Traduction de «Droit sur les mines » (Français → Anglais) :

the value of the three individual mines which comprise them (Stratoni, Olympias and Skouries), based on economic factors applying at the time of the sale, and also the ability of those mines to be operational (see detailed analysis in paragraphs 63-79 below);

The agreement would provide a capital transfer of $13.9 million, shared by provincial and federal governments over 10 years, less outstanding negotiation loans, to compensate for the surrender of the first nation's rights to mines and minerals under previously surrendered reserve lands.

Even though there is already a wealth of EU-level information and problem-solving networks on citizens’ rights, many citizens either are not aware of these networks or are frustrated because information is distributed among multiple sources and therefore hard to find.

The Halifax initiative working group was made up of: the United Auto Workers Union, the Canadian Council for International Cooperation, the Canadian Friends of Burma, the Canadian Labour Congress, the Canadian Lawyers Association for International Human Rights, Democracy Watch, Development and Peace, East Timor Alert Network, the Falls Brook Centre, Rights and Democracy, Mining Watch Canada, Project Ploughshares, Results Canada, Sierra Club Nuclear Campaign, the Social Justice Commission of Montreal, the Steel Workers' Humanity Fund and the West Coast Environmental Law Association.

Training for:- medical laboratory scientific officer,- mine electrical engineer,- mine mechanical engineer,- approved social worker - mental health,- probation officer,

A nearly four-month delay in the progress of Bill C-21 following the House Committee’s February 2008 report prompted editorial comment that was largely critical of the opposition for insisting on amendments that were unacceptable to the government, thereby potentially jeopardizing the legislation and further delaying fuller human rights protection for First Nations people (63) Other commentary endorsed the amendments, suggesting that, although application of the CHRA to First Nations people is desirable, the key issue from a First Nations perspective centres on ensuring that respect for individual rights does not undermine recognition an ...[+++]d protection of First Nations’ collective rights (64) According to a third view, the absence of parliamentary agreement on Bill C-21 arose, in part, from opposition to the government’s likely objective of weakening, incrementally, the “parallel society” of First Nations reserves.