
less, described as follows:
Premising that the bearings hereinafter mentioned
are astronomical:
Firstly:
Beginning at the southeasterly corner of Lot 4, Lake
Range Concession; thence easterly along the southerly
limit of said Lot 4 to the inner limit of the road allow-
ance along the shore of Lake Huron; thence in a general
northerly and northeasterly direction along the said
inner limit to a point distant 236.372 metres measured
north 61° 14' 30" west from a point distant 174.422
metres measured south 33° 56' 20" west from the north-
erly limit of Lot 12, Lake Range Concession, distant
2189.720 metres measured westerly along the said
northerly limit from the northeasterly corner of said Lot
12; thence north 33° 56' 20" east 22.025 metres; thence
south 61° 16' 20' east 60.960 metres; thence north 33°
56' 20' east 45. 720 metres; thence south 61° 16' 20" east
36.576 metres; thence north 33° 56' 20" east 53.340
metres; thence north 61° 16' 20" west 36.576 metres;
thence north 33° 56' 20" east 19.812 metres; thence
north 61° 16' 20' west 60.960 metres; thence north 33°
56' 20' east 18.288 metres; thence north 61° 16' 20' east
97.536 metres; thence north 33° 56' 20' east 15.240
metres to the northerly limit of Lot 12, Lake Range
Concession; thence north 61° 16' 20' west along the
northerly limit of said Lot 12 adistanceof 97. 536 metres
to the southwesterly corner of Lot 7, Registered Plan
No. 522; thence northerly along the westerly limit of
said Lot 7 to the northwesterly corner thereof; thence
easterly along the northerly limit of said Lot 7 to the
westerly limit of Harman Avenue; thence northerly
along the said westerly limit to the southeasterly corner
of Lot 5, Registered Plan No. 522; thence westerly along
the southerly limit of said Lot 5 to the southwesterly
corner thereof; thence northerly along the westerly limit
of said Lot 5 a distance of 15.240 metres; thence north
04° 46' east along the westerly limit of Lot 4, Registered
Plan No. 522, a distance of 8.90 metres; thence north
28° 36' 40" west along the westerly limit of said Lot 4
and Lot 3, Registered Plan No. 522, a distance of 2 1 .427
metres; thence north 63° 08' east 6 1.5 70 metres, more or
less, to the southerly limit of Harman Avenue; thence
north 30° 45' 20' west along the said southerly limit
39.011 metres; thence north 57° 42' west along the said
southerly limit 23.363 metres; thence north 41° 11' west
along the said southerly limit 69.494 metres; thence
north 28° 49' east along the westerly limit of Harman
Avenue 12.192 metres; thence north 56° 40' 40" east
along the said westerly limit 16.036 metres to the most
westerly corner of Lot 1 Registered Plan No. 522;
thence south 51° 11' east along the southwesterly limit
of said Lot 1 a distance of 24.384 metres to the most
southerly corner of said Lot 1; thence north 28° 49' east
along the southeasterly limit of said Lot 1 a distance of
19.812 metres, more or less, to the inner limit of the road
allowance along the shore of Lake Huron; thence in a
general northeasterly, southeasterly and northeasterly
direction along the said inner limit to the southerly limit
of Lot 20, Lake Range Concession; thence north 50° 03'
20" east 66. 145 metres; thence north 53° 51' east 81.321
metres; thence north 86° 02' east 114.556 metres, more
or less, to the northerly limit of Lot 20, Lake Range
Concession; thence easterly along the said northerly
limit 237.104 metres; thence south 29° 07' west 45.720
metres; thence south 60° 31' east 30.480 metres; thence
north 29° 07' east 45. 720 metres to the northerly limit of
Lot 20, Lake Range Concession; thence easterly along
the said northerly limit 20. 1 17 metres; thence south 29°
07' west 203.445 metres, more or less, to the southerly
limit of said Lot 20; thence easterly along the said
southerly limit 704. 088 metres; thence north 83° 2 7 ' east
336.042 metres, more or less, to the northerly limit of
said Lot 20; thence easterly along the said northerly
limit 254.231 metres, more or less, to the northwesterly
limit of Deviation Road; thence south 53° 10' 10" west
along the said northwesterly limit 308.211 metres;
thence south 54° 12' west along the said northwesterly
limit 262.920 metres; thence south 50° 33' 50' west
along the said northwesterly limit 486.564 metres;
thence south 42° 19' 40' east 6. 105 metres; thence south
50° 33' 50' west along the northwesterly limit of Devia-
tion Road 206.240 metres, more or less, to the south-
easterly limit of Lot 15, Lake Range Concession; thence
southwesterly along the southeasterly limit of lots 15
and 14, Lake Range Concession, to the most southerly
corner of said Lot 14; thence southwesterly in a straight
line to the most easterly corner of Lot 13, Lake Range
Concession; thence southwesterly along the south-
easterly limit of lots 13,12 and 1 1 to the most southerly
corner of said Lot 1 1; thence southwesterly in a straight
line to the northeasterly corner of Lot 10, Lake Range
Concession; thence southerly along the easterly limit of
lots 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5 and 4 to the place of beginning.
Secondly:
Beginning at a point in the northerly limit of Lot 20,
Lake Range Concession, distant 641.982 metres meas-
ured westerly along the said northerly limit from the
northeasterly corner of said Lot 20; thence south 53° 10'
10" west along the southeasterly limit of Deviation Road
3 16. 733 metres; thence south 54° 12' west along the said
southeasterly limit 262.326 metres; thence south 50° 33'
50" west along the said southeasterly limit 645.073
metres, more or less, to the southeasterly limit of Lot 15,
Lake Range Concession; thence north 73° 50' 30" east
along the said southeasterly limit 154.256 metres;
thence north 50° 33' 50" east 501.439 metres; thence
north 54° 12' east 260.939 metres; thence north 53° 10'
10" east 344.299 metres, more or less, to the northerly
limit of Lot 20, Lake Range Concession; thence
westerly along the said northerly limit 66.678 metres,
more or less, to the place of beginning.
Thirdly:
Beginning at a point in the westerly production of the
line between lots 3 and 4, Lake Range Concession,
distant 402.336 metres measured southwesterly from
and perpendicularly to the high-water mark of Lakei
Huron; thence in a general northeasterly direction
parallel to the said high-water mark and 402 . 336 nut re>
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in perpendicular distance therefrom to the intersection
with the westerly production of the northerly limit of
Lot 20, Lake Range Concession; thence easterly along
the said westerly production to the high-water mark of
Lake Huron; thence in a general southwesterly direc-
tion along the said high-water mark to the westerly | (3864) 51
production of the line between lots 3 and 4. Lake Range
Concession; thence westerly along the said production
of the line between lots 3 and 4 to the place of
beginning. O. Reg. 888/79, s. 1 (2).
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT, 1972
O. Reg. 889/79
General.
Made — November 28th, 1979.
Filed— December 3rd, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND ONTARIO REGULATION 323/72
MADE UNDER
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT, 1972
1. — (1) Schedule 15 to Ontario Regulation 323/72, as remade by section 5 of Ontario Regulation 123/79, is
amended by revoking clause d of paragraph 32 on page 220 under the heading "PREAMBLE" and
subheading "Terms and Definitions" and substituting therefor:
"(d) Time umts and listed basic units should be indicated separately on the claim card. Benefits for anaes-
thetists' services are determined by multiplying the basic and the time units by $5.27 for certified
anaesthetists and $4.60 for non-certified anaesthetists. For cases commencing after 6.00 p.m. and before
7.00 a.m. or on Saturdays, Sundays and Holidavs, the total benefit for anaesthetists' services is increased
by 309c (E400C)".
(2) The said Schedule 15 is further amended by revoking,
"H600 Consultation 56.90"
on page 232 under the heading "CONSULTATIONS AND VISITS" and subheading "Cardiology" and
substituting therefor:
"H600 Consultation 50.90"
(3) The said Schedule 15 is further amended by revoking,
"H317 from thirteenth to twenty-sixth week (not to exceed $19.95 per
week) per visit 6.95
H319 twenty-sixth week onwards (not to exceed $39.90 per month) per visit 6.95",
on page 260 under the heading "CONSULTATIONS AND VISITS" and subheading "Physical Medicine
and Rehabilitation" and substituting therefor:
"H317 from thirteenth to twenty-sixth week (not to exceed $20.85 per
week) per visit 6.95
H319 twenty-sixth week onwards (not to exceed $41.70 per month) per visit 6.95"
(4) The said Schedule 15 is further amended by revoking,
"Is not allowed to a laboratory associated with a clinic in
conjunction with an office visit as defined in item 6.",
on page 275 under the heading "LABORATORY MEDICINE" and subheading "Patient Documentation
and Specimen Collection Fee".
(5) The said Schedule 15 is further amended by revoking,
"L147 Lactic Dehydrogenase Fractionation 39 10.672",
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5770 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 889/79
on page 279 under the heading "LABORATORY MEDICINE" and subheading "Biochemistry" and
substituting therefor:
"L147 Lactic Dehydrogenase Fractionation 29 10.83"
(6) The said Schedule 15 is further amended by revoking,
"L62S — cervical, vaginal, including GC culture,
Gram smear, yeast identification (e.g. Germ tube) —
not to be claimed with L627, L628, L629 25 9.200
"L626 — fungus, including KOH preparation and smear —
not to be claimed with L625, L628, L629; includes
L623 for fungus 20 7.360",
on page 287 under the heading "LABORATORY MEDICINE" and subheading "Microbiology" and
substituting therefor:
"L625 — cervical, vaginal, including GC culture,
Gram smear, yeast identification (e.g. Germ tube) —
not to be claimed with L627 25 9.200
L626 — fungus, including KOH preparation and smear —
not to be claimed for the same specimen with
L625, L628, L629, includes L653 for fungus 20 7.360"
(7) The said Schedule 15 is further amended by revoking,
"J003 Bronchogram with intra-tracheal catheter — unilateral $34.50 6"
on page 303 under the heading CLINICAL PROCEDURES, ASSOCIATED WITH DIAGNOSTIC
RADIOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS" and subheading "Angiography" and substituting therefor:
"J003 Bronchogram with intra-tracheal catheter — unilateral $24.05 6"
(8) The said Schedule 15 is further amended by revoking,
"J120 — 2 dimensions (real time) 18.35 34.85".
on page 308 under the heading "DIAGNOSTIC ULTRASOUND" and subheading "Heart" and substitut
ing therefor:
"J120 — 2 dimension (real time) 38.35 34.85"
(9) The said Schedule 15 is further amended by revoking,
"G260 with or without intubation $22.50 4",
on page 3 13 under the heading "DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES" and subheading]
"Anaesthesia" and substituting therefor:
"G260 with or without intubation $22.65 4"
(10) The said Schedule 15 is further amended by revoking,
"G268 Cannulation of artery or vein for pressure
measurement 13.95",
on page 313 under the heading "DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES" and subheadii
"Cardiovascular" and substituting therefor:
"G268 Cannulation of blood vessel(s) for pressure
measurement 13.95"
(11) The said Schedule 15 is further amended by revoking,
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O. Reg. 889/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 5771
"G309 Umbilical arterial catheterization (including
obtaining of blood sample) 22.75",
on page 3 13 under the heading "DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES" and subheading
"Cardiovascular" and substituting therefor:
"G309 Umbilical arterial catheterization (including
obtaining of blood sample) 22.65"
(12) The said Schedule 15 is further amended by revoking,
"C102 When special visit to hospital is required to provide
critical care, add to G394. G521 and G395 only 7.00",
on page 3 1 7 under the heading "DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES" and subheading
"Critical Care" and substituting therefor
"C102 When special visit to hospital is required to provide
critical care, add to G394, G521, G359, G360,
G395 when no other premium applies 7.00"
I (13) The said Schedule 15 is further amended by revoking,
"+G370 Bursa, joint or tendon sheath, including
preliminary aspiration 9.00"
on page 32! under the heading "DIAGNOSTIC .AND THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES" and subheading
"Injections or Infusions" and substituting therefor
"+G370 Bursa, joint or tendon sheath, including
preliminary aspiration 9. 10"
(14) The said Schedule 15 is further amended by revoking,
"G383 Pneumothorax 14.00
G385 Pneumoperitoneum 14.00
on page 322 under the heading "DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES" and subheading
"Injections or Infusions".
(15) The said Schedule 15 is further amended by revoking,
"Z804 Lumbar puncture 17.50
Z805 — with instillation of medication 24.50"
on page 324 under the heading "DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES" and subheading
"neurology" and substituting therefor:
Z804 Lumbar puncture 20.90
Z805 — with instillation of medication 27.90"
(16) The said Schedule 15 is further amended by revoking,
" — If performed at time of delivery, the
anaesthetist should use P033C
instead of ElOOC when coding the basic and time units".
on page 334 under the heading "OBSTETRICS" and subheading "Obstetrical care" and substituting
therefor:
" — If performed at time of delivery,
the anaesthetist should use P033C
instead of P013C or ElOOC when coding the basic
and time units. P015C without P014C may be claimed in
addition if rendered"
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(17) The said Schedule 15 is further amended by revoking,
"R304 — Keller, Mayo $77.00 3 94.50 4
R355 — Joplin, reverse Joplin, Lapidus,
MacBride or Mitchell to include
osteotomy, tendon transfers
exostosectomy, bone grafts, etc.) —
unilateral 3 167.45 4",
on page 359 under the heading "SURGICAL PROCEDURES" and subheading "Operations on the
Musculoskeletal System" and substituting therefor:
"R304 —Simple (e.g. Keller, Mayo) $77.00 3 94.50 4
R355 — Extensive — may include
osteotomy, tendon transfers, exostosectomy,
bone grafts, etc. (e. g. Joplin,
reverse Joplin, Lapidus, MacBride or
Mitchell) 3 167.45 4".
(18) The said Schedule 15 is further amended by revoking,
"R483 — hemi-arthroplasty (double
component) 6 241.50 6",
on page 369 under the heading "SURGICAL PROCEDURES" and subheading "Joints" and substituting
therefor:
"R483 — hemi-arthroplasty (double
component) 6 280.00 6".
(19) The said Schedule 15 is further amended by revoking,
"E598 — with patellar replacement, add 45.50",
on page 369 under the heading "SURGICAL PROCEDURES" and subheading "Joints" and substituting
therefor:
"E598 — with patellar prosthesis, add 45.40".
(20) The said Schedule 15 is further amended by revoking,
"Z225 —Aspiration (I.O.P.) 5.60",
on page 374 under the heading "SURGICAL PROCEDURES" and subheading "Operations on the
Musculoskeletal System" and substituting therefor:
"Z225 —Aspiration (I.O.P.) 9. 10".
(21) The said Schedule 15 is further amended by revoking,
"Z332 Aspiration with therapeutic drainage
with or without diagnostic sample 23.70
Z334 Lung lavage with or without bronchoscopy
for pulmonary alveolar proteinosis
Z341 Closed drainage (I.O.P.)
M133 Exploratory for removal of foreign body.
Z338 peripheral or parietal (I.O.P.)
M138 hilar
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146.50
13
3
20.90
4
9
198.85
13
9
104.65
13
9
209.30
13",
O. Reg. 889/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 5773
on pages 384 and 385 under the heading "SURGICAL PROCEDURES" and subheading "Operations on the
Respiratory System" and substituting therefor:
"Z332 Aspiration with therapeutic drainage
with or without diagnostic sample 3 23.70 4
Z334 Total unilateral lung lavage with or
without bronchoscopy using double lumen
tube and single lung anaesthesia 146.50 13
Z341 Closed drainage — effusion or
pneumothorox (I.O.P.)
M133 Thoracotomy for removal of foreign body
Z338 Peripheral or parietal (I.O.P.)
including limited thoracotomy
3
23.90
4
9
198.85
13
9
104.65
13
9
201.30
13
M138 Hilar including thoracotomy
(22) The said Schedule 15 is further amended by revoking,
"Z568 Subsequent procedure (within three
months following previous
endoscopic procedure) 45.50 4",
on page 398 under the heading "SURGICAL PROCEDURES" and subheading "Operations on the
Digestive System" and substituting therefor:
"Z568 Subsequent procedure (within three
months following previous
endoscopic procedure) 45.50 6".
(23 The said Schedule 15 is further amended by revoking.
"S563 — removal of perineal incontinewe
prosthesis 3 69. 75 3",
on page 419 under the heading "SURGICAL PROCEDURES" and subheading "Operations on the Urinary
System" and substituting therefor:
"S563 — removal of perineal incontinence
prosthesis 3 69. 75 4".
(24) The said Schedule 15 is further amended by revoking,
"S718 Anterior, posterior repair and
repair of enterocoele $153.50 3 191.85 5
S719 Posterior repair and repair of
enterocoele 3 167.45 5
S722 Post hysterectomy vault prolapse or
enterocoele — vaginal or abdominal
approach $160.45 3 198.85 6
5758 — with anterior and posterior vaginal
repair $240.70 6 300.05 6
5759 — with anterior or posterior vaginal
repair $219.80 6 272.10 6".
on pages 426 and 429 under the heading "SURGICAL PROCEDURES" and subheading "Operations on the
Female Genital System" and substituting therefor:
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5774 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 889/79
"S718 Anterior, posterior repair and
repair of enterocoele and/or
vault prolapse $153.50 3 191.85 5
S719 Posterior repair and repair of
enterocoele and/or vault
prolapse 3 167.45 5
S722 Post hysterectomy valult prolapse and/or
enterocoele — vaginal or abdominal
approach $160.45 3 198.85 6
5758 — with anterior and posterior vaginal
repair including enterocoele and/or
vault prolapse $240. 70 6 300.05 6
5759 — with anterior and posterior vaginal
repair including enterocoele and/or
vault prolapse $219.80 6 272.10 6".
2. — (1) Schedule 16 to Ontario Rgulation 323/72, as made by section 31 of Ontario Regulation 290/79, is
amended by revoking,
"It is not allowed to a laboratory associated with a clinic in conjunction
with an office visit as defined in item 6.",
on page 816 under the heading "LABORATORY MEDICINE" and subheading "Patient Documentation
and Specimen Collection Fee".
(2) The said Schedule 16 is further amended by revoking,
"L147 Lactic Dehydrogenase Fractionation 39 14.57",
on page 819 under the heading "LABORATORY MEDICINE" and subheading "Biochemistry" and
substituting therefor:
"L147 Lactic Dehydrogenase Fractionation 29 10.83".
(3) The said Schedule 16 is further amended by revoking,
"L625 — cervical, vaginal, including GC culture,
Gram smear, yeast identification (e.g. Germ Tube) —
not to be claimed with L627, L628, L629 25 9.34
L626 — fungus, including KOH preparation and smear —
not to be claimed with L625, L628, L629; includes
L623 for fungus 20 7.47",
on page 827 under the heading "LABORATORY MEDICINE" and subheading "Microbiology" and
substituting therefor:
"L625 — cervical, vaginal, including GC culture,
Gram smear, yeast identification (e.g. Germ tube) —
not to be claimed with L627 25 9.34
L626 — fungus, including KOH preparation and smear —
not to be claimed for the same specimen with
L625, L628, L629; includes
L653 for fungus 20 7.47".
3. — (1) A reference in this Regulation to any page number from page 220 to page 429 is a reference to that page
(foot pagination) in The Ontario Gazette dated the 17th day of March, 1979.
(2) A reference in this Regulation to any page number from page 816 to page 827 is a reference to that page (foot
pagination) in The Ontario Gazette dated the 26th day of May, 1979.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 890/79 5775
4 . — ( 1 ) Subsections 1 to 9 and subsections 11.12.15.16 and 1 8 of section 1 of this Regulation shall be deemed to
have come into force on the 1st day of January. 1979.
(2) Section 2 of this Regulation shall be deemed to have come into force on the 1st day of May. 1979.
(3865) 51
THE SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATIONS ACT. 1979
O. Reg. 890/79.
Delegation of Powers.
Made — November 28th, 1979.
Filed — December 4th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATIONS ACT. 1979
DELEGATION OF POWERS
1. — (1) The Deputy Minister of Revenue and the
officer of the Ministry of Revenue holding the position
of Comptroller of Revenue may exercise any power and
perform any duty conferred or imposed on the Minister
by the Act.
(2) The officer of the Ministry of Revenue holding
the position of Director. Guaranteed Income and Tax
Credit Branch, may exercise the powers and perform
the duties of the Minister under the following sections of
the Act:
1 . Subsection 2 of section 5 .
2. Section 18.
(3) The officer of the Ministry of Revenue holding
the position of Manager. Benefits Control. Guaranteed
Income and Tax Credit Branch, may exercise the pow-
ers and perform the duties of the Minister under section
18 of the Act.
(4) The officer of the Ministry of Revenue holding
the position of Director. Succession Duty and Land
Taxes Branch, may exercise the powers and perform
the duties of the Minister under the following sections of
the Act:
1. Subsection 2 of section 5.
2. Subsection 3 of section 17.
3. Subsection 3 of section 20.
(5) The officers of the Ministry of Revenue holding
the positions of Director. Succession Duty and Land
Taxes Branch, and Senior Manager. Assessment and
Audit. Succession Duty and Land Taxes Branch, may
exercise the powers and perform the duties of the
Minister under the following sections of the Act:
1. Section 8.
2. Section 18.
3. Section 27.
(6) The powers and duties conferred or imposed on
the Minister as a result of the reference in section 31 of
the Act to the provisions of sections 161 and 162 of The
Corporations Tax Act, 1972 may be exercised by the
officers in the Ministry of Revenue holding the follow-
ing positions:
1. Director. Succession Duty and Land Taxes
Branch. Senior Manager. .Assessment and
Audit. Succession Duty and Land Taxes
Branch. Director, Guaranteed Income and
Tax Credit Branch and Manager. Benefits
Control. Guaranteed Income and Tax Credit
Branch, under.
(a) clauses a, b and c of subsection 1 of
section 161;
(b) subsections 2. 3. 5 and 7 of section 161;
and
(c) subsections 1. 2 and 3 of section 162.
2. Director. Legal Services Branch, under sub-
sections 2. 3, 4 and 7 of section 161.
3. Director. Special Investigations Branch,
under.
(a) subsection 1 of section 161; and
(b) subsections 2, 3. 4, 5 and 7 of section
161. O. Reg. 890/79. s. 1.
2. Ontario Regulation 573/79 is revoked. O. Reg.
890/79. s. 2.
LORNE MAECK
Minister of Revenue
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of November. 1979.
(3866) 51
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5776 O. Reg. 891/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 891/79.
Restricted Areas — District of Timiskaming.
Made — December 1st, 1979.
Filed— December 4th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 671 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Schedule 8 to Regulation 671 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1970, as made by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 521/79, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
Schedule 8
That parcel of land situate in the Township of
Evanturel in the Territorial District of Timiskaming.
being composed of that part of the south half of Lot 6 in
Concession IV designated as Parti on a Reference Plan
deposited in the Land Registry Division of Timiskam-
ing (No. 54) as Number 54R-2158. O. Reg. 891/79,
s. 1.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 1st day of December, 1979.
(3867) 51
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 892/79.
Restricted Areas — The Regional Munici-
pality of York, Town of Markham.
Made — November 30th, 1979.
Filed— December 4th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 104/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 104/72 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
23. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 8 may be used for
the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwelling
and buildings and structures accessory thereto provided
the following requirements are met:
Minimum front vard
7.5 metres
Minimum side yards
O. Reg. 893/79
3 metres
O. Reg. 892/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 8
That parcel of land situate in the Town of Markham
in The Regional Municipality of York, being composed
of that part of the west half of Lot 26 in Concession VI
more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a stake 264 feet from the southwesterly
angle of the said Lot at the road allowance between lots
25 and 26;
Thence north 9° west 660 feet;
Thence north 74° east 330 feet;
Thence south 9° east 660 feet to the said road allowance
between lots 25 and 26;
Thence south 74° west 330 feet to the place of begin-
ning. O. Reg. 892/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 30th day of November, 1979.
(3868) 51
THE RETAIL SALES TAX ACT
O. Reg. 893/79.
Definitions by Minister.
Made— November 30th, 1979.
Filed— December 5th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 784 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
MADE UNDER
THE RETAIL SALES TAX ACT
1. Section 1 of Regulation 784 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970. as amended by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 475/71, section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 332/74, section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 819/75, section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 794/76, section 1 of Ontario Regulation 893/
77, section 1 of Ontario Regulation 447/78. sec-
tion 1 of Ontario Regulation 985/78. section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 47/79 and section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 187/79, is further amended
by adding thereto the following paragraph-:
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O. Reg. 893/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5777
20. "Aircraft" to which the exemption in para-
graph 23 of subsection 1 of the said section 5
applies means aircraft that are registered as
state aircraft or commercial aircraft under the
Aeronautics Act (Canada) or the Air Regula-
tions made thereunder provided that, where
an aircraft is so registered as a commercial
aircraft, it is acquired by purchase or lease for
the purpose of providing one or more of the
classes of commercial air service established
under section 3 of the A ir Carrier Regulations
(Canada).
21. "Furnishings", as used in paragraph 70 of
subsection 1 of the said section 5, means the
following classes of tangible personal prop-
erty:
Bedframes. headboards, springs, mattres-
ses and pillows
Clothing and luggage racks
Curtains and drapes
Ice makers
Lamps
Lawn and patio chairs, tables and lounges
Mirrors
Refrigerators, ranges, radios, televisions
and desks in guest rooms
Window air-conditioners in guest room?
but does not include fixtures, office equip-
ment and furnishings, audio-visual and recre-
ational equipment, bedding, towels, shower
curtains, ash trays, waste receptacles, laun-
dry- equipment, artwork, displays, rugs, car-
pet, or parts for the maintenance and repair of
any tangible personal property- described in
this paragraph.
22. "Food preparation equipment", as used in
paragraph 70 of subsection 1 of the said sec-
tion 5 , means the following classes of tangible
personal property:
Blenders and mixers
Bowls, pots, pans and tins for cooking and
baking
Broilers and grills, ovens, kitchen ranges
and food warming equipment
Coffee makers
Dishwashers
Flatware, dishes, glasses, serving trays and
kitchen utensils
Food choppers, sheers and grinders
Free-standing kitchen refrigerators
Toasters.
but does not include food wrapping and stor-
age equipment, mobile buffets and mobile
cooking units, refrigerated displays, table
linens, waste disposal equipment and com-
pactors, fixtures or drink or ice cream dispen-
sers or parts for the maintenance and repair of
tangible personal property- described in this
paragraph.
23. "Restaurant", as used in paragraph 70 of sub-
section 1 of the said section 5, means an eating
establishment including one providing take-
out or counter service, caterers, convention
centres and Royal Canadian Legion halls, but
does not include snack bars located at exhibi-
tions, fairs, sporting events, cinemas, theatres
and grocery stores, taverns and bars without
kitchen equipment, or eating facilities pro-
vided by employers to supply meals to their
staff, by religious, charitable or benevolent
organizations unless meals are available to the
general public, by schools, colleges or univer-
sities or by local, provincial or federal gov-
ernments, their agencies, boards or commis-
sions.
24. "Hotel, motel, tourist resort or other similar
tourist establishment", as used in paragraph
70 of subsection 1 of the said section 5 . includes
hostels, cottages and summer camps operated
as commercial endeavours but does not
include apartments, clubs, hospitals, homes
for the aged, nursing homes, private cottages,
camps or residences, or establishments pro-
vided by employers to supply lodging to their
staff, by religious, charitable or benevolent
organizations unless lodging is available to the
general public, by schools, colleges or univer-
sities or by local, provincial or federal gov-
ernments, their agencies, boards or commis-
sions.
25. "Textiles", as used in paragraph 68 of subsec-
tion 1 of the said section 5, means cloth or
fabric purchased by the yard or metre but does
not include textiles used by a tailor,
dressmaker, drapery manufacturer or
upholsterer in producing clothing or draperies
or in upholstering furniture even where a
charge for such textiles is made separately on
the invoice to the customer.
26. "Trimmings", as used in paragraph 68 of sub-
section 1 of the said section 5, means trim,
ribbon, piping or lace sold by the yard or
metre, but does not include trimmings
supplied by a tailor, dressmaker, drapery-
manufacturer or upholsterer in producing
clothing or draperies or in upholstering
furniture even where a charge for such trim-
mings is made separately- on the invoice to the
customer.
2427
5778
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 893/79
2. Subsections 3 and 4 of section 8 of the said Regulation, as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 627/76,
are revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(3) A notice of Objection for the purpose of section 19 of the Act shall be in the following form:
Ontario
Ministry
of
Revenue
Notice of Objection
INSTRUCTIONS:
To bo prepared in TRIPLICATE, ONE copy to be retained and TWO copies to be sent by REGISTERED MAIL addressed
to the Minister of Revenue c/o the Director, Tax Appeals, Ministry of Revenue, Queen's P3rk, Toronto, Ontsi lo H/A 1 X8.
The envelope containing this NOTICE must be postmarked within sixty days for Retail Sales Tax and ninety d;:ys for
the other taxes after the day of mailing or delivery by personal service of the NOTICE of ASSESSMENT or
STATEMENT of DISALLOWANCE of REBATE/REFUND CLAIM to which objection is being made.
A separate notice of OBJECTION must be filed for each NOTICE of ASSESSMENT or each STATEMENT of DIS-
ALLOWANCE of REBATE/REFLiND CLAIM in dispute b'jt, if convenient, tacts and reasons may be consolidated.
te of Taxpayer (corf
Mailing
Address
NOTICE OF OBJECTION is hereby given to the:
Assessment No,
□
OR
□
Date of Assessment
Amount of Tax
$
for Period ending
Statement of Disallowance
of Rebate/Refund Claim No.
Statement Date
Rebate/Refund Amount
under the following act (check one only)
3 THE CORPORATIONS TAX ACT - Account No.
] THE GASOLINE TAX ACT, 1973
Q THE MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL TAX ACT
[~l THE RETAIL SALES TAX ACT - Permit No.
O THE TOBACCO TAX ACT
J 1 HE LAND TRANSFER TAX ACT, 1974
\A Please indicate
I I I I I I I I I
^ Pleaso indicate
The following are the reasons for objection and a full statement of facts relating thereto:
(If space is insufficient, a separate memorandum should Ije attached setting forth —
(1 ) full statement of reasons for objection, and (2) full statement of relevant facts.)
□
CHECK HERE
ir- ADDITIONAL SHEETS ATTACHED
Signal
1 his Nntic.i mirtl !•<• '•(••• 'I by the AnpoHnnt o- hit/itf Auihoi i/fl Officer
O. Reg. 893/79. s. 2.
2428
O. Reg. 893/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
(4) A Notice of Appeal for the purposes of section 20 of the Act shall be in the following form:
Notice of Appeal
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO
5779
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR COMPLETION
ARE BELOW
In The Matter of (Check one only):
D The Corporations Tax Act. 1972
D The Gasoline Tax Act, 1973
D The Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Act
a The Retail Sales Tax Act
D The Tobacco Tax Act
D The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974
BETWEEN:
- AND -
THE MINISTER OF REVENUE
TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to (Check one only)
D Section 155 of The Corporations Tax Act, 1972
D Section 14 of The Gasoline Tax Act, 1973
D Section 10a of The Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Act
D Section 20 of The Retail Sales Tax Act
D Section 8e of The Tobacco Tax Act
D Section 14 of The Land Transfer Tax Act. 1974
the Appellant appeals to the Supreme Court of Ontario from the decision of the Minister of Revenue
dated the day of
in respect of
Appellant,
Respondent.
19
Assessment No.
G
Date of Assessment
Statement of Disallowance
□ of,
Rebate/Refund Claim No.
Amount of Tax
$
Statement Date
for Period ending
Rebate/Refund Amount
$
STATEMENT OF REASONS FOR APPEAL
(Set out relevant facts and law to be relied on in support of the appeal.)
■6TRUCTIONS:
| o be prepared in quadruplicate, ONE copy to be retained, TWO copies to be sent by registered mail addressed to the
Minister of Revenue, c/o the Director, Tax Appeals, Ministry of Revenue, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario, M7A 1X8
yd ONE copy to be filed with the Supreme Court of Ontario in accordance with the statute under which the appeal is taken,
he copies addressed to the Minister must be postmarked within 90 days after the day of mailing of the notification that the
inister has confirmed the assessment or reassessed. The copy for the Supreme Court must be filed with the court within
•e same 90 day period. The Notice of Appeal must be signed by the Appellant or someone authorized to represent the
ppellant in the appeal proceedings.
1246(79 10)
O. Reg. 893/79. s. 2.
2429
5780
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 893/79
3. Subsection 4 of section 9 of the said Regulation,
as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 794/
76, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(4) No rebate shall be made under this section unless.
(a) the application for the rebate is made within
two years after the payment of tax in respect of
which the rebate is claimed where such pay-
ment of tax was made before the 1 1th day of
April. 1977; or
(b) the application for the rebate is made within
three years after the payment of tax in respect
of which the rebate is claimed where such
payment of tax was made on or after the 1 1th
day of April, 1977. O. Reg. 893/79, s. 3.
4. Subsection 2 of section 1 1 of the said Regulation,
as made by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 794/
76, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(2) No rebate or payment shall be made under this
section unless,
(a) the application for the rebate or payment is
made within two years after the date of pay-
ment of the amount sought to be refunded
where such date of payment was made before
the 11th day of April, 1977; or
(b) the application for the rebate or payment is
made within three years after the date of pay-
ment of the amount sought to be refunded
where such date of payment was made on or.
after the 11th day of April, 1977. O. Reg.
893/79, s. 4.
5. Section 14 of the said Regulation, as made by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 367/78 and
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 548/
78, is further amended by adding thereto the
following subsection:
(7) No rebate shall be made under this section unless
the application is made within three years after.
(a) the date of purchase where the rebate is based
on the amount of tax paid on the purchase of
parts; or
(b) the date of the last payment prescribed under
the contract where the rebate of tax is based
on the contract price paid to another person to
perform the modification,
provided that such date of purchase or date of the last
payment prescribed under the contract occurred on or
after the 11th day of April, 1977. O. Reg. 893/79, s. 5.
6. The said Regulation is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
16. — (1) In this section, "solar heating system"
means all the components that are combined to assem-
ble a structure for the collection of solar energy and its
conversion into heat but does not include foundations
for either solar furnaces or collection panels when such
furnaces and panels are attached to a building, or pip-
ing or duct work which distributes heat from the energy
conversion unit or heat storage unit through the build-
ing.
(2) Where a rebate is sought of tax paid on materials,
components or parts incorporated into a solar heating
system, the application for the rebate shall be made to
the Minister in writing.
(3) The application required by subsection 2 shall
contain a statement of the amount of the rebate
claimed, a declaration that the items with respect to the
purchase of which the rebate of tax is claimed were
directly incorporated into a solar heating system on
residential premises by the occupier of those premises
and the date of completion of the solar heating system.
(4) The application required under subsection 2 shall
be supported by copies of invoices showing the amount
of tax charged on the materials, components or parts.
(5) No rebate under this section shall be made with
respect to tax paid on the purchase of materials, com-
ponents or parts, where the assembly or installation of
such materials, components or parts or the construction
of the solar heating system is performed pursuant to a
contract.
(6) Only one rebate shall be made with respect to
each residence in which a solar heating system is
installed.
(7) No rebate or payment shall be made under this
section before the solar heating system is complete.
(8) No rebate or payment shall be made under this
section unless the application therefor is made within
three years after the date of payment of tax in respect of
which the rebate is claimed. O. Reg. 893/79, s. 6
7. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following section:
17. For the purpose of clause g of subsection 2 of
section 7 of the Act, the organizations named in
Schedule 1 are prescribed. O. Reg. 893/79, s. 7.
8. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following section:
18. — (1) The Deputy Minister of Revenue and the
Officer of the Ministry of Revenue holding the position
of Comptroller of Revenue may exercise any power and
perform any duty conferred or imposed on the Minister
by this Regulation.
(2) The officers of the Ministry of Revenue holding
the following positions may exercise the powers and
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O. Reg. 893/79
perform the duties conferred on the Minister under
sections 9. 10 and 1 1 of this Regulation:
1. Director. Retail Sales Tax Branch.
2. Senior Manager. Field Operations. Retail
Sales Tax Branch.
3. Senior Manager. Tax Advice and Informa-
tion. Retail Sales Tax Branch.
4. Senior Manager. Internal Operations. Retail
Sales Tax Branch.
5 . Manager. Field Operations, Retail Sales Tax
Branch.
6. Manager. Tax Advisory Services. Retail Sales
Tax Branch.
7. Manager. Audit Operations and Vendor Sup-
port. Retail Sales Tax Branch.
8. Manager. Compliance and Revenue Control.
Retail Sales Tax Branch.
IE ONTARIO GAZET'
8
5781
9. District Manager. Retail Sales
Branch. O. Reg. 893/79. s. 8.
Tax
9. The said Regulation is amended by adding
thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 1
ORGANIZATIONS SUBSTANTIALLY ASSISTED
OR SUPPORTED FINANCIALLY FROM PUBLIC
FUNDS OF THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO PRE-
SCRIBED BY THE MINISTER FOR THE PUR-
POSE OF SECTION 7 (2) (g) OF THE ACT
Item
^umbei
Organization
1.
Art Gallery of Ontario
2.
Board of Governors of any
College of Applied Arts and
Technology
3.
CTRT-FM Inc.
4.
College of Agricultural
Technology (Centralia)
5.
College of Agricultural
Technology (Kemptville)
6. College of Agricultural
Technology (New Liskeard)
7. College of Agricultural
Technology (Ridgetown)
Conseil Consultatif Des Affaires
Franco-Ontarienne
9. Council for the Ontario College
of Art
10. Governing Bodies of all Ontario
Universities and Ryerson
Polytechnical Institute
11. Huronia Historical Development
Council
12. James Bay Education Centre
13. John Graves Simcoe Memorial
Foundation
14. McMichael Canadian Collection
15. Old Fort William Advisory
Committee
16. Ontario Agricultural Museum
17. Ontario Heritage Foundation
18. Ontario Hockey Council
19. Ontario Institute for Studies
in Education
20. Ontario Place Corporation
2 1 . Ontario Racing Commission
22. Ontario Science Centre
23. Provincial Parks Council
24. Royal Botanical Gardens
25. Royal Ontario Museum
26. Saint Lawrence Parks Commission
O. Reg. 893/79. s. 9.
10. This Regulation, except for sections 2. 7 and 9.
shall be deemed to have come into force on the
11th day of April. 1979.
1 1 . Section 2 of this Regulation shall be deemed to
have come into force on the 1st day of December.
1979.
12. Sections 7 and 9 of this Regulation shall be
deemed to have come into force on the 1st dav of
July. 1979.
LORNE MAECK
Minister of Revenue
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of November. 1979.
(3869) 51
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5782 O. Reg. 894/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 895/79
THE MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL
TAX ACT
O. Reg. 894/79.
General.
Made — November 28th, 1979.
Filed— December 5th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 372/73
MADE UNDER
THE MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL TAX ACT
1. Form 1, as remade by section 5 of Ontario
Regulation 49/79, and Form 2 of Ontario Regu-
lation 372/73 are revoked. O. Reg. 894/79,
s. 1.
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of December, 1979. O. Reg. 894/79, s. 2.
(3870) 51
THE GASOLINE TAX ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 895/79.
General.
Made — November 28th, 1979.
Filed — December 5th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND ONTARIO REGULATION 746/73
MADE UNDER THE GASOLINE TAX ACT, 1973
1. Form 1 of Ontario Regulation 746/73, as remade by section 8 of Ontario Regulation 75/79, is revoked and tht
following substituted therefor:
2432
O. Reg. 895/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 1
The Gasoline Tax Act, 1973
5783
NOTICE OF OBJECTION
INSTRUCTIONS:
To bo prepared in TRIPLICATE. ONE copy to be retained and TWO copies to be sent bv REGISTERED MAIL addressed
to the Minister of Revenue c/o the Director. Tax Appeals. Ministry of Revenue, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario V/A 1X8.
The envelope containing this NOTICE must be postmarked within sixty days for Retail Sales Tax and ninety days for
the other taxes after the day of mailinj or delivery by personal service of the NOTICE of ASSESSMENT or
STATEMENT of DISALLOWANCE of REBATE/REFUND CLAIM to which objection is being made.
A separate notice of OBJECTION most be filed for each NOTICE of ASSESSMENT or each STATEMENT of DIS-
ALLOWANCE of REBATE/REFUND CLAIM in dispute bit. if convenient, facts and reasons may be consolidated.
Name of Taxpayer (corporation, rurcmascr
address o" / '
POSTAL CODE
NOTICE OF OBJECTION is hereby given to the:
Assessment No.
□
OR
D
Date of Assessment
Amount of Tax
$
for Period ending
Statement of Disallowance
of Rebate/Refund Claim No.
Statement Date
Rebate/Refund Amount
under the following act (check one only)
] THE CORPORATIONS TAX ACT - Account No.
] THE GASOLINE TAX ACT. 1973
C THE MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL TAX ACT
□ THE RETAIL SALES TAX ACT - Permit No.
Q THE TOBACCO TAX ACT
J THE LAND TRANSFER TAX ACT, 1974
\< Please indicate
4 Please indicate
The following are the reasons for objection and a full statement of facts relating thereto:
(If space is insufficient, a separate memorandum should be attached setting forth —
(1) full statement of reasons for objection, and (2) full statement of relevant facts.)
n
CHECK HERE
IF ADDITIONAL "SHLCTS ATTACHED
O. Reg. 895/79, s. 1.
2433
5784 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 895/79
2 . Form 2 of the said Regulation is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Form 2
!
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR COMPLETION
ARE BELOW
In The Matter of (Check one only) :
The Gasoline Tax Act, 1973
Notice of Appeal
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO
D The Corporations Tax Act, 1972
D The Gasoline Tax Act, 1973
O The Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Act
D The Retail Sales Tax Act
D The Tobacco Tax Act
□ The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974
BETWEEN:
- AND -
THE MINISTER OF REVENUE
TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to (Check one only)
□ Section 155 of The Corporations Tax Act, 1972
□ Section 14 of The Gasoline Tax Act, 1973
O Section 10a of The Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Act
□ Section 20 of The Retail Sales Tax Act
D Section 8e of The Tobacco Tax Act
O Section 14 of The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974
the Appellant appeals to the Supreme Court of Ontario from the decision of the Minister of Revenue
dated the day of
in respect of
Appellant
Respondent
19
Assessment No.
□
Date of Assessment
Amount of Tax
$
for Period ending
Statement of Disallowance
□ of,
Statement Date
Rebate/Refund Claim No.
Rebate/Refund Amount
$
STATEMENT OF REASONS FOR APPEAL
(Set out relevant facts and law to be relied on in support of the appeal.)
INSTRUCTIONS:
To be prepared in quadruplicate, ONE copy to be retained, TWO copies to be sent by registered mail addressed to tr
Minister of Revenue, c/o the Director, Tax Appeals, Ministry of Revenue, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario, M7A 1X
and ONE copy to be filed with the Supreme Court of Ontario in accordance with the statute under which the appeal is takei
The copies addressed to the Minister must be postmarked within 90 days after the day of mailing of the notification that th
Minister has confirmed the assessment or reassessed. The copy for the Supreme Court must be filed with the court withi
the same 90 day period. The Notice of Appeal must be signed by the Appellant or someone authorized to represent th
Appellant in the appeal proceedings.
1246(79 10) l.
t
O. Reg. 895/79, s. 1
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day of December, 1979.
(3871)
2434
O. Reg. 896/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
THE CORPORATIONS TAX ACT, 1972
5785
O. Reg. 896/79.
General.
Made — November 28th, 1979.
Filed — December 5th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND ONTARIO REGULATION 350/73
MADE UNDER
THE CORPORATIONS TAX ACT, 1972
1. Form 1 of Ontario Regulation 350/73, as amended by section 16 of Ontario Regulation 147/78, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
Form 1
The Corporations Tax Act, 1972
NOTICE OF OBJECTION
INSTRUCTIONS:
To be prepared in TRIPLICATE. ONE copy to be retained and TWO copies to be sent by REGISTEREDMAIL addressed
to the Minister of Revenue c/o the Director. Tax Appeals. Ministry of Revenue, Queen's Park. Toronto, Ontario M/A 1X8.
The envelope containing this NOTICE must be postmarked within sixty days lor Retail Sales Tax and .li.-etv days for
the other taxes after the day of mailing or delivery by personal service of the NOTICE of ASSESSMENT or
STATEMENT of DISALLOWANCE of REBATE/REFUND CLAIM to which objection is being made.
A separate notice of OBJECTION must be filed for each NOTICE of ASSESSMENT or each STATEMENT of DIS-
ALLOWANCE of REBATE/REFUND CLAIM in dispute bjt. if convenient, facts and reasons may be consolidated.
Name of Taxpayer (corporation, purcmascb, registrant, vendor)
...
Mailing
Address city / TOWN province
POSTAL COOC
NOTICE OF OBJECTION is hereby given to the:
Assessment No.
b
Date of Assessment
YEAR 1 MONTH
OA V
Amount of Tax
$
for Peric
>d ending
Statement of Disallowance
1 1 of Rebate/Refund Clain
iNo.
Statement Date
YEAR | MONTH 1 DAT
Rebate/Refund Amount
$
under the following act (check one only)
fj THE CORPORATIONS TAX ACT - Account No.
fj THE GASOLINE TAX ACT. 1973
O THE MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL TAX ACT
□ THE RETAIL SALES TAX ACT - Permit No.
O THE TOBACCO TAX ACT
J THE LAND TRANSFER TAX ACT, 1974
1 4 Please indicate
4 Pleaso indicate
The following are the reasons for objection and a full statement of facts relating thereto:
(If space is insufficient, a separate memorandum should L»e attached setting forth —
(1) full statement of reasons for objection, and (2) full statement of relevant facts.)
□
CHECK HERE
IF ADDITIONAL SHEETS ATTACHED
Position or Offico
This Nniic.» must l-c •>(.., cd hy the Anpoi'.sni o- his/its Authorized Officer.
O. Reg. 896/79, s. 1.
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5786
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 896/79
2. Form 2 of the said Regulation as amended by section 16 of Ontario Regulation 147/78, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
Form 2
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR COMPLETION
ARE BELOW
In The Matter of (Check one only):
The Corporations Tax Act, 1972
Notice of Appeal
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO
D The Corporations Tax Act, 1972
D The Gasoline Tax Act, 1973
D The Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Act
D The Retail Sales Tax Act
D The Tobacco Tax Act
□ The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974
BETWEEN
- AND -
THE MINISTER OF REVENUE
TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to (Check one only)
O Section 155 of The Corporations Tax Act, 1972
D Section 14 of The Gasoline Tax Act, 1973
□ Section 10a of The Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Act
D Section 20 of The Retail Sales Tax Act
□ Section 8e of The Tobacco Tax Act
D Section 14 of The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974
the Appellant appeals to the Supreme Court of Ontario from the decision of the Minister of Revenue
Appellant
Respondenl
dated the
in respect of
day of
19
□
OR
□
Assessment No.
Date of Assessment
Amount of Tax
$
for Peric
>d ending
Statement of Disallowance
of Rebate/Refund Clain
i No.
Statement Date
Rebate/Refund Amount
$
STATEMENT OF REASONS FOR APPEAL
(Set out relevant facts and law to be relied on in support of the appeal.
INSTRUCTIONS:
To be prepared in quadruplicate, ONE copy to be retained, TWO copies to be sent by registered mail addressed to th
Minister of Revenue, c/o the Director, Tax Appeals, Ministry of Revenue, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario, M7A IX
and ONE copy to be filed with the Supreme Court of Ontario in accordance with the statute under which the appeal is taker
The copies addressed to the Minister must be postmarked within 90 days after the day of mailing of the notification that th
Minister has confirmed the assessment or reassessed. The copy for the Supreme Court must be filed with the court withi
the same 90 day period. The Notice of Appeal must be signed by the Appellant or someone authorized to represent th
Appellant in the appeal proceedings.
