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Canada — Northwest Territories
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This order creates the Gamètì Housing Authority, sets its minimum and maximum membership, lets it make bylaws with approval, and requires it to manage assigned housing projects.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This order continues the Fort Simpson Housing Authority, sets its board size at 5 to 10 members, gives each member one vote, and lets the Authority make by-laws and manage housing-related property and staffing, subject to approval rules.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This order sets up the Fort Smith Housing Authority, its membership, and its main management powers, including rules for by-laws and approvals.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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The Hay River Housing Authority is continued, has a board of 5 to 10 members, and its members manage its business. The Authority may make by-laws, but they do not take effect until approved by Housing Northwest Territories.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This order continues the Inuvik Housing Authority, sets its membership and voting rules, and gives it powers to manage housing projects and make by-laws subject to approval by Housing Northwest Territories.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This order sets up the Łutselk’e Housing Authority, limits it to 4 to 7 members, gives each member one vote, and lets the Authority make by-laws and manage housing projects subject to approval rules.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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The Norman Wells Housing Authority is continued, must have 3 to 10 members, and can make by-laws and manage housing projects subject to approval rules.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This order continues the Behchokö Kö Gha K’àodèe Housing Authority and sets rules for its membership, voting, by-law approval, powers, and delegation.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
The Somba Ke' Housing Authority is continued, must have 5 to 10 members, may make by-laws and carry out housing-related operations, and its by-laws need approval from the President of Housing Northwest Territories before they take effect.
Canada — Northwest Territories
4 provisions
The Act bans discrimination on listed grounds and bars discriminatory hiring, employment terms, job ads, and unequal pay; it also requires accommodation unless undue hardship applies.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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The Commissioner approves the Affirmative Action Policy and Directive under section 9 of the Fair Practices Act and any enabling power.
Canada — Northwest Territories
4 provisions
This provision approves a socio-economic monitoring agreement for the Diavik Diamonds Project and sets out reporting, employment, training, procurement, and advisory-board arrangements.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
The Commissioner in Executive Council approves the preferential employment program set out in the Snap Lake Diamond Project Socio-Economic Agreement.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This order approves the preferential employment program for the BHP Diamonds Project.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This Act lets people consent to tissue donation for transplantation or certain other purposes, sets who may consent and when, requires independent approval for some living donations, and bans commercial trading in tissue.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This provision defines key terms and says individuals and corporations must pay Northwest Territories income tax when the stated residency or permanent-establishment conditions are met.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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The Commissioner may refer qualifying income-tax collection matters to the Court of Appeal, and the Court must certify its opinion and reasons back to the Commissioner.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
The regulations require certain payers and employers to deduct or withhold prescribed amounts and remit them to the Receiver General of Canada.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This regulation grants income tax remission to taxpayers employed at an isolated post, and also remits related interest and penalties under the Income Tax Act.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This regulation sets a tax remission rule for taxpayers employed at isolated posts, including limits for housing and travel assistance benefits, and requires claims to be made within four years after year-end.