Municipal Boundaries & Representation Act amended 40 amendments
AI summary The Municipal Boundaries & Representation Act has been amended with 40 changes. The text provides no further details on the nature of the amendments or their implications.
IN THE MATTER OF THE PUBLIC UTILITIES ACT - and - IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION by EFFICIENCYONE for Approval of a Supply Agreement for Electricity Efficiency and Conservation Activities between EfficiencyOne and Nova Scotia Power Inc. a...
AI summary EfficiencyOne (E1) seeks approval for a supply agreement with Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) and its 2019 Demand Side Management (DSM) Resource Plan. The Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (UARB) conducted a paper hearing, with intervenors including the Consumer Advocate, SBA, and Ecology Action Centre. Submissions and evidence were filed in June 2018.
Canada. A. J . Jordan, for Independent Petroleum Association C. C. Black, for Trans Canada Pipe Line Ltd. Loyola Keough, for National Energy Board The judgment of the Court was delivered by
AI summary The text lists counsel for parties involved in a regulatory proceeding, including the Independent Petroleum Association, Trans Canada Pipe Line Ltd., and the National Energy Board, with the judgment delivered by the Court.
tervener the British Columbia International Commercial Arbitration Centre Foundation. Terrence J. O'Sullivan and Paul Michell , for the intervener the Council of Canadian Administrative Tribunals. Written submissions only by Susan L. Stewa...
AI summary The document lists interveners in a regulatory proceeding, including legal organizations, associations, and individuals submitting written arguments. Key entities include arbitration bodies, legal associations, and advocacy groups, with submissions focused on administrative law, arbitration processes, and regulatory policies.
Appearances: Cameron Ashmore, and Kismet Fong, City of Edmonton Law Branch for the City of Edmonton Katrina M. Haymond, and Anne L.G. Côté, Field LLP for the Edmonton Police Service Thomas W. Wakeling, Q.C. and Anna Loparco, Fraser Milner...
AI summary The document lists appearances in a regulatory proceeding with legal representatives for the City of Edmonton, Edmonton Police Service, Business Watch International Inc., and the Information and Privacy Commissioner. Counsel includes Cameron Ashmore, Katrina Haymond, Thomas Wakeling, and R.B. Drewry, among others.
COUNSEL : J.R.W. Rath J.P. Tannahill For the Applicant S.C. McNaughtan For the Respondents ____________________________________________________
AI summary The document lists counsel for the Applicant and Respondents in a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding. J.R.W. Rath J.P. Tannahill represents the Applicant, while S.C. McNaughtan represents the Respondents. No further arguments or details are provided in the excerpt.
Board Hearings are open to the public and you may participate as follows: - You may speak at the hearing. You must notify the Board by Thursday, January 3, 2019. - You may make written comments by sending a letter to the Clerk of the Board...
AI summary Public participation in a Board hearing is open, with deadlines for speaking (Jan 3, 2019), written comments (Jan 3, 2019), and intervenor requests (Oct 17, 2018). Documents are accessible via the Board's website and EfficiencyOne's offices. Document Number: 265058.
SMALL BUSINESS ADVOCATE TAKE NOTICE that the Small Business Advocate hereby Intervenes in this proceeding in accordance with the regulations. The Small Business Advocate represents 3 classes of small business (namely 10, 11, and 21 - small...
AI summary The Small Business Advocate intervenes in a regulatory proceeding, representing three classes of small businesses (10, 11, and 21). Contact details for E.A. Nelson Blackburn, Q.C., of Blackburn Law are provided for communication regarding the proceeding.
VIA EMAIL 28840 Ms. Doreen Friis Regulatory Affairs Officer/Clerk Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board 1601 Lower Water Street, 3rd Floor Halifax, NS B3J 3S3 Dear Ms. Friis: Re: M0888 - EfficiencyOne - Application for approval of the use o...
AI summary The Consumer Advocate requests intervenor status in M0888 regarding EfficiencyOne's application to use Non-Energy Benefits in cost-effectiveness testing. They intend to appear at an oral hearing, represented by William L. Mahody, Q.C., of Merrick Jamieson Sterns Washington & Mahody.
COUNSEL Stewart McKelvey Suite 900 - 1959 Upper Water Street P.O. Box 997 Halifax, NS B3J 2X2 Fax (902) 420-1417 Attention: Nancy G. Rubin, Q.C. Telephone (902) 420-3337 Email: [email protected] And a copy to: Attention: Leona Cle...
AI summary Stewart McKelvey represents the Industrial Group in a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding. The letter is dated October 3, 2018, and addressed to Doreen Friis, Clerk of the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board. Contact details for counsel, including Nancy G. Rubin, Q.C., and Leona Clements, are provided.
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