1246 (79 10)
O. Reg. 896/79,
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day of December, 1979.
(3872)
2436
O. Reg. 897/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 898/79 5787
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 897/79.
Restricted Area — Geographic Township
of Lyon in the Territorial District of
Thunder Bay.
Made — December 4th, 1979.
Filed — December 6th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
RESTRICTED AREA — GEOGR\PHIC
TOWNSHIP OF LYON IN THE TERRITORIAL
DISTRICT OF THUNDER BAY
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Order,
(a) "accessory", when used to describe a use,
building or structure, means a use, building or
structure that is normally incidental or subor-
dinate to the principal use. building or struc-
ture located on the same lot;
(&) "dwelling unit" means one or more habitable
rooms occupied or capable of being occupied
by a family as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment in which sepa-
rate kitchen and sanitary facilities are pro-
vided for the exclusive use of such family with
a private entrance from outside the building
or from a common hallway or stairway inside
the building;
(c) "mobile home" means any dwelling unit that
is designed to be made mobile and constructed
or manufactured to provide a permanent resi-
dence for one or more persons, but does not
include a travel trailer or tent trailer or other-
(d) "mobile home site" means an area of land
within a mobile home park that is intended to
be occupied by one mobile home. O. Reg.
897/79, s. 1.
2. This Order applies to those lands in the geog-
raphic Township of Lyon in the Territorial District of
Thunder Bay. being composed of that part of the west
half of Lot 2 in Concession VI designated as Part 3 on a
Reference Plan deposited in the Land Registry Office
for the Land Titles Division of Thunder Bay (No. 55) as
Number 55R-3398. O. Reg. 897/79, s. 2.
PART 1
GENERAL
3. No land shall hereafter be used and no building or
structure shall hereafter be erected or used except in
accordance with the terms of this Order, but nothing in
this Order prevents the use of any land, building or
structure for the purpose prohibited by this Order if
such land, building or structure was lawfully used for
such purpose on the day this Order comes into
force. O. Reg. 897/79, s. 3.
PERMITTED USE
4. — ( 1 ) Every use of land and even- erection or use of
buildings or structures on the lands to which this Order
applies is prohibited, except the location and use there-
on of a mobile home park containing not more than
twenty-five mobile home sites.
(2) Not more than one mobile home shall be located
on any mobile home site.
(3) Buildings and structures accessory to the mobile
home may be erected and used on the mobile home site.
REQUIREMENT FOR MOBILE HOMES AND
MOBILE HOME SITES
(4) Each mobile home site shall have a minimum
area of 1.350 square metres. O. Reg. 897/79, s. 4.
REBUILDING AND REPAIRS
5. — (1) Nothing in this Order prevents the recon-
struction of any building or structure that is damaged or
destroyed by causes beyond the control of the owner,
provided that the dimensions of the original building or
structure are not increased or its original use altered.
(2) Nothing in this Order prevents the strengthening
or restoration to a safe condition of any building or
structure or part of any such building or structure. O.
Reg. 897/79, s. 5.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 4th day of December, 1979.
(3892) 51
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 898/79.
Order made under Section 29a of
The Planning Act.
Made — December 3rd, 1979.
Filed — December 6th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March,
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
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5788 O. Reg. 898/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 899/79
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 27, as it existed on the 25th day of
June, 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Tay
in the County of Simcoe, being composed of that part
of Lot 19 in Concession III designated as Part 1
according to a Plan deposited in the Land Registry
Office for the Registry Division of Simcoe (No. 5 1) as
Number 51R-8436. O. Reg. 898/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 3rd day of December, 1979.
(3893) 51
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 899/79.
Order made under Section 29a of
The Planning Act.
Made — December 3rd, 1979.
Filed— December 6th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March,
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 2 7 , as it existed on the 2 5 th day of
June, 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
That parcel of land situate in the Town of Wasaga
Beach, formerly in the Village of Wasaga Beach, in
the County of Simcoe, being composed of that part of
Block N as shown on a Plan registered in the Land
Registry Office for the Registry Division of Simcoe
(No. 5 1) as Number 532 , more particularly described
as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the westerly limit of
the said Plan 532 with the production westerly of the
northerly limit of Lot 46, Plan 532, as marked by a
cut cross in concrete;
Thence north 7° 18' west along the said westerly limit
of the said Plan 532 a distance of 129. 69 feet to an iron
survey bar marking the intersection of the said west-
erly limit with the production westerly of the north-
erly limit of Lot 48, Plan 532;
Thence north 60° 30' east along the said productions
westerly a distance of 36 feet to an iron survey bar; \
Thence south 11° 04' 30" east a distance of 126.56 feet
to a point marked by an iron survey bar distant 45
feet measured on a course north 60° 30' east from the '
place of beginning;
Thence south 60° 30' west a distance of 45 feet to the
place of beginning.
Together with a right-of-way over, along and upon
the northeasterly 15 feet of Lot 40, Plan 532;
Together with a right-of-way over, along and upon a.i
parcel of land which may be described as the pro-
duction easterly of Second Avenue according to attj
unregistered plan of subdivision on part of the wesfrj
half of Lot 5 in Concession XVI of the said Town^i
known as the Hoffman Plan, over the lands belong-
ing to Obeli. Subject to a right-of-way granted to
Barnes as described in Instrument Number 73 170 for
the Township of Sunnidale. The herein described
parcels are further shown outlined in red on a plan of
survey prepared by Zubeck and Emo, Ontario Land
Surveyors, dated October 17, 1963 and attached to
deed registered in the said Land Registry Office as
Instrument Number 176436.
Secondly that parcel of land situate in the said Town
of Wasaga Beach, formerly in the Township of Sun-
nidale, being that part of the west half of Lot 5 in
Concession XVI of the said Town of Wasaga Beach
more particularly described as follows:
Firstly starting where the northerly limit of Parcel 2
intersects with the easterly limit of Parcel C, as
shown on Registered Plan in registered deed Number
8969 in Book 404 for the said County of Simcoe;
Thence measuring easterly along the northerly limit
of the said Parcel 2 a distance of 288 feet, 3 inches,
more or less, to the easterly limit of the west half of
the said Lot 5;
Thence northerly parallel with the easterly limit of
the said Parcel C a distance of 125 feet;
Thence westerly parallel with the northerly limit of j
the said Parcel 2 a distance of 3 1 feet, 1 inch;
Thence southerly parallel with the easterly limit of
the said Parcel C a distance of 125 feet;
Thence easterly along the northerly limit of the said
Parcel 2 to the easterly limit of the west half of the ;
said Lot 5;
And thirdly being that part of Block N, as shown on
Plan of part of Lot 5 in Concession XVI of the said i
Town registered as Number 532, which part hereh
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O. Reg. 899/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 900/79 5789
conveyed is part of the lands described in Registered
Number 8453 and may be described as follows:
Beginning at a point made by continuing westerly in
a straight line in same direction as the dividing line
between Lots 46 and 47 on said Plan to its intersection
with the westerly boundary of Lot X;
Thence retracing said line 25 feet to a point which is
the place of beginning and said retraced line of 25 feet
shall be the southerly boundary of the land hereby
conveyed. The westerly boundary of lands hereby
conveyed shall be the west boundary of the said
Block X. The other boundary of the triangular piece
of lands hereby conveyed shall be made by a straight
line drawn from said place of beginning to a point on
the westerly limit of the said Block X where the
dividing line between Lots 48 and 49 on the said Plan
would intersect it if continued westerly in the same
direction to such intersection. O. Reg. 899/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 3rd day of December, 1979.
(3894)
51
THE FAMILY BENEFITS ACT
O. Reg. 900/79.
General.
Made — December 5th, 1979.
Filed— December 6th, 1979.
REGULATIOX TO AMEXD
REGULATION' 287 OF
REVTSED REGULATIOxXS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE FAMILY BENEFITS ACT
1. — (1) Clause a of subsection 2 of section 12 of
Regulation 287 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970, as remade by section 9 of Ontario
Regulation 715/73 and amended by subsection 1
of section 3 of Ontario Regulation 215/74, sec-
tion 3 of Ontario Regulation 778/74 and subsec-
tion 1 of section 2 of Ontario Regulation 567/75,
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
(a) subject to subsection 5, the gross monthly
income from wages, salaries and casual earn-
ings other than the casual earnings of a
dependent child, and net monthly income as
determined by the Director from an interest in
or operation of a business less,
(i) an amount determined by the Director
not exceeding,
a. S10 for the applicant or reci-
pient, and
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b. S5 for each additional ben-
eficiary,
up to a maximum amount of $25 for
work-related expenses approved by
the Director, and
(ii) in the case of a person referred to in
clause a, b, c or e of subsection 1 of
section 7 of the Act or subsection 1, 4, 5
or 6 of section 2, an additional amount
determined by the Director for work-
related expenses approved by the
Director up to a maximum amount not
to exceed the difference between the
amount determined under subclause i
and $50,
(hi) $75 where there is one beneficiary or
$100 where there is more than one
beneficiary, and
(iv) an additional amount, not to exceed
$50, equal to 50 per cent of the amount
by which the person's gross monthly
income from wages, salaries, casual
earnings and the net monthly income
from an interest in or operation of a
business exceed the total amount of the
exemptions to which the person is
entitled under subclauses i, ii and iii;
(2) Clause ft of subsection 5 of the said section 12, as
remade by subsection 3 of section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 567/75, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(b) not exceeding four months in all cases other
than those cases referred to in clause a .
(3) The said section 12, as remade by section 9 of
Ontario Regulation 715/73 and amended by
section 3 of Ontario Regulation 215/74, subsec-
tion 1 of section 6 of Ontario Regulation 533/74,
section 3 of Ontario Regulation 778/74, section 1
of Ontario Regulation 336/75, subsections 1 and
2 of section 2 of Ontario Regulation 567/75,
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 741/75, section 1
of Ontario Regulation 132/78, section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 993/78 and section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 285/79, is further amended
by adding thereto the following subsection:
(2a) Where,
(a) a person was eligible for an allowance during
the month of November, 1979;
(b) during the month of Xovember, 1979, the
person referred to in clause a received income
from wages, salaries, casual earnings or a
business;
(c) the exemptions contained in clause a of sub-
section 2 as of the 30th day of Xovember,
5790 O. Reg. 900/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 902/79
1979, were applied in calculating the amount
of the allowance for the month of November,
1979; and
(d) as a result of the application referred to in
clause c the amount of the allowance for
which the person referred to in clause a is
eligible under subsection 1 of section 10 on
and after the 1st day of December, 1979, is less
than the amount of the allowance for which
the person was eligible for the month of
November, 1979,
the amount of the allowance for each month after
November, 1979, for which the person is eligible shall,
as long as clause d continues to apply, and does not at
anytime cease to apply, be calculated by applying the
exemptions contained in clause a of subsection 2 as it
existed on the 30th day of November, 1979. O. Reg.
900/79, s. 1 (3).
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of December, 1979.
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51
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 901/79.
Construction Zones.
Made — December 5th, 1979.
Filed— December 7th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 411 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1 . Schedule 24 to Regulation 4 1 1 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding
thereto the following paragraphs:
74. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
401 in the County of Northumberland lying between a
point situate at its intersection with the line between the
Township of Hamilton and the Township of Hope and
a point situate at its intersection with the centre line of
the roadway known as Victoria Street in the Town of
Port Hope.
75. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
401 in the County of Essex lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the centre line of the roadway
known as Provincial Road in the Township of
Sandwich South and a point situate 600 metres meas-
ured northerly from its intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as Howard Avenue in the City of
Windsor.
2. Schedule 47 to the said Regulation is amended
by adding thereto the following paragraph:
117. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
17 in the Territorial District of Thunder Bay lying
between a point situate one kilometre measured
westerly from its intersection with the west abutment of
the structure over the Little Pic River in the Township
of Walsh and a point situate 2 kilometres measured
westerly from its intersection with the King's Highway
known as No. 627 in the Township of O'Neill.
3. Schedule 146 to the said Regulation is amended
by adding thereto the following paragraph:
8. That part of the King's Highway known as No. 40
lying between a point situate at its intersection with a
roadway known as Lambton County Road No. 2 in the
Township of Sombra in the County of Lambton and a
point situate at its intersection with the line between lots
8 and 9 in Concession 1 in the Township of Chatham in
the County of Kent.
J. Snow
Minister of Transportation
and Communications
Dated at Toronto, this 5th dav of December, 1979.
(3896)
51
THE COMPULSORY AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE ACT, 1979
O. Reg. 902/79.
Certificate of Insurance.
Made — December 4th, 1979.
Filed— December 7th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE COMPULSORY AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE ACT, 1979
CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE
1. Every person making an application for the
issuance, validation or transfer of a permit for a motor
vehicle shall certify in Form 1 that the motor vehicle is
insured under a contract of automobile insurance.
O. Reg. 902/79, s. 1.
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O. Reg. 902/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 903/79 5791
Form 1
The Compulsory Automobile
Insurance Act, 1979
Certificate of Insurance
Office Use
—Plate #
Date of Issue
(—Office # ....
I hereby certify that the motor vehicle bearing
Vehicle Identification Number
is insured under a contract of Automobilr
Insurance made with: —
Name of Insurance Company
Policy No
Signature Date
B97]
O. Reg. 902/79, Form 1.
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THE CORPORATION SECURITIES
REGISTRATION ACT
O. Reg. 903/79.
Fees.
Made — December 5th, 1979.
Filed — December 7th, 1979.
REGULATION' MADE UNDER
THE CORPORATION SECURITIES
REGISTRATION ACT
FEES
1. The Minister is entitled to receive for services
under the Act the following fees:
1 . For the filing and registration of,
i. a mortgage, charge, assign-
ment of book debts or other
document,
ii. an assignment of mortgage,
charge or assignment of book
debts,
iii. a discharge or partial dis-
charge of mortgage, charge or
assignment of book debts,
including the endorsement of regis-
tration particulars on one duplicate
copy, if a duplicate original is regis-
tered or filed, or a certificate of
registration or filing if an affidavit is
filed, as the case may be $25.00
2. For general inspection of the books
and records in respect of any one cor-
poration 2.00
3. For production or inspection of a
mortgage, charge, assignment or
document on file 2.00
4. For copies of a document, instru-
ment, affidavit or paper relating to a
registration under the Act, 50 cents a
page with a minimum fee of $2.00 in
respect of each registration for which
copies are requested.
5. For certification of a copy of any
document, instrument, affidavit or
paper relating to a registration under
the Act 10.00
6. For a certificate of the filing of any
instrument or affidavit under the Act 10.00
7. For a certificate as to prior registra-
tions, if any, of mortgages, charges,
or assignments created or made by a
mortgagor or assignor 20.00
O. Reg. 903/79, s. 1.
2. The executive director, the senior legal officer,
director of Companies Services Branch, the controller
of records or the assistant controller of records of the
Companies Division of the Ministry of Consumer and
Commercial Relations may sign any certificate required
or authorized by section lOof the Act. O. Reg. 903/79,
s. 2.
3. Regulation 133 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 and Ontario Regulation 538/71 are
revoked. O. Reg. 903/79, s. 3.
4. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day of
January, 1980. O. Reg. 903/79, s. 4.
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51
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INDEX 51
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
The Ontario Highway Transport Board 5711
Certificates of Incorporation Issued . 5731
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 5740
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 5741
Certificates of Continuation Issued 5743
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 5743
Amendments to Articles 5743
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 5747
Order Reviving Corporations 5748
Order Reviving Corporate Powers 5748
Licences in Mortmain Issued 5748
Extra-Provincial Licences Issued 5748
Extra-Provincial Licences Cancelled 5749
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 5749
Cancellation of Certificate for Cause 5750
Notice of Default in Complying with The Corporations Tax Act, 1972 5750
Errata 5754
The Land Transfer Tax Act, 1974 5755
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 5756
Petitions to Parliament 5758
Applications to Parliament 5758
CORPORATION NOTICES 5759
NOTICE TO CREDITORS 5763
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 5764
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 5765
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS 5765
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act, 1979 O. Reg. 902/79 5790
The Corporation Securities Registration Act O. Reg. 903/79 5791
The Corporations Tax Act, 1972 O. Reg. 896/79 5785
The Family Benefits Act O. Reg. 900/79 5789
The Gasoline Tax Act, 1973 O. Reg. 895/79 5783
The Health Insurance Act, 1972 O. Reg. 889/79 5769
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 901/79 5790
The Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Act O. Reg. 894/79 5782
The Planning Act O. Reg. 891/79 5776
The Planning Act O. Reg. 892/79 5776
The Planning Act O. Reg. 897/79 5787
The Planning Act O. Reg. 898/79 5787
The Planning Act O. Reg. 899/79 5788
The Provincial Parks Act O. Reg. 888/79 5767
The Retail Sales Tax Act O. Reg. 893/79 5776
The Small Business Development Corporations Act, 1979 O. Reg. 890/79 5775
,
5794
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1980
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During \i-qi" 1a-,> I lie thili.- lur |'ubliiali"ii <■!' Ut\ ~.iK- ,ul\ > ri i-nnnii- in The ONTARIO
Gazktti: ;irc a< follows:
January Sth, Issue No. 1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held — April 6th, 1980
February 2nd, " " 5 " " " " " " — May 4th, "
March 1st, " " 9 " " " " " " — June 1st, "
April Sth, " " 14 " " " " " " —July 6th,
May 3rd, " "18 " " " " " " —August 3rd, "
June 7th, " " 23 " " " " " " — September 7th, "
July Sth, " "27 " " " " " " —October 5th,
August 2nd, " "31 " " " " " " — November 2nd, "
September 6th, " " 36 " " " " " " — December 7th, "
October 4th, " " 40 " " " " " " — January 4th, 1981
November 1st, " " 44 " " " " " " — February 1st, "
December 6th, " " 49 " " " " " " — March 8th, "
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS PRIOR T(
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received before
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number o
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed.
Advertising Rate: $7.50 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $30.00; and
by others for a single copy, 75 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO am
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed:
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
O. Reg. 904/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 905/79 5873
p
ublications Under The Regulations Act
December 29th, 1979
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 904/79.
Restricted Areas — County of Frontenac.
Township of Bedford.
Made — December 6th. 1979.
Filed— December 10th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 218/75
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1 . Sections 1 1 1 and 1 1 2 of Ontario Regulation 2 18/
75, as made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
805/79, are revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
111. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 116 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a seasonal residence
and buildings and structures accessory thereto provided
the following requirements are met:
Minimum distance
between any building or
structure, including a
sewage disposal system,
and the high water mark
of Bob's Lake
Minimum side yards
Maximum lot coverage
of dwelling
16.77 metres
3.05 metres
30 per cent
O. Reg. 904/79, s. I, part.
112. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 117 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a seasonal residence
and buildings and structures accessory- thereto provided
the following requirements are met:
Minimum distance
between any building or
structure, including a
sewage disposal system,
and the high water mark
of Bob's Lake
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear vard
30.5 metres
3.05 metres
7.62 metres
Maximum lot coverage
of dwelling
30 per cent
O. Reg. 904/79, s. 1, part.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 6th day of December, 1979.
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 905/79.
Order Made Under Section 29a of
The Planning Act.
Made — December 4th, 1979.
Filed — December 10th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March,
1973 of section 29 olThe Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 2 7 , as it existed on the 2 5 th day of
June, 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
That parcel of land situate in the Township of
Percy in the County of Northumberland, being com-
posed of that part of Lot 9 in Concession HI more
particularly described as being the whole of Part 25
according to a Plan deposited in the Land Registry
Office for the Registry Division of Northumberland
East (No. 38) as Number RD-70. O. Reg. 905/79,
s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 4th day of December, 1979.
(3900)
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5874 O. Reg. 906/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 907/79
THE VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
SERVICES ACT
O. Reg. 906/79.
General.
Made — November 28th, 1979.
Filed— December 10th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
' REGULATION 821 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
SERVICES ACT
1. Item lib of Schedule 2 to Regulation 821 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as made
by subsection 1 of section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 290/78, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
116. A.R.C. Industries,
8 Ronnell Crescent,
Collin gwood
(3901)
52
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 907/79.
County of Halton (now The Regional
Municipality of Halton), City of Bur-
lington.
Made — December 10th, 1979.
Filed— December 11th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 482/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
1. Ontario Regulation 482/73 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
80. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 68 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of an extension to the
rear of the existing warehouse provided the following
requirements are met:
Minimum westerly side
yard 160 feet
Minimum easterly side
yard 350 feet
Maximum height of the
extension
Maximum floor area of
the extension
40 feet
10,500 square feet
O. Reg. 907/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 68
:
That parcel of land situate in the City of Burlingtoi
in The Regional Municipality of Halton, formerly in the
Township of East Flamborough in the County of
Wentworth, being composed of that part of Lot 5 in
Concession I more particularly described as follows:
Premising that all bearings are astronomic and are
referred to the northwesterly limit of the King's High-
way known as No. 403 on a course of north 37° 23' east
as shown on a plan deposited in the Land Registry
Office for the Registry Division of Halton (No. 20) as
Number 455 Miscellaneous;
Beginning at the southerly corner of the herein
described land being a point in the northwesterly limit
of the said King's Highway distant 738.53 feet meas-
ured thereon on a course of north 37° 23' east from the
southwesterly limit of the said Lot 5;
Thence north 46° 34' west 1,299.63 feet to a point in the
southeasterly limit of the lands of Ontario Hydro as
shown on Ontario Hydro Plan Number 203-4357;
Thence north 54° east along the said limit 801.59 feet
to a point in the division line between township lots 4
and 5;
Thence south 46° 34' east along the said division line
1,009.07 feet, more or less, to a point in the said north-
westerly limit of the said King's Highway;
Thence southwesterly and southeasterly along the said
northwesterly limit of the said King's Highway the
following courses and distances:
South 12° 05' west 23.38 feet to a point;
South 4° 40' 30" east 74.25 feet to a point;
South37°23' west 722. 10 feet, more or less, to the place
of beginning. O. Reg. 907/79, s. 2.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of December, 1979.
(3912)
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O. Reg. 908/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 909/79 5875
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
O. Reg. 908/79.
County of Wentworth (now The
Regional Municipality of
Hamilton-Westworth), Township of
West Flamborough (now Township
of Flamborough).
Made — December 7th, 1979.
Filed — December 11th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 484/73
MADE UNDER
THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1973
1. Ontario Regulation 484/73 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
21. — ( 1) In this section, "kennel run" means a fenced
enclosure for the exercise of dogs.
(2) Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Regulation,
(a) the existing barn and the existing shed located
on the land described in Schedule 8 may be
used as a dog kennel; and
(b) kennel runs may be erected and used on the
lands described in the said Schedule 8,
provided the following requirements are met:
1. The barn, the shed and the kennel runs shall
be located at least,
i. 350 feet from York Road; and
ii. 50 feet from King's Highway No. 6.
2. Each kennel run shall,
i. be attached to the barn; and
ii. have a minimum height of six feet.
3. Not more than six kennel runs shall be
erected. O. Reg. 908/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 8
That parcel of land situate in the Town of Dundas in
The Regional Municipality of Hamilton-Wentworth,
formerly in the Township of West Flamborough in the
County of Wentworth, being composed of that part of
Lot 28 in Concession II more particularly described as
follows:
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Beginning on the line between lots 27 and 28 where it
intersects the northerly limit of what is known as York
Road;
Thence north 13° west following the said line between
lots 27 and 28 a distance of 898 feet, more or less, to its
intersection with the westerly limit of that part of the
King's Highway known as No. 6;
Thence southerly following the said westerly limit of the
said King's Highway 595 feet, 3 inches to the said
northerly limit of York Road;
Thence south 26° 23' west following the said northerly
limit of York Road 522 feet, 3 inches, more or less, to
the place of beginning.
Excepting therefrom the following:
1 . Beginning at a stake planted at the intersection of
the southwesterly limits of the said King's High-
way with the northwesterly limit of York Road;
Thence northwesterly along the said southwesterly
limit of the said King's Highway 55 feet to an iron
bar planted;
Thence southwesterly at right angles to the said
southwesterly limit of the said King's Highway 359
feet, 8 inches to a stake planted in the westerly limit
of the said Lot 28;
Thence southerly along the southerly limit of the
said Lot 259 feet, 8 inches to a post in the north-
westerly limit of York Road;
Thence northeasterly along the said York Road
525 feet, 6 inches to the place of beginning.
2 . The lands conveyed to the Ministry of Transpor-
tation and Communications by a Highway Plan
registered in the Land Registry Office for the
Registry Division of Wentworth (No. 6) as
Number 92 Miscellaneous and by a Highway Plan
registered in the said Land Registry Office as
Number 1144 Miscellaneous. O. Reg. 908/79,
s. 2.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 7th day of December, 1979.
(3913) 52
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 909/79.
Restricted Areas — The Regional
Municipality of York, Town of
Markham.
Made — December 10th, 1979.
Filed— December 11th, 1979.
5876 O. Reg. 909/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 910/79
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 104/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 104/72 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
24. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the lands described in Schedule 9 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwel-
ling and buildings and structures accessory thereto pro-
vided the following requirements are met:
Minimum front yard 10 metres
Minimum side yards 3 metres
Minimum rear yard
10 metres
O. Reg. 909/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 9
Those parcels of land situate in the Town of
Markham in The Regional Municipality of York,
being composed of the following:
1. That part of Lot 3 in Block D according to a Plan
registered in the Land Registry Office for the
Registry Division of Toronto Boroughs and York
South (No. 64) as Number 19 more particularly
described as follows:
Premising that the westerly limit of the said Lot 3,
being the easterly limit of the Ninth Concession
Line, has a bearing of north 10° 22' 40" west and
all bearings herein are related thereto;
Beginning at the northwesterly angle of the said
Lot;
Thence north 72° 50' 20" east along the northerly
limit of the said Lot a distance of 50.292 metres to
the northeasterly angle of the said Lot;
Thence south 10° 24' 40" east along the easterly
limit of the said Lot a distance of 2 5 . 1 46 metres to a
point therein;
Thence south 72° 50' 20" west 50.292 metres to a
point in the westerly limit of the said Lot distant
25.146 metres measured southerly thereon from
the northwesterly angle of the said Lot;
Thence north 10° 22' 40" west along the westerly
limit of the said Lot a distance of 25 . 146 metres to
the place of beginning.
2 . Those parts of lots 2 and 3 in Block D according to
a plan registered in the Land Registry Office for the
Registry Division of Toronto Boroughs and York
South (No. 64) as Number 19 more particularly
described as follows:
Premising that the westerly limit of the said lots 2
and 3, being the easterly limit of the Ninth Conces-
sion Line, has a bearing of north 10° 22' 40' west
and all bearings herein are related thereto;
Beginning at a point in the westerly limit of the said
Lot 2 distant 10.058 metres measured southerly
thereon from the northwesterly angle of the said
Lot 2;
Thence north 10° 22' 40" west along the westerly
limit of the said lots 2 and 3 a distance of 25. 146;
metres to a point therein distant 25.146 metres
measured southerly thereon from the north-
westerly angle of the said Lot;
Thence north 72° 50' 20" east 50.292 metres to a
point in the easterly limit of the said Lot 3 distant
25.146 metres measured southerly thereon from
the northeasterly angle of the said Lot;
Thence south 10° 24' 40" east along the easterly
limit of the said lots 2 and 3 a distance of 25. 146
metres to a point therein distant 10.058 metres
measured southerly therein from the northeasterly
angle of the said Lot 2;
Thence south 72° 50' 20" west 50.313 metres to
the place of beginning. O. Reg. 909/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing \
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of December, 1979.
(3914)
52
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 910/79.
Restricted Areas — Part of the District
of Sudbury.
Made — December 10th, 1979.
Filed— December 11th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 568/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 568/72 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
36. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 32 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwel-
ling and buildings and structures accessory thereto pro-
vided the following requirements are met:
2446
O. Reg. 910/79
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 913/79 5877
25 metres
3 metres on one side and
1.2 metres on the other
side
10 metres
Minimum total floor
area of dwelling 15 per cent
Maximum height of
dwelling two and one-half storeys
O. Reg. 910/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 32
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Henry in the Territorial District of Sud-
bury, being composed of that part of Lot 10 in Conces-
sion I, described as Parcel 14819 in the Land Registry
Office for the Land Titles Division of Sudbury (No. 53).
O. Reg. 910/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of December, 1979.
(3915)
52
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 911/79.
Designation of the Commencement of the
Freeze-Up Period Pursuant to Subsec-
tion 2 of Section 75 of the Act.
Made— December 12th, 1979.
Filed— December 12th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
DESIGNATION OF THE COMMENCEMENT
OF THE FREEZE-UP PERIOD PURSUANT TO
SUBSECTION 2 OF SECTION 75 OF THE ACT
1. The 18th day of December, 1979 is hereby desig-
nated as the commencement date on and after which
freeze-up allowances contained in subsection 1 of sec-
tion 75 of the Act are authorized for those parts of
Ontario situated north and west of King's Highway No.
101 and including King's Highway No. 101. O. Reg.
911/79, s. 1.
J. Snow
Minister of Transportation
and Communications \
2447
Dated at Toronto, this 12th day of December, 1979.
(3929) 52
THE TEACHERS' SUPERANNUATION
ACT
O. Reg. 912/79.
General.
Made — November 28th, 1979.
Filed— December 13th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 810 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE TEACHERS' SUPERANNUATION ACT
1 . Section 2 1 of Regulation 8 10 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970, as amended by section 8
of Ontario Regulation 195/72, section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 529/72, section 3 of Ontario
Regulation 522/73, section 5 of Ontario Regula-
tion 957/75, section 2 of Ontario Regulation
218/78 and section 2 of Ontario Regulation
317/78, is further amended by adding thereto
the following paragraph:
10. Executive officers of The Ontario Association
of Education Administrative Officials.
(3930)
52
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING
ACT
O. Reg. 913/79.
Rutabagas — Marketing.
Made — December 12th, 1979.
Filed— December 13th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 536/79
MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
1. Clause e of section 5 of Ontario Regulation
536/79 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(e) providing for the fixing of licence fees, not
exceeding 3 per cent of the amount paid to the
producer, payable yearly, half-yearly, quar-
terly or monthly at different amounts or in
instalments from any or all persons producing
or marketing rutabagas and the collecting of
the licence fees and the recovering of such
5878 O. Reg. 913/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 916/79
licence fees by suit in a court of competent
jurisdiction;
The Farm Products Marketing
Board:
John H. Krauter
Chairman
Elizabeth Fedorkow
Acting Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 12th day of December, 1979.
(3931) 52
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 914/79.
Classification of Hospitals.
Made — November 27th, 1979.
Approved — December Sth, 1979.
Filed— December 13th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 726 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
1. — (1) Item 42 under the heading "Group C Hos-
pitals" of the Schedule to Regulation 726 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
42. Little Current Manitoulin Health Centre
(2) Item SO under the heading "Group G Hospitals"
of the said Schedule is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
50. Little Current
Manitoulin Health Centre
Dennis Timbrell
Minister of Health
Dated at Toronto, this 27th day of November, 1979.
(3932) 52
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT, 1972
O. Reg. 915/79.
General.
Made — December 5th, 1979.
Filed— December 13th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 323/72
MADE UNDER
THE HEALTH INSURANCE ACT, 1972
1. Item 77 of Part I of Schedule 1 to Ontario Regu-
lation 323/72 is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
77. Little Current
Manitoulin Health Centre
2. Item 43 of Part II of Schedule 3 to the said
Regulation is revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
43. Little Current
Manitoulin Health Centre
3. Item 46 of Part I of Schedule 11 to the said
Regulation is revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
46. Little Current
(3933)
Manitoulin Health Centre
52
THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
O. Reg. 916/79.
Designations — Miscellaneous,
Southern Ontario.
Made — December 5th, 1979.
Filed— December 13th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 394 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1971
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
1. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 143 to Regulation 394
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
1. In the Township of Sandwich South, formerly in
the Township of Sandwich East, in the County of Essex
being,
(a) part of Lot 143, Concession 2 (including Ban-
well Road); and
(b) part of lots 115 and 116, Concession 3,
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown as
Part 3 on Department of Highways Plan P-4084, regis-
tered in the Land Registry Office for the Registry Divi-
sion of Essex (No. 12) and in the Land Registry Office
for the Land Titles Division of Essex (No. 12) as Nos.
423428 and 972 respectively.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
2448
O. Reg. 916/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 918/79 5879
Schedule 143a THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
In the Town of Tecumseh and in the Township of
ich South, formerly in the Township of
Iwich East, in the County of Essex being,
(a) part of lots 143 to 151. both inclusive, includ-
ing Banwell Road and Shawnee Road, in
Concession 2; and
(b) part of lots 1 and 2 in registered plan 1599,
being those portions of the Highway shown as
1, 2 and 3 on Ministry of Transportation and
lunications Plan P-4084-1 32. filed with the
jrd Services Office of the Ministry of Transporta-
i and Communications, at Toronto, on the 15th day
November, 1979.
0.75 km, more or less.
(3934)
O. Reg. 916/79, s. 1.
52
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 917/79.
Hospital Management.
Made — November 28th, 1979.
Approved — December 12th, 1979.
Filed— December 14th, 1979.
REGULATION TO .AMEND
REGULATION 729 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
1. Subsection 1 of section 496 of Regulation 729 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970. as made
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 986/78 and
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 647/
79, is further amended by striking out "31st day
of December, 1979" in the second line and
inserting in lieu thereof "31st day of March,
1980".
Dennis Timbrell
Minister of Health
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of November, 1979.
(3935) 52
O. Reg. 918/79.
State of Oklahoma — Exemption from
the Provisions of Sections 6 and 8 of the
Act.
Made — November 28th, 1979.
Filed — December 14th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
STATE OF OKLAHOMA— EXEMPTION FROM
THE PROVISIONS OF SECTIONS 6 AND 8 OF
THE ACT
1. — (1) Even- commercial motor vehicle registered
in the State of Oklahoma,
iff) not being the subject-matter of a lease, the
owner of which has his principal place of resi-
dence in the State of Oklahoma: or
(b) being the subject-matter of a lease, the lessee
of which has his principal place of residence in
the State of Oklahoma,
is exempt from the provisions of sections 6 and 8 of the
Act during its stay in Ontario, for a period of up to thirty
days commencing with the day the vehicle enters
Ontario.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply in respect of a vehicle
designed or equipped for the carriage of used household
furniture while it is used for that purpose. O. Reg.
918/79, s. 1.
2. Every commercial motor vehicle registered in the
State of Oklahoma,
iff) that is designed or equipped for the carriage of
used household furniture and used for that
purpose only, and
(b) the owner of which has his principal place of
residence in the State of Oklahoma,
is exempt from the provisions of sections 6 and 8 of the
Act during its stay in Ontario, for a period of up to thirty
days commencing with the day the vehicle enters
Ontario. O. Reg. 918/79, s. 2.
3. The exemption provided by sections 1 and 2
ceases to apply upon the vehicle picking up goods in
Ontario for delivery in Ontario. O. Reg. 918/79, s. 3.
(3937)
52
:44Q
5880
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 919/79
THE EDUCATION ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 919/79.
General Legislative Grants, 1977.
Made — November 1st, 1979.
Approved — December Sth, 1979.
Filed — December 14th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 861/76
MADE UNDER
THE EDUCATION ACT, 1974
1. Schedule A to Ontario Regulation 861/76, as
amended by section 7 of Ontario Regulation
106/78, is further amended by,
(a) striking out under the heading "Leeds and
Grenville County Board of Education" the
grant weighting factor "1.0615" in Column 2
opposite "Elementary Schools" in Column 1
and inserting in lieu thereof "1.0620";
(b) striking out under the heading "Metropolitan
Toronto School Board" the grant weighting
factor "1.1350" in Column 2 opposite
"Elementary Schools" in Column 1 and]
inserting in lieu thereof "1.1404";
(c) striking out under the heading "Ottawa
Board of Education" the grant weighting
factor "1.1090" in Column 2 opposite
"Elementary Schools" in Column 1 and!
inserting in lieu thereof "1.1140";
(d) striking out under the heading "Sudbury
Board of Education" the grant weighting
factor "1.0946" in Column 2 opposite "Secon-
dary Schools" in Column 1 and inserting in
lieu thereof "1.0954";
(e) striking out under the heading "Waterloo
County Board of Education" the grant
weighting factor "1.0980" in Column 2 oppo-
site "Elementary Schools" in Column 1 ancL
inserting in lieu thereof "1.0993"; and
(/) striking out under the heading "Board of
Education for the city of Windsor" the grant
weighting factor "1.1320" in Column 2 oppo-
site "Elementary Schools" in Column 1 and
inserting in lieu thereof "1.1347". O. Reg.
919/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is amended by adding thereto the following Schedule:
SCHEDULE C
ADJUSTED GRANT WEIGHTING FACTORS FOR 1977
DIVISIONAL BOARDS OF EDUCATION
Name of Board
Column 1
Atikokan Board of Education
Secondary Schools
Brant County Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Secondary Schools
Bruce County Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Carleton Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Cochrane-Iroquois Falls Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Dryden Board of Education
Elementary Schools
East Parry Sound Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Elgin County Board of Education
Elementary Schools
2450
Adjusted Grant
Weighting Factor
Column 2
1.1440
1.0635
1.0363
1.0366
1.0498
1.1778
1.1994
1.1532
1.0454
O. Reg. 919/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5881
Name of Board
Column 1
Fort Frances-Rainy River Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Secondary Schools
Frontenac County Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Secondary Schools
Geraldton Board of Education
Secondary Schools
Grey County Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Haldimand Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Haliburton County Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Halton Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Board of Education for the City of Hamilton
Elementary Schools
Hornepayne Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Huron County Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Kent County Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Secondary Schools
Kirkland Lake Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Secondary Schools
Lakehead Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Secondary Schools
Leeds and Grenville County Board of Education
Secondary Schools
Lincoln County Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Secondary Schools
Board of Education for the City of London
Elementary Schools
Metropolitan Toronto School Board
Elementary Schools
Michipicoten Board of Education
Elementary- Schools
Secondary- Schools
2451
Adjusted Grant
Weighting Factor
Column 2
1.2000
1.1440
1.0963
1.0637
1.2512
1.0719
1.0273
1.1718
1.0400
1.1300
1.1831
1.0521
1.0577
1.0306
1.2098
1.1583
1.1757
1.1361
1.0370
1.0812
1.0438
1.0928
1.1415
1.1576
1.3253
5882
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 919/79
Name of Board
Column 1
Middlesex County Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Muskoka Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Secondary Schools
Niagara South Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Secondary Schools
Nipigon-Red Rock Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Secondary Schools
Nipissing Board of Education
Elementary Schools
North Shore Board of Education
Secondary Schools
Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Secondary Schools
Ottawa Board of Education
Secondary Schools
Peel Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Perth County Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Peterborough County Board of Education
Elementary Schools ;
Secondary Schools
Prince Edward County Board of Education
Secondary Schools
Sault Ste. Marie Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Simcoe County Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Secondary Schools
Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry County Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Sudbury Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Secondary Schools
Timiskaming Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Secondary Schools
Timmins Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Secondary Schools
2452
Adjusted Grant
Weighting Factor
Column 2
1.0482
1.1180
1.1027
1.0960
1.0634
1.1944
1.1700
1.1474
1.1597
1.0487
1.0244
1.0547
1.0659
1.0374
1.0614
1.0313
1.0375
1.1527
1.0480
1.0283
1.0835
1.1561
1.0967
1.1836
1.1315
1.1511
1.1080
O. Reg. 919/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 5883
Name of Board Adjusted Grant
Weighting Factor
Column 1 Column 2
Wellington County Board of Education
Elementary Schools 1 .0355
Secondary Schools 1.0295
Wentworth County Board of Education
Elementary Schools 1.0293
Secondary Schools 1.0173
West Parry Sound Board of Education
Elementary Schools 1 . 1487
Secondary Schools 1.1 100
York County Board of Education
Elementary Schools 1.0500
Secondary Schools 1 .0240
ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARDS
Name of Board Adjusted Grant
Weighting Factor
Column 1 Column 2
Brant County RCSS Board 1.0448
Carleton RCSS Board 1.0429
Cochrane-Iroquois Falls District RCSS Board 1. 1890
Dryden District RCSS Board 1.2145
Dufferin-Peel RCSS Board 1.0384
Durham Region RCSS Board 1.0332
Frontenac-Lennox and Addington County RCSS Board 1.0540
Haldimand-Norfolk RCSS Board 1.0399
Halton RCSS Board 1.0068
Hamilton-Wentworth RCSS Board 1.0836
Huron-Perth County RCSS Board 1.0578
Kapuskasing District RCSS Board 1. 1756
Kenora District RCSS Board 1.2250
Kent County RCSS Board 1.0339
Kirkland Lake District RCSS Board 1.2 139
Lakehead District RCSS Board 1. 1336
Lambton County RCSS Board 1.0425
Lanark-Leeds and Grenville County RCSS Board 1.0759
Lincoln County RCSS Board 1.0643
London and Middlesex County RCSS Board 1.0603
Metropolitan Separate School Board 1.0967
2453
5884 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 919/79
Name of Board Adjusted Grant
Weighting Factor
Column 1 Column 2
Michipicoten District RCSS Board 1.1 786
North of Superior District Combined RCSS Board 1. 1939
North Shore District RCSS Board 1. 1799
Oxford County RCSS Board 1.0522
Peterborough- Victoria-Northumberland and Newcastle RCSS Board 1.0438
Prescott and Russell County RCSS Board 1.0817
Renfrew County RCSS Board 1.0846
Sault Ste. Marie District RCSS Board 1. 1100
Sudbury District RCSS Board 1.1261
Timmins District RCSS Board 1. 1348
Waterloo County RCSS Board 1.0630
Wellington County RCSS Board 1.0240
Windsor RCSS Board 1.0749
York Region RCSS Board 1.0452
O. Reg. 919/79, s. 2.
Bette Stephenson
Minister of Education
Dated at Toronto, this 1st day of November, 1979.
(3938)
52
2454
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 5885
INDEX 52
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
Parliamentary Notice — Royal Assent 5795
The Fire Marshals Act 5798
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 5799
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 5813
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 5823
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 5824
Certificates of Continuation Issued 5824
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 5825
Amendments to Articles 5825
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 5830
Order Reviving Corporate Powers 583 1
Licences in Mortmain Issued 583 1
Extra-Provincial Licences Issued 5832
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 5832
Voluntary Winding Up Under The Business Corporations Act 5833
Cancellation of Certificate for Cause 5833
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation 5834
The Insurance Act 5851
The Provincial Land Tax Act 5852
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 5862
Petitions to Parliament 5864
Applications to Parliament 5864
CORPORATION NOTICES 5865
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 5869
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 5870
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 5870
SHERIFFS' SALES OF LANDS 5870
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Education Act, 1974 O. Reg. 919/79 5880
The Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 913/79 5877
The Health Insurance Act O. Reg. 915/79 5878
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 911/79 5877
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 918/79 5879
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act, 1973 O. Reg. 907/79 5874
The Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act, 1973 O. Reg. 908/79 5875
The Planning Act O. Reg. 904/79 5873
The Planning Act O. Reg. 905/79 5873
The Planning Act O. Reg. 909/79 5875
The Planning Act O. Reg. 910/79 5876
The Public Hospitals Act O. Reg. 914/79 5878
The Public Hospitals Act O. Reg. 917/79 5879
The Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act O. Reg. 916/79 5878
The Teachers' Superannuation Act 6. Reg. 912/79 5877
The Vocational Rehabilitation Services Act O. Reg. 906/79 5874
5886
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1980
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year I'JSO the -dali.^ l'ur publication of tax .-ak* adviTli.-i-mcnls in The Ontario
Gazette arc as follows:
January 5th,' Issue No.
February 2nd, " "
March 1st,
April 5th, « "
May 3rd, . *$%*$.
June7tb, .*••'■■
July Sth,
August 2nd, "
September 6th, "
October 4th, "
November 1st, "
December 6th, "
1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held
5
9
14
18
23
•27
31
36
40
44
49
—April 6th,
— May 4th,
— June 1st,
—July 6th,
— August 3rd,
— September 7 th,
— October 5th,
— November 2nd,
— December 7th,
— January 4th,
— February 1st,
— March 8th,
1980
1981
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO!
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received before
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number of
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed.
Advertising Rate: $7.50 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $30.00; and
by others for a single copy, 75 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO and
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed:
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O. Reg. 920/79
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O. Reg. 921/79 45
Publications Under The Regulations Act
January 5th, 1980
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 920/79.
Laboratories.
Made — December 12th, 1979.
Filed— December 17th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 483/72
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Section 7b, as made by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 195/77, and the Schedule, as made
by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 195/77. to
Ontario Regulation 483/72 are revoked.
2 . This Regulation comes into force on the 3 1st day
of December, 1979.
(3949)
THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF
SUDBURY ACT. 1972
O. Reg. 921/79.
Order of the Minister.
Made — December 14th, 1979.
Filed— December 18th. 1979.
ORDER M\DE UNDER
THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF
SUDBURY ACT, 1972
ORDER
Under the provisions of section 85 of the Act, It Is
Ordered:
The rates of taxation for general purposes for
the year 1979 which, but for this Order, would
have been levied by the council of an area
municipality on the whole of the assessment
for real property and business assessment
according to the last revised assessment roll in
the merged areas of each area municipality
specified in the Schedule hereto, shall be
increased or decreased by the council of the
area municipality in each such merged area by
the number of mills specified in the Schedule.
The amounts ascertained by multiplying the
mill rates specified in this Order by the
assessment for each such merged area shall be
included in the sums adopted, by each area
municipality concerned, for general purposes
in accordance with section 307 of The
Municipal Act.
Schedule
Merged Areas
Area Municipality of the City of Sudbury
— the former City of Sudbury
— the former Town of Copper Cliff
— the former geographic townships of Broder, Dill, Eden and Tilton
Area Municipality of the Town of Nickel Centre
— the former Town of Coniston
— the former Township of Falconbridge
— the former Township of Neelon and Garson
— the former geographic Township of MacLennan
— the former geographic Township of Dryden
Area Municipality of the Town of Walden
— the former Town of Lively
— that part of the former Township of Balfour annexed to the Town
— the former Township of Dowling
— the former Township of Drury, Denison and Graham
— the former Township of Waters
— the former geographic Township of Fairbank
— the former geographic Township of Hyman
— the former geographic townships of Louise and Dieppe
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Mill Rate Adjustments
Residential
Commercial
+
0.144
+
0.144
+
0.144
+
0.144
—
2.150
—
2.150
+
84.188
+
99.057
-
12.541
-
2.001
-
2.023
—
-
3.925
-
2.338
—
0.115
—
+
78.707
+
96.304
+
58.750
+
95.313
+
10.682
+
6.241
-
24.166
-
27.750
-
35.182
-
20.291
+
0.548
+
0.932
-
2.705
-
0.223
-
1.424
+
0.846
46 O. Reg. 921/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 922/79
Merged Areas
Area Municipality of the Town of Walden — Contd.
— the former geographic Township of Lome
— the former geographic Township of Snider
— the former geographic Township of Trill
Dated at Toronto, this 14th day of December, 1979.
Mill Rate Adjustments
Residential Commercial
-
6.844
-
5.195
-
2.340
+
2.259
+
0.103
+
0.432
Thomas L. Wells
Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs
(3950)
THE GENERAL SESSIONS ACT
THE COUNTY COURTS ACT
O. Reg. 922/79.
Sittings of the General Sessions of the
Peace and Sittings of the County
Court for the Counties and Districts
of Ontario.
Made — December 13th, 1979.
Filed— December 20th, 1979.
