Traduction de «Loi visant la protection des eaux du Canada » (Français → Anglais) :

Navigable Waters Protection Act

Federal Act of 24 January 1991 on the Protection of Water against Pollution | Water Protection Act

Canada Water Protection Act

Federal Act of 24 January 1991 on the Protection of Waters | Waters Protection Act [ WPA ]

On Senator Mitchell's question, the Department of Transport told the committee that many other acts exist to protect waters other than the proposed navigation amendments.

Also, I'd like to mention some of the legislation that is going to be affected by the Mackenzie Valley Resource Management Act, federal acts and regulations: Bridges Act; Canada Oil and Gas Operations Act; Canadian Environmental Protection Act; Explosives Act; Fisheries Act; Indian Act; National Defence Act; National Energy Board Act; National Parks Act; Canadian Transportation Act; Navigable Waters Protection Act; Northwest Territories Waters Act; Radiocommunication Act; Railway Safety Act; Anhydrous Ammonia Bulk Storag ...[+++]e Regulations, Railway Safety Act; Atomic Energy Control Regulations, Atomic Energy Control Act; Chlorine Tank Gas Unloading Facilities Regulations; Federal Mobile PCB Treatment and Destruction Regulations; Flammable Liquids Bulk Storage Regulations; Indian Oil and Gas Regulations; Indian Reserve Waste Disposal Regulations, Indian Act; Indian Timber Regulations, Indian Act; Liquefied Petroleum Gas Bulk Storage Regulations; Metal Mining Effluent Regulations; Migratory Birds Regulations, Migratory Birds Convention Act; Migratory Birds Sanctuary Regulations, Migratory Birds Convention Act; National Historic Parks General Regulations, National Parks Act; Nation Parks General Regulations, National Parks Act; National Parks Guiding Regulations, National Parks Act; National Parks Leases and Licences; National Parks Timber Regulations, National Parks Wildlife Regulations under the National Parks Act; Territorial Dredging Regulations under the Territorial Lands Act; Territorial Lands Use Regulations under the Territorial Lands Act—refers to class A and B permits—Uranium and Thorium Mining Regulations under the Atomic Energy Control Act; Wildlife Areas Regulations under the Canada Wildlife Act; and provisions of NWT acts, such as the GNWT Forest Management Act, the Government of the Northwest Territories Forest Protection Act, the Government of the Northwest Territories Territorial Parks Act, the Government of the Northwest Te ...

When the transport minister naively said the other day that the Navigable Waters Protection Act and fish were not related, he clearly had not consulted the Fisheries and Oceans Canada website, which says that “[the Navigable Waters Protection] Act is administered by the Navigable Waters Protection Program (NWPP) / Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) of the Department of Fisheries and Oceans”.

31. Welcomes the Law on protection of the family and prevention of violence against women; commends the National Action Plan to combat Violence against Women (2012-2015) and stresses the need to enforce it effectively nationwide; calls on the Ministry for Family and Social Policies to continue its efforts to increase the number and quality of shelters for women and minors in danger; stresses the importance of providing women who have been victims of violence with concrete alternatives and self-sustainment prospects; commends Turkey’s efforts, at all levels, to fight against ‘honour killings’, domestic violence and the phenomenon of forced marriages ...[+++]and child brides, and underlines the importance of a zero-tolerance attitude towards violence against women, and the importance of continuously stepping up prevention measures; is concerned, however, by the fact that, despite such efforts, violence against women is still a regular occurrence, and asks that those who fail to protect and assist victims be identified and prosecuted; stresses the importance of tackling poverty amongst women and of increasing the social inclusion of women; calls on the Ministry to continue actively to promote women’s rights, education – including by bridging the gender gap in secondary education – and participation in the labour market (which remains low), in politics and at senior level in the public as well as private sector, if necessary by introducing reserved quotas and by reviewing certain specific laws regulating employment in Turkey; encourages the Government of Turkey to revise the law on political parties and the law on elections in order to make the inclusion of women a priority for political parties; notes that Turkey’s 2023 employment target for women is 35 %, while in the EU 2020 strategy the target is 75 %; encourages Turkey to strive to achieve an ambitious employment target for women;