National Energy Board Export and Import Reporting Regulations SOR /95-563 NATIONAL ENERGY BOARD ACT Registration 1995-11-28 Regulations Respecting the Returns and Information To Be Submitted by Persons Exporting Oil, Gas or Electricity or Importing Gas P.C. 1995-1992A

National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations C.R.C. , c. 1126 CANADA NATIONAL PARKS ACT Regulations Governing Highway Traffic in the National Parks of Canada

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National Parks Town, Visitor Centre and Resort Subdivision Designation Regulations SOR /91-8 CANADA NATIONAL PARKS ACT Registration 1990-12-13 Regulations Respecting the Designation of Towns, Visitor Centres and Resort Subdivisions in National Parks P.C. 1990-2680A

Order Authorizing Negotiations for the Settlement of the Dispute Causing the Extraordinary Disruption of the National Transportation System in Relation to Container Movements into and out of Certain Ports in British Columbia SOR /2005-232 CANADA TRANSPORTATION ACT Registration 2005-07-29 Order Authorizing Negotiations for the Settlement of the Dispute Causing the Extraordinary Disruption of the National Transportation System in Relation to Container Movements into and out of Certain Ports in British Columbia P.C. 2005-1356 2005-07-29

Whereas the Governor in Council is of the opinion that an extraordinary disruption to the effective continued operation of the national transportation system, other than a labour disruption, exists; Whereas the Governor in Council, pursuant to section 47 of the Canada Transportation Act Footnote a may take any step that the Governor in Council considers essential to stabilize the national transportation system; Return to footnote a S.C. 1996, c. 10 Whereas the Governor in Council is of the opinion that a failure to act under section 47 of the Canada Transportation Act a at this time would be contrary to the interests of users and operators of the national transportation system and that there are no other provisions in that Act or in any other Act of Parliament that are sufficient and appropriate to remedy the situation and counter the anticipated damage that would be caused by the ongoing extraordinary disruption of the national transportation system; And whereas the Governor in Council considers it essential that, to stabilize the national transportation system, an authorization be granted to a facilitator, truckers, shippers, brokers, ports and the representatives of those persons and any other persons whose agreement, consent, participation or co-operation is required to resolve the dispute and implement any element of the proposed solution, including for greater certainty and if applicable, a public officer, on the terms and conditions prescribed in the annexed Order; Therefore, Her Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Transport and the Minister of Industry in his capacity as the minister responsible for the Competition Bureau, pursuant to section 47 of the Canada Transportation Act a , hereby makes the annexed Order Authorizing Negotiations for the Settlement of the Dispute Causing the Extraordinary Disruption of the National Transportation System in Relation to Container Movements into and out of Certain Ports in British Columbia . Interpretation 1 A

New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench SI /92-2 CRIMINAL CODE Registration 1992-01-01 New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench

Under section 482 of the Criminal Code , chapter C-46 of the Revised Statutes of Canada, 1985, a majority of the Judges of The Court of Queen’s Bench of New Brunswick present at a meeting held for the purpose at Halifax, Nova Scotia on November 9, 1991, repealed, effective May 1, 1992, as attested by the signature of the Chief Justice, New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench , made on August 28, 1981, registered as SI/82-14 on January 27, 1982, Canada Gazette Part II, Vol. 116, No. 2, page 406, and made New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench , in accordance with the schedule hereto, to come into force on May 1, 1992. Dated at Moncton, New Brunswick, November 18, 1991 GUY A. RICHARD Chief Justice The Court of Queen’s Bench of New Brunswick