THE GENERAL SESSIONS ACT
THE COUNTY COURTS ACT
In The Matter Of The General Sessions Act, and of The County Courts Act; and
In The Matter Of the sittings of the General Sessions of the Peace and of the sittings of the County Court for the
trial of issues of fact and assessment of damages with or without a jury, for the Counties and Districts of
Ontario.
ORDER
It is ordered that the sittings of the court of general sessions of the peace and sittings of the county and district
courts for the trial of issues of fact and assessment of damages with or without a jury shall be held in each year, in
each of the counties and districts commencing on the dates shown hereunder:
County, District or
Judicial District
Algoma
Brant '
Bruce
Cochrane
Dufferin
Durham
Place of Sittings
Sault Ste. Marie
Brantford
Walkerton
Cochrane
Timmins
Orangeville
Whitby
Commencement of Sittings
First Monday in February
First Monday in May
Fifth Monday in September
Second Monday in December
First Monday in January
Second Monday in April
First Monday in October
Fourth Monday in May
Fourth Monday in November
Third Monday in March
Third Monday in October
Fourth Monday in May
Fourth Monday in November
First Monday in May
First Monday in November
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County, District or
Judicial District
Elgin
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 47
Place of Sittings Commencement of Sittings
Essex
Frontenac
Grey
Haldimand
Halton
Hamilton-Wentworth
Hastings
Huron
Kenora
Kent
Lambton
Lanark
Middlesex
St. Thomas
Windsor
Kingston
Owen Sound
Cayuga
Milton
Hamilton
Belleville
Goderich
Kenora
Chatham
Sarnia
Perth
Leeds & Grenville Brockville
Lennox & Addington Napanee
Manitoulin Gore Bay
London
First Monday in February
First Monday in May
First Tuesday in September
First Monday in November
First Monday in April
First Monday in October
First Monday in May
First Monday in November
Fourth Monday in April
First Monday in November
First Monday in June
First Monday in December
Second Monday in January
First Monday in February. March, April, May and June
Second Monday in September
First Monday in October. November and December
First Wednesday in February
First Wednesday in May
First Wednesday in September
First Wednesday in November
First Monday in May
First Monday in November
First Wednesday in May
Third Wednesday in November
Fourth Monday in May
Third Monday in November
Second Monday in May-
Third Tuesday in May
Fourth Monday in November
First Monday in December
First Wednesday in April
First Wednesday in November
Fourth Monday in May
Fourth Monday in November
Second Tuesday in April
First Monday in October
Second Monday in June
First Monday in December
Fourth Monday in May
Third Tuesday in October
First Monday in January and
First Monday in February, March, Second Tuesday in
April, First Monday in May and June
Second Monday in September
First Monday in October, November and December
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O. Reg. 922/79
County, District or
Judicial District
Muskoka
Niagara North
Niagara South
Place of Sittings
Bracebridge
St. Catharines
Welland
Nipissing
Norfolk
Northumberland
Ottawa-Carleton
North Bay
Simcoe
Cobourg
Ottawa
Oxford
Parry Sound
Peel
Woodstock
Parry Sound
Brampton
Perth
Peterborough
Stratford
Peterborough
Prescott & Russell L'Orignal
Prince Edward
Picton
Commencement of Sittings
Third Tuesday in May
Fourth Monday in November
Third Monday in February
Second Monday in May
Second Tuesday in October
First Monday in February
First Monday in May
First Monday in November
First Tuesday in May
Fourth Tuesday in October
First Tuesday in April
First Monday in October
Fourth Monday in May
Fourth Monday in November
Third Monday in January
Fourth Monday in January
First Monday in February
First Monday in March
Second Monday in March
Third Monday in March
Fourth Monday in March
Fourth Monday in April
First Monday in May
Second Monday in May
Fourth Tuesday in May
Fourth Monday in May
First Monday in June
Second Monday in June
Third Monday in June
First Monday in May
First Monday in November
First Monday in June
Third Monday in November
First, Second, Third and Fourth Monday in January
First, Second, Third and Fourth Monday in February
First, Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Monday in March
Second Tuesday in April
Second, Third and Fourth Monday in April
First and Second Monday in May
Third Tuesday in May
Fourth Monday in May
First, Second, Third and Fourth Monday in June
Third Tuesday in May
Third Monday in November
First Monday in April
First Monday in November
First Monday in June
First Monday in December
Second Monday in June
Third Monday in November
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County, District or
Judicial District
Rainy River
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Commencement of Sittings
49
Renfrew
Simcoe
Stormont, Dundas &
Glengarry
Sudbury
Temiskaming
Thunder Bay
Victoria
Waterloo
Wellington
York
Place of Sittings
Fort Frances
Pembroke
Barrie
Cornwall
Sudbury
Haileybury
Thunder Bav
Lindsay
Kitchener
Guelph
Toronto
Fourth Tuesday in March
Third Tuesday in September
First Monday in May
First Monday in November
Second Monday in January
Second Monday in April
Third Monday in September
Second Monday in November
First Monday in May
First Monday in November
First Monday in January
First Monday in April
First Monday in June
First Monday in October
Fourth Monday in April
First Monday in October
Fourth Monday in April
First Monday in December
Second Tuesday in February
Third Tuesday in May
Third Monday in September
Third Monday in January
First Monday in May-
First Monday in November
Second Monday in May-
Third Monday in November
First Monday in January, February, March, April, May,
June and July-
First Tuesday in August and September
First Mondav in October, November and December
Sittings of the County and District Courts for the trial of issues of fact and assessment of damages without a
jury.
The sittings of the county and district courts for the trial of issues of fact and assessment of damages, without a
jury shall be held in each year, in each of the counties and districts commencing on the dates shown.
County, District or
Judicial District
Algoma
Brant
Place of Sittings
Sault Ste. Marie
Brantford
Commencement of Sittings
First Monday in January
Third Monday in March
First Monday in May-
First Tuesday in September
First Monday in November
First Monday in January
Second Monday in April
First Monday in October
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so
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O. Reg. 922/79
County, District or
Judicial District
Bruce
Cochrane
Dufferin
Durham
Elgin
Essex
Frontenac
Grey
Haldimand
Halton
Hastings
Huron
Kenora
Kent
Lambton
Lanark
Place of Sittings
Walkerton
Cochrane
Timmins
Orangeville
Whitby
St. Thomas
Windsor
Kingston
Owen Sound
Cayuga
Milton
Hamilton-Wentworth Hamilton
Belleville
Goderich
Kenora
Chatham
Sarnia
Perth
Commencement of Sittings
Second Monday in April
First Monday in October
First Monday in January
Third Monday in March
First Monday in December
First Monday in February
Second Monday in April
First Monday in June
First Monday in October
Third Monday in October
First Monday in April
First Monday in October
Second Wednesday in April
Fifth Monday in September
First Monday in January
Second Monday in March
Second Tuesday in April
Second Monday in June
First Monday in October
Third Monday in February
First Monday in April, June, October and December
Second Tuesday in April
Second Tuesday in October
Second Monday in February
Second Monday in September
First Monday in April
First Monday in October
Second Monday in January
First Monday in February, March, April, May, June
Second Monday in September
First Monday in October, November and December
Second Friday in January
Second Monday in May, September and November
First Monday in April
First Monday in October
Second Wednesday in February
Second Wednesday in September
Second Wednesday in each month except August
First Wednesday in November
Second and Third Monday in March
Fourth and Fifth Monday in September
First Wednesday in February
First Wednesday in May
Second Wednesday in September
First Wednesday in December
Second Tuesday in April
First Monday in October
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51
County, District or
Judicial District
Leeds & Grenville
Lennox & Addington
Manitoulin
Middlesex
Muskoka
Niagara North
Niagara South
Nipissing
Norfolk
Northumberland
Ottawa-Carleton
Oxford
Parry Sound
Peel
Perth
Peterborough
Prescott & Russell
Prince Edward
Rainy River
Place of Sittings
Brockville
Napanee
Gore Bay
London
Bracebridge
St. Catharines
Welland
North Bay
Simcoe
Cobourg
Ottawa
Woodstock
Parry Sound
Brampton
Stratford
Peterborough
L'Orignal
Picton
Fort Frances
Commencement of Sittings
First Monday in June
First Monday in December
Second Monday in March
Fourth Monday in September
Fourth Monday in Max-
Third Tuesday in October
First Monday in January, February. March, Second Tues-
day in April, First Monday in May and June
Second Monday in September
First Monday in October, November and December
Third Tuesday in May
Fourth Monday in November
Second Tuesday in April
First Monday in November
Second Tuesday in April
Fourth Monday in September
Second Tuesday in January
Third Tuesday in April
Fourth Tuesday in September
First Monday in May
Third Monday in November
Fifth Monday in March
Fifth Monday in September
First Monday in January, February, March, April, May
and June
First Tuesday in September
First Monday in October, November and December
First Tuesday in April
First Monday in October
Fourth Monday in March
Third Monday in October
First Monday in February
Fifth Monday in March
Fourth Monday in April
Second Monday in May
Third Monday in June
Fourth Monday in March
Fourth Monday in September
First Monday in March
First Tuesday in September
First Monday in March
First Monday in October
Third Monday in April
Third Monday in September
Second Thursday in each month except July
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O. Reg. 923/79
County, District or
Judicial District
Renfrew
Simcoe
Stormont, Dundas &
Glengarry
Sudbury
Temiskaming
Place of Sittings
Pembroke
Barrie
Commencement of Sittings
Thunder Bay
Fourth Monday in January
Second Monday in September
Second Monday in January and April
Third Monday in September
Second Monday in November
Cornwall First Monday in March
First Monday in October
Sudbury First Wednesday in January, February, March, April,
May, June, September, October, November and
December
Haileybury Second Tuesday in January
First Tuesday in February and March
Third Tuesday in April
First Tuesday in June
Second Tuesday in September
First Tuesday in November and December
Thunder Bay First Monday in January, February and March
Second Tuesday in April
First Monday in June
First Tuesday in September
First Monday in October and November
Fifth Monday in March
Third Monday in November
First Monday in March and May
Second Monday in September
First Monday in November
Fourth Monday in March
Third Monday in September
During all months of the year except July and August
W. E. C. Colter
Chief Judge of the County and District
Courts of the Counties and Districts of Ontario.
Dated at the City of Toronto in the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto, this 13th day of December, 1979.
(3970) 1
Victoria
Lindsay
Waterloo
Kitchener
Wellington
Guelph
York
Toronto
THE PETROLEUM RESOURCES ACT,
1971
O. Reg. 923/79.
Spacing Unit— Plympton 5-19-VI Pool.
Made— December 19th, 1979.
Filed— December 21st, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PETROLEUM RESOURCES ACT, 1971
SPACING UNIT— PLYMPTON 5-19-VI POOL
1. This Regulation applies to lots 19 and 20 and the
west quarter of Lot 2 1 in Concession VI and the south
quarter of Lot 19, the south quarter of Lot 20 and the
west quarter of the south quarter of Lot 2 1 in Conces-
sion VII in the Township of Plympton in the County of
Lambton. O. Reg. 923/79, s. 1.
2. This Regulation applies only to wells drilled to
formations of Silurian age. O. Reg. 923/79, s. 2.
3. The perimeter of the area described in section 1
shall define the limits of the spacing unit for the
Plympton 5-19-VI Pool and the area contained
therein is established and designated as a spacing unit.
O. Reg. 923/79, s. 3.
4. No person shall,
(a) bore or drill a well closer than 500 feet to the
limits of the spacing unit; or
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 925/79 53
(b) without the written consent of the Minister,
produce from a well within the spacing unit
unless all the interests in the oil and gas within
the spacing unit have been joined for the pur-
pose of producing the well. O. Reg. 923/
79, s. 4.
(3997)
I
THE PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
O. Reg. 924/79.
Mining — Ojibway Prairie Provincial
Nature Reserve.
Made — December 19th. 1979.
Filed — December 2 1st. 1979.
REGULATION M\DE UNDER
THE PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
MINING— OJIBWAY PRAIRIE PROVINCIAL
NATURE RESERVE
1. The owner of the mineral rights under the Ojib-
way Prairie Provincial Nature Reserve may develop
and work the mineral salts in the Nature Reserve.
O. Reg. 924/79, s. 1.
2. In developing and working the mineral salts, no
entry shall be made in. on. over or to the surface of the
Nature Reserve. O. Reg. 924/79, s. 2.
3. No development or working of mineral salts
shall take place within 244 metres, measured perpen-
dicularly, of the surface of the Nature Reserve.
O. Reg. 924/79, s. 3.
(3998)
1
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
O. Reg. 925/79.
Trap-Line Areas.
Made— December 19th. 1979.
Filed — December 21st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 639/77
MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT
1. Items 36 and 37 of Schedule 2 to Ontario Regu-
lation 639/77 are revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
36
72
AT-37
R.R.
2. Item 23 of Schedule 13 to the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
23
19
HE-28
Co
2463
3. Items 53 and 54 of Schedule 16 to the said Regu-
lation are revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
53
54
73
73
KA-53
KA-54
Co
Co
4. Item 33 of Schedule 2 1 to the said Regulation is
revoked.
5. — (1) Item 124 of Schedule 25 to the said Regu-
lation is revoked and the following substituted
therefor
124 74 RL-151 Ken
(2) Item 127 of the said Schedule 25 is revoked.
(3) Item 129 of the said Schedule 25 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
129 75 RL-154 Ken
(4) Item 132 of the said Schedule 25 is revoked.
6. — (1) Item 25 of Schedule 31 to the said Regula-
tion is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
25
77
TB-43
T.B.
(2) Item 38 of the said Schedule 31 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor
38
77
TB-56
T.B.
(3) Item 66 of the said Schedule 31 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor
66
77
TB-85
T.B.
(4) Item 87 of the said Schedule 3 1 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
87
78
TB-106
T.B.
(5) Item 91 of the said Schedule 31 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
91
78
TB-111
T.B.
(6) Item 127 of the said Schedule 31 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor
127 78 TB-152 T.B.
(7) Item 130 of the said Schedule 31 is revoked.
(8) The said Schedule 31 is amended by adding
thereto the following items:
147
76
TB-146
T.B.
148
77
TB-17
T.B.
149
77
TB-38
T.B.
150
77
TB-71
T.B.
54 O. Reg. 925/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 927/79
151
152
78
78
TB-119
TB-157
T.B.
T.B.
7. — (1) Item 9 of Schedule 33 to the said Regulation
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
79
TW-12
Has & L&A
(2) Item 13 of the said Schedule 33 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
13
79
TW-16
L&A
(3) Item 22 of the said Schedule 33 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
22 79 TW-25 L&A
(4) Item 37 of the said Schedule 33 is revoked.
(3999)
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 926/79.
Food Premises.
Made — December 5th, 1979.
Approved — December 19th, 1979.
Filed— December 21st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 972/75
MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Section 46 of Ontario Regulation 972/75 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
46. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, every operator or
employee who handles or comes in contact with food or
with any utensil used in the preparation, processing or
service of food shall,
(a) not use tobacco while so engaged;
(b) be clean;
(c) wear clean outer garments;
(d) wear headgear that confines the hair;
(e) submit to such medical examinations and tests
as the medical officer of health or the Minister
requires;
(/) be free from and not a carrier of any disease
that may spread through the medium of food;
and
(g) wash his or her hands before returning to
work after each use of a sanitary facility.
(2) Clause d of subsection 1 does not apply to wait-
ers, waitresses, maitre d's, hostesses, busboys, barten-
ders or other staff whose activities are primarily con-
fined to the serving of food to customers. O. Reg.
926/79, s. 1.
2 . Subsection 5 of section 5 1 of the said Regulation,
exclusive of the clauses, is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
(5) Notwithstanding subsection 1, public sanitary-
facilities may be used as an alternative to facilities that
are part of the food service premises provided that all
such public facilities are,
Dennis Timbrell
Minister of Health
Dated at Toronto, this 5th day of December, 1979.
(4000) 1
THE HEALTH DISCIPLINES ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 927/79.
Nursing.
Made — November 29th, 1979.
Approved — December 19th, 1979.
Filed— December 21st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 578/75
MADE UNDER
THE HEALTH DISCIPLINES ACT, 1974
1. Section 25 of Ontario Regulation 578/75, as
remade by section 3 of Ontario Regulation
327/78, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
25. — (1) Up to and including the 31st day of July,
1980, the fee for writing any part of a five part exami-
nation set or approved by the Council for certification
as a nurse is $16.
(2) On and after the 1st day of August, 1980, the fee
for writing a comprehensive nursing examination set or
approved by the Council for certification as a nurse is
$110.
(3) On and after the 1st day of August, 1980, the fee
for re-writing a failed part of a five part examination set
or approved by the Council for certification as a nurse is
$30. O. Reg. 927/79, s. 1.
2. Section 26 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 3 of Ontario Regulation 327/78, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
26. — (1) Up to and including the 31st day of May,
1980, the fee for writing a comprehensive nursing
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
assistants' examination set or approved by the Council
for certification as a nursing assistant is $25.
(2) On and after the 1st day of June, 1980, the fee for
writing a comprehensive nursing assistants' examina-
tion set or approved by the Council for the certification
as a nursing assistant is $55. O. Reg. 927/79, s. 2.
3. Sections 27, 28, 30 and 31 of the said Regulation,
as remade by section 3 of Ontario Regulation
719/78, are revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
27. The fee for a certificate is $24. O. Reg. 927/
79, s. 3, part.
28. The fee for a certificate on reinstatement after
suspension and cancellation is $24. O. Reg. 927/
79, s. 3, part.
30. The annual fee
Reg. 927/79, s. 3, part.
O. Reg. 928/79 55
for a member is $12. O.
31. The annual fee for a member when the fee is paid
after the expiry of a member's current certificate is S20.
O. Reg. 927/79, s. 3, part.
Council of College of
Nurses of Ontario:
Dorothy M. Wylie
President
Joan C. Macdonald
Director
Dated at Toronto, this 29th day of November, 1979.
(4001) 1
THE HEALTH DISCIPLINES ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 928/79.
Parcost C.D.I.
Made — December 19th, 1979.
Filed— December 21st, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HEALTH DISCIPLINES ACT, 1974
PARCOST C.D.I.
1. For the purpose of Part VI of the Act, the Parcost C.D.I, is the comparative drug index contained in the
Schedule hereto. O. Reg. 928/79, s. 1.
Schedule
PART 1
INTRODUCTION
1. Except where indicated otherwise by the words "not interchangeable" for the purposes of subsection 1 of
section 158 of the Act products listed in the PARCOST Comparative Drug Index are interchangeable pharmaceuti-
cal products.
2 . For the purposes of subsection 3 of section 1 5 8 of the Act, the prescription f ee shall not exceed a maximum of
$3.27.
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56 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 928/79
Index of Drugs by Therapeutic Classification
4:00
Antihistaminics
8:00
Anti-Infective Agents
8:08
Anthelmintics
8:12
Antibiotics
8:12:04
Antifungals
8:12:12
Erythromycins
8:12:16
Penicillins
8:12:24
Tetracyclines
8:12:28
Other Antibiotics
8:16
Antitubercular Agents
8:20
Plasmodicides (Antimalarials)
8:24
Sulfonamides
8:26
Sulfones
8:32
Trichomonacides
8:36
Urinary Germicides
8:40
Miscellaneous Anti-lnfectives
10:00
Antineoplastic Agents
12:00
Autonomic Agents
12:04
Parasympathomimetic (Cholinergic) Agents
12:08
Parasympatholytic (Cholinergic Blocking) Ag
12:12
Sympathomimetic (Adrenergic Agents)
12:16
Sympatholytic (Adrenergic Blocking) Agents
12:20
Skeletal Muscle Relaxants
16:00
Blood Derivatives
20:00
Blood Formation and Coagulation
20:04
Antianemia Drugs
20:12
Coagulants and Anti-Coagulants
24:00
Cardiovascular Drugs
24:04
Cardiac Drugs
24:06
Antilipemic Drugs
24:08
Hypotensive Drugs (For Diuretics See 40:28)
24:12
Vasodilating Drugs
2466
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
28:00 Central Nervous System Drugs
28:08 Analgesics
28: 1 0 Narcotic Antagonists
28: 1 2 Anticonvulsants
28: 1 6 Psychotherapeutic Agents
28:16:04 Antidepressants
28:16:08 Tranquilizers
28:16:12 Other Psychotropics
28:20 C.N.S. Stimulants
28:24 Sedatives and Hypnotics
36:00 Diagnostic Agents
36:04 Adrenal Insufficiency
36:56 Myasthenia Gravis
36:88 Urine Contents
40:00 Electrolytic, Caloric and Water Balance
40:08 Alkalinizing Agents
40: 1 2 Replacement Agents
40: 1 8 Potassium-Removing Resins
40.28 Diuretics
40:40 Uricosuric Drugs
48:00 Cough Preparations
48:04 Antitussives
48:08 Expectorants
52:00 Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Preparations
52:04 Anti-lnfectives (E.E.N.T.)
52:04:04 Antibiotics (E.E.N.T.)
52:04.08 Sulfonamides (E.E.N.T.)
52:04:12 Other Anti -Infectives (E.E.N.T.)
52:08 Anti-Inflammatory Agents (E.E.N.T.)
52: 1 6 Local Anesthetics
52:20 Miotics
52:24 Mydriatics
52:32 Vasoconstrictors (E.E.N.T.)
5236 Other Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Agents
56:00 Gastrointestinal Drugs
56:04 Antacids and Adsorbents
56 08 Antidiarrhea Agents
56:12 Cathartics
56:16 Digestants
56:22 Antiemetics and Antinauseants
56:40 Miscellaneous G.I. Drugs
57
2467
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60:00 Gold Compounds
64:00 Heavy Metal Antagonists
68:00 Hormones and Substitutes
68:04 Corticosteroids
68:08 Androgens
68:16 Estrogens
68:20 Anti-Diabetic Agents
68:20:01 Insulins
68:20:02 Oral Anti-Diabetic Agents
68:24 Parathyroid Agents
68:28 Pituitary Agents
68:32 Progestogens and Oral Contraceptives
68:36 Thyroids
68:38 Anti-Thyroids
76:00 Oxytocics
84:00 Skin and Mucous Membrane Preparations
84:04 Anti-lnfectives (Skin)
84:04:04 Antibiotics (Skin)
84:04:08 Fungicides (Skin)
84:04: 1 2 Parasiticides (Skin)
84:04: 1 6 Other Anti-lnfectives (Skin)
84:06 Anti-Inflammatory Agents (Skin)
84:08 Antipruritics and Topical Anesthetics
84:12 Astringents
84:24 Emollients, Demulcents and Protectants
84:28 Keratolytic Agents
84:32 Keratoplastic Agents
84:36 Miscellaneous Skin and Mucous Membrane Agents
86:00 Spasmolytics
88:00 Vitamins and Minerals
88:04 Vitamin A
88:08 Vitamins B
88:12 Vitamin C
88:16 Vitamin D
88:24 Vitamin K
88:28 Multivitamins
92:00 Unclassified Therapeutic Agents
2468
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4:00 Antihistaminics
Brompheniramine Maleate 4mg Tab O
Brompheniramine Maleate
0.4mg/mlO/LO
'Chlorpheniramine Maleate 4mg Tab O
Chlorpheniramine Maleate
0.5mg/mlO/L O
Chlorpheniramine Maleate
200mg/2ml Inj Sol 2ml Pk
Chlorpheniramine Maleate
10mg/ml Inj Sol 1ml Pk
-Cyproheptadine HCI 4mg Tab O
Cyproheptadine HCI 0.4mg/ml 0 ,'L O
Dexchlorpheniramine Maleate 2mg Tab O
Dexchlorpheniramine Maleate
0.4mg. mlO-LO
Oimethindene Maleate 1 mg Tab O
'Diphenhydramine HCI 50mg Cap O
'Diphenhydramine HCI 25mg Cap O
Diphenhydramine HCI 2 5mg/ml O/L O
Diphenhydramine HCI
1 0Omg/ 1 0ml Inj Sol 1 0ml Pk
Diphenhydramine HCI
50mg. ml Inj Sol 1ml Pk
Methdilazine HCI 8mg Tab O
Methdilazine HCI 0.8mg/ml O/L ©
Promethazine HCI 25mg Tab O
Promethazine HCI 10mg Tab O
Promethazine HCI 2mg / ml O/L O
Promethazine HCI 12.5mg Sup
Promethazine HCI 50mg 2ml In] Sol 2ml Pk
Trimeprazine Tartrate 10mg Tab O
Trimeprazine Tartrate 5mg Tab G
Trimeprazine Tartrate 2.5mg Tab O
Tripelennamine HCI 50mg Tab O
Triprolidine HCI 2.5mg Tab O
Triprolidine HCI 0 25mg. ml O L O
026484 Dimetane
026395 Dimetane
293873 Histalon
021288 Novopheniram
028193 Chlor-Tripolon
028134 Chlor-Tripolon
028010 Chlor-Tripolon
ROB 0.0302
ROB 0.0072
ICN 0.0160
NOP 0.0175
SCH 0.0297
SCH 0.0114
SCH 2.2000
027995
Chlor-Tripolon
SCH
0.7590
010073
Vimicon
FRS
0.0642
016454
Periactin
MSD
0.0642
009989
Vimicon
FRS
0.0142
016314
Periactin
MSD
0.0142
028207
Polaramine
SCH
0.0375
225533
Polaramine
SCH
0.0087
005444
Forhistal
CIB
0.0501
022764
Benadryl
PDA
0.0690
022756
Benadryl
PDA
0.0497
022918
Benadryl
PDA
0.0127
023191
Benadryl
PDA
3.0900
023205
Benadryl
PDA
1.5020
003514
Dilosyn
AHA
0.0733
003158
Dilosyn
AHA
0.0161
248754
Histantil
ICN
0.0352
213896
Phenergan
RPP
0.0422
025712
Phenergan
RPP
0.0356
025429
Phenergan
RPP
0.0094
025380
Phenergan
RPP
0.3564
025046
Phenergan
RPP
0.4334
025801
Panectyl
RPP
0.0789
025798
Panectyl
RPP
0.0612
025771
Panectyl
RPP
0.0499
005703
Pyribenzamine
CIB
0.0435
004812
Actidii
BWE
0.0407
235768
Actidil
BWE
0.0141
2469
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O. Reg. 928/79
8:00 Anti-Infective Agents
8:08 Anthelmintics
Mebendazole 100mg Tab
Niclosamide 500mg Tab
Piperazine Adipate Gran 2g Pk
Piperazine Adipate 120mg/ml O/L
Piperazine Citrate 100mg/ml O/L
Pyrantel Pamoate 1 25mg Tab
Pyrantel Pamoate 50mg/ml O/L
Pyrvinium Pamoate 50mg Tab
Pyrvinium Pamoate 10mg/ml O/L
Quinacrine HC1 1 0Omg Tab
Thiabendazole 500mg Chew Tab
333395
Vermox
ORT
1.3383
286257
Yomesan
BOE
1.2375
002739
Entacyl
AHA
0.3250
003131
Entacyl
AHA
0.0264
257885
Antepar
BWE
0.0187
316296
Combantrin
PFI
0.3047
425869
Combantrin
PFI
0.0759
294845
Pyr-Pam
ICN
0.1760
023841
Vanquin
PDA
0.1951
271543
Pyr-Pam
ICN
0.0495
023477
Vanquin
PDA
0.0592
033804
Atabrine
WIN
0.0695
140228
Mintezol
MSD
0.5426
8:12:04 Antibiotics Antifungals
Amphotericin B Inj Pd 50mg Pk
Flucytosine 500mg Cap
Griseofulvin 500mg Tab
Not interchangeaoie
Griseofulvin 250mg Tab
Not Interchangeable
Griseofulvin 1 25mg Tab
Not Interchangeable
Nystatin 500.000U Tab
Nystatin 100.00011/ mi O/L
029149
Fungizone
SOU
8.8000
384895
Ancotil
HLR
0.4323
028282
Fulvicin U/F
SCH
0.1722
012262
Grisovin FP
GLA
0.1850
028274
Fulvicin U/F
SCH
0.1001
012254
Grisovin FP
GLA
0.1088
028266
Fulvicin U/F
SCH
0.0578
012246
Grisovin FP
GLA
0.0624
014974
Nilstat
LED
0.1060
270113
Nadostine
NDA
0.1150
029416
Mycostatin
SOU
0.1155
014850
Nilstat
LED
0.0938
282219
Nadostine
NDA
0.0980
248169
Mycostatin
SOU
0.1042
8:12:12 Antibiotics Erythromycins
Erythromycin Base 250mg Tab
Erythromycin Estolate 250mg Cap
244635
Erythromid
ABB
0.0550
030899
E-Mycin
UPJ
0.0588
255017
Robimycin
ROB
0.0916
266183
llotycin
LIL
0.0990
020966
Novorythro
Estolate
NOP
0.1250
015202
llosone
LIL
0.1947
CONTINUED
2470
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61
8:00 Anti-Infective Agents
8:12:12 Antibiotics Erythromycins
CONTINUED
Erythromycin Estolate 50mg/ml O/L
Erythromycin Estolate 25mg/ml O/L
Erythromycin Ethyl Succinate
40mg/mlO/L
Erythromycin Stearate 250mg Tab
Erythromycin Stearate 50mg/ml O/L
Erythromycin Stearate 25mg/ml O/L
210641 llosone
262595 Novorythro
Estolate
021172 Novorythro
Estolate
015474 llosone
LIL
NOP
NOP
LIL
0.0569
0.0600
0.0300
0.0313
000299
281573
000434
391581
273023
000302
EES-200
Erythromycin
Stearate
Erythrocin
Novorythro
Stearate
Erythrocin
Erythrocin
ABB 0.0339
SAP
ABB
NOP
ABB
ABB
0.0672
0.1500
0.1500
0.0516
0.0345
Solid Dosage Forms of Erythromycin
Prescriptions lor solid dosage forms of erythromycin snouid oe filled wth an er/tnromycm oase preparation or ;ne srrergtn prescrroec.
jispense the estolate or stearate only *nen specifically prescnoed.
Oral Liquid Dosage Forms of Erythromycin
Prescriptions for erythromycin orai i^cuid should be filled with either the ethyl succinate or stearate preoaratscn of the stre.-gth prescnoed:
dispense me estolate only wnen specifically prescnoed.
8:12:18 Antibiotics Penicillins
Amoxicillin (Amoxycillin) 500mg Cap 39501 3
406716
387150
360473
330531
Amoxicillin (Amoxycillin) 250mg Cap 395005
406724
387142
360465
288497
Amoxicillin (Amoxycillin) 50mg/ml O/L 432423
387134
452130
288519
360457
Amoxicillin (Amoxycillin) 25mg/ml O/L 395021
387126
288500
452149
360449
Amoxicillin (Amoxycillin) 50mg/ml Pea O/L 436259
353035
CONTINUED
Penamox
BEE
0.3347
Novamoxin
NOP
0.3485
Amoxican
ICN
0.3575
Polymox
BRI
0.3586
Amoxil
AYE
0.3600
Penamox
BEE
0.1687
Novamoxin
NOP
0.1785
Amoxican
ICN
0.1793
Polymox
BRI
0.1837
Amoxil
AYE
0.1850
Penamox
BEE
0.0494
Amoxican
ICN
0.0499
Novamoxin
NOP
0.0520
Amoxil
AYE
0.0533
Polymox
BRI
0.0557
Penamox
BEE
0.0336
Amoxican
• ICN
0.0337
Amoxil
AYE
0.0353
Novamoxin
NOP
0.0355
Polymox
BRI
0.0366
Penamox
BEE
0.1885
Amoxil
AYE
0.1967
2471
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8:00 Anti-Infective Agents
8:12:16 Antibiotics Penicillins
CONTINUED
Ampicillin 500mg Cap
Ampicillin 250mg Cap
Ampicillin 50mg/ml O/L
Ampicillin 25mg. ml 01
Ampicillin Inj Pd 100Cmg Pk
Ampicillin Inj Pd 500mg Pk
Carbenicillin Indanyl (Sodium) 500mg Tab
Cloxacillin 500mg Cap
Cloxacillin 250mg Cap
Cloxacillin 25mg, ml O/L
Cloxacillin In) Pd 2C00mg Pk
CONTINUED
348848
Ampicillin
SAP
0.1176
338451
Ampilean
HRS
0.1280
293121
Biosan
ICN
0.1452
020885
Novo-Ampicillin
NOP
0.1460
00201 1
Penbritin
AYE
0.1500
003948
Ampicin
BRI
0.1584
265047
Ampicillin
SAP
0.0588
338443
Ampilean
HRS
0.0745
236969
Biosan
ICN
0.0748
002003
Penbritin
AYE
0.0750
003921
Ampicin
BRI
0.0792
020877
Novo-Ampicillin
NOP
0.0795
338486
Ampilean
HRS
0.0240
283185
Ampicillin
SAP
0.0252
021148
Novo-Ampicillin
NOP
0.0300
004278
Ampicin
BRI
0.0330
002429
Penbritin
AYE
0.0335
338478
Ampilean
HRS
0.0168
281565
Ampicillin
SAP
0.0168
004251
Ampicin
BRI
0.0171
021121
Novo-Ampicillin
NOP
0.0175
002410
Penbritin
AYE
0.0180
002127
Penbritin
AYE
0.9400
004065
Ampicin
BRI
2.3870
002119
Penbritin
AYE
0.6100
004057
Ampicin
BRI
1.8920
328235
Geopen
PFI
0.4546
436941
Bactopen
BEE
0.1727
415154
Cloxilean
HRS
0.1800
393436
Cloxapen
ICN
0.1804
337773
Novocloxin
NOP
0.1825
400777
Tegopen
BRI
0.1837
002054
Orbenin
AYE
0.1850
436933
Bactopen
BEE
0.0976
294772
Cloxapen
ICN
0.0995
415146
Cloxilean
HRS
0.0996
400769
Tegopen
BRI
0.1034
002046
Orbenin
AYE
0.10^5
337765
Novocloxin
NOP
0.1085
337757
Novocloxin
NOP
0.0250
002445
Orbenin
AYE
0.0265
424862
Cloxilean
HRS
0.0265
407615
Tegopen
BRI
7.0840
417238
Bactopen
BEE
7.2270
002186
Orbenin
AYE
7.5600
2472
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8:00 Anti-Infective Agents
63
8:12:16 Antibiotics Penicillins
CONTINUED
Cloxacillin Inj Pd 500mg Pk
417211
407607
002178
Bactopen
Tegopen
Orbenin
BEE
BRI
AYE
2.0570
2.1120
2.1600
Cloxacillin Inj Pd 250mg Pk
417203
407593
002151
Bactopen
Tegopen
Orbenin
BEE
BRI
AYE
1.1440
1.1660
1.1900
Dicloxacillin 250mg Cap
003964
Dynapen
BRI
0.2350
Dicloxacillin 1 25mg Cap
003956
Dynapen
BRI
0.1619
Dicloxacillin 12.5mg/ml O/L
004286
Dynapen
BRI
0.0308
Methicillin InjPdlgPk
004081
Staphcillin
BRI
1.9360
Oxacillin 500mg Cap
004006
Prostaphlin
BRI
0.2391
Oxacillin 250mg Cap
003999
Prostaphlin
BRI
0.1393
Oxacillin 50mg/ml O/L
004316
Prostaphlin
BRI
0.0513
Oxacillin Inj Pd 500mg Pk
0041 1 1
Prostaphlin
BRI
2.9590
Oxacillin Inj Pd 250mg Pk
004103
Prostaphlin
BRI
1.6830
Penicillin G (Ammonium)
500mg (888.500IU) Tab
061832
P.G.A. 0.5
AHA
0.1594
Penicillin G (Benzathine)
100.000IU/ml 0/ L
009938
Megacillin 500
FRS
0.0271
Penicillin G (Benzathine)
1 .200.000IU/ 2ml Inj Sol 2ml Pk
036315
Bicillin 1 200 L-A
WYE
2.9000
Penicillin G (Benzathine)
600.000IU.'ml Inj Sol 1ml Pk
033979
Bicillin 600 L-A
WYE
1.0600
Penicillin G Crystalline
5.000.000IU In] Pd Pk
002216
011991
Penicillin G (Pot)
Crystapen (Sod)
AYE
GLA
0.9000
1 .0656
Penicillin G Crystalline
1 .000.000IU Inj Pd Pk
011983
002208
Crystapen (Sod)
Penicillin G (Pot)
GLA
AYE
0.4028
0.6000
Penicillin G (Potassium) 500,000IU Tab
107484
151432
116726
052922
Megacillin 500
Novopen-500
P-50
Hylenta-5
FRS
NOP
HOR
AYE
0.0495
0.0525
0.0935
0.1114
Penicillin G (Potassium)
100.000IU mIOL
013633
P-50
HOR
0.0283
Penicillin G Procaine Aqueous Suspension
5.000.000IU 10mi Inj Susp 10ml Pk
355615
Wycillin 5 Million-
WYE
2.2500
CONTINUED
2473
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O. Reg. 928/79
8:00 Anti-Infective Agents
8:12:16 Antibiotics Penicillins
CONTINUED
Penicillin G Procaine Aqueous Suspension
3,000,00011)/ 10ml Inj Susp 10ml Pk
Penicillin G
Prescriptions tor oencillin G should Be tilled with either the potassium or ammonium sait
benzathine sait only when specifically prescribed
Penicillin V (Benzathine) 60mg/ml O/L
Penicillin V (Potassium) 300mg Tab
Penicillin V (Potassium) 60mg/ml O/L
Penicillin V (Potassium) 25mg/ml O/L
Penicillin V
Prescriptions (or penicillin V should be tilled with the potassium salt preparation of 'he strengrn prescribed dispense the benzathine sa.t oniy
.vhen specifically prescribed
002402
Ayercillin
AYE
0.8300
mmonium salt preparation of the strength prescribed
dispense the
034045
Pen-Vee
WYE
0.0291
248835
PVF500
FRS
0.0320
210714
Penicillin V (Pot)
SAP
0.0409
248843
PVF-K 500
FRS
0.0900
018740
Nadopen-V
NDA
0.0900
021202
Novopen-VK-
500
NOP
0.0920
331090
Pen-Vee K
WYE
0.0980
331937
VC-K 500
LIL
0.0991
262447
Ledercillin VK
LED
0.1050
331945
VC-K 500
LIL
0.0264
391603
Novopen-VK-
500
NOP
0.0325
014869
Ledercillin VK
LED
0.0150
015563
V-Cillin K
LIL
0.0156
018635
Nadopen-V
NDA
00200
8:12:24 Antibiotics Tetracyclines
Rolitetracycline (Nitrate) Inj Pd 350mg Pk
Tetracycline 250mg Cap
Tetracycline 25mg/ml O/L
004154
Syntetrex
BRI
3.9600
210765
Tetracycline
SAP
0.0220
029084
Sumycin
SOU
0.0255
338699
Tetralean
HRS
0.0285
236705
T-Caps
ICN
0.0350
024422
Tetracyn
PFI
0.0373
021059
Novotetra
NOP
00380
014605
Achromycin V
LED
0.0577
024686
Tetracyn
PFI
0.0142
151416
Novotetra
NOP
0.0150
248177
Sumycin
SOU
0.0152
CONTINUED
2474
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65
8:00 Anti-Infective Agents
8:12:24 Antibiotics Tetracyclines
CONTINUED
Tetracycline in] Pd 25Cmg Pk
014729 Achromycin LED 1.6416
024511 Tetracyn PFI 1.9800
The use of tetracycnes dunng :cc:*< cevetopment (last hail of pregnancy, infancy and chridhood to the age of 8 years) may cause perma-
3om jfcscowrafcn < .eno*-;-s.-:xa*n) Thts reacacn « more common during long-term use of The tetracyclines, but has been
reserved toWXMng snort-«rm cCw-ves tnamel hypoplasia nas also been reported Tetracyclines should therefore not be used in tfas age
group unless other antiOioncs are "c: 'Kery to oe effective or are comraindKated
8:12:28 Antibiotics Other Antibiotics
Cefazolin Sodium Inj Pc" 1000mg Pk
Celazolin Sodium Inj Pd 500mg Pk
Cephalexin Monohydrate 500mg Tab
Cephalexin Monohydrate 250mg Tab
Cephalexin Monohydrate 500mg Cap
Cephalexin Monohydrate 250mg Cap
Cephalexin Monohydrate 50mg/ml 0. L
Cephalexin Monohydrate 25mg/ml 0/ L
Cephalothin Sodium ^j Pd 2g Pk
Cephalothin Sodium rjPdlgPk
Cephradine 5C0rrg Cao
Cephradine 250mg Cap
Cephradine 50mg. ml C L
Cephradine 25mg/ ml O L
Cephradine Inj Pd lOOQmg Pk
Cephradine Inj Pd SOOmg Pk
Clindamycin HCI 1 50mg Cap
Clindamycin Palmitate I5mg ml O/L
Clindamycin Phosphate
3Q0mg 2ml In) Scl 2m! Pk
Colistimethate Sodium in] Pd I50mg Pk
Gentamicin Sulfate
30mg 2ml inj Sci 2ml Fk
CONTINUED
319112
322296
Ancef
Kefzol
SKF
LIL
4.1800
4.4000
319139
322288
Ancef
Kefzol
SKF
LIL
2.1450
2.2880
244392
Keflex
LIL
0.5496
403628
Keflex
LIL
0.2797
342114
253146
Novolexin
Ceporex
NOP
GLA
0.3500
0.5056
342084
253154
015164
Novolexin
Ceporex
Keflex
NOP
GLA
LIL
0.1800
0.2566
02797
321443
035645
Ceporex
Keflex
GLA
LIL
0.0582
0.0612
321435
015547
Ceporex
Keflex
GLA
LIL
0.0299
0.0325
244406
Keflin
LIL
5.7750
015369
Keflin
LIL
2.9700
301639
Velosef
SOU
0.6320
301620
Velosef
SOU
0.3240
301647
Velosef
SOU
0.0790
301655
Velosef
SOU
0.0440
348295
Velosef
SOU
3.1000
348287
Velosef
SOU
2.0500
030570
Dalacin C
UPJ
0.2969
225851
Dalacin C
UPJ
0.0385
26C436
Dalacin C
UPJ
3.3000
476420
Coly-Mycin
PDA
13.4500
223824
259179
Garamycin
Cidomycin
SCH
ROU
4.4110
4.6200
2475
66 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
8:00 Anti-Infective Agents
O. Reg. 928/79
8:12:28 Antibiotics Other Antibiotics
CONTINUED
Kanamycin Sulfate 500mg Cap
Kanamycin Sulfate 0.5g/2ml Inj Sol- 2ml Pk
Kanamycin Sulfate 1g/3ml Inj Sol 3ml Pk
Lincomycin 500mg Cap
Lincomycin 50mg/ml O/L
Lincomycin 600mg/2ml Inj Sol 2ml Pk
Neomycin Sulfate 500mg Tab
Neomycin Sulfate 25mg/ml O/L
Polymyxin B Sulfate 500.000U Inj Pd Pk
Spectinomycin Inj Pd 2g Pk
Tobramycin Sulfate
60mg/ 1 .5ml Inj Sol 1 .5ml Pk
Tobramycin Sulfate
80mg/2ml Inj Sol 2ml Pk
Tobramycin Sulfate
20mg/2ml Inj Sol 2ml Pk
8:16 Antitubercular Agents
Capreomycin Sulfate Inj Pd 1g Pk
Ethambutol HCI 400mg Tab
Ethambutol HCI 100mg Tab
Isoniazid 1 0Omg Tab
Rifampin 300mg Cap
Rifampin 150mg Cap
Antitubercular agents, tor trie treatment of tuberculosis, are available and should be obtained (rem sanatorium general hospital and provin-
cial chest clinics
003980
Kantrex
BRI
1.0160
004227
Kantrex
BRI
6.8640
004235
Kantrex
BRI
11.6930
030589
Lincocin
UPJ
0.3416
030872
Lincocin
UPJ
0.0450
030732
Lincocin
UPJ
2.2500
030996
Mycifradin
UPJ
0.1100
030805
Mycifradin
UPJ
0.0365
004421
Aerosporin
BWE
5.5000
210196
Trobicin
UPJ
5.5000
375764
Nebcin
LIL
4.2570
325449
Nebcin
LIL
4.6200
381969
Nebcin
LIL
4.8730
325457
Nebcin
LIL
2.2880
128643
Capastat
LIL
6.5450
127965
Myambutol
LED
0.1295
127957
Myambutol
LED
0.0440
013323
Rimifon
HLR
0.0157 +
249483
Rifadin
DOW
0.8700
210463
Rimactane
CIB
0.8900
249475
Rifadin
DOW
0.5529
210471
Rimactane
CIB
0.5790
8:20 Plasmodicides (Antimalarials)
Chloroquine Phosphate 250mg Tab 021 261
Hydroxychloroquine Sulfate 200mg Tab
Quinine Sulfate 300mg Cap
033642
033669
093750
021016
Novochloro-
quine
Aralen
Plaquenil
Quinine
Novoqumine
NOP 0.0665
WIN 0.1395
WIN 0.1290
DTC 0.1390
NOP 0.1450
CONTINUED
2476
O. Reg. 928/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
67
8:00 Anti-Infective Agents
8:20 Plasmodicides (Antimalarials)
CONTINUED
Quinine Sulfate 200mg Cap
8:24 Sulfonamides
Sulfamethoxazole 5Q0mg Tab
Sulfamethoxazole 100mg/ml O/L
Sulfapyridine 500mg Tab
Sulfasalazine 500mg Tab
Sulfasalazine 500mg Ent Tab
Sulfisoxazole 500mg Tab
Sulfisoxazole lOOmg'ml O/L
8:26 Sulfones
Dapsone 1 0Omg Tab
8:32 Trichomonacides
Metronidazole 250mg Tab
8:36 Urinary Germicides
Methenamine Hippurate 1g Tab
Methenamine Mandelate 1000mg Ent Tab
Methenamine Mandelate 500mg Ent Tab
CONTINUED
093742 Quinine Sulfate DTC 0.0970
021008 Novoquinine NOP 0.1025
421480
Apo-
Sulfamethox-
azole
APX
0.0645
013412
Gantanol
HLR
0.0836
013129
Gantanol
HLR
0.0240
155470
Sulfapyridine
PDA
0.0415
163929
Dagenan
RPP
0.0916
410640
Apo-
Sulfasalazine
APX
0.0660
263869
S.A.S. 500
ICN
0.0693
024856
Salazopyrin
PHD
0.0831
158526
Salazopyrin
PHD
0.1315
210730
Sulfisoxazole
SAP
0.0291
363774
Apo-
Sulfisoxazole
APX
0.0300
271365
Sulfizole
ICN
0.0325
021792
Novosoxazole
NOP
0.0325
013420
Gantrisin
HLR
0.0391
115487
Gantrisin
HLR
0.0193
002526 Avlosulfon
025615 Flagyl
271195 Trikacide
021555 Novonidazol
026379 Hip-Rex
476501 Mandelamme
313777 Methandine
'017221 Stenne
476528 Mandelamine
AYE 0.0225
RPP 0.0612
ICN 0.0616
NOP 0.0670
RIK 0.1529
PDA 0.0730
ICN 0.0397
MAN 0.0406
PDA 0.0476
2477
68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 928/79
8:00 Anti-Infective Agents
8:36 Urinary Germicides
CONTINUED
Methenamine Mandelate 100mg/ml O/L
Methenamine Mandelate 50mg/ml O/L
Nalidixic Acid 500mg Tab
Nalidixic Acid 50mg/ml O/L
Nitrofurantoin 1 OOmg Tab
Nitrofurantoin 50mg Tab
Nitrofurantoin 100mg Cap
Nitrofurantoin 50mg Cap
Nitrofurantoin 25mg Cap
Nitrofurantoin 5mg/ml O/L
Phenazopyridine HC1 200mg Tab
Phenazopyridine HCI 100mg Tab
476544
Mandelamine
PDA
0.0388
476536
Mandelamine
PDA
0.0290
033723
NegGram
WIN
0.1675
036250
NegGram
WIN
0.0307
233013
Furatine
ICN
0.0209
092819
Nitrofurantoin
DTC
0.0235
021571
Novofuran
NOP
0.0235
017094
Nifuran
MAN
0.0268
312738
Apo-
Nitrofurantoin
APX
0.0270
271268
Furatine
ICN
0.0154 +
092800
Nitrofurantoin
DTC
0.0170
319511
Apo-
Nitrofurantoin
APX
0.0175
021563
Novofuran
NOP
0.0185
017086
Nifuran
MAN
0.0193
452483
Macrodantin
EAT
0.2483
452505
Macrodantin
EAT
0.1340
452491
Macrodantin
EAT
0.0752
271241
Furatine
ICN
0.0171
232971
Novofuran
NOP
0.0192
476722
Pyridium
PDA
0.1695
271489
Phenazo
ICN
0.0820
476714
Pyridium
PDA
0.1020
8:40 Miscellaneous Anti-lnfectives
Sulfamethoxazole & Trimethoprim
800mg& 160mgTab
371823
368040
Bactrim-DS
Septra DS
HLR
BWE
0.2751
0.2754
Sulfamethoxazole & Trimethoprim
400mg & 80mg Tab
270636
272469
Septra
Bactrim
BWE
HLR
0.1540
0.1540
Sulfamethoxazole & Trimethoprim
40mg&8mg. ml O/L
270644
272485
Septra
Bactrim
BWE
HLR
0.0297
0.0297
2478
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
69
10:00 Antineoplastic Agents
Amethopterin 2.5mg Tab
014915
Methotrexate
LED
0.1750
Amethopterin (Sodium)
50mg. 2mi Inj Sol 2ml Pk
321397
Methotrexate
LED
9.6000
Amethopterin (Sodium)
5rr.g. 2ml Inj Sol 2ml Pk
321400
Methotrexate
LED
3.7000
Azathioprine 50mg Tab 0
004596
Imuran
BWE
0.1783
Bleomycin Sulfate Inj Pd 1 5U Pk
258482
Blenoxane
BRI
58.4650
Busulfan 2mg Tab
004618
Myleran
BWE
0.1760
Carmustine (BCNU) Inj Pd 100mg Pk
297763
BiCNU
BRI
28.2590
Chlorambucil 2mg Tab
004626
Leukeran
BWE
0.1100
Cyclophosphamide 50mg Tab
344885
013749
Cytoxan
Procytox
BRI
HOR
0.2508
0.2800
Cyclophosphamide 25mg Tab
344877
262676
Cytoxan
Procytox
BRI
HOR
0.1776
0.2185
Cyclophosphamide Inj Pd 1000mg Pk
013552
Procytox
HOR
8.1500
Cyclophosphamide Inj Pd 5C0mg Pk
344915
Cytoxan
BRI
4.0700
Cyclophosphamide Inj Pd 200mg Pk
344907
013544
Cytoxan
Procytox
BRI
HOR
3.1350
3.5000
Cytarabine Inj Pd 50Omg Pk
990341
Cytosar
UPJ
18.4500
Cylarabine Inj PC 1C0mg Pk
386715
Cytosar
UPJ
4.4000
Dacarbazine Inj Pd 2C0mg Pk
365335
OTIC
DCM
6.4250
Dacarbazine Inj Pd 100mg Pk
365327
DTIC
DOM
3.9673
Dactinomycin Inj Pd 0.5mg Pk
213071
Cosmegen
MSD
3.8500
Daunorubicin Inj Pd 20mg Pk
163399
Cerubidme
RPP
26.4000
Doxorubicin HCI Inj Pd 10mg Pk
357391
Adriarnycin .
