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Canada — British Columbia
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A free miner may register a mineral or placer claim in a reserve, but must not obstruct or interfere with specified works or activities in the reserve.
Canada — British Columbia
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Free miners must not register mineral claims in mineral reserves established or continued under section 2, except where an application to register was made before the reserve was established.
Canada — British Columbia
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This regulation creates or continues mineral reserves at listed sites and says a free miner must not register a mineral claim or placer claim in those reserves, subject to a pre-existing application exception.
Canada — British Columbia
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A free miner must not register a placer claim in a reserve covered by this regulation.
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act sets mineral land tax rules, including annual payment deadlines, assessment and notice duties, recordkeeping, confidentiality limits, and penalties for non-compliance.
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act sets tax rules for mine operators, placer gold mine operators, and quarry operators, including tax rates, return filing deadlines, instalment payments, recordkeeping, and penalties for late filings.
Canada — British Columbia
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This part defines key mineral-title terms and sets up the registry, free miner certificates, entry rights, and registration rules.
Canada — British Columbia
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A free miner must not register a mineral claim in a reserve established or continued under section 2.
Canada — British Columbia
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A free miner must not register a mineral claim in a reserve established or continued by this regulation.
Canada — British Columbia
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Free miners must not register mineral or placer claims in reserves covered by section 2.
Canada — British Columbia
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A free miner must not register a mineral or placer claim in a reserve covered by section 2.
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act sets rules for mine permits, inspections, reclamation, reporting, and enforcement.
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act lets recorded holders get rights of way for mining-related facilities, but requires ministerial approval and limits how roads and access roads may be used.
Canada — British Columbia
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This provision identifies the Mining Tax Act and states that it was repealed.
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act creates the Ministry of Agriculture and Food, gives the minister powers over the ministry and related regulations, and sets rules for collecting, using, publishing, and keeping information confidential.
Canada — British Columbia
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This provision creates the Ministry of Consumer and Corporate Affairs, assigns the minister responsibility for its direction, allows the minister to create branches or divisions, and gives the Lieutenant Governor in Council regulation-making power.
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act creates the Ministry of Energy and Mines, gives the minister and the ministry various administrative and regulatory powers, and sets restrictions, entry rights, information duties, toll rules, and offences for non-compliance.
Canada — British Columbia
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This document identifies the act as the Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources Act and notes that its title was changed to the Ministry of Energy and Mines Act, effective June 20, 2003.
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This Act creates the Ministry of Environment, gives the minister responsibility for directing it, and sets out powers to manage environment-related matters, property, agreements, disclosure, and regulation-making.
Canada — British Columbia
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This document notes a title change to the Ministry of Forests and Range Act.