Translation of "aire de vent " (French → English) :

Air Berlin's insolvency administrator then launched a sale of Air Berlin assets through a bidding process, with a deadline to submit binding bids by 15 September 2017.

(4) For the purposes of this Part, where a person who has increased the area of land included in a residential trailer park of the person makes a supply of the park or an interest in it that, but for this subsection, would be a taxable supply and, but for the increase in the area of land included in the park, would be an exempt supply described in section 5.3 of Part I of Schedule V, the area of land by which the park was increased and the remainder of the park shall each be deemed to be a separate property and the sale of the additional area or the interest therein shall be deemed to be a supply separate from the sale of the remainder o ...[+++]f the park or the interest in the park, and neither supply is incidental to the other.

If you strongly support—and I'm not denying that you do—Air Canada's plan for restructuring, we'll keep that point in mind as we turn over to the second paragraph at the top of page 4. It says, “Should a sale of the Regionals ever be contemplated, we agree with Air Canada”—that's Mr. Milton now—“that any sale must be conducted in a proper and orderly basis”.

I have no interest in watching the sellout of Air Canada or the industry in Canada to a company that has prided itself in not being a Canadian company, but a U.S. company based in Toronto, in the words of their CEO, which generates about 35% of the revenues only in Canada, which is going to be, without doubt, manhandled by American Airlines, which has devastated Canadian Airlines—the results are irrefutable—and now wants to take Air Canada down with it too.

The major challenges facing the City of Toronto, which are the subject of constant enforcement and interdiction under our current Toronto anti-violence intervention strategy, are the open-air drug markets at both the street level and the mid-level.

Hon. B. Alasdair Graham (Deputy Leader of the Government): Honourable senators, I have a response to a question raised in the Senate on December 12, 1995 by the Honourable Senator Balfour regarding the sale of Airbus aircraft to Air Canada; a response to a question raised in the Senate on December 12, 1995 by the Honourable Senator Balfour regarding the sale of Airbus aircraft to Air Canada, knowledge of government ministers; and a response to a question raised in the Senate ...[+++] on May 29, 1996 by the Honourable Senator Carney regarding the imposition of the Mifflin plan without necessary studies.