FAR
19.5800
Doxorubicin HCI Inj Pd 50mg Pk
353078
Adriamycin
FAR
93.4450
Fluorouracil 500mg/ 1 0ml Inj Sol 1 0ml Pk
012882
Fluorouracil
HLR
2.9700
L-Asparaginase Inj Pd 10.0C0IU Pk
285463
Kidrolase
RPP
42.9000
Lomustine(CCNU)
10Cmg & JQmg & 1 0mg Cap Patient Pk
990612
CeeNU
BRI
22.9020 +
Lomustine (CCNU) 1 0Omg Cap
360414
CeeNU
BRI
7.0800
Lomustine (CCNU) 40mg Cap
360422
CeeNU
BRI
4.5474
Lomustine (CCNU) 1 Grr.g Cap
360430
CeeNU
BRI
2.7984
Mechlorethamine HCI Inj Pd 10mg 2k
016063
Mustargen
MSD
3.7300
Megestrol Acetate 40nr.g Tab
386391
Megace
BRI
0.5099-
Melphalan 2.Tig Tab
004715
Alkeran
BWE
0.1980
Mercaptopurine 50mg Tab
004723
Punnethol
BWE
0.2640
Mutamycin Inj Pd 5mg Pk
.381799
Mitomycin
BRI
33.3850
Procarbazine HCI 50mg Cao
012750
Natulan
HLR
0.1590
CONTINUED
2479
70 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
10:00 Antineoplastic Agents
O. Reg. 928/79
CONTINUED
Tamoxifen Citrate 1 0mg Tab
Testolactone 500mg/5ml Inj Susp 5ml Pk
Thioguanine 40mg Tab
Thio-Tepa Inj Pd 1 5mg Pk
Vinblastine Sulfate Inj Pd 10mg Pk
Vincristine Sulfate Inj Pd 5mg Pk
Vincristine Sulfate Inj Pd 1 mg Pk
419052
Nolvadex
ICI
0.7333
029297
Teslac
SOU
8.2500
282081
Lanvis
BWE
0.6600
237035
Thio-Tepa
LED
4.0000
015431
Velbe
LIL
13.8710
015466
Oncovin
LIL
56.9250
015458
Oncovin
LIL
12.7050
2480
O. Reg. 928/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
71
12:00 Autonomic Agents
453013
Duvoid
EAT
0.2860 +
453005
Duvoid
EAT
0.1760
349739
Urecholine
FRS
0.2888
452998
Duvoid
EAT
0.1100*
349720
Urecholine
FRS
0.1924
349712
Urecholine
FRS
0.1094
349747
Urecholine
FRS
1.2017
003212
Carbachol
AHA
0.0550
341622
Carbachol
AHA
6.5000
013064
Tensilon
HLR
4.3560
013382
Prostigmin
HLR
0.0644
012955
Prostigmin
HLR
0.3630
035890
Mestinon
HLR
0.1617
013404
Mestinon
HLR
0.0688
12:04 Parasympathomimetic (Cholinergic) Agents
Bethanechol Chloride 50mg Tab 0
Bethanechol Chloride 25mg Tab CD
Bethanechol Chloride 1 0mg Tab 0
Bethanechol Chloride 5mg Tab O
Bethanechol Chloride
5mg/ml Inj Sol 1ml Pk
Carbachol 2mg Tab
Carbachol 0.25mg/ml Inj Sol 1ml Pk
Edrophonium Chloride
1 0Orng/ 1 0ml Inj Sol 1 0ml Pk
Neostigmine Bromide 1 5mg Tab ©
Neostigmine Methylsulfate
0.5mg/mllnjSol 1mlPk
Pyridostigmine Bromide 1 80mg LA Tab O
Pyridostigmine Bromide 60mg Tab O
12:08 Parasympatholytic (Cholinergic Blocking) Agents
Atropine Sulfate 0.6mg/ml Inj Sol 1 ml Pk
Atropine Sulfate 0.4mg/ml Inj Sol 1ml Pk
Benztropine Mesylate 2mg Tab O
Benztropine Mesylate
2mg/2mllnjSol2mlPk
Chlorphenoxamine HCI 50mg Tab ©
Dicyclomine HCI 20mg Tab ©
Dicyclomine HCI 1 0mg Cap ©
Dicyclomine HCI 2mg/ml O/L ©
Dicyclomine HCI 20mg/2ml Inj Sol 2ml Pk
Ethopropazine HCI 100mg Tab ©
Ethopropazine HCI 50mg Tab O
Glycopyrrolate 2mg Tab ©
Glycopyrrolate 1 mg Tab Q
Glycopyrrolate 0.2mg/ ml Inj Sol 1ml Pk
CONTINUED
029653
Atropine
ABB
0.2200
012076
Atropine
GLA
0.2220
029645
Atropine
ABB
0.2200
061697
Atropine
GLA
0.2220
426857
Apo-
Benztropine
APX
0.0395
428086
Bensylate
ICN
0.0396
016357
Cogentin
MSD
0.0691
016128
Cogentin
MSD
2.2983
006491
Phenoxene
DOW
0.1220
282529
Bentylol
MER
0.0650
361933
Formulex
ICN
0.0297
018007
Bentylol
MER
0.0413
018023
Bentylol
MER
0.0190
133965
Bentylol
MER
2.1083
226602
Parsitan
RPP
0.0693
025550
Parsitan
RPP
0.0458
026522
Robinul Forte
ROB
0.0759
026514
Robinul
ROB
0.0458
026425
Robinul
ROB
0.8998
2481
72
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 928/79
12:00 Autonomic Agents
12:08 Parasympatholytic (Cholinergic Blocking) Agents
CONTINUED
Hyoscine Butyibromide 10mg Tab ©
Hyoscine Butyibromide 10mg Sup
Hyoscine Butyibromide
20mg/ml Inj Sol 1ml Pk
Hyoscine HBr 0.4mg/ml Inj Sol 1 ml Pk
Orphenadrine Citrate 100mg Tab 0
Orphenadrine Citrate
60mg/2ml Inj Sol 2ml Pk
Orphenadrine HCI 50mg Tab ©
Procyclidine HCI 5mg Tab ©
Procyclidine HCI 0.5mg/ml O/L ©
Propantheline Bromide 1 5mg Tab ©
Propantheline Bromide 7.5mg Tab ©
Propantheline Bromide Inj Pd 30mg Pk
Trihexyphenidyl HCI 5mg Tab ©
Trihexyphenidyl HCI 2mg Tab O
Trihexyphenidyl HCI 0.4mg/ml O/L ©
363812
Buscopan
BOE
0.0776
363820
Buscopan
BOE
0.5867
363839
Buscopan
BOE
1.3035
030090
Hyoscine
ABB
0.2700
171476
Norflex
RIK
0.2541
171468
Norflex
RIK
1.6500
026387
Disipal
RIK
0.1144
306290
004758
Procyclid
Kemadrin
ICN
BWE
0.0165
0.0192
004405
Kemadrin
BWE
0.0176
294837
017159
028592
Propanthel
Banlin
Pro-Banthine
ICN
MAN
SEA
0.0440
0.0520
0.0598
028584
Pro-Banthine
SEA
0.0537
028436
Pro-Banthine
SEA
2.7220
271314
021938
015059
Aparkane
Novohexidyl
Artane
ICN
NOP
LED
0.0127
0.0140
0.0535
280445
021911
015040
Aparkane
Novohexidyl
Artane
ICN
NOP
LED
0.0105
0.0115
0.0275
014656
Artane
LED
0.0090
12:12 Sympathomimetic (Adrenergic Agents)
Ephedrine HCI 30mg Tab ©
Epinephrine Aero Sol 1 5ml Pk ©
Epinephrine Bitartrate
AeroSusp 15ml Pk O
Epinephrine HCI 1 % Inh Sol 7.5ml Pk ©
Epinephrine HCI
30mg/30ml Inj Sol 30ml Pk
Epinephrine HCI (Racemic)
2.25% Inh Sol 15mlPk©
Fenoterol HBr Inh Pd 200 dose Pk Q
Fenoterol HBr 2.5mg Tab O
Isoproterenol HCI 0.5% Inh Sol 10ml Pk O
CONTINUED
304069
Ephedrine
AHA
0.0300
282286
Bronkaid
Mistometer
WIN
3.9800
026271
Medihaler-Epi
RIK
4.7300
257745
Adrenalin
PDA
4.2500
155357
Adrenalin
PDA
3.0500
001643
Vaponefrin
USV
4.3670
371807
Berotec
BOE
5.0600
454796
Berotec
BOE
0.0908
033227
Isuprel
WIN
3.4650
2482
O. Reg. 928/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
73
12:00 Autonomic Agents
12:12 Sympathomimetic (Adrenergic Agents)
CONTINUED
Isoproterenol HCI Aero Sol 15ml Pk O
Isoproterenol HCI 1 0mg SL Tab O
Isoproterenol Sulfate Aero Susp 1 5ml Pk Q
Orciprenaline Sulfate
5% Inh Sol 7.5ml Pk ©
Orciprenaline Sulfate Inh Pd 1 5ml Pk ©
Orciprenaline Sulfate 20mg Tab O
Orciprenaline Sulfate 2mg/ml O/L Q
Pseudoephedrine HCI 60mg Tab ©
Pseudoephedrine HCI 6mg/ml O/L O
Salbutamol 5mg/ml Inh Sol 10ml Pk O
Salbutamol Inh 200 dose Pk ©
Salbutamol 4mg Tab O
Salbutamol 2mg Tab O
Terbutaline Sulfate 5mg Tab ©
Terbutaline Sulfate 2.5mg Tab ©
033219
Isuprel
Mistometer
WIN
4.6500
033820
Isuprel
WIN
0.0798
026301
Medihaler-lso
RIK
5.2800
003859
Alupent
BOE
3.0800
254134
Alupent
BOE
4.9500
003891
Alupent
BOE
0.0979
249920
Alupent
BOE
0.0242
342726
004766
Robidrine
Sudafed
ROB
BWE
0.0330
0.0451
309435
Eltor
DOW
0.0107
425516
004561
Robidrine
Sudafed
ROB
BWE
0.0112
0.0137
334227
Ventolin
AHA
3.4700
303569
Ventolin
AHA
4.6800
332267
Ventolin
AHA
0.0930
361135
Ventolin
AHA
0.0558
335363
Bricanyl
AST
0.1010
335355
Bricanyl
AST
0.0783
12:16 Sympatholytic (Adrenergic Blocking) Agents
Ergotamine & Pentobarbital Compound
Tab
Ergotamine & Pentobarbital Compound
Sup
Ergotamine Tartrate 1 mg Tab
Ergotamine Tartrate 2mg SL Tab
Ergotamine Tartrate
0.5mg/mllnjSol 1mlPk
Ergotamine Tartrate & Caffeine
1 mg & 1 0Orng Tab
Methysergide Bimaleate 2mg Tab
Pizotyline Hydrogen Malate 0.5mg Tab
1 76222 Cafergot-PB
176214 Cafergot-PB
027405 Gynergen
328952 Ergomar
027278 Gynergen
1 76095 Cafergot
027499 Sansert
329320 Sandomigran
SAN 0.1881
SAN 0.6279
SAN 0.1705
FIS 0.2704
SAN 0.7810
SAN 0.1600
SAN 0.1930
SAN 0.1320
2483
74
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
12:00 Autonomic Agents
O. Reg. 928/79
12:20 Skeletal Muscle Relaxants
Dantrolene Sodium 100mg Cap
Dantrolene Sodium 25mg Cap
452521 Dantrium
452513 Dantrium
EAT 0.2869
EAT 0.1484
16:00 Blood Derivatives
Immune Human Serum Globulin
16.5% Inj Sol 10mlPk
Immune Human Serum Globulin
16.5% Inj Sol 5ml Pk
Immune Human Serum Globulin
16.5% Inj Sol 2ml Pk
Tetanus Immune Human Globulin
Inj Sol 250U Pk
990515 Immune Human
Serum Globulin CNG 7.7550
990523 Immune Human
Serum Globulin CNG 4.3010
075280 Immune Human
Serum Globulin CNG 2.5000
074942 Tetanus Immune
Human Globulin CNG 2.1010
2484
O. Reg. 928/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
75
20:00 Blood Formation and Coagulation
20:04 Antianemia Drugs
* Ferrous Fumarate 200mg Tab otc 1 00 Pk
Ferrous Fumarate 60mg/ml O/L ©
* Ferrous Gluconate 300mg Tab otc 1 00 Pk
Ferrous Gluconate 60mg/ml O/L ©
Ferrous Succinate 1 0Omg Tab otc 30 Pk
'Ferrous Sulfate 300mg Ent Tab otc 1 00 Pk
Ferrous Sulfate 1 25mg/ml O/L ©
Iron Dextran 100mg/2ml Inj Sol 2ml Pk ©
021431
Novofumar
NOP
1.9000
094706
Ferrous
Fumarate
DTC
2.0000
012238
Fersamal
GLA
4.2000
437018
Palafer
BEE
0.0255
031097
Ferrous
Gluconate
WAM
1.8000
021458
Novoferrogluc
NOP
1 .9000
094714
Ferrous
Gluconate
DTC
2.0000
033650
Fergon
WIN
2.2000
033146
Fergon
WIN
0.0086
004952
Cerevon
CAL
3.0000
232998
Novoferrosulfa
NOP
1.9000
017841
Fer-in-Sol
MJO
0.0596
009598
Imferon
FIS
1.2210
20:12 Coagulants and Anti-Coagulants
Oicumarol 50mg Tab ©
Not interchangeable
Heparin 10.000USP U/ml Inj Sol 5ml Pk
Not interchangeable
Heparin 1 .000USP U/ml Inj Sol 1 0ml Pk
Not interchangeable
Nicoumalone 4mg Tab ©
Not Interchangeable
Nicoumalone 1 mg Tab ©
Not interchangeable
Phenindione 50mg Tab ©
Not Interchangeable
Warfarin 1 0mg Tab ©
Not interchangeable
Warfarin 5mg Tab ©
Not interchangeable
Warfarin 2.5mg Tab O
Not interchangeable
000388
Dicoumarol
ABB
0.0417
010022
Dufalone
FRS
0.0582
304050
Heparin
AHA
2.5500
338583
Hepalean
HRS
4.1030
263796
Heparin
ORG
4.2350
038091
Heparin
ABB
5.3000
338575
Hepalean
HRS
0.8360
022454
Heparin
ORG
1.0450
000205
Heparin
ABB
1.5500
010391
Sintrom
GEI
0.1519
010383
Sintrom
GEI
0.0479
010189
Danilone
FRS
0.0704
009342
Coumadin
END
0.0770
026174
Athrbmbin-K
PFR
0.0495
009326
Coumadin
END
0.0505
476870
Warnenn
PDA
0.0539
010308
Warfilone
FRS
0.0695
009318
Coumadin
END
0.0456
2485
76 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
24:00 Cardiovascular Drugs
O. Reg. 928/79
24:04 Cardiac Drugs
Digoxin 0.25mg Tab Q
Not interchangeable
Digoxin 0.1 25mg Tab O
Not Interchangeable
Digoxin 0.05mg/ml O/L ©
Not interchangeable
Digoxin 0.50mg/2ml Inj Sol 2ml Pk
Not interchangeable
Digoxin 0.05mg/ml Inj Sol 1ml Pk
Not Interchangeable
Note
Disopyramide 1 50mg Cap ©
Disopyramide 1 QOmg Cap ©
Metoprolol Tartrate 1 0Omg Tab ©
Metoproioi Tartrate 50mg Tab ©
Procainamide HCI 500mg Cap O
Procainamide HCI 375mg Cap ©
Procainamide HCI 250mg Cap ©
Procainamide HCI
1 OOOmg/ 1 0ml Inj Sol 1 0ml Pk
Propranolol 1 20mg Tab ©
Propranolol 80mg Tab ©
Propranolol 40mg Tab ©
Propranolol 10mg Tab ©
Quinidine Bisulfate 250mg Tab ©
Quinidine Gluconate 325mg Tab ©
Quinidine Polygalacturonate 275mg Tab ©
Quinidine Sulfate 200mg Tab ©
Quinidine Sulphate 300mg Tab ©
Timolol Maleate 1 0mg Tab Q
Timolol Maleate 5mg Tab ©
004685
Lanoxin
BWE
0.0193
035319
Lanoxin
BWE
0.0193
242713
Lanoxin
BWE
0.0385
004464
Lanoxin
BWE
0.6820
004456
Lanoxin
BWE
0.8250
n the same drug product.
396389
Norpace
SEA
0.1947
439363
Rythmodan
ROU
0.2063
396370
Norpace
SEA
0.1375
382876
Rythmodan
ROU
0.1499
397431
Lopresor
GEI
0.1752
402540
Betaloc
AST
0.1760
402605
Betaloc
AST
0.1076
397423
Lopresor
GEI
0.1082
353523
Pronestyl
SQU
0.1680
296031
Pronestyl
SQU
0.1245
029076
Pronestyl
SQU
0.0925
029181
Pronestyl
SQU
3.5500
456578
Inderal
AYE
0.2025 +
313602
Inderal
AYE
0.1575
002666
Inderal
AYE
0.0948
002658
Inderal
AYE
0.0533
249580
Biquin
AST
0.1896
026875
Quinate
ROG
0.1990
026131
Cardioquin
PFR
0.2695
094412
Quinidine
DTC
0.1215
026883
Quinidine
ROG
0.1260
004782
Quinidine
BWE
0.1320
021733
Novoquinidine
NOP
0.1320
00361 1
Quinidine
AHA
0.1325
023868
Quinidine
PDA
0.1340
346837
Quinidex
Extentabs
ROB
0.2200
353922
Blocadren
FRS
0.1859
353914
Blocadren
FRS
0.0929
2486
O. Reg. 928/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
24:00 Cardiovascular Drugs
24:06 Antilipemic Drugs
Cholestyramine Resin
440mg, g Oral Pc 378g Pk ©
Clofibrate 500mg Cao O
77
464880 Questran
002038 Atromid-S
337382 Novofibrate
BRI 15.5100
AYE 0.0720
NOP 0.0740
24:08 Hypotensive Drugs (For Diuretics See 40:28)
Bethanidine Sulfate 1 Qmg Tab ©
Chlorthalidone 100mg Tab O
Chlorthalidone 50mg : ab ©
Clonidine HCI 0 2mg Tab ©
Clonidine HCI 0.1 mg Tab ©
Debrisoquine Sulfate 20mg Tab ©
Debrisoquine Sulfate 10mg Tab O
Diazoxide 300mg -20ml Inj Sol 20ml Pk
Ethacrynic Acid 50mg Tab O
Furosemide 40mg Tab O
Furosemide 20mg TaD Q
Furosemide 1 0mg ml O L O
Furosemide 20mg, 2ml Inj Sol 2ml Pk
Guanethidine Sulfate 25mg Tab O
Guanethidine Sulfate 10mg Tab O
CONTINUED
035270
Esbaloid
BWE
0.0880
398373
Chlorthalidone
DTC
0.0590
360287
Apo-
Chlorthalidone
APX
0.0605
293881
Uridon
ICN
0.0605
337455
Novothalidone
NOP
0.0650
010421
Hygroton
GEI
0.0792
398365
Chlorthalidone
DTC
0.0410
360279
Apo-
Chlorthalidone
APX
0.0435
298964
Uridon
ICN
0.0440
337447
Novothalidone
NOP
0.0450
010413
Hygroton
GEI
0.0590
291889
Catapres
BOE
0.1815
259527
Catapres
BOE
0.1012
255424
Declinax
HLR
0.0990
255432
Declinax
HLR
0.0660
269271
Hyperstat
SCH
12.6500
016497
Edecrin
MSD
0.1478
396249
Furosemide
DTC
0.0300
362166
Apo-Furosemide
APX
0.0320
337749
Novosemide
NOP
0.0346
332275
Furoside
ICN
0.0352
344079
Uritol
HOR
0.0700
012580
Lasix
HOE
0.0753
337730
Novosemide
NOP
0.0320
396788
Apo-Furosemide
APX
0.0330
353612
Furoside
ICN
0.0330
289590
Lasix
HOE
0.0576
432342
Lasix
HOE
0.1364 +
217743
Lasix
HOE
1.2848
396753
Apo-
Guanethidine
APX
0.1195
005517
Ismelin
CIB
0.1666
.396745
Apo-
Guanethidine
APX
0.0695
005509
Ismelin
CIB
0.0943
2487
78 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
24:00 Cardiovascular Drugs
O. Reg. 928/79
24:08 Hypotensive Drugs (For Diuretics See 40:28)
CONTINUED
Hydralazine HCI 50mg Tab Q
Hydralazine HCI 25mg Tab 0
Hydralazine HC1 1 0mg Tab ©
Hydralazine HCI 20mg/ml Inj Sol 1 ml Pk
Hydrochlorothiazide 50mg Tab 0
Hydrochlorothiazide 25mg Tab 0
Hydrochlorothiazide & Spironolactone
25mg & 25mg Tab 0
Hydrochlorothiazide & Triamterene
25mg & 50mg Tab ©
Methyldopa 500mg Tab 0
Methyldopa 250mg Tab O
Methyldopa 1 25mg Tab O
005541
005533
005525
005274
209821
436976
092703
021482
312800
263907
005576
016519
436968
092681
021474
326844
263893
005568
016500
181528
Apresotine
Apresoline
Apresoline
Apresoline
Hydrochloro-
thiazide
Hydro-Aquil
Hydrochloro-
thiazide
Novohydrazide
Apo-Hydro-
chlorothiazide
Urozide
Esidrix
HydroDIURIL
Hydro-Aquil
Hydrochloro-
thiazide
Novohydrazide
Apo-Hydro-
chlorothiazide
Urozide
Esidrix
HydroDIURIL
CIB 0.1138
CIB 0.0724
CIB 0.0427
CIB 1.1610
SAP
BEE
DTC
NOP
APX
ICN
CIB
MSD
BEE
DTC
NOP
APX
ICN
CIB
MSD
1 80408 Aldactazide
Dyazide SKF
0.0063
0.0070
0.0110
0.0117
0.0129
0.0181
0.0368
0.0381
0.0056
0.0095
0.0104
0.0109
0.0149
0.0263
0.0276
SEA 0.1241
0.0776
456020
Methyldopa
DTC
0.1400
426830
Apo-Methyldopa
APX
0.1419
353639
Dopamet
ICN
0.1447
337498
Novomedopa
NOP
0.1515
016586
Aldomet
MSD
0.1654
456004
Methyldopa
DTC
0.0650
360260
Apo-Methyldopa
APX
0.0699
250392
Dopamet
ICN
0.0715
337471
Novomedopa
NOP
0.0755
016578
Aldomet
MSD
0.0831
456012
Methyldopa
DTC
0.0475
360252
Apo-Methyldopa
APX
0.0484
337463
Novomedopa
NOP
0.0490
353620
Dopamet
ICN
0.0517
016551
Aldomet
MSD
0.0647
CONTINUED
2488
O. Reg. 928/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
24:00 Cardiovascular Drugs
79
24:08 Hypotensive Drugs (For Diuretics See 40:28)
CONTINUED
Methyldopa & Hydrochlorothiazide
250mg & 25mg Tab ©
Methyldopa & Hydrochlorothiazide
250mg & 1 5mg Tab ©
Metoprolol Tartrate 1 0Omg Tab Q
Metoprolol Tartrate 50mg Tab O
Pindolol 1 5mg Tab ©
Pindolol 10mgTab©
Pindolol 5mg Tab ©
Prazosin HCI 5mg Cap ©
Prazosin HCI 2mg Cap ©
Prazosin HCI 1mg Cap ©
Prazosin HCI 0.5mg Cap ©
Propranolol 1 20mg Tab ©
Propranolol 80mg Tab ©
Propranolol 40mg Tab ©
Propranolol 1 0mg Tab Q
Rauwolf ia Serpentina 1 0Omg Tab ©
Rauwolfia Serpentina 50mg Tab ©
Reserpine 0.25mg Tab ©
Reserpine 0.1 mg Tab O
Reserpine 5mg/2ml Inj Sol 2ml Pk
Sodium Nitroprusside Dihydrate
Inj Pd 50mg Pk
Spironolactone 100mg Tab ©
Spironolactone 25mg Tab ©
Timolol Maleate 10mg Tab ©
Timolol Maleate 5mg Tab ©
Triamterene 1 0Omg Tab Q
140597
Aldonl-25
MSD
0.1248
140589
Aidoril-15
MSD
0.1133
397431
402540
Lopresor
Betaloc
GEI
AST
0.1752
0.1760
402605
397423
Betaloc
Lopresor
AST
GEI
0.1076
0.1082
417289
Visken
SAN
0.3498
443174
Visken
SAN
0.2382
417270
Visken
SAN
0.1430
381551
Minipress
PFI
0.1826
381535
Minipress
PFi
0.1354
381527
Minipress
PFI
0.0944
381519
Minipress
PFI
0.0755
456578
Inderal
AYE
0.2025 +
313602
Inderal
AYE
0.1575
002666
Inderal
AYE
0.0948
002658
Inderal
AYE
0.0533
029459
Raudixin
SOU
0.1140
029440
Raudixin
SOU
0.0695
021784
093238
001 538
005665
Novoreserpine
Reserpine
Reserpanca
Serpasil
NOP
DTC
ANC
CIB
0.0165
0.0250
0.0330
0.0444
09321 1
001511
005657
Reserpine
Reserpanca
Serpasil
DTC
ANC
CIB
0.0160
0.0203
0.0258
005290
Serpasil
CIB
1.8060
336459
- Nipride
HLR
8.2500
285455
Aldactone
SEA
0.4114
028606
Aldactone
SEA
0.1113
353922
Blocadren
FRS
0.1859
353914
Blocadren
FRS
0.0929
027138
Dyrenium
SKF
0.0814
CONTINUED
2489
80
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 928/79
24:00 Cardiovascular Drugs
24:08 Hypotensive Drugs (For Diuretics See 40:28)
CONTINUED
Triamterene 50mg Tab O
299715 Dyrenium
SKF 0.0601
Hypertension: Fixed Combination Drugs
A fixed combination drug is not indicated (or initial therapy of hypertension. Hypertension requires therapy titrated to the individual patient.
Recognizing this, if the fixed combination drug meets that titrated dose of its individual components, its use may be more convenient in the
management of the individual patient. The treatment of hypertension is not static, it must be re-evaluated as conditions in each patient war-
rant Adapted from F-O-C reports. Sept. 11.1 972. p.8 (FDA Cardiovascular Advisory Committee)
24:12 Vasodilating Drugs
Erythro! Tetranitrate 1 0mg SL Tab ©
Isosorbide Dinitrate 30mg Tab 0
Isosorbide Dinitrate 1 0mg Tab ©
Isosorbide Dinitrate 5mg SL Tab ©
* Nitroglycerin 0.6mg SL Tab 1 00 Pk 0
Nitroglycerin 0.3mg SL Tab 1 00 Pk 0
Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate 80mg Tab ©
Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate 20mg Tab 0
Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate 10mg Tab ©
299790
Cardilate-10
CAL
0.0434
446696
279536
Coronex
Isordil
AYE
WYE
0.0858
0.0860
446688
208973
Coronex
Isordil
AYE
WYE
0.0319
0.0338
446661
243116
Coronex
Isordil
AYE
WYE
0.0314
0.0330
015962
990620
003662
Nitroglycerin
Nitrostat
Nitrostabilin
LIL
PDA
AHA
1.4850
1 .6000
1 .8500
015954
037613
Nitroglycerin
Nitrostat
LIL
PDA
1.4850
1 .6000
476579
Peritrate Forte
PDA
0.1215
476609
Peritrate
PDA
0.0670
476595
Peritrate
PDA
0.0535
2490
O. Reg. 928/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
81
28:00 Central Nervous System Drugs
28:08 Analgesics
'Acetaminophen 500mg Tab O
* Acetaminophen 325mg Tab O
Acetaminophen 100mg/ml O/L ©
Acetaminophen 90mg/ml O/L O
Acetaminophen 24mg/ml O/L O
Acetaminophen Compound with Codeine
30mg Tab
Acetaminophen Compound with Codeine
1 5mg Tab
Acetaminophen with Codeine 60mg Tab
Acetaminophen with Codeine 30mg Tab
* Acetylsalicylic Acid 300mg Tab otc 300 Pk
* Acetylsalicylic Acid 650mg Ent Tab O
'Acetylsalicylic Acid 325mg Ent Tab O
Acetylsalicylic Acid 640mg Sup
Acetylsalicylic Acid 600mg Sup
Acetylsalicylic Acid 320mg Sup
Acetylsalicylic Acid 1 60mg Sup
Acetylsalicylic Acid 1 50mg Sup
Anileridine HCI 25mg Tab
Anileridine Phosphate
25mg/ml Inj Sol 1ml Pk
ASA Compound with Codeine 60mg Tab
CONTINUED
292486
013668
446114
291412
277193
330876
293482
017590
229229
373710
1 32454
293539
373702
017825
330884
229202
017558
372358
425389
293512
425370
372331
293504
439843
396516
391921
092754
229296
010340
216666
027189
010332
315133
451746
315117
377961
451738
010014
009857
108189
Campain
Atasol Forte
Exdol
Tylenol
Rounox
Robigesic
Atasol
Tylenol
Campain
Exdol
Tylenol
Atasol
Exdol
Tempra
Robigesic
Campain
Tylenol
Exdol-30
Tylenol No.3
Atasol-30
Tylenol No. 2
Exdol-15
Atasol- 15
Empracet-60
Tylenol No. 4
Empracet-30
ASA
Novasen
Entrophen
Novasen
Ecotnn
Entrophen
Supasa
Sal-Adult
Supasa
Supasa
Sal-Infant
Leritine
Leritine
294
WIN
HOR
FRS
MCN
ROG
ROB
HOR
MCN
WIN
FRS
MCN
HOR
FRS
MJO
ROB
WIN
MCN
FRS
MCN
HOR
MCN
FRS
HOR
CAL
MCN
CAL
DTC
NOP
FRS
NOP
SKF
FRS
NRD
BEE
NRD
NRD
BEE
FRS
FRS
FRS
0.0295
0.0315
0.0345
0.0355
0.0180
0.0198
0.0214
0.0224
0.0225
0.0236
0.0792
0.0680
0.0753
0.0997
0.0132
0.0170
0.0175
0.0850
0.0850
0.0875
0.0558
0.0574
0.0585
0.1760
0.1805
0.0880
2.0000
0.0162
0.0308
0.0098
0.0121
0.0164
0.2541
0.2429
0.2178
0.1914
0.1733
0.1250
0.6752
0.1588
2491
82
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 928/79
28:00 Central Nervous System Drugs
28:08 Analgesics
CONTINUED
ASA Compound with Codeine 30mg Tab
ASA Compound with Codeine 1 5mg Tab
ASA Compound with Oxycodone Tab
Codeine Phosphate 60mg Tab
Codeine Phosphate 30mg Tab
Codeine Phosphate 1 5mg Tab
Codeine Phosphate 5mg/ml O/L
Codeine Phosphate 30mg/ml Inj Sol 1 ml Pk
Colchicine 1mg Tab
Colchicine 0.6mg Tab
Fenoprofen Calcium 600mg Tab O
Fenoprofen Calcium 300mg Cap O
Ibuprofen 600mg Tab O
Ibuprofen 400mg Tab O
Ibuprofen 300mg Tab O
Ibuprofen 200mg Tab O
Ibuprofen 400mg Cap O
Ibuprofen 300mg Cap ©
Ibuprofen 200mg Cap O
Indomethacin 50mg Cap
Indomethacin 25mg Cap
Indomethacin lOOmgSup
Ketoprofen 50mg Cap Q
Levorphanol Tartrate 2mg Tab
Levorphanol Tartrate 2mg/ml Inj Sol 1ml Pk
Meperidine HCI 50mg Tab
CONTINUED
095516
AC&C
DTC
0.0580
230448
Ancasal 30
ANC
0.0698
219843
292
FRS
0.0778
095508
AC&C
DTC
0.0405
230421
Ancasal 1 5
ANC
0.0407
108103
282
FRS
0.0530
103535
Percodan
END
0.0825
093149
Codeine
DTC
0.1345
003247
Codeine
AHA
0.1350
003239
Codeine
AHA
0.0675
093130
Codeine
DTC
0.0750
018694
Codeine
NDA
0.0840
003220
Codeine
AHA
0.0420
093122
Codeine
DTC
0.0475
018686
Codeine
NDA
0.0480
093114
Codeine
DTC
0.0175
018678
Codeine
NDA
0.0190
303879
Codeine
AHA
0.2400
029742
Codeine
ABB
0.2600
206032
Colchicine
ROG
0.0990
287873
Colchicine
ROG
0.0525
094382
Colchicine
DTC
0.0592
000396
Colchicine
ABB
0.0684
345504
Nalfon
LIL
0.1938
328642
Nalfon
LIL
0.0989
48491 1
Motrin
UPJ
0.1700 +
364142
Motrin
UPJ
0.1255
327794
Motrin
UPJ
0.0940
252409
Motrin
UPJ
0.0770
443204
Amersol
HOR
0.1020
443190
Amersol
HOR
0.0800
443182
Amersol
HOR
0.0655
016047
Indocid
MSD
0.2210
016039
Indocid
MSD
0.1171
016233
Indocid
MSD
0.5266
336440
Orudis
RPP
0.1274
013366
Levo-Dromoran
HLR
0.0968
01 2904
Levo-Dromoran
HLR
0.6644
003506
Pethidine
AHA
0.0435
033685
Demerol
WIN
0.0517
2492
O. Reg. 928/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
28:00 Central Nervous System Drugs
83
28:08 Analgesics
CONTINUED
Meperidine HCI
1500mg/30ml Inj Sol 30ml Pk
Meperidine HCI 100mg/2ml Inj Sol 2ml Pk
Meperidine HCI 100mg/ml Inj Sol 1ml Pk
Meperidine HCI 50mg/ml Inj Sol 1 ml Pk
Morphine Sulfate 1 5mg/ml Inj Sol 1 ml Pk
Naproxen 250mg Tab ©
Naproxen 1 25mg Tab ©
Oxymorphone HCI 5mg Sup
Oxymorphone HC1 1 5mg/ml Inj Sol 1ml Pk
Pentazocine 50mg Tab
Pentazocine 300mg/10ml Inj Sol 10ml Pk
Phenylbutazone 1 0Omg Tab
Phenylbutazone 1 0Omg Ent Tab
Propoxyphene 65mg Tab ©
Propoxyphene Cap ©
990493
Demerol
WIN
1.9500
990477
Demerol
WIN
0.2068
033308
Demerol
WIN
0.1980
029947
Pethidine
ABB
0.2200
036242
Demerol
WIN
0.1980
029920
Pethidine
ABB
0.2200
335371
Morphine
AHA
0.2125
029971
Morphine
ABB
0.2700
335193
Naprosyn
SYN
0.2442
299413
Naprosyn
SYN
0.1331
009245
Numorphan
END
0.9166
009229
Numorphan
END
0.6930
033731
Talwin
WIN
0.1206
036277
Talwin
WIN
2.0000
439231
Malgesic
BEE
0.0094
017116
Butagesic
MAN
0.0115
093041
Phenylbutazone
DTC
0.0125
312789
Apo-
Phenylbutazone
APX
0.0131
021660
Novobutazone
NOP
0.0136
271497
Phenbutazone
ICN
0.0175
010502
Butazolidin
GEI
0.0886
258377
Intrabutazone
ORG
0.0867
010081
642
FRS
0.0567
209880
Propoxyphene
SAP
0.0175
151351
Novopropoxyn
NOP
0.0250
236780
Pro-65
ICN
0.0303
261432
Darvon-N
LIL
0.0621
Presenters are cautioned against ordering large amounts of propoxyphene tor patients with a history o» emotional disturbances or a history
ot misuse ot central nervous system drugs, including alcohol.
Tolmetin Sodium 200mg Tab O
28:10 Narcotic Antagonists
364126 Tolectin
MCN 0.1310
Levallorphan Tartrate
1mg/ml Inj Sol 1ml Pk
115584
Lorfan
HLR
0.7678
Naloxone HCI 0.4mg/ml Inj Sol 1 ml Pk
268712
Narcan
END
2.3848
2493
84
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28:00 Central Nervous System Drugs
28:12 Anticonvulsants
Carbamazepine 2C0mg Tab O
Clonazepam 2rr.g Tan O
Clonazepam 0.5mg Tab O
Ethosuximide 25Cmg Cap O
Ethosuximide 50mg, mi O L O
Mephenytoin lOOmg Tab O
Mephobarbital 2C0mg Tab O
Mephobarbital ICQmg Tab O
Methsuximide 300mg Cap O
Paramethadione 300mg Cap O
Phenobarbital ICCmg Tab ©
Phenobarbital 60mg Tab 0
Phenobarbital 3Qrr,g Tab O
Phenobarbital 1 5mg Tab O
Phenobarbital 4mg ml O/L G
Phenobarbital 1 20mg/ml Inj Sol 1ml Pk
Phensuximide 500mg Cap O
Phensuximide 60mg-'ml O/L O
Phenytoin (Diphenylhydantoin)
50mg Tab G
Phenytoin (Diphenylhydantoin)
1 0Omg Cap O
Phenytoin (Diphenylhydantoin)
30mg Cap O
Phenytoin (Diphenylhydantoin)
25mg/mlO/LO
Phenytoin (Diphenylhydantoin)
6mg, ml O/L O
Phenytoin (Diphenylhydantoin)
25Cmg/5ml Inj Sol 5ml Pk
Phenytoin (Diphenylhydantoin)
10Cmg.'2ml Inj Sol 2ml Pk
010405
Tegretol
GEI
0.1542
382341
Rivotnl
HLR
0.1254
382325
Rivotnl
HLR
0.0720
022799
Zarontin
PDA
0.1075
023485
Zarontm
PDA
0.0247
027421
Mesantoin
SAN
0.0424
033715
Mebaral
WIN
0.0869
033707
Mebaral
WIN
0.0545
022302
Celontin
PDA
0.1270
000051
Paradione
ABB
0.1011
093564
046868
Phenobarbital
Phenooarbital
DTC
ANC
0.0100
0.0137
093556
023317
Phenobarbital
Phenobarbital
DTC
PDA
0.0081
0.0090
046841
093521
023809
Phenobarbital
Phenobarbital
Phenobarbital
ANC
DTC
PDA
0.0039
0.0043
0.0047
045833
093505
023795
Phenobarbital
Phenobarbital
Phenobarbital
ANC
DTC
PDA
0.0032
0.0034
0.0039
093483
293639
Phenobarbital
Phenobarbital
DTC
ANC
0.0057
0.0072
033367
Luminal
WIN
0.2990
022310
Milontin
PDA
0.1197
023469
Milontin
PDA
0.0262
023698
Dilantin
PDA
0.0257
037435
022780
Novophenytoin
Dilantin
NOP
PDA
0.0170
0.0199
022772
Dilantin
PDA
0.0200
023450
Dilantin
PDA
0.0177
023442
Dilantin
PDA
0.0148
271705
Dilantin
PDA
3.1180
245453
Dilantin
PDA
1.8850
CONTINUED
2494
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85
28:12 Anticonvulsants
CONTINUED
Primidone 250mg Tab O
Primidone 125mg Tab O
Primidone 50mg/ml O/L ©
Trimethadione 300mg Cap O
Valproate Sodium 50mg/ml O/LO
Valproic Acid 250mg Cap ©
294985
396761
002631
Sertan
Apo-Primidone
Mysoline
ICN
APX
AYE
0.0429
0.0440
0.0457
295116
399310
002623
Sertan
Apo-Primidone
Mysoline
ICN
APX
AYE
0.0270
0.0275
0.0290
052965
Mysoline
AYE
0.0120
000094
Trimedone
ABB
0.0643
443832
Depakene
ABB
0.0359
443840
Depakene
ABB
0.1617
28:16:04 Psychotherapeutic Agents Antidepressants
Amitriptyline 50mg Tab ©
Amitriptyline 25mg Tab O
Amitriptyline 10mg Tab ©
Amitriptyline 2mg/ml O/L Q
Clomipramine HCI 25mg Tab O
Clomipramine HCI 10mg Tab O
Oesipramine 50mg Tab Q
Oesipramine 25mg Tab Q
CONTINUED
398462
Amitriptyline
SAP
0.0330
377899
Amitriptyline
DTC
0.0425
271152
Levate
ICN
0.0462
335088
Apo-
Amitriptyline
APX
0.0495
037427
Novotriptyn
NOP
0.0530
446467
Deprex
BEE
0.0625
016349
Elavil
MSD
0.1260
251275
Amitriptyline
SAP
0.0145
377880
Amitriptyline
DTC
0.0204
335061
Apo-
Amitriptyline
APX
0.0210
037419
Novotriptyn
NOP
0.0222
306320
Levate
ICN
0.0253
446459
Deprex
BEE
0.0374
016330
Elavil
MSD
0.0651
251283
Amitriptyline
SAP
0.0107
377872
Amitriptyline
DTC
0.0135
446440
Deprex
BEE
0.0153
335053
Apo-
Amitriptyline
APX
0.0195
29391 1
Levate
ICN
0.0198
037400
Novotriptyn
NOP
0.0200
016322
Elavil
MSD
0.0352
016306
Elavil
MSD
0.0166
324019
Anafranil
GEI
0.1550
330566
Anafranil
GEI
0.1240
353876
Norpramin
MER
0.2134
353868
Norpramin
MER
0.1210
010448
Pertofrane
GEI
0.1554
2495
86
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28:00 Central Nervous System Drugs
28:16:04 Psychotherapeutic Agents Antidepressants
CONTINUED
Doxepin HCI 100mg Cap ©
Doxepin HCI 75mg Cap ©
Doxepin HCI 50mg Cap ©
Doxepin HCI 25mg Cap ©
Doxepin HCI 1 0mg Cap ©
Imipramine 50mg Tab ©
Imipramine 25mg Tab ©
Imipramine 10mg Tab ©
-Isocarboxazid 10mg Tab Q
Maprotiline HCI 75mg Tab ©
Maprotiline HCI 50mg Tab ©
Maprotiline HCI 25mg Tab ©
Nortriptyline 25mg Cap ©
Nortriptyline 1 0mg Cap ©
••Phenelzine Sulfate 1 5mg Tab ©
Protriptyline 1 0mg Tab ©
Protriptyline 5mg Tab ©
••Tranylcypromine Sulfate 10mg Tab O
Trimipramine 100mg Tab ©
Trimipramine 50mg Tab ©
Trimipramine 25mg Tab ©
Trimipramine 1 2.5mg Tab ©
CONTINUED
326925
Sinequan
PFI
0.3862
400750
Sinequan
PFI
0.2931
024341
Sinequan
PFI
0.2043
024333
Sinequan
PFI
0.1103
024325
Sinequan
PFI
0.0896
209848
Imipramine
SAP
0.0222
377929
Imipramine
DTC
0.0395
326852
Apo-lmipramine
APX
0.0480
021520
Novopramine
NOP
0.0485
236721
Impril
ICN
0.0550
010480
Tofranil
GEI
0.1810
209864
Imipramine
SAP
0.0150
406546
Arlab
Imipramine
USV
0.0187
377910
Imipramine
DTC
0.0295
312797
Apo-lmipramine
APX
0.0335
021512
Novopramine
NOP
0.0350
236756
Impril
ICN
0.0429
010472
Tofranil
GEI
0.0996
209856
Imipramine
SAP
0.0107
406538
Arlab
Imipramine
USV
0.0141
377902
Imipramine
DTC
0.0195
360201
Apo-lmipramine
APX
0.0240
021504
Novopramine
NOP
0.0245
236748
Impril
ICN
0.0275
010464
Tofranil
GEI
0.0626
013307
Marplan
HLR
0.0814
36051 1
Ludiomil
CIB
0.3134
360503
Ludiomil
CIB
0.2266
360481
Ludiomil
CIB
0.1226
015237
Aventyl
LIL
0.1155
015229
Aventyl
LIL
0.0578
476552
Nardil
PDA
0.1312
322741
Triptil
MSD
0.1695
322261
Triptil
MSD
0.1191
0271 1 1
Parnate
SKF
0.1273
025852
Surmontil
RPP
0.3240
025844
Surmontil
RPP
0.1894
025836
Surmontil
RPP
0.1095
025828
Surmontil
RPP
0.0750
2496
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28:16:04 Psychotherapeutic Agents Antidepressants
CONTINUED
Trimipramine 75mg Cap ©
442437 Surmontil
RPP 0.2577 ~
28:16:08 Psychotherapeutic Agents Tranquilizers
Chlordiazepoxide 25mg Cap O
Chlordiazepoxide 10mg Cap ©
Chlordiazepoxide 5mg Cap ©
Chlormezanone 200mg Tab ©
Chlorpromazine 200mg Tab ©
Chlorpromazine 1 0Omg Tab Q
398438
Chlordiaze-
poxide
DTC
0.0310
020931
Novopoxide
NOP
0.0340
446793
Protensin
AYE
0.0350
267090
Corax
ICN
0.0435
451495
C-Tran
BEE
0.0528
013498
Solium
HOR
0.0810
012645
Librium
HLR
0.0990
251267
Chlordiaze-
poxide
SAP
0.0105
39841 1
Chlordiaze-
poxide
DTC
0.0166
446785
Protensin
AYE
0.0179
020923
Novopoxide
NOP
0.0204
451487
C-Tran
BEE
0.0219
235873
Corax
ICN
0.0251
013471
Solium
HOR
0.0350
012637
Librium
HLR
0.0546
398403
Chlordiaze-
poxide
DTC
0.0160
446777
Protensin
AYE
0.0167
020915
Novopoxide
NOP
0.0195
295051
Corax
ICN
0.0275
451479
C-Tran
BEE
0.0288
013463
Solium
HOR
0.0394
012629
Librium
HLR
0.0481
033626
Trancopal
WIN
0.1125
025518
Largactil
RPP
0.1172
249041
Chlorpromazine
DTC
0.0265
232831
Novochlorpro-
mazine
NOP
0.0300
210684
Chlorpromazine
SAP
0.0312 +
017019
Chlor-Promanyl
MAN
0.0400
312681
Apo-
Chlorpromazine
APX
0.0490
271128
Chlorprom
ICN
0.0495
025496
Largactil
RPP
0.0682
CONTINUED
2497
88
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28:00 Central Nervous System Drugs
28:16:08 Psychotherapeutic Agents Tranquilizers
CONTINUED
Chlorpromazine 50mg Tab O
Chlorpromazine 25mg Tab ©
Chlorpromazine 1 0mg Tab ©
Chlorpromazine 40mg/ml O/L ©
Chlorpromazine 20mg/ml O/L ©
Chlorpromazine 5mg/ml O/L ©
Chlorpromazine 1 0Omg Sup
Chlorpromazine 50mg/2ml Inj Sol 2ml Pk
Chlorprothixene 1 0Omg Tab ©
Chlorprothixene 50mg Tab ©
Chlorprothixene 1 5mg Tab ©
Ciorazepate Dipotassium 1 5mg Cap ©
Ciorazepate Dipotassium 7.5mg Cap ©
Ciorazepate Dipotassium 3.75mg Cap ©
Diazepam 1 0mg Tab ©
249394
Chlorpromazine
DTC
0.0180
209910
Chlorpromazine
SAP
0.0192 +
232807
Novochlorpro-
mazine
NOP
0.0195
017000
Chlor-Promanyl
MAN
0.0285
312673
Apo-
Chlorpromazine
APX
0.0290
271101
Chlorprom
ICN
0.0292
025488
Largactil
RPP
0.0356
209902
Chlorpromazine
SAP
0.0132 +
232823
Novochlorpro-
mazine
NOP
0.0150
249033
Chlorpromazine
DTC
0.0155
016993
Chlor-Promanyl
MAN
0.0188
312703
Apo-
Chlorpromazine
APX
0.0195
295086
Chlorprom
ICN
0.0209
025461
Largactil
RPP
0.0244
232157
Novochlorpro-
mazine
NOP
0.0130
025453
Largactil
RPP
0.0213
025186
Largactil
RPP
0.0937
025178
Largactil
RPP
0.0254
025151
Largactil
RPP
0.0079
025283
Largactil
RPP
0.3564
163953
Largactil
RPP
0.4840
013250
Tarasan
HLR
0.2294
013242
Tarasan
HLR
0.1309
013234
Tarasan
HLR
0.0649
264911
Tranxene
ABB
0.1990
264946
Tranxene
ABB
0.1223
264938
Tranxene
ABB
0.0878
315052
Serenack
NRD
0.0088
432393
D-Tran
BEE
0.0145
446769
Paxel
AYE
0.0150
466891
Diazepam
DTC
0.0155^
272450
Novodipam
NOP
0.0162
272639
E-Pam
ICN
0.0193
405337
Apo-Diazepam ■
APX
00195
013773
Vivol
HOR
0.0531
013293
Valium
HLR
0.0984
CONTINUED
2498
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28:16:08 Psychotherapeutic Agents Tranquilizers
CONTINUED
Diazepam 5mg Tab O
Diazepam 2mg Tab CD
Diazepam 1mg/ml O/L ©
Diazepam lOmg, 2ml Inj Sol 2ml Pk
Fluphenazine Decanoate
125mg/5ml Inj Susp 5ml Pk
Fluphenazine Enanthate
1 25mg/ 5ml Inj Sol 5ml Pk
Fluphenazine HC! 5mg Tab ©
Fluphenazine HCI 2mg Tab ©
Fluphenazine HCI 1 mg Tab ©
Fluspirilene 12mg 6ml Inj Susp 6ml Pk
Haloperidol 10mg Tab O
Haloperidol 5mg Tab O
Haloperidol 2mg Tab ©
Haloperidol img Tab O
Haloperidol 0.5mg Tab O
Haloperidol 2mg ml O/L O
CONTINUED
303461
Diazepam
SAP
0.0055
315079
Serenack
NRD
0.0066
432385
D-Tran
BEE
0.0086
396230
Diazepam
DTC
0.0120
272442
Novodipam
NOP
0.0129
446750
Paxel
AYE
0.0150
362158
Apo-Diazepam
APX
0.0170
280429
E-Pam
ICN
0.0173
013765
Vivol
HOR
0.0327
013285
Valium
HLR
0.0606
432377
D-Tran
BEE
0.0066
315060
Serenack
NRD
0.0066
446742
Paxel
AYE
0.0085
466905
Diazepam
DTC
0.0100 +
272434
Novodipam
NOP
0.0126
405329
Apo-Diazepam
APX
0.0140
272647
E-Pam
ICN
0.0149
013757
Vivol
HOR
0.0234
013277
Valium
HLR
0.0435
013110
Valium
HLR
0.0198
324957
Vivol
HOR
0.6200
012874
Valium
HLR
0.7040
349917
Modecate
SOU
17.5000
029173
Moditen
Enanthate
SOU
14.5000
405361
Apo-
Fluphenazme
APX
0.1795
029408
Moditen HCI
SOU
0.2450
410632
Apo-
Fluphenazine
APX
0.1095
029386
Moditen HCI
SOU
0.1425
405345
Apo-
Fluphenazine
APX
0.0795
029378
Moditen HCI
SOU
0.1070
368393
I MAP
MCN
7.8100
381772
Haldol
MCN
0.3029
017698
Haldol
MCN
0.2077
017671
Haldol
MCN
0.1307
017663
Haldol
MCN
0.0871
017655
Haldol
MCN
0.0580
017582
Haldol
MCN
0.2383
2499
90
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28:00 Central Nervous System Drugs
28:16:08 Psychotherapeutic Agents Tranquilizers
CONTINUED
Haloperidol 5mg/ml Inj Sol 1ml Pk
017574
Haldol
MCN
0.9900
Hydroxyzine 50mg Cap ©
024392
Atarax
PFI
0.1251
Hydroxyzine 25mg Cap 0
024384
Atarax
PFI
0.1016
Hydroxyzine 1 0mg Cap O
024376
Atarax
PFI
0.0676
Hydroxyzine 2mg/ml O/LO
024694
Atarax
PFI
0.0161
Hydroxyzine 500mg/10ml Inj Sol 10ml Pk
024589
Atarax
PFI
5.5440
Lorazepam 2mg Tab O
348333
Ativan
WYE
0.1095
Lorazepam 1 mg Tab 0
348325
Ativan
WYE
0.0695
Meprobamate 400mg Tab O
092738
021547
337943
013846
034142
Meprobamate
Novomepro
Apo-
Meprobamate
Miltown
Equanil
DTC
NOP
APX
HOR
WYE
0.0195
0.0215
0.0225
0.0510
0.0550
Mesoridazine 50mg Tab Q
027464
Serentil
SAN
0.1661
Mesoridazine 25mg Tab 0
027456
Serentil
SAN
0.1204
Mesoridazine 1 0mg Tab 0
027448
Serentil
SAN
0.0974
Mesoridazine 25mg/ml O/L 0
259489
Serentil
SAN
0.1119
Oxazepam 30mg Tab 0
402737
231363
Apo-Oxazepam
Serax
APX
WYE
0.0795 +
0.0958
Oxazepam 1 5mg Tab 0
402745
295698
Apo-Oxazepam
Serax
APX
WYE
0.0545 +
0.0661
Oxazepam 1 0mg Tab O
402680
295701
Apo-Oxazepam
Serax
APX
WYE
0.0445 +
0.0528
Pericyazine 1 0mg Cap O
024899
Neuleptil
RPP
0.0906
Pericyazine 5mg Cap 0
024880
Neuleptil
RPP
0.0612
Pericyazine 10mg/ml O/L 0
379301
Neuleptil
RPP
0.0947
Perphenazine 1 6mg Tab 0
481920
335096
294802
028320
Perphenazine
Apo-
Perphenazine
Phenazine
Trilafon
DTC
APX
ICN
SCH
0.0735 +
0.0840
0.0842
0.1467
Perphenazine 8mg Tab O
294799
456055
335118
028312
Phenazine
Perphenazine
Apo-
Perphenazine
Trilafon
ICN
DTC
APX
SCH
0.0622
0.0625
0.0635
0.1058
CONTINUED
2500
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28:16:08 Psychotherapeutic Agents Tranquilizers
CONTINUED
Perphenazine 4mg Tab ©
Perphenazine 2mg Tab Q
Perphenazine 3.2mg/ml O/L ©
Perphenazine 0.4mg/ml O/L ©
Perphenazine 5mg/ml Inj Sol 1ml Pk
Pfmozide 4mg Tab ©
Pimozide 2mg Tab ©
Piperacetazine 50mg Tab O
Piperacetazine 25mg Tab ©
Piperacetazine 1 0mg Tab ©
Prochlorperazine 25mg Tab ©
Prochlorperazine lOmg Tab ©
Prochlorperazine 5mg Tab ©
Prochlorperazine 1 mg/ml O/L ©
Prochlorperazine 1 0mg Sup
Prochlorperazine 5mg Sup
Prochlorperazine 10mg/2ml Inj Sol 2ml Pk
Promazine 50mg Tab ©
Promazine 25mg Tab ©
Promazine 5mg/ml O/L ©
Thioridazine 1 0Omg Tab ©
456047
296317
335126
028304
Perphenazine
Phenazine
Apo-
Perphenazine
Trilafon
DTC
ICN
APX
SCH
0.0425
0.0479
0.0484
0.0748
456039
296309
335134
028290
Perphenazine
Phenazine
Apo-
Perphenazine
Trilafon
DTC
ICN
APX
SCH
0.0325
0.0347
0.0360
0.0552
028169
Trilafon Cone.
SCH
0.0490
028150
Trilafon
SCH
0.0177
028002
Trilafon
SCH
0.8338
313823
Orap
MCN
0.2189
313815
Orap
MCN
0.1459
279447
Ouide
DOW
0.1205
037362
Quide
DOW
0.0855
037370
Ouide
DOW
0.0500
025704
Stemetil
RPP
0.1247
025690
Stemetil
RPP
0.0916
025682
Stemetil
RPP
0.0765
025216
Stemetil
RPP
0.0177
025364
Stemetil
RPP
0.2552
025356
Stemetil
RPP
0.1683
025100
Stemetil
RPP
0.7128
093599
017132
034185
Promazine
Promanyl
Sparine
DTC
MAN
WYE
0.0275
0.0319
0.0880
093580
017124
034177
Promazine
Promanyl
Sparine
DTC
MAN
WYE
0.0250
0.0264
0.0578
034088
Sparine
WYE
0.0116
271225
456101
360244
037478
027553
Thioril
Thioridazine
Apo-
Thioridazine
Novoridazine
Mellaril
ICN
DTC
APX
NOP
SAN
0.1287
0.1340
0.1350
0.1460
0.1535
CONTINUED
2501
92
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28:00 Central Nervous System Drugs
28:16:08 Psychotherapeutic Agents Tranquilizers
CONTINUED
Thioridazine 50mg Tab Q
Thioridazine 25mg Tab ©
Thioridazine 1 0mg Tab ©
Thioridazine 30mg/ml O/LO
Thioridazine 2mg/ml O/L ©
Thiothixene 1 0mg Cap O
Thiothixene 5mg Cap ©
Thiothixene 2mg Cap ©
Thiothixene 5mg/ml O/L Q
Trifluoperazine 1 0mg Tab ©
238805
Thioridazine
SAP
0.0599
456098
Thioridazine
DTC
0.0650
360236
Apo-
Thioridazine
APX
0.0715
271217
Thioril
ICN
0.0726
037486
Novoridazine
NOP
0.0775
027545
Mellaril
SAN
0.0875
238791
Thioridazine
SAP
0.0360
456071
Thioridazine
DTC
0.0395
360198
Apo-
Thioridazine
APX
0.0425
272728
Thioril
ICN
0.0440
037494
Novoridazine
NOP
0.0460
027537
Mellaril
SAN
0.0638
238783 .
Thioridazine
SAP
0.0180
456063
Thioridazine
DTC
0.0270
360228
Apo-
Thioridazine
APX
0.0280
271209
Thioril
ICN
0.0297
037508
Novoridazine
NOP
0.0300
027529
Mellaril
SAN
0.0506
027359
Mellaril
SAN
0.0603
238775
Thioridazine
SAP
0.0101
027375
Mellaril
SAN
0.0132
024457
Navane
PFI
0.1768
024449
Navane
PFI
0.1373
024430
Navane
PFI
0.0800
157937
Navane
PFI
0.1631
249092
Trifluoperazine
DTC
0.0370
017205
Triflurin
MAN
0.0372
021881
Novolflurazine
NOP
0.0400
280399
Terfluzine
ICN
0.0407
451657
Clinazine
BEE
0.0408
326836
Apo-
-
Trifluoperazine
APX
0.0410
013927
Solazine
HOR
0.0798
027170
Stelazine
SKF
0.1342
CONTINUED
2502
O. Reg. 928/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
93
28:00 Central Nervous System Drugs
28:16:08 Psychotherapeutic Agents Tranquilizers
CONTINUED
Trifluoperazine 5mg Tab (D
Trifluoperazine 2mg Tab O
Trifluoperazine 1 mg Tab Q
Trifluoperazine 10mg. ml O/L ©
Trifluoperazine 4mg Sup
Trifluoperazine 20mg/ 1 0ml Inj Sol 1 0ml Pk
Trifluoperazine 1mg/ml Inj Sol 1ml Pk
021873
Novoflurazine
NOP
0.0215
249084
Trifluoperazine
DTC
0.0220
017191
Triflurin
MAN
0.0262
451649
Clinazine
BEE
0.0270
312746
Apo-
Trifluoperazine
APX
0.0310
271527
Terfluzine
ICN
0.0347
013919
Solazine
HOR
0.0672
027162
Stelazine
SKF
0.1118
021865
Novoflurazine
NOP
0.0140
249076
Trifluoperazine
DTC
0.0185
451630
Clinazine
BEE
0.0187
017183
Triflurin
MAN
0.0220
312754
Apo-
Trifluoperazine
APX
0.0225
303453
Terfluzine
ICN
0.0248
013900
Solazine
HOR
0.0504
027154
Stelazine
SKF
0.0844
021857
Novoflurazine
NOP
0.0130
249068
Trifluoperazine
DTC
0.0185
451622
Clinazine
BEE
0.0187
017175
Triflurin
MAN
0.0193
345539
Apo-
Trifiuoperazine
APX
0.0215
294861
Terfluzine
ICN
0.0226
013897
Solazine
HOR
0.0384
027146
Stelazine
SKF
0.0644
298212
Terfluzine
ICN
0.1430
027022
Stelazine
SKF
0.1476
027030
Stelazine
SKF
0.2695
027006
Stelazine
SKF
5.9730
026999
Stelazine
SKF
0.8287
28:16:12 Psychotherapeutic Agents Other Psychotropics
Lithium Carbonate 300mg Tab Q
Lithium Carbonate 300mg Cap O
Not Interchangeable
Loxapine HCI 25mg/ml O/L O
Loxapine Succinate 50mg Tab O
Loxapine Succinate 25mg Tab O
Loxapine Succinate 10mg Tab ©
Loxapine Succinate 5mg Tab O
024406
Lithane
PFI
0.0260
406775
Lithane
PFI
0.0286
236683
Carbolith
ICN
0.0374
361364
Loxapac
LED
0.2250
346810
Loxapac
LED
0.2230
346802
Loxapac
LED
0.1675
346799
Loxapac
LED
0.1110
346780
Loxapac
LED
0.0590
2503
94
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
28:00 Central Nervous System Drugs
O. Reg. 928/79
28:20 C.N.S. Stimulants
Amphetamine Sulfate 10mg Tab ©
Amphetamine Sulfate 5mg Tab ©
Dexamphetamine Sulfate 5mg Tab 0
Methylphenidate HCI lOmg Tab 0
027057 Benzedrine
027049 Benzedrine
027065 Dexedrine
271462 Methidate
005606 Ritalin
SKF 0.0285 +
SKF 0.0239 +
SKF 0.0859
ICN 0.0671 +
CIB 0.0962
28:24 Sedatives and Hypnotics
Amobarb
Amobarb
Amobarb
Amobarb
Amobarb
Butabarb
Butabarb
Butabarb
Butabarb
Butabarb
Butabarb
Butabarb
tal 1 0Omg Tab O
tal 30mg Tab O
tal 1 5mg Tab ©
tal Sodium 200mg Cap
tal Sodium 60mg Cap 0
tal 1 0Omg Tab
tal 30mg Tab O
tal 1 5mg Tab ©
tal Sodium 1 0Omg Tab
tal Sodium 30mg Tab 0
tal Sodium 1 5mg Tab O
tal Sodium 6mg/ml O/L ©
Chloral Hydrate 500mg Cap ©
Chloral Hydrate 100mg/ml O/L ©
Flurazepam 30mg Cap ©
Flurazepam 1 5mg Cap ©
Methotrimeprazine 50mg Tab ©
Methotrimeprazine 25mg Tab ©
Methotrimeprazine 5mg Tab ©
Methotrimeprazine 2mg Tab 0
Methotrimeprazine 40mg/ml O/L ©
Methotrimeprazine 5mg/ml O/L ©
Methotrimeprazine 25mg/ml Inj Sol 1ml Pk
Paraldehyde O/L©
Paraldehyde Inj Sol 5ml Pk
015636
Amytal
LIL
0.0391
015628
Amytal
LIL
0.0228
015601
Amytal
LIL
0.0189
015156
Amytal Sodium
LIL
0.0549
015148
Amytal Sodium
LIL
0.0248
001481
Day-Barb
ANC
0.0500
001473
Day-Barb
ANC
0.0192
001465
Day-Barb
ANC
0.0154
01 7639
Butisol Sodium
MCN
0.0651
017612
Butisol Sodium
MCN
0.0365
01 7604
Butisol Sodium
MCN
0.0268
017566
Butisol Sodium
MCN
0.0116
406392
092886
020893
295035
029041
Arlab Chloral
Hydrate
Chloral Hydrate
Novochlor-
hydrate
Chloralvan
Noctec
usv
DTC
NOP
ICN
SOU
0.0240
0.0276
0.0310
0.0402
0.0670
029327
Noctec
SOU
0.0112
012718
Dalmane
HLR
0.0824
012696
Dalmane
HLR
0.0781
025607
Nozinan
RPP
0.1456
025593
Nozinan
RPP
0.1049
025585
Nozinan
RPP
0.0469
025577
Nozinan
RPP
0.0356
025208
Nozinan
RPP
0.1503
025194
Nozinan
RPP
0.0183
025003
Nozinan
RPP
0.8151
002755
Paraldehyde
AHA
0.0203
012149
Paraldehyde
GLA
0.5716
CONTINUED
2504
O. Reg. 928/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
95
28:00 Central Nervous System Drugs
28:24 Sedatives and Hypnotics
CONTINUED
Pentobarbital Sodium lOOmg Cap
Pentobarbital Sodium 50mg Cap O
Phenobarbital 1 0Omg Tab 0
Phenobarbital 60mg Tab 0
Phenobarbital 30mg Tab 0
Phenobarbital 1 5mg Tab O
Phenobarbital 4mg/ml O/L 0
Phenobarbital 120mg/ml Inj Sol 1ml Pk
Promethazine HCI 25mg Tab O
Promethazine HCI 10mg Tab O
Promethazine HCI 2mg/ml O/L O
Promethazine HCI 12.5mg Sup
Promethazine HCI 50mg/2ml Inj Sol 2ml Pk
Secobarbital Sodium 100mg Cap
Secobarbital Sodium 50mg Cap O
093572
Pentobarbital
DTC
0.0260
016780
Pentogen
MAN
0.0268
020990
Novopentobarb
NOP
0.0280
000086
Nembutal
ABB
0.0548
000078
Nembutal
ABB
0.0346
093564
Phenobarbital
DTC
0.0100
046868
Phenobarbital
ANC
0.0137
093556
Phenobarbital
DTC
0.0081
02381 7
Phenobarbital
PDA
0.0090
046841
Phenobarbital
ANC
0.0039
093521
Phenobarbital
DTC
0.0043
023809
Phenobarbital
PDA
0.0047
046833
Phenobarbital
ANC
0.0032
093505
Phenobarbital
DTC
0.0034
023795
Phenobarbital
PDA
0.0039
093483
Phenobarbital
DTC
0.0057
298689
Phenobarbital
ANC
0.0072
033367
Luminal
WIN
0.2990
248754
Histantil
ICN
0.0352
213896
Phenergan
RPP
0.0422
025712
Phenergan
RPP
0.0356
025429
Phenergan
RPP
0.0094
025380
Phenergan
RPP
0.3564
025046
Phenergan
RPP
0.4334
016802
Secogen
MAN
0.0268
015288
Seconal
LIL
0.0314
021032
Novosecobarb
NOP
0.0350
016799
Secogen
MAN
0.0240
015261
Seconal
LIL
0.0266
2505
96
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 928/79
36:00 Diagnostic Agents
36:04 Adrenal Insufficiency
Corticotropin Inj Pd 40IU Pk
Corticotropin Inj Pd 251 IU Pk
Cosyntropin Inj Pd 0.25mg Pk
Cosyntropin Zinc Hydroxide
1 mg / ml Inj Susp 1 ml Pk
36:56 Myasthenia Gravis
Edrophonium Chloride
l00mg/10mllnjSol 10mlPk
Neostigmine Methyisuifate
0.5mg/mllnjSol 1mlPk
36:88 Urine Contents
*Cupric Sulfate Reagent Tab 100 Pk O
'Glucose Oxidase Reagent (Qualitative)
Stick 50 Pk O
Glucose Oxidase Reagent (Semi-
Quantitative) Stick 50 Pk ©
Sodium Nitroprusside Reagent
Tab 1 00 Pk ©
Sodium Nitroprusside Reagent
Stick 50 Pk ©
Urine-Glucose Analysis Paper
Strip 1 00 Pk©
Urine-Ketones Analysis Paper
Strip 1 00 Pk ©
"Urine-Sugar Analysis Paper Strip 1 00 Pk ©
023000 ACTH
022993 ACTH
022381 Cortrosyn
253952 Synacthen
Depot
PDA 3.5500
PDA 3.1000
ORG 2.9766
CIB 8.0300
013064
Tensilon
HLR
4.3560
012955
Prostigmin
HLR
0.3630
035122
Clinitest
AME
2.4200
035114
Clinistix
AME
1.6700
035130
Diastix
AME
1.7500
035106
Acetest
AME
4.7200
035092
Ketostix
AME
2.8700
990671
Chemstrip G
USV
2.8930
990698
Chemstrip K
USV
5.0490
035653
Tes-Tape
LIL
2.6400
2506
I
O. Reg. 928/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
40:00 Electrolytic, Caloric and Water Balance
40:08 Alkalinizing Agents
Sodium Bicarbonate
600mg Tab otc 1 00 Pk
Sodium Bicarbonate
300mg Tab otc 1 00 Pk
97
221619 Sodium
Bicarbonate DTC 2.5000
093068 Sodium
Bicarbonate DTC 2.4000
40:12 Replacement Agents
Potassium Chloride 1 2mEq Eff Tab 0
• Potassium Chloride 1 0mEq LA Tab 0
* Potassium Chloride 8mEq LA Tab 0
Potassium Chloride
25mEq/ Pouch OraJ Pd 0"
'Potassium Chloride 2.66mEq/ml O/L 0
Potassium Chloride 1 .33mEq/ml O/L ©
Potassium Chloride
20mEq/10ml Inj Sol 10ml Pk 0:'
Potassium Gluconate 5mEq Tab 0
'Potassium Gluconate 1 33mEq/ml O/L 0
Sodium Chloride 0.9% Inj Sol 10ml Pk
027596
Potassium-
Sandoz
SAN
0.0858
471496
Kalium Durules
AST
0.0473 +
074225
Slow-K
CIB
0.0540
464813
K-Lyte/CI
BRI
0.2180
208604
Kaochlor-20
Concentrate
WTE
0.0135
436984
208590
028762
K-10
Kaochlor
Kay Ciel
BEE
WTE
COO
0.0095
0.0100
0.0109
036064
Potassium
Chloride
ABB
0.5500
215503
Kaon
WTE
0.0407
026700
208701
Potassium-
Rougier
Kaon
ROG
WTE
0.0109
0.0120
210293 Sodium Chloride ABB 0.5500
40:18 Potassium-Removing Resins
Polystyrene Sodium Sulfonate
1mEq/gOralPd453gPk©
40:28 Diuretics
Acetazolamide 250mg Tab 0
Acetazolamide 500mg LA Cap O
Aminophylline 200mg Tab O
Aminophylline 1 0Omg Tab 0
CONTINUED
0331 97 Kayexalate
WIN 21.5000
295019
Acetazolam
ICN
0.0847
014907
Diamox
LED
0.0950
127930
Diamox
LED
0.2180
014931
Aminophylline
LED
0.0350
092940
Aminophylline
DTC
0.0200
014923
Aminophylline
LED
0.0225
2507
98 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 928/79
40:00 Electrolytic, Caloric and Water Balance
40:28 Diuretics
CONTINUED
Aminophylline 105mg/5ml O/L ©
Aminophylline 500mg Sup
Aminophylline 250mg Sup
Aminophylline 500mg/10ml Inj Sol 10ml Pk
Aminophylline 250mg/10ml Inj Sol 10ml Pk
Chlorthalidone 1 0Omg Tab ©
Chlorthalidone 50mg Tab ©
Ethacrynic Acid 50mg Tab ©
Furosemide 40mg Tab ©
Furosemide 20mg Tab ©
Furosemide 10mg/ ml O/L ©
Furosemide 20mg/2ml Inj Sol 2ml Pk
Hydrochlorothiazide 50mg Tab ©
379603
Somophyllin
FIS
0.0181
451673
Corophyllin
BEE
0.1962
451665
Corophyllin
BEE
0.1659
029610
Aminophylline
ABB
0.4700
012033
Aminophylline
GLA
0.4880
398373
Chlorthalidone
DTC
0.0590
360287
Apo-
Chlorthalidone
APX
0.0605
293881
Uridon
ICN
0.0605
337455
Novothalidone
NOP
0.0650
010421
Hygroton
GEI
0.0792
398365
Chlorthalidone
DTC
0.0410
360279
Apo-
Chlorthalidone
APX
0.0435
298964
Uridon
ICN
0.0440
337447
Novothalidone
NOP
0.0450
010413
Hygroton
GEI
0.0590
016497
Edecrin
MSD
0.1478
396249
Furosemide
DTC
0.0300
362166
Apo-Furosemide
APX
0.0320
337749
Novosemide
NOP
0.0346
332275
Furoside
ICN
0.0352
344079
Uritol
HOR
0.0700
012580
Lasix
HOE
0.0753
337730
Novosemide
NOP
0.0320
396788
Apo-Furosemide
APX
0.0330
353612
Furoside
ICN
0.0330
289590
Lasix
HOE
0.0576
432342
Lasix
HOE
0.1364 +
217743
Lasix
HOE
1.2848
209821
Hydrochloro-
thiazide
SAP
0.0063
436976
Hydro-Aquil
BEE
0.0070
092703
Hydrochloro-
thiazide
DTC
0.0110
021482
Novohydrazide
NOP
0.0117
312800
Apo-Hydro-
chlorothiazide
APX
0.0129
263907
Urozide
ICN
0.0181
005576
Esidrix
CIB
0.0368
016519
HydroDIURIL
MSD
0.0381
CONTINUED
2508
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40:00 Electrolytic, Caloric and Water Balance
40:28 Diuretics
CONTINUED
Hydrochlorothiazide 25mg Tab ©
Hydrochlorothiazide & Spironolactone
25mg & 25mg Tab ©
Hydrochlorothiazide & Triamterene
25mg & 50mg Tab ©
Mercaptomerin
1 250mg/ 1 0ml Inj Sol 1 0ml Pk ©
Methyldopa & Hydrochlorothiazide
250mg & 25mg Tab ©
Methyldopa & Hydrochlorothiazide
250mg& 15mgTab©
Spironolactone 1 0Omg Tab ©
Spironolactone 25mg Tab ©
Triamterene 1 0Omg Tab ©
Triamterene 50mg Tab ©
Hypertension: Fixed Combination Drugs
A fixed combination drug is not indicated tor inrtiat therapy of hypertension. Hypertension requires therapy titrated to the individual patient
Recognizing this, it the fixed combination drug meets that titrated dose of its individual components, its use may be more convenient in me
management of the indrviduai patient. The treatment of hypertenswn is not static, it must be re-evaluated as conditions m each patient war-
rant Adapted from F-O-C reports. Sept 1 1 . 1972. p 8 (FDA Cardiovascular Advisory Committee)
436968
Hydro-Aquil
BEE
0.0056
092681
Hydrochloro-
thiazide
DTC
0.0095
021474
Novohydrazide
NOP
0.0104
326844
Apo-Hydro-
chlorothiazide
APX
0.0109
263893
Urozide
ICN
0.0149
005568
Esidrix
CIB
0.0263
016500
HydroDIURIL
MSD
0.0276
180408
Aldactazide
SEA
0.1241
181528
Dyazide
SKF
0.0776
209058
Thiornerin
WYE
3.0500
140597
Aldoril-25
MSD
0.1248
140589
Aldoril-15
MSD
0.1133
285455
Aldactone
SEA
0.4114
028606
Aldactone
SEA
0.1113
027138
Dyrenium
SKF
0.0814
299715
Dyrenium
SKF
0.0601
40:40 Uricosuric Drugs
Probenecid 500mg Tab ©
016616
Benemid
MSD
0.1135
Sulfinpyrazone 200mg Tab ©
481947
441767
Sulfinpyrazone
Apo-
DTC
0.1200 +
Sulfinpyrazone
APX
0.1235
463051
Zynol
HOR
0.1235
010529
Anturan
GEI
0.1501
Sulfinpyrazone 1 0Omg Tab ©
481955
441759
Sulfinpyrazone
Apo-
DTC
0.0895 +
Sulfinpyrazone
APX
0.0910
463043
Zynol
HOR
0.0910
010510
Anturan
GEI
0.1109
2509
100
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 928/79
48:00 Cough Preparations
48:04 Antitussives
Codeine Phosphate 60mg Tab
Codeine Phosphate 30mg Tab
Codeine Phosphate 1 5mg Tab
Codeine Phosphate 5mg/ml O/L
Codeine Phosphate 30mg/ml Inj Sol 1 ml Pk
Dextromethorphan HBr 3mg/ml O/L
Hydrocodone Bitartrate 5mg Tab
Hydrocodone Bitartrate 1 mg/ml O/L
093149
003247
Codeine
Codeine
DTC
AHA
0.1345
0.1350
003239
093130
018694
Codeine
Codeine
Codeine
AHA
DTC
NDA
0.0675
0.0750
0.0840
003220
093122
018686
Codeine
Codeine
Codeine
AHA
DTC
NDA
0.0420
0.0475
0.0480
093114
018678
Codeine
Codeine
DTC
NDA
0.0175
0.0190
303879
029742
Codeine
Codeine
AHA
ABB
0.2400
0.2600
454389
391069
436895
346888
Robidex
DM-Syrup
Dextro-
methorphan
Tussorphan
Forte
ROB
PDA
ROG
ICN
0.0119 +
0.0138
0.0150
0.0176
009288
Hycodan
END
0.0436
009253
307858
316970
Hycodan
Corutol DH
Robidone
END
DOW
ROB
0.0148
0.0150
0.0174
48:08 Expectorants
Acetylcysteine 20% Aero Sol 1 0ml Pk
Acetylcysteine 20% Aero Sol 30ml Pk
* Guaifenesin (Glyceryl Guaiacolate)
40mg/mlO/L
'Guaifenesin (Glyceryl Guaiacolate)
20mg/mlO/L
Organically bound Iodine (as lodinated
Glycerol) 1 5mg Tab
Organically bound iodine (as lodinated
Glycerol) 6mg / ml O / L
464856
Mucomyst
BRI
2.7500
990833
Mucomyst
BRI
6.8750
296228
Corutol
Expectorant
DOW
0.0165
436992
Motussin
BEE
0.0076
026468
Robitussin
ROB
0.0077
046809
Tussanca
ANC
0.0094
026794
Guaifenesin
ROG
0.0150
354902
Organidin
HOR
0.0318
354910
Organidin
HOR
0.0162
2510
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
101
52:00 Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Preparations
52:04:04 Anti-lnfectives (E.E.N.T.) Antibiotics (E.E.N.T.)
Bacitracin 500U/g Oph Oint 3g Pk
Chloramphenicol 1 % Oph Oint 3.5g Pk
Chloramphenicol 0.5% Oph Sol
Chloramphenicol 0.25% Oph Sol
Chloramphenicol 0.5% Ot Sol
Framycetin Sulfate 0.5% Oph Oint 5g Pk
Framycetin Sulfate 0.5% Oph Sol
Framycetin Sulfate & Gramicidin &
Dexamethasone
5mg & 50mcg & 0.5mg/ml Ot Sol
Gentamicin Sulfate 0.3% Oph Oint 3.5g Pk
Gentamicin Sulfate 0.3% Oph/Ot Sol
Polymyxin B Sulfate & Bacitracin (Zinc)
10.000U & 500U/g Oph Oint 3.5g Pk
Polymyxin B Sulfate & Gramicidin
10.000U & 0.025mg/ml Oph/Ot Sol
Polymyxin B Sulfate & Neomycin Sulfate &
Bacitracin (Zinc)
5.000U & 5mg & 400U/g Oph Oint 3.5g Pk
Polymyxin B Sulfate & Neomycin Sulfate &
Fluocinolone Acetonide
10.00QU & 5mg & 0.25mg/ml Ot Sol
Polymyxin B Sulfate & Neomycin Sulfate &
Gramicidin
5.000U & 2.5mg & 0.025mg/ ml Oph/Ot Sol
Polymyxin B Sulfate & Neomycin Sulfate &
Hydrocortisone
1 0.000U & 5mg & 1 0mg/ml Ot Sol
036102
Baciguent
UPJ
1.3000
024066
001058
Chloromycetin
Fenicol
PDA
ALC
1.6500
1 .8200
221678
403474
Chloromycetin
Isopto Fenicol
PDA
ALC
0.2167
0.2695
239879
Isopto Fenicol
ALC
0.4070
349615
Chloromycetin
PDA
0.2733
026964
Soframycin
ROU
1.6500
026921
Soframycin
ROU
0.3700
228052
Sofracort
ROU
0.6118
028339
Garamycin
SCH
2.1232
333387
Garamycin
SCH
0.5456
299219
Polysporin
BWE
1.5950
035343
Polysporin
BWE
0.1573
243191 Neosporin
CAL 1.6830
189499 Synalar Bi-Otic SYN 0.6270
243183 Neosporin
CAL 0.2475
281816
243159
Pyocidin-HC
Cortisporin
COO
CAL
0.4422
0.4635
52:04:08 Anti-lnfectives (E.E.N.T.) Sulfonamides
(E.E.N.T.)
Sulfacetamide (Sodium)
10%OphOint3.5gPk 028347 Sulamyd SCH 2.0572
252522 Cetamide ALC 2.1450
Sulfacetamide (Sodium) 30% Oph Sol 385697 Sulf-30 COO 0.1181
028061 Sulamyd SCH 0.1423
CONTINUED
2511
102
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 928/79
52:00 Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Preparations
52:04:08 Anti-lnfectives (E.E.N.T.) Sulfonamides
(E.E.N.T.)
CONTINUED
Sulfacetamide (Sodium) 10% Oph Sol
Sulflsoxazole Diethanolamine 4% Oph Sol
281867
028053
000965
001 287
1 1 5460
Sulf-10
Sulamyd
Isopto Cetamide
Bleph-10
Gantrisin
COO
SCH
ALC
ALL
HLR
0.1085
0.1203
0.1283
0.1283
0.1613
52:04:12 Anti-lnfectives (E.E.N.T.) Other Anti-lnfectives
(E.E.N.T.)
Acetic Acid 2% in Aluminum Acetate
OtSol
Idoxuridine 0.5% Oph Oint 4g Pk
Idoxuridine 0.1 % Oph Sol
Vidarabine 3% Oph Oint 3.5g Pk
216771
Domeboro Otic
DOM
0.0616
027200
Stoxil
SKF
6.7870
001120
027014
Herplex
Stoxil
ALL
SKF
0.2860
0.3249
381780
Vira-A
PDA
6.7500
52:08 Anti-Inflammatory Agents (E.E.N.T.)
Beclometha'sone Dipropionate
Nas Sp 200 dose Pk ©
Colistin Base & Neomycin Base &
Hydrocortisone Acetate
3mg & 3.3mg & 1 0mg/ml Ot Susp
Dexamethasone 0.1 % Oph Oint 3.5g Pk
Dexamethasone 0. 1 % Oph Sol
Dexamethasone 0.1 % Oph/Ot Sol
Flumethasone Pivalate &
lodochlorhydroxyquin
0.02% & 1 % Ot Sol
Flunisolide 0.025% Nas Sp 25ml Pk ©
Hydrocortisone & Atropine Sulfate
2.5% & 1 % Oph Oint 3g Pk
Methylprednisolone 0.1 % Oph Oint 3g Pk
Methylprednisolone 0.1 % Oph/Ot Sol
Prednisolone Acetate 1 % Oph Sol
Prednisolone Acetate & Atropine Sulfate
0.25% & 1 % Oph Sol
359688 Beconase AHA
422053 Vancenase SCH
476439 Coly-Mycin Otic PDA
042579 Maxidex ALC
042560 Maxidex ALC
016217 Decadron MSD
074454 Locacorten-
Vioform CIB
421456 Rhinalar SYN
062251 HC-Atropine 1 % AHA
358711 Medrol UP J
030791 Medrol UPJ
301 1 75 Pred Forte ALL
7.6000
7.8980
0.7000
3.0800
0.7920
0.7766
0.4910
9.3500
5.4501
1.6500
0.6000
0.5830
411124 Mydrapred
ALC 0.8800
2512
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52:00 Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Preparations
52:16 Local Anesthetics
Lidocaine HCI 2% O/L
52:20 Miotics
Carbachol 3% Oph Sol CD
Carbachol 1 .5% Oph Sol ©
Carbachol 0.75% Oph Sol ©
Echothiophate Iodide 0.25% Oph Sol ©
Echothiophate Iodide 0.1 25% Oph Sol ©
Echothiophate Iodide 0.06% Oph Sol O
Echothiophate Iodide 0.03% Oph Sol ©
Pilocarpine HCI 6% Oph Sol ©
Pilocarpine HCI 4% Oph Sol ©
Pilocarpine HCI 3% Oph Sol ©
Pilocarpine HCI 2% Oph Sol ©
Pilocarpine HCI 1 % Oph Sol ©
Pilocarpine HCI 0.5% Oph Sol ©
Pilocarpine HCI & Epinephrine Bitartrate
6% & 1 % Oph Sol ©
Pilocarpine HCI & Epinephrine Bitartrate
4% & 1 % Oph Sol ©
Pilocarpine HCI & Epinephrine Bitartrate
3%& 1% Oph Sol©
Pilocarpine HCI & Epinephrine Bitartrate
2% & 1 % Oph Sol ©
C ONT1NUEO
001686 Xylocaine
Viscous
AST 0.0532
000663
000655
000647
002348
002313
052817
283304
281786
000892
281778
000884
265128
000876
265101
000868
265098
000841
281751
000833
247324
281859
247316
281 700
247308
281697
247294
281689
Isopto
Carbachol
Isopto
Carbachol
Isopto
Carbachol
Phospholine
Iodide
Phospholine
Iodide
Phospholine
Iodide
Phospholine
Iodide
Miocarpine
Isopto Carpi ne
Miocarpine
Isopto Carpine
Miocarpine
Isopto Carpine
Miocarpine
Isopto Carpine
Miocarpine
Isopto Carpine
Miocarpine
Isopto Carpine
E-Carpine 6
E-Pilo 6
E-Carpine 4
E-Pilo 4
E-Carpine 3
E-Pilo 3
E-Carpine 2
E-Pilo 2
ALC
ALC
0.2603
0.2273
ALC 0.2016
AYE 0.9900
AYE 0.8740
AYE 0.7600
AYE
COO
ALC
COO
ALC
COO
ALC
COO
ALC
COO
ALC
COO
ALC
ALC
COO
ALC
COO
ALC
COO
ALC
COO
0.7600
0.1892
0.1943
0.1452
0.1503
0.1408
0.1430
0.1225
0.1283
0.1159
0.1173
0.1078
0.1100
0.4583
0.5247
0.4253
0.4862
0.3996
0.4741
0.3666
0.4400
2513
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52:00 Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Preparations
52:20 Miotics
CONTINUED
Pilocarpine HCI & Epinephrine Bitartrate
1 % & 1 % Oph Sol ©
247286
281670
E-Carpine 1
E-Pilo 1
ALC 0.3446
COO 0.4378
52:24 Mydriatics
Atropine Sulfate 1 % Oph Oint 3.5g Pk ©
Atropine Sulfate 2% Oph Sol ©
Atropine Sulfate 1 % Oph Sol ©
Epinephrine Bitartrate 2% Oph Sol ©
Epinephrine HCI 2% Oph Sol ©
Epinephrine HC1 1 % Oph Sol ©
Epinephrine HCI 0.5% Oph Sol ©
Homatropine HBr 5% Oph Sol ©
Homatropine HBr 2% Oph Sol ©
Phenylephrine HCI 0.1 2% Oph Sol ©
252484
Atropine Sulfate
ALC
1.8150
281638
SMP Atropine
COO
0.4158
281 603
035017
SMP Atropine
Isopto Atropine
COO
ALC
0.3894
0.3960
002356
Epitrate
AYE
0.3687
001112
358223
Epifrin
Glaucon
ALL
ALC
0.3197
0.4070
001104
358231
Epifrin
Glaucon
ALL
ALC
0.3153
0.3575
001090
Epifrin
ALL
0.2911
000787
Isopto
Homatropine
ALC
0.2530
000779
Isopto
Homatropine
ALC
0.2090
033502
395161
Neo-Synephrine
Prefrin
WIN
ALL
0.1100
0.1210
52:32 Vasoconstrictors (E.E.N.T.)
Naphazoline HCI 0.1 % Oph Sol otc 15ml Pk
Phenylephrine HC1 1 % Nas Sol otc 30ml Pk
'Phenylephrine HCI
0.5% Nas Sol otc 25ml Pk
Xylometazoline HCI
0.1% Nas Sol otc 25ml Pk
Xylometazoline HCI
0.05% Nas Sol otc 25ml Pk
390283 Naphcon Forte
001147 Albalon
267333 Vasocon
033480 Neo-Synephrine
033472 Neo-Synephrine
005363 Otrivin
005355 Otrivin
52:36 Other Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Agents
Acetazolamide 250mg Tab ©
Acetazolamide 500mg LA Cap ©
CONTINUED
295019 Acetazolam
014907 Diamox
127930 Diamox
ALC 3.6000
ALL 3.8500
COO 4.1000
WIN 2.8000
WIN 2.7500
CIB 2.0000
CIB 1.7000
ICN 0.0847
LED 0.0950
LED 0.2180
2514
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
105
52:00 Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Preparations
52:36 Other Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Agents
CONTINUED
Dextran 70 /Hydroxy propyl Methylcellulose
Oph Sol ©
Dichlorphenamide 50mg Tab Q
* Methylcellulose 1 % Oph Sol ©
* Methylcellulose 0.5% Oph Sol ©
Petrolatum & Mineral OH
Oph Oint 3.5g Pk ©
Polyvinyl Alcohol Oph Sol ©
Sodium Carboxymethylcellulose & Gelatin
& Pectin Oral Top Oint ©
Sodium Cromoglycate 2% Oph Sol ©
Timolol Maleate 0.5% Oph Sol ©
Timolol Maleate 0.25% Oph Sol ©
390291
Tears Naturale
ALC
0.1646
016489
Daranide
MSD
0.1295
000817
Isopto Tears
ALC
0.1686
000809
Isopto Tears
ALC
0.1393
210889
Lacri-Lube
ALL
2.0617
045616
Liquifilm Tears
ALL
0.1305
990272
Orabase
SOU
0.2000
394300
Opticrom
FIS
0.7425
451207
Timoptic
MSD
1.6000
451193
Timoptic
MSD
1.3500
2515
106 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
53:00 Gastrointestinal Drugs
55:04 Antacids and Adsorbents
Aluminum Hydroxide 600mg Tab ©
-Aluminum Hydroxide 60mg/ml O/L O
Aluminum Hydroxide & Magnesium
Hydroxide 400mg 3. 400mg Tab O
Aluminum Hydroxide & Magnesium
Hydroxide 200mg & 200mg Tab O
Aluminum Hydroxide & Magnesium
Hydroxide 80mg & 80mg/ml O/L ©
Aluminum Hydroxide & Magnesium
Hydroxide 64mg & 15mg/ml O/L G
'Aluminum Hydroxide & Magnesium
Hydroxide 40mg & 40mg/ml O/L O
Magaldrate 400mg Chew Tab G
Magaldrate 80mg/ml O/L ©
Magnesium Hydroxide
300mg Tab otc 1 00 Pk
'Magnesium Hydroxide
80mq/ml O/L otc 500ml Pk
O. Reg. 928/79
208965
313297
Amphoiel
Alu-Tab
WYE
RIK
0.0430
0.0440
034002
Amphoiel
WYE
0.0053
026549
465828
Maalox
Gelusil 400
ROR
PDA
0.0347
0.0588
476455
Gelusil
PDA
0.0350
42C646 Mylanta-2 Plain PDA 0.0084
465801 Gelusil 400 PDA 0.0086
033561 Creamalin
WIN 0.0076
013625
Univol
HOR
0.0051
261173
Neutralca-S
DES
0.0061
476471
Gelusil
PDA
0.0065
026530
Maalox
ROR
0.0068
002550
Riopan
AYE
0.0295
002453
Riopan
AYE
0.0060
093815 Milk of Magnesia DTC 1.5000
093807 Milk of Magnesia DTC 2.0000
036218 Milk of Magnesia WAM 2.0000
Note
i.raocs .-ray ee prescribed for a specific therapeutic purpose; such products intended tor general household use are not ei:gibie as a cene-
l!
58:08 Aniidiarrhea Agents
Camphorated Tincture of Opium
(Paregoric) O/L
Diphenoxylate HCI 2.5mg Tab
Diphenoxylate HC! 0.5mg/ml O/L
Kaolin & Pectin & Paregoric O/l
'Kaolin & Pectin Compound O/L G
Loperamide HCI 2mg Cap
095680
Camphor Co.
Tincture
DTC
0.0137
399345
Lomotil
SEA
0.0966
399353
Lomotil
SEA
0.0698
346756
Donnagel-PG
ROB
0.0121
030364
Kaopectate
• UPJ
0.0049
372311
Imodium
ORT
0.2018
2516
O. Reg. 928/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
56:00 Gastrointestinal Drugs
107
56:12 Cathartics
'Bisacodyl 5mg Ent Tat) otc 30 Pk
"Bisacodyl lOmg Sup otc 6 Pk
Bisacodyl 5mg Sup otc 3 Pk
Bisacodyl 2mg/ml Enema otc 5ml Pk
Bisacodyl 2mg/ml Rect Sol otc 2 x 5ml Pk
Cascara Sagrada 300mg Tab otc 1 00 Pk
'Cascara Sagrada O/L otc 1 15ml Pk
Castor Oil O/L otc 50ml Pk
Castor Oil Emuls otc 1 1 5ml Pk
Danthron 75mg Tab otc 100 Pk
Danthron7.5mg/mlO/Lotc 114mlPk
Dioctyl Calcium Sulfosuccinate
240mg Cap otc 30 Pk
Dioctyl Calcium Sulfosuccinate
50mgCapotc 100Pk
'Dioctyl Sodium Sulfosuccinate
1 0Omg Tab otc 1 00 Pk
'Dioctyl Sodium Sulfosuccinate
1 0Omq Cap otc 1 00 Pk
267066
346853
254142
Bisacoiax
Laco
Dulcolax
ICN
MAN
BCE
2.7500
2.8000
3.3000
261327
016888
003875
Bisacoiax
Laco
Dulcolax
ICN
MAN
BOE
2.8000
2.9000
3.6000
003867
Duicolax
BOE
1.6500
286265
Dulcoiax
BOE
1.6500
067369
Dulcolax
BOE
1.5000
093300
023620
Cascara
Sagrada
Cascara
Sagrada
DTC
PDA
4.0000
4.2000
022934
Cas-Evac
PDA
5.2000
094080
Castor Oil
DTC
1.1000
127922
Neoloid
LED
3.0000
026352
323302
Dorbane
Modane
RIK
WTE
9.0000
1 1 .9000
323810
Modane
WTE
4.3000
012491
SurfaR
HOE
3.9000
012483
Surfak
HOE
7.4000
464430
Constiban
DOW
10.7000 +
472166
Regulex
AYE
6.8000 +
Dioctyl Sodium Sulfosuccinate
10mg/ml O/L otc 25ml Pk
Dioctyl Sodium Sulfosuccinate
4mg/ml O/L otc 250ml Pk
•Glycerin 2.7g Sup oto.24Pk
•Glycerin 1 8g Sup otc
24(2x12Pk)
464775
Cclace
BRI
4.0000
464733
Colace
BRI
5.5000
990368
Glycerin
DTC
1.7000 +
990485
Glycerin
PDA
1 .8000
990825
Glycerin
ROG
1 .8000
094056
Glycerin
DTC
1.7000 +
222801
Glycerin
PDA
1 .8000
145416
Glycerin
ROG
1 .8000
CONTINUED
2517
108 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
55:00 Gasiroiniesiinal Drugs
55:12 Cathartics
CONTINUED
O. Reg. 928/79
093815 Milk of Magnesia DTC 1.5000
093807 Milk of Magnesia DTC 2.0000
036218 Milk of Magnesia WAM 2.0000-
Magnesium Hydroxide
3C0mg Tab otc 1 CO Pk
'Magnesium Hydroxide
80mq/ml 0/ L otc 500ml Pk
'Mineral Oil O/L otc 500ml Pk
Mineral Oil Enema otc 130ml Pk
'Psyllium Mucilloid Oral Pd otc 340g Pk
"Sennosides A & B 1 2mg Tab otc 1 00 Pk
'Sennosides A & B 9mg Tab otc 1 00 Pk
Sennosides A & B
1 5mg /3g Gran otc 200g Pk
Sennosides A & B
5mg, ml O/L otc 250ml Pk
Sennosides A & B 30mg Sup otc 6 Pk
'Sodium Biphosphate & Sodium Phosphate
16Cmg & 60mg/ml RectSol otc 130ml Pk
Sodium Biphosphate & Sodium Phosphate
1 50mg & 60mg/ml Ped Rect Sol otc 65ml Pk
Note
Ca'^a^ics may be prescribed lor a specific therapeutic purpose: sucfi products intended lor general Household use are not eligible as a
oeretit
093947
Mineral Oil
DTC
2.2000
107875
Fleet
FRS
2.6000
387177
Karacil
ICN
4.6000
439622
Novo-Muciiax
NOP
5.0000
242438
Mefamucil
SEA
5.4500
402184
Glysennid
ANC
6.4000
026158
Senokot
PFR
6.60O0
026042
Senokot
PFR
7.0000
367729
Senokot
PFR
7.0000
026107
Senokot
PFR
3.0000
009911
Fleet
FRS
1.8500
108065
Fleet
FRS
1.7000
55:16 Digestants
Aprotinin 1 00,000^11/1 0ml Inj Sol 10ml Pk
Glutamic Acid HCI 340mg Cap O
Pancreatin 325mg Tab O
Pancreatin 1 g Ent Tab O
Pancreatin Oral Pd 1 1 5g Pk O
Pancrelipase 300mg Cap O
286249
Trasylol
BOE
10.5930
015210
Aciduiin
LIL
0.0582
328472
Viokase
ROB
0.0450
023787
Panteric
PDA
0.0535
323480
Viokase
ROB
11.0285
263818
Cotazym
ORG
0.0922
2518
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O. Reg. 928/79
56:00 Gastrointestinal Drugs
109
56:22 Antiemetics and Antinauseants
Cyclizine HCI 50mg Tab ©
•Dimenhydrinate 50mg Tab ©
•Dimenhydrinate 3mg/ml O/L
3 Dimenhydrinate 100mg Sup
•Dimenhydrinate 50mg Sup
Oimenhydrinate 250mg/5ml Inj Sol 5ml Pk
Dimenhydrinate 50mg/5ml Inj Sol 5ml Pk
Meclizine HCI 25mg Tab ©
56:40 Miscellaneous G.I. Drugs
Carbenoxolone Sodium 50mg Tab ©
Carbenoxolone Sodium 50mg Cap ©
Cimetidine 300mg Tab ©
Lactulose 666.7mg/ml O/L ©
Metoclopramide HC1 1 0mg Tab ©
Metoclopramide HCI 1mg/ml O/L ©
Metoclopramide HCI
10mg/2mllnjSol2mlPk
318795
Marzine
CAL
0.0477
209783
Dimenhydrinate
SAP
0.0107
398381
Dimenhydrinate
DTC
0.0125
363766
Apo-
Dimenhydrinate
APX
0.0155
021423
Novodimenate
NOP
0.0160
272671
Travamine
ICN
0.0248
028487
Dramamine
SEA
0.0502
013803
Gravol
HOR
0.0630
230197
Gravol
HOR
0.0210
028479
Dramamine
SEA
0.1749
013609
Gravol
HOR
0.1820
028460
Dramamine
SEA
0.1028
013595
Gravol
HOR
0.1720
013579
Gravol
HOR
1.2833
013560
Gravol
HOR
0.5400
220442
Bonamine
PFI
0.1047
306452
Biogastrone
MER
0.3383
374423
Duogastrone
MER
0.4774
397474
Tagamet
SKF
0.2540
444316
Cephulac
MER
0.0197
386014
Reglan
ROB
0.1142
314722
Maxeran
NRD
0.1196
314714
Maxeran
NRD
0.0209
386022
Reglan
ROB
0.0211
314706
Maxeran
NRD
0.8778
386006
Reglan
ROB
0.9922
2519
110
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 928/79
60:00 Gold Compounds
Sodium Aurothiomalate
1 0Omg/ml Inj Sol 1 ml Pk ©
Sodium Aurothiomalate
50mg/ml Inj Sol 1 ml Pk ©
Sodium Aurothiomalate
25mg/ml Inj Sol 1 ml Pk ©
Sodium Aurothiomalate
10mg/mllnjSol 1mlPk©
025097 Myochrysine
025089 Myochrysine
025070 Myochrysine
025062 Myochrysine
RPP 4.4870
RPP 2.4340
RPP 1.5686
RPP 1.2877
64:00 Heavy Metal Antagonists
Calcium Oisodium Edetate 500mg Tab
Calcium Oisodium Edetate
1000mg/5ml Inj Sol 5ml Pk
026360 Calcium
Disodium
Versenate
026239 Calcium
Disodium
Versenate
RIK 0.0638
RIK
2.7500
2520
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111
68:00 Hormones and Substitutes
68:04 Corticosteroids
Beclomethasone Dipropionate
Aero Pd 200 dose Pk
Betamethasone 0.5mg Tab
Betamethasone Acetate & Betamethasone
Disodium Phosphate
3mg & 3mg/ml Inj Susp 1 ml Pk
Betamethasone Disodium Phosphate
5mg/ 100ml Enema
Cortisone Acetate 25mg Tab
Cortisone Acetate 5mg Tab
Oexamethasone 4mg Tab
Dexamethasone 0.75mg Tab
Dexamethasone 0.5mg Tab
Dexamethasone Tertiary-Butylacetate
4mg/ml Inj Susp 1mlPk
Dexamethasone 21 -Phosphate
20mg/5mllnjSol5mlPk
Fludrocortisone Acetate 0.1 mg Tab
Hydrocortisone 20mg Tab
Hydrocortisone Acetate
125mg/5ml Inj Susp 5ml Pk
Hydrocortisone Sodium Succinate
injPd lOOOmgPk
Hydrocortisone Sodium Succinate
Inj Pd 500mg Pk
Hydrocortisone Sodium Succinate
Inj Pd 250mg Pk
Hydrocortisone Sodium Succinate
Inj Pd 1 0Omg Pk
Methylprednisoione 4mg Tab
334243
Beclovent
AHA
7.6000
374407
Vanceril
SCH
7.8980
028185
Celestone
SCH
0.0952
012211
Betnelan
GLA
0.1152
028096
Celestone
Soluspan
SCH
2.8050
012181
Betnesol
GLA
2.6000
280437
Cortisone
ICN
0.0792
249963
Cortisone
UPJ
0.0795
016446
Cortone
MSD
0.2502
016438
Cortone
MSD
0.0614
349100
Hexadrol
ORG
0.5322
354309
Decadron
MSD
0.5929
285471
Dexasone
ICN
0.1348
022519
Hexadrol
ORG
0.1392
016470
Decadron
MSD
0.1891
295094
Dexasone
ICN
0.0935
022500
Hexadrol
ORG
0.0963
016462
Decadron
MSD
0.1521
016268 Decadron T.B. A. MSD 1.6400
213624
Decadron
MSD
8.2800
269026
Hexadrol
ORG
8.2940
029351
Florinef
SOU
0.0545
030929
Cortef
UPJ
0.1040
016527
Hydrocortone
MSD
0.2910
016276
Hydrocortone
MSD
4.1900
030635
Solu-Cortef
UPJ
7.6000
030627
Solu-Cortef
UPJ
4.9000
030619
Solu-Cortef
UPJ
3.2000
030600
Solu-Cortef
UPJ
1.8500
030988
Medrol
UPJ
0.1650
CONTINUED
2521
112 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
68:00 Hormones and Substitutes
O. Reg. 928/79
68:04 Corticosteroids
CONTINUED
Methylprednisolone Acetate
80mg/ml Inj Susp 1ml Pk
Methylprednisolone Acetate
40mg/ml Inj Susp 1 ml Pk
Methylprednisolone Acetate
20mg/ml Inj Susp 1 ml Pk
Methylprednisolone Sodium Succinate
Inj Pd 500mg Pk
Methylprednisolone Sodium Succinate
lnjPd125mgPk
Methylprednisolone Sodium Succinate
Inj Pd 40mg Pk
Prednisolone Acetate
125mg/5ml Inj Susp 5ml Pk
Prednisone 50mg Tab
Prednisone 5mg Tab
Triamcinolone 4mg Tab
030767
Depo-Medrol
UPJ
4.5000
030759
Depo-Medrol
UPJ
2.6200
030740
Depo-Medrol
UPJ
1.5000
030678
Solu-Medrol
UPJ
16.4000
030651
Solu-Medrol
UPJ
6.5000
030643
Solu-Medrol
UPJ
2.7500
028118
Meticortelone
SCH
4.8400
252417
Deltasone
UPJ
0.0895
210188
021695
232092
093629
023833
010197
Deltasone
Novoprednisone
Prednisone
Prednisone
Paracort
Colisone
UPJ
NOP
SAP
DTC
PDA
FRS
0.0100
0.0147
0.0175
0.0220
0.0247
0.0427
015024
029475
Aristocort
Kenacort
LED
SOU
0.2220
0.2850
68:08 Androgens
Fluoxymesterone 5mg Tab ©
Methandrostenolone 5mg Tab ©
Methyltestosterone 25mg Tab O
Methyltestosterone 1 0mg Tab 0
Nandrolone Phenpropionate
125mg/5ml Oily Inj Sol 5ml Pk ©
Nandrolone Phenpropionate
100mg/2ml Oily Inj Sol 2ml Pk ©
Norethandrolone 1 0mg Tab ©
Oxymetholone 50mg Tab ©
Oxymetholone 5mg Tab ©
Stanozolol 2mg Tab ©
030902
Halotestin
UPJ
0.1090
012572
Oratestin
HOE
0.1096
005592
Danabol
CIB
0.1431
005630
Metandren
CIB
0.3162
005622
Metandren
CIB
0.1258
022470
Durabolin
ORG
12.6600
022489
Durabolin
ORG
10.1600
028576
Nilevar
SEA
0.4036
189421
Anapolon-50
SYN
0.7920
023779
Adroyd
PDA
0.1683
033812
Winstrol
WIN
0.0920
CONTINUED
2522
O. Reg. 928/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
68:00 Hormones and Substitutes
113
68:08 Androgens
CONTINUED
Testosterone Cypionate
1 0Omg/ml Oily Inj Sol 1 ml Pk ©
Testosterone Enanthate
1 000mg/5ml Oily Inj Sol 5ml Pk ©
68:16 Estrogens
Chlorotrianisene 25mg Cap ©
Chlorotrianisene 1 2mg Cap ©
Conjugated Estrogens 2.5mg Tab ©
Conjugated Estrogens 1 .25mg Tab ©
Conjugated Estrogens 0.625mg Tab ©
Conjugated Estrogens 0.3mg Tab ©
Conjugated Estrogens
0.625mg/gVagCr©
Dienestrol 0.1 mg/g Vag Cr ©
Oienestrol 0.1 mg/g Vag Cr App ©
Esterified Estrogens 1 .25mg Tab ©
Esterified Estrogens 0.625mg Tab ©
Ethinyl Estradiol 0.5mg Tab ©
Ethinyl Estradiol 0.05mg Tab ©
Ethinyl Estradiol 0.02mg Tab ©
Methalienestril 3mg Tab ©
Stilboestrol 5mg fab ©
Stilboestrol 1 mg Tab ©
Stilboestrol 0.5mg Tab ©
Stilboestrol 0.1 mg Tab ©
Stilboestrol Sodium Diphosphate
1 0Omg Tab ©
Stilboestrol Sodium Diphosphate
250mg/5ml Inj Sol 5ml Pk ©
030783 Depo-
Testosterone
029246 Delatestryl
UPJ 2.2500
SQU 8.7000
017973
Tace
MER
0.2704
017965
Tace
MER
0.1283
002593
Premarin
AYE
0.1540
25261 1
Oestrilin
DES
0.1750
265489
C.E.S.
ICN
0.0798
002585
Premarin
AYE
0.0885
006297
Oestrilin
DES
0.1040
265470
C.E.S.
ICN
0.0484 +
002577
Premarin
AYE
0.0542
006289
Oestrilin
DES
0.0575
002569
Premarin
AYE
0.0340
252603
Oestrilin
DES
0.0360
002089
Premarin
AYE
0.0988
441295
Dienestrol
ORT
0.0499
990531
Dienestrol
ORT
0.0565
242993
Climestrone
FRS
0.0894
242985
Climestrone
FRS
0.0506
028231
Estinyl
SCH
0.0988
028223
Estinyl
SCH
0.0454
028215
Estinyl
SCH
0.0278
028533
Vallestril
SEA
0.0550
003379
Stilboestrol
AHA
0.0390
003360
Stilboestrol
AHA
0.0340
003352
Stilboestrol
AHA
0.0310
003336
Stilboestrol
AHA
0.0230
013781
Honvol
HOR
0.4100
013587
Honvol
HOR
2.8000
2523
114 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
68:00 Hormones and Substitutes
O. Reg. 928/79
68:20:01 Anti-Diabetic Agents Insulins
Insulin (Isophane) Beef
1 000U/ 1 0ml Inj Susp otc 1 Vial Pk
Insulin (Isophane) Beef & Pork
1000U/10ml Inj Susp otc 1 Vial Pk
Insulin (Isophane) Pork
1000U/10ml Inj Susp otc 1 Vial Pk
Insulin (Lente)
1000U/10ml Inj Susp otc 1 Vial Pk
Insulin (Protamine Zinc) Beef
1000U/10ml Inj Susp otc 1 Vial Pk
Insulin (Protamine Zinc) Beef & Pork
1 000U/ 1 0ml Inj Susp otc 1 Vial Pk
Insulin (Protamine Zinc) Pork
1000U/10ml Inj Susp otc 1 Vial Pk
Insulin (Semilente)
1000U/10ml Inj Susp otc 1 Vial Pk
Insulin (Sulfated)
1000U/10ml Inj Susp otc 1 Vial Pk
Insulin (Ultralente)
1 000U / 1 0ml Inj Susp otc 1 Vial Pk
insulin (Zinc Crystalline) Beef
1000U/10ml Inj Sol otc 1 Vial Pk
Insulin (Zinc Crystalline) Beef & Pork
10001) /10ml Inj Sol otc 1 Vial Pk
Insulin (Zinc Crystalline) Pork
1000U/10ml Inj Sol otc 1 Vial Pk
68:20:02 Anti-Diabetic Agents Oral Anti-Diabetic Agents
Acetohexamide 500mg Tab ©
Chlorpropamide 250mg Tab ©
990574
NPH Insulin
CNG
7.5000
274127
NPH Insulin
CNG
6.5000
990582
NPH Insulin
CNG
8.6000
275409
Lente Insulin
CNG
6.8000
990590
Protamine Zinc
Insulin
CNG
7.5000
274119
Protamine Zinc
Insulin
CNG
6.5000
990604
Protamine Zinc
Insulin
CNG
8.6000
275417
Semilente
Insulin
CNG
6.8000
006009
Sulfated Insulin
CNG
21.4500
275425
Ultralente Insulin
CNG
6.8000
990787
Insulin-Toronto
CNG
7.5000
005894
Insulin-Toronto
CNG
5.0000
990566
Insulin-Toronto
CNG
8.6000
015598
Dimelor
LIL
0.1386
209937
Chlorpropamide
SAP
0.0220
377937
Chlorpropamide
DTC
0.0250
021350
Novopropamide
NOP
0.0268
312711
Apo-
Chlorpropamide.
APX
0.0270
271330
Chloromide
ICN
0.0297
013730
Stabinol
HOR
0.0420
012564
Chloronase
HOE
0.0593
024716
Diabinese
PFI
0.0807
CONTINUED
2524
O. Reg. 928/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 115
68:00 Hormones and Substitutes
68:20:02 Anti-Diabetic Agents Oral Anti-Diabetic Agents
CONTINUED
Chlorpropamide 1 0Omg Tab ©
Glyburide 5mg Tab ©
Glyburide 2.5mg Tab ©
Metformin HCI 500mg Tab ©
Tolbutamide 500mg Tab ©
399302
Apo-
Chlorpropamide
APX
0.0250
012556
Chloronase
HOE
0.0284
024708
Diabinese
PFI
0.0418
420336
Euglucon
USV
0.0821
012599
Oiabeta
HOE
0.0840
438111
Euglucon
USV
0.0488
454753
Oiabeta
HOE
0.0550
314552
Glucophage
NRD
0.0913
017167
Tolbutone
MAN
0.0136
209872
Tolbutamide
SAP
0.0155
093033
Tolbutamide
DTC
0.0163
021849
Novobutamide
NOP
0.0177
312762
Apo-
Tolbutamide
APX
0.0199
237000
Oramide
ICN
0.0209
012602
Orinase
HOE
0.0552
013889
Mobenol
HOR
0.0599
68:24 Parathyroid Agents
Calcium Carbonate & Calcium
Gluconolactate 1 5g & 3.08g Eft Tab ©
Calcium Carbonate & Calcium
Gluconolactate 0.3g & 2.94g Eff Tab ©
Calcium Gluconate 600mg Tab otc 1 00 Pk
Calcium Gluconate
1 000mg/1 0ml Inj Sol 10ml Pk
Calcium Gluconate & Calcium
Glucoheptonate
58.7mg & 1 72.1mg/ml O/L ©
Calcium Gluconogaiactogluconate
200mg/mlO/L©
Calcium Lactate 650mg Tab otc 1 00 Pk
Dihydrotachysterol 0 1 25mg Cap ©
Dihydrotachysterol 0.25mg/ml O/L O
259497 Gramcal
SAN 0.2493
027588 Calcium-Sandoz
Forte SAN 0.1595
094773 Calcium
Gluconate DTC 2.5000
023574 Calcium
Gluconate PDA 3.6000
027219 Calcium-Sandoz SAN 0.6820
466425 Calcium-
Rougier
ROG 0.0099
027383 Calcium-Sandoz SAN 0.0105
094765 Calcium Lactate DTC 2.5000
023590 Calcium Lactate PDA 3.7000
033057 Hytakerol WIN 0.2780
033553 Hytakerol WIN 1.0000
2525
116 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
58:00 Hormones and Substitutes
O. Reg. 928/79
88:23 Pituitary Agents
Corticotropin Inj Pd 4CiU Pk
Corticotropin in) Pd 25iU Pk
Cosyntropin Zinc Hydroxide
img-ml Inj Suso 1 ml Pk
Desmopressin Acetate
0.1mg/mi NasSol 2.5ml Pk
023000 ACTH
022993 ACTH
253952 Synacthen
Depot
402516 DDAVP
58:32 Progestogens and Oral Contraceptives
Ethinyl Estradiol & Ethynodiol Diacetate
O.OSmg & 1 mg Tab 21 Pk O
Not ln;ercrar.geaoie
Ethinyl Estradiol & Ethynodiol Diacetate
O.OSmg & 1 mg Tab 23 Pk O
Not imsrcrangeacie
Ethinyl Estradiol & Ethynodiol Diacetate
0.05mg & 0.5mg Tab 21 Pk ©
Not Intsrcnangaasie
Ethinyl Estradiol & Ethynodiol Diacetate
0.05mg & 0.5mg Tab 23 Pk G
Not ir.:erchangsa5!e
Ethinyl Estradiol & Ethynodiol Diacetate
O.OSmg & 2mg Tab 21 Pk O
Not inercriangeaole
Ethinyl Estradiol & Ethynodiol Diacetate
0.03mg & 2mg Tab 28 Pk O
Not ir.-erciangeaoie
Ethinyl Estradiol & Norethindrone
0.035mg & 0.5mg Tab 21 Pk O
A/or ir.'.ercr.ar.gsao'e
Ethinyl Estradiol & Norethindrone
0.035mg & 0.5mg Tao 28 Pk O
Not ln:srcf.angeaole
Ethinyl Estradiol & Norethindrone Acetate
O.OSmg & 2.5mg Tab 21 Pk O
.Vor n'ircnargeacie
Ethinyl Estradiol & Norethindrone Acetate
0.05mg & 2.5mg Tab 23 Pk O
Not ■niercPangeaoi*
Ethinyl Estradiol & Norethindrone Acetate
O.OSmg & 1 mg Tab 21 Pk O
Not ■r.:s:znange3?ie
028630 Demulen 50
343536 Demulen 50
280089 Anoryol-21
34901 1 Anoryol-28
469327 Demulen 30
471526 Demulen 30
317047 Modacon
373265 Brevicon
340731 Modacon
373273 Brevicon
PDA 3.5500
PDA 3.1000
C!B 8.0300
FEI 24.8000
SEA 3.1570
SEA 3.4320
DES 3.0500
DES 3.3500
SEA 3.1900 +
SEA 3.5200-
ORT 2.9700
SYN 3.0250
ORT 3.1130
SYN 3.1350
024015
Norlestrin
2.5/50
PDA
2.7000
340804
Norlestrin
2.5/50
PDA
2.8000
024007
Norlestrin 1 /50
PDA
2.7000
296740
Logest 1/50
LED
2.9000
CONTINUED
2526
O. Reg. 928/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
68:00 Hormones and Substitutes
117
68:32 Progestogens and Oral Contraceptives
CONTINUED
Ethinyl Estradiol & Norethindrone Acetate
0.05mg & 1 mg Tab 28 Pk ©
Not interchangeable
Ethinyl Estradiol & Norethindrone Acetate
0.03mg & 1 5mg Tab 21 Pk ©
Not Interchangeable
Ethinyl Estradiol & Norethindrone Acetate
0.03mg & 1 .5mg Tab 28 Pk ©
Not Interchangeable
Ethinyl Estradiol & Norethindrone Acetate
0.02mg & 1 mg Tab 21 Pk ©
Not interchangeable
Ethinyl Estradiol & Norethindrone Acetate
0.02mg & 1 mg Tab 28 Pk ©
Not interchangeable
Ethinyl Estradiol & Norgestrel
0.05mg & 0.25mg Tab 21 Pk ©
Not Interchangeable
Ethinyl Estradiol & Norgestrel
0.05mg & 0.25mg Tab 28 Pk ©
Not interchangeable
Ethinyl Estradiol & Norgestrel
0.03mg & 0. 1 5mg Tab 21 Pk ©
Afef Interchangeable
Ethinyl Estradiol & Norgestrel
0.03mg & 0.1 5mg Tab 28 Pk ©'
Not Interchangeable
Hydroxyprogesterone Caproate
250mg/2ml Oily Inj Sol 2ml Pk
Not Interchangeable
Medrogestone 5mg Tab ©
Not interchangeable
Medroxyprogesterone Acetate
1 0Omg Tab ©
Not Interchangeable
Medroxyprogesterone Acetate 5mg Tab ©
Not Interchangeable
Medroxyprogesterone Acetate
400mg/4ml Inj Susp 4ml Pk ©
Atof Interchangeable
Medroxyprogesterone Acetate
50mg/ml Inj Susp 1ml Pk ©
Not interchangeable
Mestranol & Ethynodiol Diacetate
0.1 mg& 1mgTab21 Pk©
Not interchangeable
340790
Norlestrin 1/50
PDA
2.8000
376124
Logest 1/50
LED
2.9500
297143
Loestrin 1.5/30
PDA
2.7000
296090
Logest 1.5/30
LED
2.9000
353027
Loestrin 1.5/30
PDA
2.8000
376116
Logest 1 .5/30
LED
2.9500
315966
Minestrin 1 /20
PDA
2.7000
343838
Minestrin 1 /20
PDA
2.8000
034207
Ovral
WYE
2.6500
340766
Ovral
WYE
2.6500
300640
Min-Ovral
WYE
2.6500
342815
Min-Ovral
WYE
2.6500
02921 1
Oelalutin
SOU
4.8500
037117
Colprone
AYE
0.0800
030945
Provera
UPJ
0.5750
030937
Provera
UPJ
0.1200
030856
Depo-Provera
UPJ
14.5000
030848
Depo-Provera
UPJ
2.7500
028703
Ovulen 1
SEA
3.3820
CONTINUED
2527
118 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 928/79
83:00 Hormones and Substitutes
63:32 Progestogens and Oral Contraceptives
CONTINUED
Mestranol & Ethynodiol Diacetate
0. 1 mg A 1 mg TaD 23 Pk O
Not "Ta.'crj.o^ejo e
Mestranol & Ethynodiol Diacetate
0.1mg&0.5mgTao21 Pk O
Not in-°rcnjng2js:e
Mestranol & Ethynodiol Diacetate
0. 1 mg A 0.5mg Tab 23 Pk O
Not ;n:~rcriangsaD;e
Mestranol & Norethindrone
0.1rng&2rr.gTab21 Pk C
Not ir.H'cnjngeaoe
Mestranol & Norethindrone
0.1mg&2mgTab23PkG
Not in-ircrianqeao-e
Mestranol & Norethindrone
0.1mg&0.5mg Tab 21 Pk Q
Not In'.ercrj. tge^W
Mestranol & Norethindrone
0.08mg& 1mgTab21 Pk O
Not in-.etcnargejom
Mestranol & Norethindrone
0.03mg & 1 mg Tab 28 Pk O
Not tr.:erc~3CQei0ie
Mestranol & Norethindrone
0.075mg i 5mg Tab 21 Pk Q
Not intersmr.qeaota
Mestranol & Norethindrone
O.OSmg & 1 mg Tab 21 Pk O
Not Intsrcnangeaoto
Mestranol & Norethindrone
0.05mg Sa 1 mg Tao 23 Pk O
Not In'.e'inangeacie
Mestranol & Norethindrone
O.CSmg 3. 2mg Seq Tab 21 Pk O
\ct t*t*rcfi*-£Msm
Mestranol & Norethindrone
0.03mg A 2mg Seq Tab 28 Pk O
Not ir:eicr.ar~iaoe
Mestranol & Norethynodrel
0.1mg2t2.5mgTab21 Pk O
Not :niercnjrgej;e
CONTINUED
340774 Ovulen 1
023681 Ovulen 0.5
341533 Ovulen 0.5
022540 Ortho-Novum 2
030363 Nonnyl 2
340839 Nonnyl 2
SEA
3.7940
SEA
3.1620
SEA
3.4760
ORT
3.1900
SYN
3.3000
SYN 3.4100
022632
Ortho-Novum
0.5
ORT
3.1900
030341
022659
Norinyl 1 +80
Ortho-Novum
1/80
SYN
ORT
3.1350
3.1900
340355
Norinyl 1 +80
SYN
3.2450
022616 Ortho-Novum 5 ORT 5.4670
022608 Ortho-Novum
1/50
030333 Norinyl 1
340758 Ortho-Novum
1/50
340347 Nonnyl 1
340312 Norquen
340820 Norquen
023665 Enovid-E
ORT 2.9700
SYN 3.0250
ORT 3.1130
SYN 3.1350
SYN 3.4650
SYN 3.5750
SEA 3.9600
2528
O. Reg. 928/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
68:00 Hormones and Substitutes
119
68:32 Progestogens and Oral Contraceptives
CONTINUED
Norethindrone 0.35mg Tab 35 Pk CD
Mot interchangeaoie
68:36 Thyroids
Calcitonin Salmon Inj Pd 400IU Pk 0
Levothyroxine (Sodium) 0.3mg Tab ©
Levothyroxine (Sodium) 0.2mg Tab O
Levothyroxine (Sodium) 0. 1 5mg Tab Q
Levothyroxine (Sodium) 0.1 mg Tab O
Levothyroxine (Sodium) 0.05mg Tab O
Levothyroxine (Sodium) 0.025mg Tab O
Liothyronine (Sodium) 25mcg Tab O
Liothyronine (Sodium) 5mcg Tab ©
Thyroid 2gr (1 25mg) Tab ©
Thyroid 1 gr (60mg) Tab ©
Thyroid 1 /2gr (30mg) Tab ©
68:38 Anti-Thyroids
Methimazole 5mg Tab ©
Propylthiouracil 1 0Omg Tab ©
Propylthiouracil 50mg Tab ©
037605 Micronor
ORT 3.7510
360007
Calcimar
HRS
23.9030
012319
Eltroxin
GLA
0.0399
009695
Synthroid
FLI
0.041 1
012300
Eltroxin
GLA
0.0257
009687
Synthroid
FLI
0.0266
295582
Eltroxin
GLA
0.025 1
212164
Synthroid
FLI
0.0261
012297
Eltroxin
GLA
0.0232
009660
Synthroid
FLI
0.0242
012289
Eltroxin
GLA
0.0184
009652
Synthroid
FLI
0.0194
009644
Synthroid
FLI
0.0188
027103
Cytomel
SKF
0.0336
012327
Tertroxin
GLA
0.0359
027081
Cytomel
SKF
0.0274
023965
Thyroid
PDA
0.0230
483559
Proloid
PDA
0.0249
023957
Thyroid
PDA
0.0175
483540
Proloid
PDA
0.0189
023949
Thyroid
PDA
0.0145
483583
Proloid
PDA
0.0159
015741 Tapazole
010219 Propyl-Thyracil
01 0200 Propyl-Thyracil
LIL 0.0340
FRS 0.0731
FRS 0.0467
2529
120
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 928/79
76:00 Oxytocics
Ergonovine Maleate 0.2mg Tab
Oxytocin 10IU/ml Inj Sol 1ml Pk
Oxytocin 5IU/ml Inj Sol 1 ml Pk
01 5709 Ergotrate
035998 Syntocinon-10
282316 Syntocinon-5
LIL 0.0836
SAN 0.2783
SAN 0.2255
2530
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121
84:00 Skin and Mucous Membrane Preparations
84:04:04 Anti-lnfectives (Skin) Antibiotics (Skin;
I
Bacitracin 5001)/ g Oint
312487
Bacitin
ICN
0.0843
031046
Baciguent
UPJ
0.1033
012351
Bacitracin
GLA
0.1053
Erythromycin 1 % Oint
015997
llotycin
LIL
0.1415
Neomycin Sulfate 0.5% Oint
031070
Myciguent
UPJ
0.0800
Neomycin Sulfate 500mg/mi Top Sol
030813
Mycifradin
UPJ
0.2850
84:04:08 Anti-lnfectives (Skin) Fungicides (Skin)
Clotrimazole 1 0Omg Vag Tab
353833
Canesten
BOE
1.1275
Clotrimazole 1 0mg/g Vag Cr App
420301
Canesten
BOE
0.1452
Clotrimazole 10mg/g Cr
325465
Canesten
BOE
0.2145
Clotrimazole 1 0mg/ml Top Sol
325473
Canesten
BOE
0.2145
Econazole Nitrate 1 50mg Vag Sup
452114
Ecostatin
SOU
2.0333
Miconazole Nitrate 2% Vag Cr App
321036
Monistat 7
ORT
0.1474
Miconazole Nitrate 1 0Omg Sup
387193
Monistat 7
ORT
0.9900
Miconazole Nitrate 2% Cr
326968
Micatin
MCN
0.1569
Miconazole Nitrate 2% Lot
471534
Micatin
MCN
0.1797
Nystatin 100.000U Vag Tab
015067
Nilstat
LED
0.1433
270091
Nadostine
NDA
0.1533
029491
Mycostatin
SOU
0.1733
Nystatin 1 0O.OOOU/g Vag Cr
278793
Nilstat
LED
0.1100
Nystatin 25.00011/ g Vag Cr
295973
Mycostatin
SOU
0.0475
Nystatin 100,000U/gOint
449806
Nilstat
LED
0.1500
288195
Nadostine
NDA
0.1500
029556
Mycostatin
SOU
0.1567
Nystatin 1 00,00011 /gCr
449792
Nilstat
LED
0.1500
288217
Nadostine
NDA
0.1500
029092
Mycostatin
SOU
0.1567
Tolnaftate 1 % Cr
027936
Tinactin
SCH
0.1283
Tolnaftate 1 % Top Sol
028088
Tinactin
SCH
0.1283
Tolnaftate 1 % Top Pd
027960
Tinactin
SCH
0.0678
84:04:12 Anti-lnfectives (Skin) Parasiticides (Skin)
Benzyl Benzoate 25% Cr
001376
Scabanca
ANC
0.0330
Crotamiton 10% Cr
010375
Eurax
GEI
0.1175
Gamma Benzene Hexach loride 1 % Cr
026204
Kwellada
RCA
0.0297
Gamma Benzene Hexachloride
1 % Shampoo
026220
Kwellada
RCA
0.0354
351105
gBh
ROR
0.0392
CONTINUED
2531
122
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 928/79
84:00 Skin and Mucous Membrane Preparations
84:04:12 Anti-lnfectives (Skin) Parasiticides (Skin)
CONTINUED
Gamma Benzene Hexachloride 1 % Lot
026212 Kwellada
RCA 0.0289
84:04:16 Anti-lnfectives (Skin) Other Anti-lnfectives (Skin)
Chlorhexidine Gluconate
4% Top Sol otc 1 1 5ml Pk
245097
Hibitane
AYE
2.7000
Hexachlorophene 3% Top Emuls 0
205389
PhisoHex
WIN
0.0117
Idoxuridine 0.1 % Top Sol
001317
Herplex-D
ALL
0.3157
*lodochlorhydroxyquin 3% Cr
005142
Vioform
CIB
0.0792
Metronidazole 500mg Vag Tab
283967
025887
Trikacide
Flagyl
ICN
RPP
0.1980
0.2134
Metronidazole 1 0% Vag Cr
024929
Flagyl
RPP
0.0790
Metronidazole & Nystatin
500mg & 1 00,0001) Vag Tab
250724
Flagystatin
RPP
0.6006
Metronidazole & Nystatin
500mg & 100,000U/g Vag Cr App
338338
Flagystatin
RPP
0.1222
Metronidazole and Nystatin
500mg & 1 00,00011 Vag Sup
439134
Flagystatin
RPP
0.7128 +
N'benzoyisulfanilamide & Sulfathiazole &
Sulfacetamide & Urea Vag Cr App
153605
Sultrin
ORT
0.0736
Povidone - Iodine 200mg Vag Sup
026050
Betadine
PFR
0.3064
Povidone - Iodine 1 0% Vag Sol
026093
252824
003115
Betadine
Proviodine
Bridine
PFR
ROG
AHA
0.0121
0.0128
0.0138
Povidone • Iodine 1 0% Vag Gel
02661 1
002720
026034
Proviodine
Bridine
Betadine
ROG
AHA
PFR
0.0389
0.0413
0.0414
* Povidone - Iodine 1 0% Top Sol ©
062081
158348
1 72944
Bridine Sol
Betadine
Proviodine
AHA
PFR
ROG
0.0084
0.0093
0.0093
Sulfanilamide & Aminacrine HCI & Allantoin
Vag Sup
134139
323527
AVC
Vagitrol
MER
SYN
0.3373
0.3850
Sulfanilamide & Aminacrine HCI & Allantoin
VagCr
189510
134120
Vagitrol
AVC
SYN
MER
0.0335
0.0402
Suit isoxazole 1 0% Vag Cr
115479
Gantrisin
HLR
0.0602
2532
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123
84:00 Skin and Mucous Membrane Preparations
84:08 Anti-lnilammatory Agents (S!
tin)
Seclomethasone Dipropionate
0.025:o Omt
003697
Propaderm
AHA
0.1967
Beclomethasone Dipropionate 0.025% Cr
C02712
Propaderm
AHA
0.1967
Beclomethasone Dipropionate 0.025% Lot
270466
Propaderm
AHA
0.1375
Betamethasone Benzoate 0.025% Gel
335347
Beben
PDA
0.2040
Betamethasone Dipropionate 0.05% Oint
344923
Diprosone
SCH
0.2040
Betamethasone Dipropionate 0.05% Cr
323071
Diprosone
SCH
0.2040
Betamethasone Dipropionate 0.05% Lot
417246
Diprosone
SCH
0.1 71 a
Betamethasone Valerate 0.1 % Oint
012386
028363
Betnovate
Celestoderm-V
GLA
SCH
0.0480
0.0531
Betamethasone Valerate 0.05% Oint
012378
028355
Betnovate-1 /2
Celestoderm-
V/2
GLA
SCH
0.0309
0.0369
Betamethasone Valerate 0.1 % Cr
011924
027901
Betnovate
Celestoderm-V
GLA
SCH
0.0430
0.0531
Betamethasone Valerate 0.05% Cr
011916
027898
Betnovate-1 /2
Celestoderm-
V/2
GLA
SCH
0.0309
0.0369
Betamethasone Valerate 0. 1 % Lot
011940
Betnovate
GLA
0.1225
Betamethasone Valerate 0.05% Lot
011932
Betnovate-1 /2
GLA
0.0965
Betamethasone Valerate 0. 1 % Scalp Lot
027944
Valisone
SCH
0.1251
Bufexamac 5% Oint
441155
Norfemac
NRD
0.1650 +
Bufexamac 5% Cr
441147
Norfemac
NRD
0.1650 +
Clobetasone Butyrate 0.05% Oint
456551
Eumovate
GLA
0.1600 +
Clobetasone Butyrate 0.05% Cr
455543
Eumovate
GLA
0.1600^
Desonide 0.05% Oint
410179
Tridesilon
DOM
0.1290
DesonideO.05% Cr
210153
Tridesilon
DOM
0.1628
Desoximetasone 0.25% Cr
420271
Topicort
HOE
0.2013 +
Flumethasone Pivalate 0.03% Oint
005789
Locacorten
CIB
0.2473
Flumethasone Pivalate 0.03% Cr
005134
Locacorten
CIB
0.2473
Fluocinolone Acetonide 0.025% Oint
0304C6
Synalar Regular
SYN
0.1811
Fluocinolone Acetonide 0.01 % Oint
030392
Synalar Mild
SYN
0.0876
Fluocinolone Acetonide 0.025% Cr
Fluocinolone Acetonide 0.01% Cr
Fluocinolone Acetonide 0.01 % Top Sol
385220
030422
424935
385239
424927
030414
030260
Fluoderm
Synalar Regular
Synamol
Regular
Fluoderm
Synamol Mild
Synalar Mild
Synalar Solution
KLP
SYN
SYN
KLP
SYN
SYN
SYN
0.1560
0.1811
0.1811
0.0800
0.0876
0.0876
0.1265
Fluocinonide 0.05% Oint
274437
Lidex
SYN
0.2200
CONTINUED
2533
124 O. Reg. 928/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 928/79
84:00 Skin and Mucous Membrane Preparations
84:06 Anti-Inflammatory Agents (Skin)
CONTINUED
Fluocinonide 0.01 % Oint
Fluocinonide 0.05% Cr
Fluocinonide 0.01 % Cr
Fluocinonide 0.05% Gel
Flurandrenolide 0.05% Oint
Flurandrenolide 0.01 25% Oint
Flurandrenolide 0.05% Cr
Flurandrenolide 0.01 25% Cr
Halcinonide 0.1% Sol
Halcinonide 0.1% Oint
Halcinonide0.1% Cr
Halcinonide 0.025% Cr
Hydrocortisone 40mg Sup
Hydrocortisone 1 0mg Sup
Hydrocortisone 1 % Oint
Hydrocortisone 0.5% Oint
Hydrocortisone 1 % Cr
Hydrocortisone 0.5% Cr
Hydrocortisone Valerate 0.2% Cr
Methylprednisolone 0.25% Oint
Triamcinolone Acetonide 0.1 % Oint
Triamcinolone Acetonide 0.025% Oint
Triamcinolone Acetonide 0.1 % Cr
Triamcinolone Acetonide 0.025% Cr
Triamcinolone Acetonide 0. 1 % Lot
Triamcinolone Acetonide 0.1% in Orabase
Oral Top Oint
274445
Lidex Mild
SYN
0.1457
036099
424943
Lidex
Lidemol
SYN
SYN
0.2200
0.2200
274453
Lidex Mild
SYN
0.1457
281913
Topsyn
SYN
0.2200
016012
Drenison
LIL
0.2134
016004
Drenison-1 /4
LIL
0.0860
015326
Drenison
LIL
0.2134
015318
Drenison-1 /4
LIL
0.0860
404187
Halog
SOU
0.1850
403075
Halog
SOU
0.2033
326941
Halog
SOU
0.2033
4041 79
Halog
SOU
0.1050
314226
Cortiment
NRD
0.5533
314242
Cortiment
NRD
0.4466
093645
024805
031054
Hydrocortisone
Cortril
Cortef
DTC
PFI
UPJ
0.0307
0.0347
0.1168
093637
Hydrocortisone
DTC
0.0251
338591
303895
Hydro-Cortilean
Unicort
HRS
AHA
0.0312
0.0356
303887
Unicort
AHA
0.0256
423165
Westcort
WSD
1.7160 +
031062
Medrol
UPJ
0.1000
127914
029572
Aristocort R
Kenalog
LED
SOU
0.1733
0.1900
282456
029564
Aristocort D
Kenalog-E
LED
SOU
0.0866
0.0917
385204
014621
029114
Triaderm
Aristocort R
Kenalog
KLP
LED
SOU
0.1380
0.1733
0.1900
385182
282448
029106
Triaderm
Aristocort D
Kenalog-E
KLP
LED
SOU
0.0733
0.0866
0.0917
029130
Kenalog
SOU
0.2867
029505
Kenalog-
Orabase
SOU
0.4200
CONTINUED
2534
O. Reg. 928/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
84:00 Skin and Mucous Membrane Preparations
84:06 Anti-Inflammatory Agents (Skin)
CONTINUED
-Zinc Oxide & Balsam Peru & Benzyl
Benzoate & Oxyquinoline Sulfate Sup
476315 Anusol
125
PDA 0.1020
84:08 Antipruritics and Topical Anesthetics
Cinchocaine HC1 1 % Oint 0
Pramoxine HC1 1 % Cr ©
Tetracaine HC1 1 % Cr 0
84:12 Astringents
Aluminium Acetate & Benzethonium
Chloride 0.35% & 0.023% Pd
Aluminum Sulfate & Calcium Acetate
880mg & 600mg Tab
Aluminum Sulfate & Calcium Acetate
1.1g&800mgPdPk
'Dimethylpolysiloxane 20% Cr ©
Para-Aminobenzoic Acid 5% Gel
Para-Aminobenzoic Acid 5% Lot
•Zinc Oxide 15% Oint O
84:28 Keratolytic Agents
Benzoyl Peroxide 20% Gel
Benzoyl Peroxide 1 0% Gel
Benzoyl Peroxide 5% Gel
Benzoyl Peroxide 20% Lot
Benzoyl Peroxide 1 0% Lot
CONTINUED
287075
000116
205451
Nupercamal
Tronothane
Pontocaine
CIB 0.0457
ABB 0.0663
WIN 0.1021
396524
Buro-Sol
TRS
0.2970
037311
Domeboro
DOM
0.1961
037338
Domeboro
DOM
0.1961
s and Protectants
253057
Barriere
AHA
0.0210
390275
359734
Pabagel
Presun Gel
ALC
WSD
0.0238
0.0354
007307
354260
Pabanoi
Presun 8
ELD
WSD
0.0239
0.0239
093661
Zinc Oxide
DTC
0.0207
399116
373036
Dermoxyl
Panoxyl
ICN
STI
0.0776
0.0832
307572
372706
263699
Desquam-X1 0
Dermoxyl
Panoxyl
WSD
ICN
STI
0.0579
0.0609
0.0656
372692
307564
263702
Dermoxyl
Desquam-X5
Panoxyl
ICN
WSD
STI
0.0460
0.0491
0.0523
374318
187585
Oxyderm
Benoxyl
ICN
STI
0.1082
0.1206
432938
370568
Oxyderm
Benoxyl
ICN
STI
0.0807
0.1082
2535
374326 Oxyderm
236063 Benoxyl
419001 Vitamin A Acid
373222 Estar
ICN 0.0623 +
STI 0.0825
ROR 0.1962
WSD 5.3000
126 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 928/79
84:00 Skin and Mucous Membrane Preparations
84:28 Keratolytic Agents
CONTINUED
Benzoyl Peroxide 5% Lot
Tretinoin 0.05% Gel
84:32 Keratoplastic Agents
Coal Tar Extract 2% Gel otc 85g Pk
Colloidal Crude Coal Tar
1 % Shampoo otc 1 71 ml Pk
Crude Coal Tar 4.5% Susp otc 1 00ml Pk
Crude Coal Tar 30% Emuls otc 1 71 ml Pk
Crude Coal Tar 2.5% Top Sol otc 230ml Pk
Tar Distillate 1 0% Emuls otc 227ml Pk
Tar Distillate 2% Emuls otc 227ml Pk
Tar Distillate 3% Shampoo otc 1 14ml Pk
84:36 Miscellaneous Skin and Mucous Membrane
Agents
Coliagenase 250U/g Oint
Colloidal Oatmeal Pd 360g Pk ©
Colloidal Oatmeal (Oilated) Pd 180g Pk Q
Fibrinolysin & Desoxyribonuclease
1U&666U/gOint
Fibrinolysin & Desoxyribonuclease
25U&15,000UPd
Fluorouracil 5% Cr
Selenium Sulfide 2.5% Susp ©
Sutilains 82,000U/g Oint
241075
Zetar
ROR
4.8000
483613
Pentrax
PDA
4.2500
085871
Zetar
ROR
6.9000
208132
Balnetar
WSD
6.0000
090913
Doak-Oil Forte
TRS
7.3000
091006
Doak-Oil
TRS
5.6000
238252
Tersa-Tar
TRS
3.2000 +
412066
Santyl
PNG
0.5280
273104
Aveeno
COO
3.4320
281891
Aveeno
(Oilated)
COO
3.6410
024082
Elase
PDA
0.4180
023078
Elase
PDA
8.6800
330582
Efudex
HLR
0.1900
243000
Selsun
ABB
0.0291
265381
Travase
FLI
0.6270
2536
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127
86:00 Spasmolytics
Aminophylline 200mg Tab ©
Aminophylline 1 0Omg Tab O
Aminophylline 105mg/5ml O/L O
Aminophylline 5G0mg Sup
Aminophylline 250mg Sup
Aminophylline 500mg/ 1 0ml Inj Sol 1 0ml Pk
Aminophylline 250mg/ 1 0ml Inj Sol 1 0ml Pk
Oxtriphylline 300mg Tab ©
Oxtriphylline 200mg Tab ©
Oxtriphylline 100mg Tab ©
Oxtriphylline 20mg/ml O/L Q
Oxtriphylline 10mg/ml O/L Q
Theophylline 200mg Cap ©
Theophylline 80mg/15ml O/L ©
Theophylline Anhydrous 1 25mg Tab O
Theophylline Calcium Aminoacetate
325mg Tab Q
Theophylline Sodium Aminoacetate
20mg mlO/LQ
014931
Aminophylline
LED
0.0350
092940
014923
Aminophylline
Aminophylline
DTC
LED
0.0200
0.0225
379603
Somophyllin
FIS
0.0181
451673
Corophyllin
BEE
0.1962
451665
Corophyllin
BEE
0.1659
029610
Aminophylline
ABB
0.4700
012033
Aminophylline
GLA
0.4880
467006
Choledyl
PDA
0.0825
346071
476412
Theophylline
Choline
Choledyl
ROG
PDA
0.0390
0.0460
476404
Choledyl
PDA
0.0425
476366
Choledyl
PDA
0.0142
476390
Choledyl
PDA
0.0124
286214
Elixophyilin
COO
0.1520
452327
261203
307548
281905
Theolixir
Theophylline
Theophylline
Elixophyilin
ICN
DES
ROG
COO
0.0059
0.0066
0.0066
0.0081
395218
Theolair
RIK
0.1056
263761
Acet-Am
ORG
0.0556
270695
Acet-Am
ORG
0.0281
2537
128
88:00 Vitamins and Minerals
) GAZETTE
O. Reg. 928/79
021075
Vitamin A
NOP
0.0380
001635
Aquasol A
USV
0.0803
033103
Afaxm
WIN
0.1250
021067
Vitamin A
NOP
0.0235
001627
Aquasol A
USV
0.0466
033031
Afaxm
WIN
0.0695
88:04 Vitamin A
Vitamin A 50.CCCIU Cao Q
Vitamin A 25. COCIUCaDO
88:08 Vitamins B
*Cyanocobalamin
10mg/10ml inj Sol otc 10ml Pk
*CyanocobaIamin
1 mg/ 1 0ml Inj Sol otc 1 0ml Pk
'Folic Acid 5mg Tab Q
Niacinamide lOCmg Tab Q
Niacinamide 50mg Tab O
Nicotinic Acid 1 0Omg Tab O
Nicotinic Acid 50mg Tab O
Pyridoxine HCi 25mg Tab O
Riboflavin lOmg Tab O
Riboflavin 5mg Tab O
Thiamine HCI 50mg Tab O
Thiamine HCI 1C0Cmg /10ml Inj Sol 10ml Pk
•Vitamins B & C Tab otc 100 Pk
211125
Cyancco-
balamin
KLP
2.7000
333729
Cyanoco-
balamin
HRS
3.3000
314277
Cyanoco-
balamin
NRD
3.6000
002909
Anacobin
AHA
6.4000
029165
Rubramin
SOU
8.5000
029157
Rubramm
SOU
2.8000
094617
Folic Acid
DTC
0.0210
426349
Apo-Folic
APX
0.0250
021466
Novofolacid
NOP
0.0255
284149
Folic Acid
ICN
0.0303
003492
Folic Acid
AHA
0.0425
014966
Folvite
LED
0.0680
023736
Niacinamide
PDA
0.0205
023728
Niacinamide
PDA
0.0180
015776
Niacin
LIL
0.0133
000507
Nicotinic Acid
ABB
0.0147
274496
Novoniacm
NOP
0.0100
023744
Niacin •
PDA
0.0100
000493
Nicotinic Acid
ABB
0.0109
015768
Niacin
LIL
0.0115
263607
Vitamin B6
ICN
0.0255
015865
Hexa-Betalin
LIL
0.0484
023884
Riboflavin
PDA
0.0305
022876
Riboflavin
PDA
0.0235
258631
Vitamin B]
ICN
0.0190
023922
Thiamine
PDA
0.0315
312312
Thiamine
PDA
1.9500
033421
Betaxin
WIN
2.8000
242934
Beminal
AYE
4.7000
399795
Beforte
FRS
7.0000
2538
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88:00 Vitamins and Minerals
129
88:12 Vitamin C
'Ascorbic Acid 1 0OOmg Tab otc 1 00 Pk
'Ascorbic Acid 500mg Tab otc 100 Pk
'Ascorbic Acid 250mg Tab otc 100 Pk
'Ascorbic Acid 1 0Omg Tab otc 1 00 Pk
256862
Ascorbic Acid
WAM
6.2000
021997
Novo-C
NOP
3.3000
036188
Ascorbic Acid
WAM
3.5000
094668
Ascorbic Acid
DTC
3.7500
2321 22
Ascorbic Acid
SAP
3.8000 +
000361
Vitamin C
ABB
4.6000
021237
Novo-C
NOP
2.0000
094641
Ascorbic Acid
DTC
2.2000
265012
Ascorbic Acid
SAP
2.8000 +
021970
Novo-C
NOP
1.1000
094633
Ascorbic Acid
DTC
1.1500
88:16 Vitamin D
Calciferol 10.000IU/ml O/L O
Vitamin D 50.000IU Cap O
033545 Drisdol
002690 Radiostol
009830 Ostoforte
WIN 0.1280
AHA 0.0650
FRS 0.0808
88:24 Vitamin K
Menadiol Sodium Diphosphate 5mg Tab O
Menadiol Sodium Diphosphate
lOmg/mllnjSol 1mlPk
Menadiol Sodium Diphosphate
5mg/ml Inj Sol 1ml Pk
88:28 Multivitamins
•Hexavitamins NF Tab otc 100 Pk
9 Vitamins A & D & C & B Complex
O/L otc 250ml Pk
Vitamins A & D & C & B Complex
PedO L otc 50ml Pk
013374 Synkavite
012920 Synkavite
012912 Synkavite
269034 Hexavitamins
337803 Seminal Plus
1 56493 Pardee
393401 Poly-Vi-Sol
HLR 0.0226
HLR 0.5170
HLR 0.4400
NOP 3.0000
AYE 5.2000
PDA 3.6000
MJO 5.7000
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30 THE ONTAR
IO GAZE'
ITE
O. Reg. 928/79
92:00 Unclassified Therapeutic Agents
Allopurinol 300mg Tab ©
415766
294322
Purinol
Zyloprim
HOR
BWE
0.2239
0.2365
Allopurinol 200mg Tab O
415758
Purinol
HOR
0.1494
Allopurinol 100mg Tab O
449687
004588
415731
Alloprin
Zyloprim
Purinol
ICN
BWE
HOR
0.0699
0.0755
0.0824
Amantadine HCI 100mg Cap
274674
Symmetrel
END
0.1732
Amantadine HCI 10mg/ml O/L
382159
Symmetrel
END
0.0288 +
Azathioprine 50mg Tab 0
004596
Imuran
BWE
0.1783
Bromocriptine 2.5mg Tab O
371033
Parlodel
SAN
0.3344
Calcium Carbimide 50mg Tab 0
014958
Temposil
LED
0.1870
Clomiphene Citrate 50mg Tab 0
018031
Clomid
MER
1.5033
Disulfiram 500mg Tab 0
002542
Antabuse
AYE
0.1050
Disulfiram 250mg Tab 0
002534
Antabuse
AYE
0.0550
Etidronate Disodium 200mg Tab
454087
Didronel
PGA
0.5485
Glucagon 1mg Inj Pd O
015377
Glucagon
LIL
8.4700
Levodopa 500mg Tab ©
013358
Larodopa
HLR
0.1155
Levodopa 250mg Tab ©
013331
Larodopa
HLR
0.0655
Levodopa & Benserazide
200mg & 50mg Cap ©
386472
Prolopa 200-50
HLR
0.2431
Levodopa & Benserazide
100mg& 25mgCap©
386464
Prolopa 1 00-25
HLR
0.1452
Levodopa & Carbidopa
250mg & 25mg Tab ©
328219
Sinemet
MSD
0.2936
Levodopa & Carbidopa
1 0Omg & 1 0mg Tab ©
355658
Sinemet
MSD
0.1760
Penicillamine 250mg Cap
016055
Cuprimine
MSD
0.3724
Sodium Cromoglycate 20mg/Cart Pd Inh ©
261238
Intal
FIS
0.2458
Sodium Cromoglycate 10mg/Cart Pd Inh ©
328944
Rynacrom
FIS
0.1276
O. Reg. 928/79, Schedule.
2. Ontario Regulations 437/79 and 482/79 are revoked. O. Reg. 928/79, s. 2.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day of January, 1980. O. Reg. 928/79, s. 3.
(4002)
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J
O. Reg. 929/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 930/79 131
THE DRLGLESS PRACTITIONERS ACT THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 929/79.
Physiotherapists.
Made — December 14th, 1979.
Approved — December 19th, 1979.
Filed — December 21st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 233 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
MADE UNDER
THE DRUGLESS PRACTITIONERS ACT
1. Section 7 of Regulation 233 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 922/77, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
7. Subject to sections 8, 9 and 10, the fees to be paid
by a physiotherapist are,
(a) S85 on registration;
(ft) S5 for a certificate of registration;
(c) $60 on renewal of registration; and
(d) $85 on re-registration. O. Reg. 929/79, s. 1.
2. Section 8 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
8. The fee to be paid on registration by a
physiotherapist who is registered by the secretary-
treasurer and commences to practise after the 15th day
of November in the year of his registration is $30.
O. Reg. 929/79, s. 2.
3 . Subsection 2 of section 9 of the said Regulation is
revoked. O. Reg. 929/79, s. 3.
4. Subsection 2 of section lOof the said Regulation,
as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
922/77, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(2) The fee to be paid by a physiotherapist who is
registered under this section is S40. O. Reg. 929/79,
s. 4.
Board of Directors of Physiotherapy:
C. Estelle Cunningham
Chairman
Shirley Read
Registrar
Colin Bell
Secretary- Treasurer
Dated at Toronto, this 14th day of December, 1979.
(4003)
O. Reg. 930/79.
State of Ohio — Exemption from the Provi-
sions of Sections 6 and 8 of the Act.
Made — November 7th, 1979.
Filed — December 21st, 1979.
REGULATION M\DE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
STATE OF OHIO— EXEMPTION FROM
THE PROVISIONS OF SECTIONS 6 AND 8 OF
THE ACT
1. — (1) Every commercial motor vehicle registered
in the State of Ohio,
(a) not being the subject-matter of a lease, the
owner of which has his principal place of resi-
dence in the State of Ohio; or
(ft) being the subject-matter of a lease, the lessee
of which has his principal place of residence in
the State of Ohio,
is exempt from the provisions of sections 6 and 8 of the
Act during its stay in Ontario, for a period of up to thirty
days commencing with the day the vehicle enters
Ontario.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply in respect of a vehicle
designed or equipped for the carriage of used household
furniture while it is used for that purpose. O. Reg.
930/79, s. 1.
2. Even- commercial motor vehicle registered in the
State of Ohio,
(a) which is designed or equipped for the carriage
of used household furniture and used for that
purpose only; and
(ft) the owner of which has his principal place of
residence in the State of Ohio,
is exempt from the provisions of sections 6 and 8 of the
Act during its stay in Ontario, for a period of up to thirty
days commencing with the day the vehicle enters
Ontario. O. Reg. 930/79, s. 2.
3. The exemption provided by sections 1 and 2
ceases to apply upon the vehicle picking up goods in
Ontario for delivery in Ontario. O. Reg. 930/79, s. 3.
(4004)
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132 O. Reg. 931/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 932/79
THE RECIPROCAL ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS ACT
O. Reg. 931/79.
Application of Act.
Made — December 19th, 1979.
Filed— December 21st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 770 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE RECIPROCAL ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS ACT
1. Regulation 770of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970is amended by adding thereto the following section:
3. The Act applies to the Yukon Territory. O. Reg. 931/79, s. 1.
(4005) 1
THE SMALL CLAIMS COURTS ACT
O. Reg. 932/79.
Tariff of Fees.
Made — December 19th, 1979.
Filed— December 21st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 647/77
MADE UNDER
THE SMALL CLAIMS COURTS ACT
1. Item 20 of Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation 647/77 is amended by adding thereto the following subitem:
(S) Notwithstanding subitems 2 , 3 and 4, where a clerk in a territorial district earns in a year gross fees that are
equal to or less than $49,999, there shall be paid to the clerk an additional allowance equal to 40 per cent of
such gross fees, but such additional allowance shall not exceed $10,000.
2. Item 14 of Schedule 2 to the said Regulation is amended by adding thereto the following subitem:
(4) Notwithstanding subitems 2 and 3, where a bailiff in a territorial district earns in a year gross fees that are
equal to or less than $39,999, there shall be paid to the bailiff an additional allowance equal to 40 per cent of
such gross fees, but such additional allowance shall not exceed $8,000.
(4006)
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O. Reg. 933/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
133
THE JUDICATURE ACT
O. Reg. 933/79.
Rules of Practice.
Made — November 10th, 1979.
Approved — December 19th, 1979.
Filed — December 21st, 1979.
'AMENDMENTS TO REGULATION 545 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970,
BEING THE RULES OF PRACTICE AND PRO-
CEDURE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF
ONTARIO. INCLUDING THE APPENDIX OF
FORMS AND THE TARIFFS OF DISBURSE-
MENTS, MADE BY THE RULES COMMITTEE
ON THE 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1979,
UNDER THE JUDICATURE ACT. AND TO BE
EFFECTIVE ON THE 1ST DAY OF JANUARY.
1980.
1. Sub-rule (2) of Rule 201 of Regulation 545 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as
amended by Ontario Regulation 285/71 is furth-
er amended by revoking sub-rule (2) and sub-
stituting the following therefor:
"201. — (2) Such service may be made by leaving the
document to be served with a clerk in the solicitor's
office or by ordinary mail to such solicitor's office, by
properly addressing, prepaying and posting an
envelope with a return address thereon, containing the
document to be served, or by depositing the document
to be served at a document exchange of which the
solicitor of the party to be served is a member or sub-
scriber, provided that the original and a true copy of the
document to be served are date-stamped at the docu-
ment exchange in the presence of the person depositing
the document." O. Reg. 933/79, s. 1.
2. Rule 201 of Regulation 545 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970, as amended by Ontario
Regulation 285/7 1 is further amended by adding
thereto the following sub-rule (4):
"201. — (4) Where a document has been deposited at
a document exchange pursuant to sub-rule (2), the
document, unless the contrary is shown, shall be
deemed to have been served on the next juridical day
following that on which it was so deposited and date-
stamped." O. Reg. 933/79, s. 2.
3. New Rule 235a is added to Regulation 545 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as fol-
lows:
"235a. Where the judge or master, on the hearing of
any motion, is satisfied that any party is attempting to
delay a proceeding or add to the costs thereof, or other-
wise abuse the process of the court by a multiplicity of
frivolous or vexatious motions, he may prohibit any
such party from bringing any further motions in the
proceeding without leave." O. Reg. 933/79, s. 3.
4. Sub-rules (2) and (5) of Rule 244 of Regulation
545 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as
made by Ontario Regulation 32/78 are amended
by revoking sub- rules (2) and (5) and substitut-
ing the following therefor:
"244. — (2) Following the conference, counsel may
sign a memorandum reciting the results of the confer-
ence and the Court may make an order giving such
directions as the Court considers necessary or advisable
and any such memorandum or order shall be attached
to the record and shall bind the parties, provided that
the judge at the trial or hearing may modify the order as
he deems just. O. Reg. 933/79, s. 4, part.
(5) Unless otherwise ordered by the judge presiding
at the pre-trial conference, the costs of the pre-trial
conference shall be costs in the cause." O. Reg. 933/
79, s. 4, part.
5. Sub-rule (5) of Rule 499 of Regulation 545 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, is
amended by deleting the reference to "Rule
498(6)" where it appears in line 3 thereof and
substituting therefor a reference to "Rule
498(2)".
6. New Rule 504a is added to Regulation 545 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as fol-
lows:
"504a. Any person interested in an appeal to the
Court of Appeal between other parties may. by leave of
the Court, the Chief Justice of Ontario or the Associate
Chief Justice of Ontario, intervene therein upon such
terms and conditions and with such rights and
privileges as the Court, the Chief Justice or the
Associate Chief Justice may determine." O. Reg. 933/
79, s. 6.
7. Rule 775g of Regulation 545 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970, as made by Ontario
Regulation 2 16/78 is amended by adding thereto
the following sub-rules:
"775g. — (2) A judge or master who hears a motion
referred to in subrule 1 shall consider whether or not a
pre-trial conference is necessary or desirable at that
stage of the proceeding and may conduct a pre-trial
conference before disposing of the motion.
(3) Subrules 1, 2, 4 and 5 of rule 244 apply, with
necessary modifications, in respect of a pre-trial confer-
ence under subrule 2.
(4) Except with the consent of the parties, a judge or
master who conducts a pre-trial conference under sub-
rule 2 shall not participate further in the proceeding.
(5) In exercising his discretion as to costs, a judge or
master who hears a motion for interim relief under
subrule 1 shall take into account the absence of or the
making, terms and disposition of an offer under rule
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134
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 933/79
775? to settle the claim for interim relief."
933/79, s. 7.
O. Reg.
8. New Rules 775/a and 775/6 are added to Regu-
lation 545 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1970, as follows:
"775/a. — (1) Where a judge or master who hears a
motion in a proceeding under the Act or the Divorce Act
(Canada) is satisfied that a party to the motion is
attempting to delay or add to the cost of the proceeding
or to abuse the process of the court by a multiplicity of
frivolous or vexatious motions, the judge or master by
order may prohibit the party from making any further
motions in the proceeding without leave.
(2) A judge or master who hears a motion in a pro-
ceeding under the Act of the Divorce Act (Canada) and
is satisfied that the motion ought not to have been made
or ought not to have been opposed may fix the costs of
the motion and order that the costs so fixed be paid
forthwith." O. Reg. 933/79, s. 8, part.
"775/6. — (1) No party to a motion for interim relief
in a proceeding under the Act or the Divorce Act (Can-
ada) shall serve or file without leave an affidavit for use
at the hearing of the motion after cross-examining the
deponent of an affidavit served by an opposite party.
(2) The court may grant the leave referred to in sub-
rule 1 if the court is satisfied that the party ought to be
permitted to respond by affidavit to a matter raised on
the cross-examination.
(3) A party to a motion referred to in subrule 1 who
cross-examines the deponent of an affidavit that was
served by an opposite party for use at the hearing of the
motion is liable for the party and party costs of the
opposite party in respect of the cross-examination in
any event of the cause, unless otherwise ordered by the
court.
(4) A party to a motion referred to in subrule 1 who
cross-examines the deponent of an affidavit served by
an opposite party for use at the hearing of the motion
and obtains a transcript of the cross-examination shall
serve a copy of the transcript on the opposite party
without charge.
(5) A party to a motion referred to in subrule 1 who
has not acted with reasonable diligence in proceeding to
cross-examine upon affidavits served for use at the
hearing of the motion is not entitled to an adjournment
of the hearing for the purpose of such a cross-examina-
tion.
(6) Where, following the hearing of a motion referred
to in subrule 1, the court is satisfied that a cross-exami-
nation upon an affidavit served for use at the hearing
was unnecessarily lengthy or was not useful, relevant,
helpful or necessary, the court may order the solicitor
who conducted the cross-examination to pay personally
the party and party costs in respect of the cross-exami-
nation of the opposite party who served the affidavit
and the court may order that the solicitor is not entitled
to recover his costs of the cross-examination from his
client." O. Reg. 933/79, s. 8, part.
9. Rule 792 of Regulation 545 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970, as amended by Ontario
Regulation 284/71 is further amended by
revoking Rule 792 and substituting therefor:
"792. The Court or a judge may dispense with ser-
vice of the notice of petition and other documents on a
respondent who cannot be found if no claim other than
a claim for dissolution of marriage is made against him,
or if made, is abandoned." O. Reg. 933/79, s. 9.
10. New Rule 795a is added to Regulation 545 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970, as fol-
lows:
"795a. — (1) Where a petition contains a claim for
corollary relief under the Divorce Act (Canada), the
petitioner shall serve and file a statement of property
and a statement of financial information with the peti-
tion and the respondent spouse shall deliver a statement
of property and a statement of financial information
with his answer.
(2) Where the petition does not contain a claim for
corollary relief under the Divorce Act (Canada) butsuch
a claim is made by counter-petition, the petitioner by
counter-petition shall serve and file a statement of
property and a statement of financial information with
his answer and counter-petition and the respondent to
the counter-petition shall serve and file a statement of
property and a statement of financial information with
his answer to the counter-petition.
(3) Where a statement of property and a statement of
financial information are required to be served and filed
with a petition, a counter-petition or an answer, the
Registrar or local registrar shall not issue or file the
petition, the counter-petition or the answer, as the case
may be, without the statement of property and the
statement of financial information.
(4) A respondent to a petition or counter-petition
who does not intend to defend a claim for corollary relief
under the Divorce Act (Canada) shall serve and file a
statement of property and a statement of financial
information within the period of time prescribed by
these rules for the serving and filing of an answer.
(5) Where a respondent to a petition or a counter-
petition fails to deliver a statement of property and a
statement of financial information within the period of
time prescribed by these rules for the serving and filing
of his answer, the court on motion without notice may
order the respondent to the petition or counter-petition
to file and serve the statements and in the order may
specify the period of time within which the respondent
must comply with the order.
(6) A party may cross-examine an opposite party on
the statement of property and the statement of financial
information of the opposite party.
(7) A cross-examination on a statement of property
and a statement of financial information may be used.
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O. Reg. 933/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 935/79 135
(a) on a motion for interim relief; and Schedule
(b) at trial, in the same manner as an examination
for discovery.
(8) The statement of property and the statement of
financial information referred to in these rules shall be
in Form 10 and Form 10a respectively. O. Reg. 933/
79, s. 10.
11. Rule 812 of Regulation 545 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970. as amended by Ontario
Regulation 284/7 1 is further amended by adding
thereto the following sub-rules (2) and (3):
"812. — (2) An applicant for an order to vary or
rescind an order for corollary relief, other than access,
shall serve and file a statement of property and a state-
ment of financial information.
(3) The judge to whom such an application is made
may order the respondent to serve and file a statement of
property and a statement of financial information and
in the order may specify the period of time within which
the respondent must complv with the order." O. Reg.
933/79, s. 11.
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
1.
chief judge of the
provincial courts
$55,650
$57,876
2.
associate chief judge
of the provincial
courts
52,500
54,600
3.
senior judge of the
provincial courts
50,134
52,139
4.
provincial judge
49,042
51,000
(4008)
O. Reg. 934/79, s. 2.
1
* The amendments to Rules 7 7 5g , 7 92 and 8 1 2 and new
Rules llSla, llSlb and 795a, since they are either
Matrimonial Causes Rules or otherwise relate to pro-
ceedings under the Divorce Act (Canada), must also be
passed by the Judges of the Supreme Court of Ontario.
(4007)
1
THE PROVINCIAL COURTS ACT
O. Reg. 934/79.
Salaries and Benefits of Provincial
Judges.
Made — December 19th, 1979.
Filed — December 21st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 26/74
MADE UNDER
THE PROMNCIAL COURTS ACT
1. Section 2 of Ontario Regulation 26/74, as
remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 30/
79, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
2. — (1) From and including the 1st day of April, 1979
to and including the 30th day of September, 1979, the
annual salary of a judge in a position referred to in
Column 1 of the Schedule shall be the salary set opposite
thereto in Column 2.
(2) On and after the 1st day of October, 1979, the
annual salary- of a judge in a position referred to in
Column 1 of the Schedule shall be the salary set opposite
thereto in Column 3. O. Reg. 934/79, s. 1.
2. The Schedule to the said Regulation, as remade
by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 30/79, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
THE JUDICATURE ACT
O. Reg. 935/79.
Salaries and Benefits of Masters.
Made — December 19th, 1979.
Filed — December 2 1st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 7/76
MADE UNDER
THE JUDICATURE ACT
1. Section 1 of Ontario Regulation 7/76, as remade
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 508/79, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
1. — (1) From and including the 1st day of April, 1979
to and including the 30th day of September, 1979, the
annual salary of a master in a position referred to in
Column 1 of the Schedule shall be the salary set opposite
thereto in Column 2.
(2) On and after the 1st day of October, 1979, the
annual salary of a master in a position referred to in
Column 1 of the Schedule shall be the salary set opposite
thereto in Column 3. O. Reg. 935/79, s. 1.
2. The Schedule to the said Regulation, as remade
by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 508/79, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
1.
2.
Senior Master
Master
$52,500
49,042
$54,600
51,000
O. Reg. 935/79, s. 2.
(4009)
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 137
INDEX 1
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 1
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 11
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 19
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 20
Certificates of Continuation Issued 22
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 22
Amendments to Articles 23
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 27
Order Reviving Corporations 28
Order Reviving Corporate Powers 28
Licences in Mortmain Issued 28
Extra-Provincial Licences Issued 29
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 29
Surrender of Letters Patent and Termination of Existence 30
Errata 30
The Environmental Assessment Act. 1975 31
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 36
Petitions to Parliament 38
Applications to Parliament 38
CORPORATION NOTICES 39
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 41
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 41
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 42
SHERIFFS' SALES OF LANDS 42
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Drugless Practitioners Act O. Reg. 929/79 131
The Game and Fish Act O. Reg. 925/79 53
The Genera] Sessions Act The County Courts Act O. Reg. 922/79 46
The Health Disciplines Act, 1974 O. Reg. 927/79 54
The Health Disciplines Act. 1974 O. Reg. 928/79 54
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 930/79 131
The Judicature Act O. Reg. 933/79 133
The Judicature Act O. Reg. 935/79 135
The Petroleum Resources Act, 1971 O. Reg. 923/79 52
The Provincial Courts Act O. Reg. 934/79 135
The Provincial Parks Act O. Reg. 924/79 53
The Public Health Act O. Reg. 920/79 45
The Public Health Act O. Reg. 926/79 54
The Reciprocal Enforcement of Judgments Act O. Reg. 931/79 132
The Regional Municipality of Sudbury Act, 1972 O. Reg. 921/79 45
The Small Claims Courts Act O. Reg. 932/79 132
138
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1980
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1980 the dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in The Ontario
Gazette are as follows:
January 5th,
February 2nd,
March 1st,
April 5th,
May 3rd,
June 7th,
July 5th,
August 2nd,
September 6th,
October 4th,
November 1st,
December 6th,
Issue No.
1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held
5
9
14
18
23
27
31
36
40
44
49
—April 6th,
— May 4th,
— June 1st,
—July 6th,
— August 3rd,
— September 7th,
—October 5th.
— November 2nd,
— December 7th,
— January 4th,
— February 1st,
— March 8th,
1980
1981
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS PRIOR TC
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received before
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number of
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed.
Advertising Rate: $7.50 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $30.00; and
by others for a single copy, 75 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO and
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed:
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
O. Reg. 936/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 937/79 185
Publications Under The Regulations Act
January 12th, 1980
THE GENERAL SESSIONS ACT
THE COUNTY COURTS ACT
O. Reg. 936/79.
Sittings of the General Sessions of the
Peace and Sittings of the County Court
for the Judicial District of Halton.
Made — December 20th. 1979.
Filed— December 24th, 1979.
THE GENERAL SESSIONS ACT
THE COUNTY COURTS ACT
In The Matter Of The General Sessions Act, and of
The County Courts Act: and
In The Matter Of the sittings of the General Sessions
of the Peace and of the sittings of the County Court
for the trial of issues of fact and assessment of dam-
ages with or without a jury, for the Judicial District of
Halton.
ORDER
WHEREAS the sittings of the Court of General Ses-
sions of the Peace and the sittings of the County Court
for the trial of issues of fact and assessment of damages
with or without a jury, for the Judicial District of Hal-
ton, are presently scheduled for dates as set out in my
Order dated December 13th, 1979;
AND WHEREAS it is desirable to hold the said
sittings on dates other than as set out in my Order of
December 13th, 1979;
THEREFORE IT IS ORDERED that the sittings of
the Court of General Sessions of the Peace and the
sittings of the County Court for the trial of issues of fact
and assessment of damages with or without a jury for
the Judicial District of Halton. shall be held on the dates
shown hereunder:
General Sessions of the Peace
First Monday in January. February and March
Second Tuesday in April
First Monday in May and June
First Tuesday in September
First Monday in October. November and December
Civil Son- Jury
First Monday in January. February and March
Second Tuesday in April
First Monday in May and June
First Tuesday in September
First Monday in October, November and December
O. Reg. 936/79.
W. E. C. Colter
Chief Judge of the County and
District Courts of the Counties and
Districts of Ontario
Dated at the City of Toronto, in The Municipality of
Metropolitan Toronto, this 20th day of December,
1979.
(4010) 2
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 937/79.
Zoning Order — County of Simcoe.
Township of Nottawasaga.
Made — December 21st, 1979.
Filed— December 24th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 675 OF REVISED
REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Regulation 675 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is amended by adding thereto the
following section:
137. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 289 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of an electric motor
repair shop and buildings and structures accessory
thereto provided the following requirements are met
Minimum front and rear
yards
Minimum side vards
Maximum height
7.62 metres
3.05 metres on one side
and 1.22 metres on the
other side
9.14 metres
Maximum lot coverage 15 per cent
Minimum ground floor
area
304.8 square metres
O. Reg. 937/79. s. 1.
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O. Reg. 938/79
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 289
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Not-
tawasaga in the County of Simcoe, being composed of
that part of Lot 38 in Concession V more particularly
described as Lot 48 according to a Plan registered in the
Land Registry Office for the Registry Division of Sim-
coe (No. 51) as Number 1096. O. Reg. 937/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 2 1st day of December, 1979.
(4011) 2
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 938/79.
Speed Limits.
Made — December 19th, 1979.
Filed — December 24th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 429 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1.— <1) Paragraph 2 of Part 4 of Schedule 2 to
Regulation 429 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1970 is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
County of
Elgin —
2.
Township
of Yarmouth
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 3 in the Township of Yarmouth in
the County of Elgin beginning at a point
situate at its intersection with the wes-
terly limit of Lot 1 1 in Concession 9 and
extending westerly therealong for a dis-
tance of 555 metres.
(2) Paragraph 7 of Part 5 of the said Schedule 2 is
revoked.
2.— (1) Paragraph 8 of Part 3 of Schedule 17 to the
said Regulation, as remade by subsection 2 of
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 287/78, is
revoked.
District
Municipality
of Muskoka —
Towns of
Gravenhurst
and
Huntsville
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 1 1 in The District Municipality of
Muskoka lying between a point situate 2 3
metres measured southerly from its inter-
section with a line between lots 17 and 18
in Concession 2 in Muskoka South Ward
in the Town of Gravenhurst and a point
situate 365 metres measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as the Old North
Road in Lot 17 in Concession 5 in the
Town of Huntsville, formerly in the
Township of Chaffey.
3.— (1) Paragraph 5 of Part 1 of Schedule 37 to the
said Regulation, as remade by subsection 1 of
section 11 of Ontario Regulation 924/74, is
revoked.
(2) Paragraph 8 of Part 4 of the said Schedule 3 7 , as
made by subsection 5 of section 6 of Ontario
Regulation 149/73, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(2) Paragraph 2 of Part 8 of the said Schedule 17, as
remade by subsection 4 of section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 287/78, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
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County of
Simcoe —
Town of
Collingwood
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 26 in the Town of Collingwood in
the County of Simcoe beginning at a
point situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known as
Harbour Street and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 450 metres.
Part 5 of Schedule 45 to the said Regulation is
amended by adding thereto the following para-
graph:
County of
Haliburton —
Township of
Sherborne,
McClintock
and
Livingstone
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 35 in the Township of Sherborne,
McClintock and Livingstone in The Pro-
visional County of Haliburton lying
between a point situate 240 metres meas-
ured southerly from its intersection with
the southerly limit of the roadway known
as Harvey Avenue and a point situate 160
metres measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
roadway known as County Road No. 8.
— (1) Part 1 of Schedule 125 to the said Regula-
tion is amended by adding thereto the following
paragraph:
1.
Municipality
of
Metropolitan
Toronto —
City of
North York
(2)
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 400 in the City of North York in
The Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto lying between the point situate
at its intersection with the southerly limit
of the structure over the King's Highway
known as No. 401 and a point situate at
its intersection with the southerly limit of
the structure over the roadway known as
Maple Leaf Drive.
Paragraph 1 of Part 8 of the said Schedule 125,
as made bv subsection 1 of section 2 of Ontario
O. Reg. 938/79
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O. Reg. 941/79 187
Regulation 699/79, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
1.
Municipality
of
Metropolitan
Toronto —
City of
North York
County of
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Yespra
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 400 lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the southerly limit
of the structure over the King's Highway
known as No. 401 in the City of North
York in The Municipality of Metropoli-
tan Toronto and a point situate 1.2
kilometres measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Simcoe Road 1 1 in the
Township of Yespra in the County of
Simcoe.
The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
BLACK CREEK DRIVE
Schedule 203
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
Municipality
of
Metropolitan
Toronto —
City of
North York
. That part of the King's Highway known
as Black Creek Drive in The Municipal-
ity of Metropolitan Toronto lying
between a point situate at its intersection
with the southerly limit of the structure
over the roadway known as Maple Leaf
Drive in the City of North York and a
point situate at its intersection with the
northerly limit of the roadway known as
Weston Road in the Borough of
York. O. Reg. 938/79. s. 6.
(4012)
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 939/79.
Parking.
Made — December 19th, 1979.
Filed — December 24th. 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 42 1 OF REYISED
REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO. 1970
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Schedule 13 of Appendix A to Regulation 42 1 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970 is
amended by adding thereto the following para-
graph:
36. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 1 7 in the Township of Springer
in the Territorial District of Nipissing beginning at a
point situate 82 metres measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limit of the roadway
known as Dutrisac Road and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 2 13 metres.
2. Schedule 18 of Appendix A to the said Regula-
tion is amended by adding thereto the following
paragraph:
14. That part of the King's Highway known as No. 7
in the Town of Yaughan in The Regional Municipality
of York beginning at a point situate at its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway known as Vaughan
Boulevard and extending easterly therealong for a dis-
tance of 350 metres.
(4013)
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 940/79.
Motor Yehicle Inspection Stations.
Made — December 19th. 1979.
Filed— December 24th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 325/79
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Section 4 of Ontario Regulation 325/79 is
amended by striking out "and" at the end of
clause a , by adding "and" at the end of clause b
and by adding thereto the following clause:
(c) issue a certificate only on a certificate form
supplied to him by the Ministry.
(4014)
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 941/79.
Extending Yalidity of Motor Yehicle
Permits.
Made— December 19th. 1979.
Filed — December 24th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
EXTENDING VALIDITY OF MOTOR
YEHICLE PERMITS
1. Notwithstanding subsection 1 of section 4 of
Regulation 418 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
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1970, motor vehicle permits or validated motor vehicle
permits issued for the year 1979, other than permits
issued in respect of commercial motor vehicles, shall
expire with the 29th day of February, 1980. O.
Reg. 941/79, s. 1.
(4015) 2
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 943/79
(e) the date of the shipment;
O. Reg. 942/79.
School Buses.
Made— December 19th, 1979.
Filed— December 24th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 754/79
MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Section 3 of Ontario Regulation 754/79 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day of
September, 1980. O. Reg. 942/79, s. 1.
(4016) 2
THE PUBLIC COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
ACT
O. Reg. 943/79.
Conditions of Carriage.
Made— December 19th, 1979.
Filed— December 24th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC COMMERCIAL VEHICLES ACT
CONDITIONS OF CARRIAGE
1. Subsection 1 of section 12n of the Act does not
apply to holders of Class E, Class F or Class R operating
licences except holders of Class F operating licences
transporting livestock, bricks, tile, cement, cement
blocks or cinder blocks. O. Reg. 943/79, s. 1.
2. — (1) A bill of lading shall be indentified by some
numerical or alpha-numerical code and shall contain,
(a) the name of the consignor;
(b) the name and address of the consignee;
(c) the originating point of the shipment;
(d) the destination of the shipment;
(/) the name of the originating carrier or freight
forwarder issuing the bill of lading;
(g) the names of connecting carriers, if any;
(h) the declared valuation of the shipment, if any;
(i) information as to whether the charges are
prepaid or collect;
(j) whether the C.O.D. fee is prepaid or collect;
(k) the amount to be collected by the carrier on a
C.O.D. basis;
(/) a statement in conspicuous form to indicate
that the carrier's liability is limited by a term
or condition of the applicable schedule of rates
or by other agreement;
(m) the particulars of the goods comprising the
shipment;
(n) a statement to indicate that the applicable
conditions of carriage apply;
(o) any special agreement between consignor and
carrier;
(p) a verbatim statement of the notice of claim
requirements in the applicable conditions of
carriage;
(q) the number of pieces or quantity of goods;
(r) the contents of packages or particulars of
goods;
(s) the gross weight of each shipment;
(t) the words "at owner's risk" where the ship-
ment is at the owner's risk; and
(u) where the bill of lading is issued by the holder
of a Class H operating licence and the terms
fix a maximum liability in case of loss or dam-
age to the goods at an amount other than the
actual value of the goods, the statement
"Maximum liability in case of loss or damage
$ per kilogram and $ for the
entire shipment described in the bill" printed
in bold face type and conspicuously located in
the space for the signature of the consignor.
(2) Clauses m top of subsection 1 do not apply to bills
of lading issued by the holder of a Class F operating
licence transporting livestock, the holder of a Class H
operating licence or a freight forwarder.
(3) Clauses q to t of subsection 1 do not apply to bills
of lading issued by the holder of an operating licence,
other than the holder of a Class F operating licence
transporting livestock or the holder of a Class H
operating licence. O. Reg. 943/79, s. 2.
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189
3. — (1) On each article covered by a bill of lading
there shall be plainly marked by the consignor, the
name of the consignee and the destination of such arti-
cle.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to articles covered by
bills of lading issued by the holder of a Class F operating
licence transporting livestock, the holder of a Class H
operating licence or a freight forwarder, and does not
apply where the article is part of a shipment from one
consignor to one consignee and constitutes a truckload
shipment. O. Reg. 943/79, s. 3.
4. A waybill shall bear the same number or other
positive means of identification as the original bill of
lading and shall show the name of the consignor, the
name of the consignee, the originating point of the
shipment, the date of the shipment, connecting carriers,
if any. whether the charges are prepaid or collect and
particulars of the goods carried on the vehicle. O.
Reg. 943/79, s. 4.
5. The conditions set out in Schedule 1 shall be
deemed to be a part of every contract for the transpor-
tation of goods for compensation, other than a contract
for transportation for compensation to which Schedule
2 or 3 applies. O. Reg. 943/79. s. 5.
6. The conditions set out in Schedule 2 shall be
deemed to be a part of every contract for the transpor-
tation for compensation of,
(a) livestock; or
(6) commodities listed under the Class H classifi-
cation of operating licences. O. Reg. 943/79,
s. 6.
7. The conditions set out in Schedule 3 shall be
deemed to be a part of every contract for the transpor-
tation of goods for compensation between a freight
forwarder and a consignor. O. Reg. 943/79, s. 7.
8. Section 1 7 of Regulation 700 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1970, as remade by section 5 of
Ontario Regulation 33/76. is revoked. O. Reg. 943/
79. s. 8.
9. Section 18 of the said Regulation, as amended by-
section 9 of Ontario Regulation 364/72, is revoked. O.
Reg. 943/79, s. 9.
10. Section 20 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 11 of Ontario Regulation 364/72, is revoked.
O. Reg. 943/79, s. 10.
1 1 . This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of January. 1980. O. Reg. 943/79, s. 11.
Schedule 1
1 . Liability of Carrier
The carrier of the goods herein described is liable
for any loss of or damage to goods accepted by him
or his agent except as hereinafter provided.
2 . Liability of Originating and Delivering Carriers
Where a shipment is accepted for carriage by more
than one carrier, the carrier issuing the bill of
lading (hereinafter called the originating carrier)
and the carrier who assumes responsibility for
delivery to the consignee, (hereinafter called the
delivering carrier), in addition to any other liability
hereunder, are liable for any loss of or damage to
the goods while they are in the custody of any other
carrier to whom the goods are or have been deli-
vered and from which liability- the other carrier is
not relieved.
3. Recovery from Connecting Carrier
The originating carrier or the delivering carrier, as
the case may be, is entitied to recover from any
other carrier to whom the goods are or have been
delivered the amount of the loss or damage that the
originating carrier or delivering carrier, as the case
may be, may be required to pay hereunder result-
ing from loss of or damage to the goods while they
were in the custody of such other carrier.
When shipments are interlined between carriers,
setdement of concealed damage claims shall be
prorated on the basis of revenues received.
4. Remedy by Consignor or Consignee
Nothing in article 2 or 3 deprives a consignor or
consignee of any rights he may have against any
carrier.
5 . Exceptions from Liability
The carrier shall not be liable for loss, damage or
delay to any of the goods described in the bill of
lading caused by an Act of God, the Queen's or
public enemies, riots, strikes, a defect or inherent
vice in the goods, the act or default of the consig-
nor, owner or consignee, authority- of law,
quarantine or difference in weights of grain, seed,
or other commodities caused by natural shrinkage.
6. Delay
Xo carrier is bound to transport the goods by any-
particular vehicle or in time for any particular
market or otherwise than with due dispatch, unless
by agreement specifically endorsed on the bill of
lading and signed by the parties thereto.
7. Routing by Carrier
In case of physical necessity- where the carrier for-
wards the goods by a conveyance that is not a
licensed for-hire vehicle, the liability- of the carrier
is the same as though the entire carriage were by-
licensed for-hire vehicle.
8. Stoppage In Transit
Where goods are stopped and held in transit at the
request of the party entitled to so request, the goods
are held at the risk of that party.
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9. Valuation
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14. Freight Charges
O. Reg. 943/79
Subject to article 10, the amount of any loss or
damage for which the carrier is liable, whether or
not the loss or damage results from negligence,
shall be computed on the basis of,
(a) the value of the goods at the place and time of
shipment including the freight and other
charges if paid; or
(b) where a value lower than that referred to in
paragraph a has been represented in writing
by the consignor or has been agreed upon,
such lower value shall be the maximum lia-
bility.
10. Maximum Liability
The amount of any loss or damage computed under
paragrapha orb of article 9, shall not exceed $4.41
per kilogram computed on the total weight of the
shipment unless a higher value is declared on the
face of the bill of lading by the consignor.
1 1 . Consignor's Risk
Where it is agreed that the goods are carried at the
risk of the consignor of the goods, such agreement
covers only such risks as are necessarily incidental
to transportation and the agreement shall not
relieve the carrier from liability for any loss or
damage or delay which may result from any neg-
ligent act or omission of the carrier, his agents or
employees and the burden of proving absence from
negligence shall be on the carrier.
12. Notice of Claim
(a) No carrier is liable for loss, damage or delay to
any goods carried under the bill of lading
unless notice thereof setting out particulars of
the origin, destination and date of shipment of
the goods and the estimated amount claimed
in respect of such loss, damage or delay is
given in writing to the originating carrier or
the delivering carrier within sixty (60) days
after delivery of the goods, or, in the case of
failure to make delivery, within nine (9)
months from the date of shipment.
(b) The final statement of the claim must be filed
within nine (9) months from the date of ship-
ment together with a copy of the paid freight
bill.
13. Articles of Extraordinary Value
No carrier is bound to carry any documents, specie
or any articles of extraordinary value unless by a
special agreement to do so. If such goods are car-
ried without a special agreement and the nature of
the goods is not disclosed hereon, the carrier shall
not be liable for any loss or damage in excess of the
maximum liability stipulated in article 10 above.
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(a) If required by the carrier the freight and all
other lawful charges accruing on the goods
shall be paid before delivery and if upon
inspection it is ascertained that the goods
shipped are not those described in the bill of
lading, the freight charges must be paid upon
the goods actually shipped with any addition-
al charges lawfully payable thereon.
(b) Should a consignor fail to indicate that a
shipment is to move prepaid, or fail to indicate
how the shipment is to move, it will automati-
cally move on a collect basis.
15. Dangerous Goods
Every person, whether as principal or agent, ship-
ping explosives or dangerous goods without previ-
ous full disclosure to the carrier as required by law,
shall indemnify the carrier against all loss, damage
or delay caused thereby, and such goods may be
warehoused at the consignor's risk and expense.
16. Undelivered Goods
(a) Where, through no fault of the carrier, the
goods cannot be delivered, the carrier shall
immediately give notice to the consignor and
consignee that delivery has not been made,
and shall request disposal instructions.
(b) Pending receipt of such disposal instructions,
(i) the goods may be stored in the
warehouse of the carrier, subject to a
reasonable charge for storage, or
(ii) provided that the carrier has notified
the consignor of his intention, the
goods may be removed to and stored in
a public or licensed warehouse at the
expense of the consignor, without lia-
bility on the part of the carrier, and
subject to a lien for all freight and other
lawful charges, including a reasonable
charge for storage.
1 7 . Return of Goods
Where a notice has been given by the carrier pur-
suant to paragraph a of article 16, and no disposal
instructions have been received within ten (10)
days from the date of such notice, the carrier may
return to the consignor, at the consignor's expense,
all undelivered shipments for which such notice
has been given.
18. Alterations
Subject to article 19, any limitation on the carrier's
liability on the bill of lading, and any alteration, or
addition or erasure in the bill of lading shall be
signed or initialled by the consignor or his agent
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191
and the originating carrier or his agent and unless
so acknowledged shall be without effect.
19. Weights
It shall be the responsibility of the consignor to
show correct shipping weights of the shipment on
the bill of lading. Where the actual weight of the
shipment does not agree with the weight shown on
the bill of lading, the weight shown thereon is
subject to correction by the carrier.
20. COD. Shipments
(a) A carrier shall not deliver a C.O.D. shipment
unless payment is received in full.
{b) The charge for collecting and remitting the
amount of CO. D. bills for C.O.D. shipments
must be collected from the consignee unless
the consignor has otherwise so indicated and
instructed on the bill of lading.
(c) A carrier shall remit all C.O.D. moneys to the
consignor or person designated by him within
15 days after collection.
(d) A carrier shall keep all C.O.D. moneys sepa-
rate from the other revenues and funds of his
business in a separate trust fund or account.
(e) A carrier shall include as a separate item in his
schedule of rates the charges for collecting and
remitting money paid by consignees. O.
Reg. 943/79, Sched. 1.
Schedule 2
1 . Liability of Carrier
The carrier of the goods herein described is liable
for any loss thereof or damage or injury thereto,
except as herein provided.
2. Liability of Originating Carrier
Where shipments are handled by more than one
carrier, the carrier issuing the bill of lading, in
addition to any other liability hereunder, is liable
for any loss, damage or injury to the goods caused
by or resulting from the act, neglect or default of
any other carrier to whom the goods are delivered
and from whom the other carrier is not by terms of
the bill of lading relieved and the onus of proving
that such loss, damage or injury was not so caused
and did not so result is upon the carrier issuing the
bill of lading.
3. Recovery from Connecting Carrier
The carrier issuing the bill of lading is entitled to
recover from any other carrier to whom the goods
are delivered in the course of their conveyance to
their final destination the amount of the loss, dam-
age or injury that the carrier issuing the bill of
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lading may be required to pay hereunder caused by
or resulting from the handling of the goods by the
other carrier, if the carrier issuing the bill of lading
is not relieved therefrom by the terms of the bill of
lading, and if the loss, damage or injury was not
caused by the act, neglect or default of the carrier
issuing the bill of lading, subject to the onus set out
in article 2.
4. Remedy by Holder of Bill of Lading
Nothing in article 2 or 3 deprives the holder of the
bill of lading or the party entitled to the goods of
any remedy or right of action that he may have
against the carrier issuing the bill of lading or
against any other carrier.
5. Exceptions from Liability
The carrier is not liable for loss, damage or delay to
any of the goods described in the bill of lading
caused by an Act of God, the Queen's or public
enemies, riots, strikes, defect or inherent vice in
the goods, the act or default of the shipper or
owner, the authority of law, quarantine or differ-
ences in weights of grain, seed, livestock or other
commodities caused by natural shrinkage.
6. Stoppage in Transit
Where goods are stopped and held in transit at the
request of the party entitled to request it, the goods
are held at the risk of the owner.
7. Delay
No carrier is bound to transport the goods by any
particular public commercial vehicle or in time for
any particular market or otherwise than with due
dispatch, unless by agreement specifically
endorsed on the bill of lading and signed by the
parties thereto.
8. Routing by Carrier
In the case of physical necessity, the carrier has the
right to forward the goods by any conveyance or by
any route between the point of shipment and the
point of destination but, if the goods are forwarded
by a conveyance that is not a publice commercial
vehicle, the liability of the carrier is the same as
though the entire carriage were by public commer-
cial vehicle.
9. Valuation
Subject to article 10, the amount of any loss, dam-
age or injury for which the carrier is liable,
whether or not the loss, damage or injury results
from negligence, shall be computed on the basis of,
(a) the value of the goods at the place and time of
shipment including the freight and other
charges if paid; or
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(b) where a value lower than that referred to in
paragraph a has been represented in writing
by the consignor or has been agreed upon,
such lower value.
10 Maximum Liability
Subject to article 11, the amount of any loss or
damage computed under paragraph a orb of article
9 shall not exceed $3.31 per kilogram unless a higher
value is declared on the face of the bill of lading by
the consignor.
11. Exception
Article 10 does not apply to the transportation for
compensation of commodities listed under the
Class H classification of operating licences where
the shipment is made under an operating licence
authorizing such shipment.
12. Consignor's Risk
Where it is a term or condition that the goods are
carried at the risk of the consignor or owner, the
condition covers only such risks as are necessarily
incidental to transportation and does not relieve
the carrier from liability for any loss, damage,
injury or delay that may result from any negligence
or omission of the carrier, its agents or employees,
and the burden of proving the absence of negli-
gence or omission is on the carrier.
13. Notice of Claim
The carrier is not liable for loss, damage, injury or
delay to any goods carried under the bill of lading
unless notice thereof setting out particulars of the
origin, destination and date of shipment of the
goods and the estimated amount claimed in respect
of such loss, damage, injury or delay is given in
writing to the carrier at the point of delivery or at
the point of origin within ninety (90) days after the
delivery of the goods, or, in the case of failure to
make delivery, within ninety (90) days after a
reasonable time for delivery has elapsed.
14. Undelivered Goods
Where, through no fault of the carrier, the carrier
is unable to effect delivery of goods to the person
entitled to receive them, the goods may,
(a) be kept in the warehouse of the carrier, sub-
ject to a reasonable charge for storage and to
the carrier's responsibility as warehouseman
only; or
(b ) at the option of the carrier, after written notice
of the carrier's intention to do so has been
served on the consignor and consignee of the
goods in person or by registered mail, be
removed to, and stored in, a public or licensed
warehouse at the expense of the owner of the
goods and there held at the risk of the owner,
without liability on the part of the carrier, and
subject to a lien for all freight and other lawful
charges including a reasonable charge for
storage.
15. Articles of Extraordinary Value
No carrier is bound to carry any documents, specie
or any articles of extraordinary value unless by a
special agreement to do so and where the nature
and stipulated value of the goods is disclosed to
him, the duty of obtaining such special agreement
is on the carrier.
16. Freight Charges
The owner or consignee of the goods shall pay the
freight and all other lawful charges accruing on the
goods and, if required by the carrier, shall pay
them before delivery and, if the goods shipped are
not those described in the bill of lading, the freight
charges shall be paid upon the goods actually ship-
ped with any additional penalties due.
17. Dangerous Goods
Every person, whether as principal or agent, ship-
ping explosives or dangerous goods without previ-
ous full written disclosure to the carrier of their
nature, shall indemnify the carrier against all loss,
damage or injury caused thereby, and the goods
may be warehoused at the risk and expense of the
owner of the goods.
18. Alterations
Any alteration, addition or erasure in a bill of
lading shall be signed or initialed by the parties
thereto. O. Reg. 943/79, Sched. 2.
Schedule 3
1. Liability of Freight Forwarder
The freight forwarder of the goods herein
described is liable for any loss thereof or damage or
injury thereto, except as herein provided.
2. Exceptions from Liability
The freight forwarder is not liable lor loss, damage
or delay to any of the goods described in the bill of
lading caused by an Act of God, the Queen's or
public enemies, riots, strikes, defect or inherent
vice in the goods, the act or default of the shipper or
owner, the authority of law, quarantine or differ-
ences in weights of grain, seed, livestock or other
commodities caused by natural shrinkage.
3. Delay
No freight forwarder is bound to transport the
goods in time for any particular market or other-
wise than with due dispatch, unless by agreement
specifically endorsed on the bill of lading and
signed by the parties thereto.
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4. Valuation
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 944/79 193
Subject to article 5. the amount of any loss, dam-
age or injury for which the freight forwarder is
liable, whether or not the loss, damage or injury
results from negligence, shall be computed on the
basis of,
(a) the value of the goods at the place and time of
shipment including the freight and other
charges if paid; or
(b) where a value lower than that referred to in
paragraph a has been represented in writing
by the consignor or has been agreed upon,
such lower value.
5. Maximum Liability
The amount of any loss or damage computed under
paragraph a or b of article 4 shall not exceed $4.41
per kilogram computed on the total weight of the
shipment unless a higher value is declared on the
face of the bill of lading by the consignor.
6. Consignor's Risk
Where it is a term or condition that the goods are
carried at the risk of the consignor or owner, the
condition covers only such risks as are necessarily
indidental to transportation and does not relieve
the freight forwarder from liability for any loss,
damage or injury or delay that may result from any
negligence or omission of the freight forwarder, its
agents or employees, and the burden of proving the
absence of negligence or omission is on the freight
forwarder.
7 . Sotice of Claim
The freight forwarder is not liable for loss, dam-
age, injury or delay to any goods carried under the
bill of lading unless notice thereof setting out par-
ticulars of the origin, destination and date of ship-
ment of the goods and the estimated amount
claimed in respect of such loss, damage, injury or
delay is given in writing to the freight forwarder at
the point of delivery or at the point of origin within
ninety (90) days after the delivery of the goods, or,
in the case of failure to make deliver.-, within
ninety (90) days after a reasonable time for delivery
has elapsed.
8. Articles of Extraordinary Value
No freight forwarder is bound to cany- any docu-
ments, specie or any articles of extraordinary value
unless by a special agreement to do so and, where
the nature and stipulated value of the goods is
disclosed to him, the duty of obtaining such special
agreement is on the freight forwarder.
9. Dangerous Goods
Every person, whether as principal or agent, ship-
ping explosives or dangerous goods without previ-
ous full written disclosure to the freight forwarder
of their nature, shall indemnify the freight forwar-
der against all loss, damage or injury caused there-
by, and the goods may be warehoused at the risk
and expense of the owner of the goods.
10. Alterations
Any alteration, addition or erasure in a bill of
lading shall be signed or initialed by the parties
thereto. O. Reg. 943/79. Sched. 3.
(4017)
THE TORONTO AREA TRANSIT
OPERATING AUTHORITY ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 944/79.
General.
Made— December 18th, 1979.
Approved — December 19th, 1979.
Filed— December 24th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND ONTARIO REGULATION 102/76
MADE UNDER
THE TORONTO AREA TRANSIT OPERATLNG AUTHORITY ACT, 1974
1. Schedule 7 to Ontario Regulation 102/76, as remade by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 2 1 1/78, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 7
SPECIAL FARES
Special Exact Fares between the following points are available on designated services only:
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194 O. Reg. 944/79 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Richmond Hill to Finch (via Bayview Avenue)
Adult
Student (with school-issued identification card)
Senior Citizen (with proof of age)
Child (age 12 and under)
Toronto Union to Exhibition
Oakville/Hornby
Oakville/Milton
Oakville/Acton
Acton/Clarkson
Acton/Milton
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 2nd day of January, 1980.
Toronto Area Transit Operating Authority:
A. T. C. McNab
Chairman
.35
.25
.25
Adult
Half Fare
.60
.30
1.25
.65
1.40
.70
2.15
1.10
2.25
1.30
1.00
.50
O.
Reg. 944/79, s. 1
A. F. Leach
Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 18th day of December, 1979.
(4018)
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 945/79.
Restricted Areas — County of Hastings,
Township of Sidney.
Made— December 24th, 1979.
Filed— December 27th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 319/74
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 319/74 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
12. — (1) In this section, "shopping centre" means a
group of retail commercial establishments designed,
developed and managed as a unit by a single owner or
tenant, or a group of owners or tenants, with an
off-street parking area.
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(2) Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 7 may be used for
the erection and use thereon of a shopping centre and
buildings and structures accessory thereto provided,
(a) the existing Westgate Shopping Centre and
buildings and structures accessory thereto are
demolished or removed from the said land;
and
(b) the following requirements are met:
Minimum front yard 17.7 metres
Minimum side yards 7.6 metres
Minimum rear yard 10.2 metres
Maximum ground
floor area of the shop-
ping centre
2111.1 square
metres
O. Reg. 945/79, s. 1.
O. Reg. 945/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 946/79 195
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 7
That parcel of land situate in the Township of Sidney
in the County of Hastings, being composed of those
parts of Lot 34 in the Broken Front Concession more
particularly described as follows:
Premising that all bearings herein are astronomic and
are derived from a Plan registered in the Land Registry-
Office for the Registry- Division of Hastings (No. 21) as
Number 837;
1. Beginning at a point which may be located as
follows:
Commencing at the intersection of the westerly
limit of the said Lot 34 with the southerly limit of
the King's Highway known as No. 2 according to
the said Plan 837;
Thence north 63° 5 1' 06" east a distance of 195.93
feet to a point in the southerly limit of the said
King's Highway:
Thence north 64° 50' 20" east along the southerly
limit of the said King's Highway a distance of
127.49 feet to the place of beginning;
Thence continuing north 64° 50' 30" east along the
southerly limit of the said King's Highway a dis-
tance of 2 13.01 feet to a point hereinafter referred
to as Point B;
Thence south 21° 15' east a distance of 256.25 feet
to the northerly limit of the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way;
Thence south 67° 46' west along the northerly limit
of the Canadian Pacific Railway a distance of
223.3S feet to a point hereinafter referred to as
Point A;
Thence north 19° 29' west a distance of 123. 7 feet;
Thence north 18° 03' west a distance of 23.35 feet;
Thence north 18° 52' west a distance of 100 feet,
more or less, to the place of beginning.
2. Beginning at the hereinbefore described Point B;
Thence north 64° 50' 30" east along the southerly
limit of the said King's Highway known as No. 2 a
distance of 93 feet;
Thence south 1 8° 2 9 ' east a distance of 2 6 1 . 2 feet to
the northerly limit of the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way;
Thence south 67° 46' west along the northerly limit
of the Canadian Pacific Railway a distance of 80
feet;
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Thence north 21° 15' west a distance of 256.25 feet
to the place of beginning.
3. Beginning at a point in the southerly limit of the
Canadian Pacific Railway distant 100.17 feet
measured south 18° 51' east from the hereinbefore
described Point A;
Thence north 67° 46' east along the southerly limit
of the Canadian Pacific Railway a distance >of
301.14 feet;
Thence south 18° 15' east a distance of 231 feet;
Thence south 72° 2 1' west a distance of 301 . 15 feet;
Thence north 18° 07' west a distance of 207. 1 feet,
more or less, to the place of beginning. O. Reg.
945/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 24th day of December, 1979.
(4019) 2
THE ONTARIO LOTTERY CORPORATION
ACT, 1974
O. Reg. 946/79.
General.
Made — November 15th, 1979.
Approved — December 19th, 1979.
Filed— December 27th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 251/75
MADE UNDER
THE ONTARIO LOTTERY CORPORATION
ACT, 1974
1 . Clauses / and g of section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 251/75 are revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(/) "winner" means in respect of any draw a per-
son entitled at the time of the draw to a money
or other prize under a lottery;
(g) "winning ticket" means in respect of any draw
a ticket bearing a number or numbers corres-
ponding, in such manner as the Corporation
shall determine, to a winning number or
numbers drawn as provided in section 7 or a
ticket bearing such legend as the Corporation
shall determine. O. Reg. 946/79, s. 1.
2. Sections 2 and 3 of the said Regulation are
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
196 O. Reg. 946/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 947/79
2. A lottery scheme conducted and managed by the
Corporation shall consist of a system or arrangement for
the issuance and sale of tickets and the distribution of
money or other prizes to winners selected at random
from among the owners of tickets issued or sold. O.
Reg. 946/79, s. 2, part.
3. Tickets may be sold to the public directly by the
Corporation or indirectly through distributors and
retailers or through agents. O. Reg. 946/79, s. 2, part.
Section 5 of the said Regulation is revoked.
Reg. 946/79, s. 3.
O.
4. Section 6 of the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
6. — (1) Tickets are void if not paid for, unissued,
illegible, mutilated, altered, counterfeited or forged in
whole or in part, defective, misprinted, produced in
error or incomplete.
(2) Winning tickets in a lottery shall be selected at a
draw held at such time and place as the Corporation
shall determine or in such other manner as the Cor-
poration shall determine. O. Reg. 946/79, s. 4.
5. Sections 8, 9 and 10 of the said Regulation are
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
8. — (1) The Corporation shall for each lottery
deposit with a chartered bank or trust company, in the
name of the Corporation , in an account called the "prize
account", an amount equal to the sum of the money
prizes payable in respect of that lottery and, subject to
subsection 2, no payment shall be made out of the prize
account except to pay money prizes.
(2) After twelve months from the date of the draw for
each lottery the Corporation shall transfer from the
prize account and deposit with a chartered bank or trust
company, in the name of the Corporation, in an account
called the "special prize account", an amount equal to
the sum of the money prizes payable in respect of that
lottery which have not been claimed or paid and no
payment shall be made out of the special prize account
except to pay money prizes. O. Reg. 946/79, s. 5, part.
9. It is a condition for entitlement to collect any prize
that the claimant,
(a) satisfy the Corporation that he is a winner;
(b) make his claim within twelve months of the
date on which his winning ticket was drawn;
(c) give the Corporation the right to publish his
name, address, photograph or picture without
any claim on the Corporation for broadcast-
ing, printing, royalty or other rights; and
(d) if required by the Corporation, give to the
Corporation a valid release for the prize and
undertake to save the Corporation harmless
from any further claim on that prize. O.
Reg. 946/79, s. 5, part.
10. Where there is a dispute over payment of a prize,
the Corporation may, in the case of a money prize, pay
the money into court and, in the case of any other prize,
deliver the prize to the court pending settlement of the
dispute by a court of competent jurisdiction. O. Reg.
946/79, s. 5, part.
Ontario Lottery Corporation:
D. J. MacLean
Vice-Chairman
E. M. Pollock
Managing Director
Dated at Toronto, this 15th day of November, 1979.
(4020) 2
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING
ACT
O. Reg. 947/79.
Eggs— Plan.
Made — December 19th, 1979.
Filed— December 28th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 593/72
MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
1. Section 6 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation
593/72, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regu-
lation 764/74, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
6. The local board shall be composed of not more
than fifteen producer-members who shall hold office
until their successors are elected or appointed.
2. The Schedule to the said Regulation, as
amended by section 1 in each instance of Ontario
Regulations 183/74, 764/74, 433/75, 32/76 and
470/76, is further amended by adding thereto the
following section:
13. The Minister may appoint two persons who are
producers of chicks-for-placement to be members of the
local board to hold office until their successors are
appointed under this section.
(4037)
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O. Reg. 948/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 950/79 197
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 948/79.
Designation of the Commencement of the
Freeze-Up Period Pursuant to Subsec-
tion 2 of Section 75 of the Act.
Made — December 28th, 1979.
Filed— December 28th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
DESIGNATION OF THE
COMMENCEMENT OF THE FREEZE-UP
PERIOD PURSUANT TO
SUBSECTION 2 OF
SECTION 75 OF THE ACT
1. The 1st day of January, 1980 is hereby designated
as the commencement date on and after which freeze-
up allowances contained in subsection 1 of section 75 of
the Act are authorized for those parts of Ontario
situated south of King's Highway No. 101 and north of
a boundary line extending along the North Shore of
Lake Huron and Georgian Bay from Sault Ste. Marie to
Pointe au Baril (including St. Joseph Island and Man-
itoulin Island); thence in a straight line from Pointe au
Baril to Sundridge; thence in a straight line from Sun-
dridge through Pembroke to the Ottawa River. O.
Reg. 948/79, s. 1.
James W. Snow
Minister of Transportation
and Communications
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of December, 1979.
(4038) 2
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 949/79.
State of Maine — Exemption from the Pro-
visions of Sections 6 and 8 of the Act.
Made — December 19th, 1979.
Filed— December 28th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
STATE OF MAINE— EXEMPTION
FROM THE PROVISIONS OF
SECTIONS 6 AND 8 OF THE ACT
1. — (1) Every commercial motor vehicle registered
in the State of Maine,
(a) not being the subject-matter of a lease, the
owner of which has his principal place of resi-
dence in the State of Maine; or
(b) being the subject-matter of a lease, the lessee
of which has his principal place of residence in
the State of Maine,
is exempt from the provisions of sections 6 and 8 of the
Act during its stay in Ontario, for a period of up to thirty
days commencing with the day the vehicle enters
Ontario.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply in respect of a vehicle
designed or equipped for the carriage of used household
furniture while it is used for that purpose. O. Reg.
949/79, s. 1.
2. Every commercial motor vehicle registered in the
State of Maine,
(a) that is designed or equipped for the carriage of
used household furniture and used for that
purpose only; and
(b) the owner of which has his principal place of
residence in the State of Maine,
is exempt from the provisions of sections 6 and 8 of the
Act during its stay in Ontario, for a period of up to thirty
days commencing with the day the vehicle enters
Ontario. O. Reg. 949/79, s. 2.
3. The exemption provided by sections 1 and 2
ceases to apply upon the vehicle picking up goods in
Ontario for delivery in Ontario. O. Reg. 949/79, s. 3.
(4039) 2
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 950/79.
Order made under Section 29a of
The Planning Act.
Made — December 27th, 1979.
Filed— December 28th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March,
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 2 7 , as it existed on the 25th day of
June, 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcels of land:
That parcel of land situate in the Borough of York
in The Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto, being
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 951/79
composed of that part of a Plan registered in the Land
Registry Office for the Registry Division of Toronto
Boroughs and York South (No. 64) as Number 2600
more particularly described as follows:
1 . That part of Lonsmount Drive lying south of the
south street line of Tichester Road according to
the said Registered Plan 2600 and stopped up
and closed by Township of York By-law
Number 17578; and
2 . The one-foot reserve strip on the southerly limit
of Lonsmount Drive now stopped up and closed
by Township of York By-law 17578 according to
the said Registered Plan 2600. O. Reg. 950/79,
s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 27th day of December, 1979.
(4040) 2
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 951/79.
Order made under Section 29a
of The Planning Act
Made— December 27th, 1979.
Filed— December 28th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March,
1973 of section 29 oiThe Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 27, as it existed on the 25th day of
June, 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcels of land:
1. That parcel of land situate in the Township of
Bangor in the County of Hastings, being composed
of that part of Lot 2 in Concession VII more partic-
ularly described as follows:
Premising that the southerly limit of the said Parcel
has an astronomical course of 65° 19' east derived
from a plan by John Butterfield, O.L.S., dated the
20th day of February, 1948 and relating all bear-
ings herein thereto;
Beginning where a survey post has been planted
defining the southeasterly angle of the said parcel,
being in the southwesterly limit of a Township
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Road, distant thereon 22.5 feet measured north 69°
1 1' west from a survey post planted distant thereon
136.52 feet measured north 61° 11' west from a
survey post planted distant thereon 154.83 feet
measured north 88° 35' west from a survey post
planted distant thereon 106.75 feet measured north
71° 15' west from a survey post planted distant
233.08 feet measured north 69° 06' east from a
survey post planted in the inner limit of the original
66-foot road allowance laid out along the shore of
Papineau Lake at a point distant 703.09 feet meas-
ured north 67° 08' 30" west from the southeasterly
angle of the said Lot 2;
Thence north 69°
Township Road
planted;
11' west along the said limit of
44.91 feet to a survey post
Thence north 65° 11' west continuing thereon
33.21 feet to a survey post planted;
Thence south 69° 06' west 62.67 feet to a survey
post planted;
Thence south 68° 58' 30" west 125.19 feet to a
survey post planted in the said inner limit of
shoreline road allowance;
Thence in a general southeasterly direction there-
along 100 feet, more or less, to a survey post
planted in a line drawn south 65° 19' west from the
place of beginning;
Thence north 65° 19' east 169 feet to the place of
beginning.
That parcel of land situate in the Township of
Bangor in the County of Hastings, being composed
of that part of Lot 2 in Concession VII more partic-
ularly described as follows:
Premising that the southerly limit of the said parcel
has an astronomical course of north 63° 19' east
derived from a plan by John Butterfield, O.L.S.
dated the 20th day of February, 1948 and relating
all bearings herein thereto;
Beginning where a survey post has been planted
defining the southeasterly angle of the said parcel,
being in the southwesterly limit of a Township
Road, distant thereon 44.52 feet measured north
61° 11' west from a survey post planted distant
thereon 154.83 feet measured north 88° 35' west
from a survey post planted distant thereon 106.75
feet measured north 71° 15' west from a survey
post planted distant 233.08 feet measured north
69° 06' east from a survey post planted in the inner
limit of the original 66-foot road allowance laid out
along the shore of Papineau Lake at a point distant
703.09 feet measured north 67° 08' 30" west from
the southeasterly angle of the said Lot 2;
Thence north 61° 11' west along the southwesterly
limit of the said Travelled Road 50 feet to a survey
post planted;
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 952/79 199
Thence south 63° 19' west 129.70 feet to a survey
post planted in the said inner limit of shoreline road
allowance;
Thence in a general southeasterly direction there-
along 100 feet, more or less, to a survey post
planted in a line drawn south 63° 19' west from the
place of beginning;
Thence north 63° 19' east 69.36 feet to the place of
beginning.
3. That parcel of land situate in the Township of
Bangor in the County of Hastings, being composed
of that part of Lot 2 in Concession VII more partic-
ularly described as follows:
Premising that the southerly limit of the said parcel
has an astronomical course of north 63° 19' east
derived from a plan by John Butterfield, O.L.S.,
dated the 20th day of February, 1948 and relating
all bearings herein thereto;
Beginning where a survey post has been planted
defining the southeasterly angle of the said parcel,
being in the southwesterly limit of a Township
Road distant thereon 94.52 feet measured north
61° 11' west from a survey post planted distant
thereon 154.83 feet measured north 88° 35' west
from a survey post planted distant 106.75 feet
measured north 71° 15' west from a survey post
planted distant 233.08 feet measured north 69° 06'
east from a survey post planted in the inner limit of
the original 66-foot road allowance laid out along
the shore of Papineau Lake at a point distant
703.09 feet measured north 67° 08' 30" west from
the southeasterly angle of the said Lot 2;
Thence north 61° 11' west along the southwesterly
limit of the said Travelled Road 42 feet to a sui vey
post planted;
Thence north 69° 11' west continuing thereon 22.5
feet to a survey post planted;
Thence south 65° 19' west 169 feet to a survey post
planted in the said inner limit of shoreline road
allowance;
Thence in a general southeasterly direction there-
along 100 feet, more or less, to a survey post
planted in a line drawn south 63° 19' west from the
place of beginning;
Thence north 63° 19' east 1 29. 70 feet to the place of
beginning. O. Reg. 951/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 27th day of December, 1979.
(4041)
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 952/79.
Order made under Section 29a of
The Planning Act.
Made — December 27th, 1979.
Filed— December 28th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March,
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
su bsection 1 of section 2 7 , as it existed on the 2 5 th day of
June, 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
That parcel of land situate in the Village of
Inverhuron in the Township of Bruce in the County
of Bruce, being composed of that part of Park Lot 2
on the south side of John Street in the said Village of
Inverhuron more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the northerly limit of the said
Park Lot 2 distant 85 feet easterly from the north-
westerly angle of the said Lot;
Thence easterly along the northerly limit of the said
Lot 60 feet;
Thence southerly and parallel with the westerly limit
of the said Lot 117 feet;
Thence westerly and parallel with the said northerly
limit 60 feet;
Thence northerly and parallel with the said westerly
limit 117 feet, more or less, to the place of beginning.
Together with a right-of-way in common with others
entitled thereto in, over, along and upon that part of
the said Park Lot 2 more particularly described as
follows:
Beginning at the northwesterly angle of the said Park
Lot 2;
Thence southerly along the westerly limit of the said
Lot to the southwesterly angle thereof;
Thence easterly along the said southerly limit a dis-
tance of 25 feet;
Thence northerly parallel with the said westerly limit
a distance of 280 feet;
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 954/79
Thence easterly parallel with the southerly limit of
the said Lot a distance of 635 feet, more or less, to the
easterly limit of the said Lot;
Thence northerly along the said easterly limit a dis-
tance of 40 feet;
Thence westerly parallel with the said southerly limit
a distance of 635 feet;
Thence northerly parallel with the westerly limit of
the said Lot a distance of 100 feet;
Thence easterly and parallel with the said southerly
limit 635 feet, more or less, to the easterly limit of the
said Lot;
Thence northerly along the said easterly limit a dis-
tance of 40 feet;
Thence westerly and parallel with the said southerly
limit 635 feet;
Thence northerly and parallel with the said westerly
limit to the northerly limit of the said Lot;
Thence westerly along the said northerly limit 25 feet
to the place of beginning. O. Reg. 952/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 27th day of December, 1979.
(4042) 2
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 953/79.
Order made under Section 29a of The
Planning Act.
Made— December 27th, 1979.
Filed— December 28th, 1979.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 29a OF
THE PLANNING ACT
1. A contravention before the 19th day of March,
1973 of section 29 of The Planning Act or a predecessor
thereof, or of a by-law passed under a predecessor of the
said section, or of an Order made under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 2 7 , as it existed on the 2 5 th day of
June, 1970, of The Planning Act being chapter 296 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1960 or a predecessor
thereof, does not have and shall be deemed never to
have had the effect of preventing the conveyance or
creation of any interest in the following parcel of land:
2.
That parcel of land situate in the Township of
Bedford in the County of Frontenac, being composed
of that part of Lot 34 in Concession VII designated as
Part 20 on a Reference Plan deposited in the Land
Registry Office for the Registry Division of Fron-
tenac (No. 13) as Number R-167.
Together with a right-of-way, at all times, in com-
mon with all others now or hereafter entitled thereto
over, along and upon those parts of Lots 33 and 34 in
the said Concession VII designated as Part A on the
said Reference Plan. O. Reg. 953/79, s. 1.
Claude Bennett
Minister of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 27th day of December, 1979.
(4043) 2
THE THEATRES ACT
O. Reg. 954/79.
General.
Made — December 19th, 1979.
Filed— December 28th, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 811 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE THEATRES ACT
1. Subsection 2 of section 53 of Regulation 811 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1970 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(2) An apprentice projectionist licence shall be in
Form 10 and shall be for a period of up to one year
expiring on the date set out in the licence. O. Reg.
954/79, s. 1.
2 . Subsection 2 of section 54 of the said Regulation
is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
(2) A licence as a first-class projectionist or a second-
class projectionist issued for the first time shall be for a
period of up to three years expiring on the date set out in
the licence.
(3) An application for the renewal of a licence as a
first-class or second-class projectionist shall be in Form
13 and shall be accompanied by the prescribed fee.
(4) A renewal of a licence for a first-class projec-
tionist or a second-class projectionist shall be for a
three-year period.
562
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 955/79 201
(5) Where a first-class projectionist or a second-class
projectionist applies to have his licence cancelled, he
shall be entitled to a refund of the unexpired portion of
the term of his licence at the rate of S 1 5 per year for each
full year of the term of his licence remaining.
(6) Where the holder of a licence as a second-class
projectionist passes the examination and is eligible for a
licence as a first-class projectionist, upon the surrender
of his licence as a second-class projectionist, he shall be
issued a licence as a first-class projectionist for the
balance of the unexpired portion of his second-class
projectionist's licence. O. Reg. 954/79, s. 2.
3. Item 6 of section 59 of the said Regulation, as
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 419/
" is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
6. For a licence or renewal thereof as an
apprentice projectionist $ 15.00
6a . For a licence issued for the first time
as a first-class projectionist or a sec-
ond-class projectionist $ 15.00
per
year
or part
thereof
that the
licence
will be
in force
6b. For the renewal of a licence as a
first-class projectionist or a second-
class projectionist S 45.00
4. Item 7 of Form 9 of the said Regulation, as
remade by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 586/
72, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
7 . I enclose the licence fee of S 1 5 payable to the Trea-
surer of Ontario.
5. Item 3 of Form 11 of the said Regulation, as
remade by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 586/
is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
3 . I enclose the licence fee of S 15 payable to the Trea-
surer of Ontario.
6. Form 13 of the said Regulation, as remade by
section 3 of Ontario Regulation 586/72, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Form 13
(print surname in block letters)
The Theatres Act
APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF FIRST-
CLASS OR SECOND-CLASS PROJECTIONIST
LICENCE
(given names)
(post office address)
applies for the renewal of class
(first or second)
projectionist licence No dated . . .
I am employed at
(address)
Licence fee of $45 enclosed
(date of application)
(signature)
NOTE: mail to : The Director,
Theatres Branch,
Ministry of Consumer and
Commercial Relations,
1075 Millwood Road,
Toronto, Ontario M4G 1X6.
O. Reg. 954/79, s. 6.
7. Item 13 of Form 14 of the said Regulation, as
remade by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 698/
75, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
13. I enclose the licence fee of S20 payable to the Trea-
surer of Ontario.
8. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of April, 1980.
(4044) 2
THE PROVINCIAL COURTS ACT
O. Reg. 955/79.
Salaries and Benefits of Provincial
Judges.
Made— December 19th, 1979.
Filed— December 31st. 1979.
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202 O. Reg. 955/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 956/79
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 26/74
MADE UNDER
THE PROVINCIAL COURTS ACT
1 . Ontario Regulation 26/74 is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
8. — (1) The Crown may enter into an agreement
with an insurance underwriter for the purpose of pro-
viding a supplementary life insurance plan for judges.
(2) Effective the 1st day of January, 1980, the
supplementary life insurance plan under this section
shall provide to each judge, group life insurance cover-
age equal to three times the annual salary of the judge.
(3) The life insurance coverage under this section is
in addition to any other life insurance coverage under
this Regulation.
(4) The premium for the life insurance coverage
under this section shall be paid by the Crown. O. Reg.
955/79, s. 1.
(4045)
THE MILK ACT
O. Reg. 956/79.
Grade A Milk — Marketing.
Made— December 28th, 1979.
Filed— December 31st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 189/78
MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT
1 . — ( 1 ) Subsections 4 and 5 of section 1 6 of Ontario
Regulation 189/78, as remade by subsection 1 of
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 575/79, are
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(4) All Class 3 milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $28.95 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre.
(5) All Class 4 milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $28.61 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 956/79, s. 1 (1).
(2) Subsection 6 of the said section 16, as remade by
subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
625/79, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(6) All Class 4a milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $27.33 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 956/79, s. 1 (2).
(3) Subsection 8 of the said section 16, as remade by
subsection 2 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
7 1 1/79, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(8) All Class 5 milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $26.30 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 956/79, s. 1 (3).
(4) Subsection 10 of the said section 16, as remade
by subsection 5 of section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 625/79, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(10) All Class 6 milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $26.30 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 956/79, s. 1 (4).
(5) Subsection 11 of the said section 16, as remade
by subsection 6 of section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 625/79, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(11) The minimum prices that apply under subsec-
tions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 shall be increased or
decreased at the rate of $0.4163 for each 0. 10 kilograms
of milk- fat above or below 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat in
each hectolitre of milk. O. Reg. 956/79, s. 1 (5).
2 . Paragraph 1 of subsection 1 of section 2 1 of the
said Regulation, as remade by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 821/79, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
1 . A payment on account at the rate of$22.52per
hectolitre not later than the fourteenth day of
the next following month or, where a holiday
falls within the first twelve days of that
month, not later than the fifteenth day of that
month.
3. — (1) This Regulation, except subsection 2 of
section 1, comes into force on the 1st day of
January-, 1980.
(2) Subsection 2 of section 1 of this Regulation
comes into force on the 15th day of January.
1980.
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
Kenneth McKinnon
Chairman
H. Parker
Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of December, 1979.
(4046)
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O. Reg. 957/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 958/79 203
THE MILK ACT
O. Reg. 957/79.
Industrial Milk — Marketing.
Made — December 28th. 1979.
Filed— December 31st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 190/78
MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT
1. — (1) Subsections 1 and 2 of section 13 of Ontario
Regulation 190/78, as remade by subsection 1 of
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 576/79, are
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(1) All Class 3 milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $28.95 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre.
(2) All Class 4 milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $28.61 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 957/79, s. 1 (1).
(2) Subsection 3 of the said section 13, as remade by
subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
626/79, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(3) All Class 4a milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $27.33 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 957/79, s. 1 (2).
(3) Subsection 5 of the said section 13, as remade by
subsection 2 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
712/79, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(5) All Class 5 milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $26.30 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 957/79, s. 1 (3).
(4) Subsection 7 of the said section 13, as remade by
subsection 5 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
626/79, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(7) All Class 6 milk supplied to a processor shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the proces-
sor for not less than a minimum price of $26.30 per
hectolitre for milk containing 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat
per hectolitre. O. Reg. 957/79, s. 1 (4).
(5) Subsection 8 of the said section 13, as remade by
subsection 6 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
626/79, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(8) The minimum prices that apply under subsec-
tions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 6 and 7 shall be increased or
decreased at the rate of $0.4 163 for each 0. 10 kilograms
of milk- fat above or below 3.6 kilograms of milk-fat in
each hectolitre of milk. O. Reg. 957/79, s. 1 (5).
2. Paragraph 1 of subsection 1 of section 20 of the
said Regulation, as remade by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 626/79, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
1. A payment on account at the rate of $17. 10 per
hectolitre, not later than the fourteenth day of
the next following month or, where a holiday
falls within the first twelve days of that
month, not later than the fifteenth day of that
month.
3. — (1) This Regulation, except subsection 2 of
section 1, comes into force on the 1st day of
January, 1980.
(2) Subsection 2 of section 1 of this Regulation
comes into force on the 15th day of January.
1980.
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
Kenneth McKinnon
Chairman
H. Parker
Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of December, 1979.
(4047) 2
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 958/79.
Restricted Areas — Improvement
District of Temagami.
Made— December 28th, 1979.
Filed— December 31st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 667 OF REVISED
REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1970
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Section 5 of Regulation 667 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario. 1970 is amended by adding
thereto the following subsections:
(9) Notwithstanding subsection 1, a marina and
buildings and structures accessory thereto may be
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204 O. Reg. 958/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 960/79
erected and used on the land designated as Part 2 on
Plan RF-128 of the former geographic Township of
Strathcona now in the Improvement District of
Temagami in the Territorial District of Nipissing and
being Mining Claim T.R.T. 5591 of the said former
geographic Township of Strathcona in the Land Regis-
try Office for the Land Titles Division of Nipissing (No.
36) provided the following requirements are met:
Minimum distance
between the marina and
Strathcona Road 90 metres
Maximum height of the
marina 9 metres
(10) In subsection 9, "marina" means a building,
structure or place containing docking facilities and
located on a navigable waterway where boats and boat
accessories are stored, serviced, repaired or kept for
sale. O. Reg. 958/79, s. 1.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of December, 1979.
(4048) 2
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 959/79.
Restricted Areas — County of Ontario
(now The Regional Municipality of
Durham), Township of Pickering
(now Town of Pickering).
Made — December 28th, 1979.
Filed— December 31st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 102/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 102/72 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
21. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 8 may be used for
the erection and use thereon of an attached garage to an
existing single-family dwelling provided the following
requirements are met:
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
7.5 metres
3 metres
O. Reg. 959/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
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Schedule 8
That parcel of land situate in the Town of Pickering
in The Regional Municipality of Durham, being com-
posed of that part of Lot 1 1 in Concession VI more
particularly described as follows:
Premising that the bearing of the easterly limit of the
said Lot 1 1 is north 1 7° 4 1 ' west and relating all bearings
used herein thereto;
Beginning at the intersection of the northerly limit of
King's Highway known as No. 7, as defined by a
Deposit Plan registered in the Land Registry Office for
the Registry Division of Durham (No. 40) as Number
18976, with the said easterly limit of the said Lot 1 1 , the
said place of beginning being distant 1,899.67 feet
measured northerly along the said easterly limit from
the south-easterly angle of the said Lot 11;
Thence northerly along the said easterly limit of the said
Lot 222.84 feet;
Thence south 60° 06' 50" west 100 feet;
Thence southerly to a point in the said northerly limit of
the said King's Highway distant 100 feet measured
westerly on a chord of the said northerly limit from the
place of beginning, a distance of 222.84 feet, more or
less;
Thence easterly along the said northerly limit of the said
King's Highway, being on a circular curve to the right
having a radius of 2,909.93 feet, a chord distance of 100
feet measured on a bearing of north 60° 06' 50" east to
the place of beginning. O. Reg. 959/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of December, 1979.
(4049) 2
THE PLANNING AGT
O. Reg. 960/79.
Restricted Areas — Part of the
District of Sudbury.
Made — December 28th, 1979.
Filed — December 31st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 568/72
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 568/72 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
O. Reg. 960/79
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 962/79
205
37. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 33 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family cot-
tage and buildings and structures accessory thereto
provided the following requirements are met:
Minimum front vard
Minimum side vards
Minimum rear yard
Maximum height of
cottage
7.5 metres
3 metres on one side and 1
metre on another side
7.5 metres
one and one-half storeys
O. Reg. 960/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 33
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Curtin in the Territorial District of Sud-
bury, being composed of that part of Lot 38 in the
Surrendered Portion of Whitefish Indian Reserve
described as Parcel 59017 and designated as Part 6 on a
Reference Plan deposited in the Land Registry Office
for the Land Titles Division of Sudbury (No. 53) as
Number 2069. O. Reg. 960/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of December, 1979.
(4050)
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 961/79.
Restricted Areas — Part of the District of
Manitoulin, Townships of Campbell,
Dawson. Mills and Robinson.
Made— December 28th, 1979.
Filed — December 31st, 1979.
Minimum side vards
Minimum rear vard
7.5 metres
7.5 metres
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 153/74
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
Ontario Regulation 153/74 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
42. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 40 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family cot-
tage and buildings and structures accessory thereto
provided the following requirements are met:
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Maximum floor area of
cottage 176 square metres
Maximum height of
cottage one and one-half storeys
O. Reg. 961/79, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 40
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Campbell in the Territorial District of
Manitoulin, being composed of that part of Lot 19 in
Concession II more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the southerly limit of the said
Lot 19 distant 165 feet from the southwesterly angle of
the said Lot;
Thence easterly along the southerly limit of the said Lot
a distance of 165 feet;
Thence northerly and parallel to the westerly limit of
the said Lot to the northerly limit of the said Lot, which
is the southerly boundary of the road allowance along
the shores of Kagawong Lake;
Thence westerly along the southerly limit of the said
road allowance to a point therein where it would be
intersected by a line drawn parallel to the westerly limit
of the said Lot and through the place of beginning;
Thence southerly along the said parallel line to the place
of beginning. O. Reg. 961/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of December, 1979.
(4051) 2
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 962/79.
Restricted Areas — Part of the
District of Nipissing.
Made— December 28th, 1979.
Filed— December 31st, 1979.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 540/74
MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
206
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 962/79
1. Ontario Regulation 540/74 is amended
adding thereto the following section:
by
48. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the land described in Schedule 64 may be used
for the erection and use thereon of a single-family dwel-
ling and buildings and structures accessory thereto pro-
vided the following requirements are met:
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Minimum total
area of dwelling
floor
40 metres
3.1 metres on one side
and 1.2 metres on the
other side
80 square metres
Maximum percentage of
lot to be occupied by
dwelling
15 per cent
Maximum height of
dwelling two and one-half storeys
O. Reg. 962/79, s. 1.
The said Regulation is further amended
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 64
by
That parcel of land situate in the geographic
Township of Hugel in the Territorial District of Nipis-
sing, being composed of that part of Lot 5 in Concession
II entered in the Land Registry Office for the Land
Titles Division of Nipissing (No. 36) as Parcel Number
13285. O. Reg. 962/79, s. 2.
G. M. Farrow
Executive Director,
Plans Administration Division,
Ministry of Housing
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of December, 1979.
(4052)
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 207
INDEX 2
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
Proclamations 141
The Ontario Highway Transport Board Act 142
Certificates of Incorporation Issued 152
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued 153
Certificates of Amalgamation Issued 153
Certificates of Continuation Issued 156
Transfer of Ontario Corporations 156
Restated Certificate of Incorporation Issued 156
Amendments to Articles 157
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued 161
Order Reviving Corporate Powers 161
Licences in Mortmain Issued 162
Extra-Provincial Licences Issued 162
Extra-Provincial Licence Cancelled 162
Certificates of Dissolution Issued 163
Notice of Default in Complying with The Corporations Tax Act, 1972 163
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation 167
The Marriage Act 175
Erratum 176
The Insurance Act 1 76
The Loan and Trust Corporations Act 176
Applications to Parliament — Private Bills 177
Petitions to Parliament 179
Applications to Parliament 179
CORPORATION NOTICES 180
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 182
CHANGE OF NAME ACT 182
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 183
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
The Farm Products Marketing Act O Reg. 947/79 196
The General Sessions Act The County Courts Act O. Reg. 936/79 185
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 938/79 186
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 939/79 187
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 940/79 187
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 941/79 187
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 942/79 188
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 948/79 197
The Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 949/79 197
The Milk Act O. Reg. 956/79 202
The Milk Act O. Reg. 957/79 203
The Ontario Lottery Corporation Act, 1974 O. Reg. 946/79 195
The Planning Act O. Reg. 937/79 185
The Planning Act O. Reg. 945/79 194
The Planning Act O. Reg. 950/79 197
The Planning Act O. Reg. 951/79 198
The Planning Act O. Reg. 952/79 199
The Planning Act O. Reg. 953/79 200
The Planning Act O. Reg. 958/79 203
The Planning Act O. Reg. 959/79 204
The Planning Act O. Reg. 960/79 204
The Planning Act O. Reg. 961/79 205
The Planning Act O. Reg. 962/79 205
The Provincial Courts Act O. Reg. 955/79 201
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS AND TREASURERS
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1980
Section 584 of The Municipal Act provides:
584. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 19SU the dates lor publication of tax sale advertisements in The Ontario
Gazette arc as follows:
January 5th, Issue No. 1 — Earliest Date Sale can be held — April 6th, 1980
February 2nd, " " S " " " " " " — May 4th, "
March 1st, " " 9 " " " " " " — June 1st, "
April Sth, " " 14 " " " " " " —July 6th,
May 3rd, " " 18 " " " " " " —August 3rd,
June 7th, " " 23 " " " " " " — September 7th, "
July 5th, " "27 " " " " " " —October 5th,
August 2nd, " "31 " " " " " " — November 2nd, "
September 6th, " " 36 " " " " " " — December 7th, "
October 4th, " " 40 " " " " " " — January 4th, 1981
November 1st, " " 44 " " " " " " — February 1st, "
December 6th, " " 49 " " " " " " — March 8th,
Advertisements of tax sales must be received at least TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO
THE DATE OF PUBLICATION IN THE^ ONTARIO GAZETTE.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be received before
Wednesday 4 p.m. 10 days before publication date to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number of
insertions required must be stated and the names of all signing officers typewritten or printed.
Advertising Rate: $7.50 per single-column 25mm.
The rates payable for copies of The Ontario Gazette are,
by subscribers for a subscription of 52 weekly issues, $30.00; and
by others for a single copy, 75 cents. Payable in advance.
Rates subject to change without notice.
Cheques should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO and
forwarded to THE ONTARIO GAZETTE.
All correspondence should be addressed:
The Ontario Gazette
9th Floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N3
Telephone 965-2238
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