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Partie I, Vol. 155, N O 10 Vol. 155, No. 10 Vol. 155, no 10 Canada Gazette Gazette du Canada Part I Partie I OTTAWA, SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 OTTAWA, LE SAMEDI 6 MARS 2021 Notice to Readers Avis au lecteur The Canada Gazette is published under the authority of La Gazette du Canada est publiée conformément aux the Statutory Instruments Act. It consists of three parts dispositions de la Loi sur les textes réglementaires. 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TPSGC.QuestionsLO-OLQueries.PWGSC@tpsgc-pwgsc. gc.ca. © Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, 2021 © Sa Majesté la Reine du Chef du Canada, 2021 Published by the Queen’s Printer for Canada, 2021 ISSN 1494-6076 Publié par l’Imprimeur de la Reine pour le Canada, 2021 2021-03-06 Canada Gazette Part I, Vol. 155, No. 10 Gazette du Canada Partie I, vol. 155, no 10 858 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE DES MATIÈRES Government House .............................................. 859 Résidence du gouverneur général ..................... 859 (orders, decorations and medals) (ordres, décorations et médailles) Government notices ............................................ 862 Avis du gouvernement ........................................ 862 Appointment opportunities ............................ 934 Possibilités de nominations ........................... 934 Parliament Parlement House of Commons ........................................ 938 Chambre des communes ................................ 938 Commissions ....................................................... 939 Commissions ....................................................... 939 (agencies, boards and commissions) (organismes, conseils et commissions) Miscellaneous notices ......................................... 959 Avis divers ............................................................ 959 (banks; mortgage, loan, investment, (banques; sociétés de prêts, de fiducie insurance and railway companies; other et d’investissements; compagnies private sector agents) d’assurances et de chemins de fer; autres agents du secteur privé) Orders in Council ................................................. 961 Décrets .................................................................. 961 Proposed regulations .......................................... 965 Règlements projetés ........................................... 965 (including amendments to existing (y compris les modifications aux regulations) règlements existants) Index ..................................................................... 1053 Index ..................................................................... 1055 2021-03-06 Canada Gazette Part I, Vol. 155, No. 10 Gazette du Canada Partie I, vol. 155, no 10 859 GOVERNMENT HOUSE RÉSIDENCE DU GOUVERNEUR GÉNÉRAL MERITORIOUS SERVICE DECORATIONS DÉCORATIONS POUR SERVICE MÉRITOIRE Her Excellency the Right Honourable Julie Payette, Gov- Son Excellence la très honorable Julie Payette, gouver- ernor General of Canada, on the recommendation of the neure générale du Canada, selon les recommandations du Civil Advisory Committee, awarded Meritorious Service Comité consultatif civil, a décerné les Décorations pour Decorations (Civil Division) as follows: service méritoire (division civile) suivantes : Meritorious Service Cross (Civil Division) Croix du service méritoire (division civile) Helen Margaret (Peggy) Truscott, M.S.C. (posthumous) Helen Margaret (Peggy) Truscott, C.S.M. (à titre Robin Wettlaufer, M.S.C. posthume) Robin Wettlaufer, C.S.M. Meritorious Service Medal (Civil Division) Médaille du service méritoire (division civile) Mustafa Alio, M.S.M. Mustafa Alio, M.S.M. Pierre Allard, M.S.M. (posthumous) Pierre Allard, M.S.M. (à titre posthume) Stephen Allen, M.S.M. Stephen Allen, M.S.M. Bassel Alramli, M.S.M. Bassel Alramli, M.S.M. Roger J. Augustine, M.S.M. Roger J. Augustine, M.S.M. Yahya Badran, M.S.M. Yahya Badran, M.S.M. Carolyn Elsie Louise Bateman, M.S.M. Carolyn Elsie Louise Bateman, M.S.M. Betty Begg-Brooks, M.S.M. Betty Begg-Brooks, M.S.M. Élise Benoît, M.S.M. Élise Benoît, M.S.M. Maureen Bianchini Purvis, M.S.M. Maureen Bianchini Purvis, M.S.M. April Billard, M.S.M. April Billard, M.S.M. Dana Bookman, M.S.M. Dana Bookman, M.S.M. Clarence Bourgoin, M.S.M. Clarence Bourgoin, M.S.M. Maryse Bouvette, M.S.M. Maryse Bouvette, M.S.M. Alan Broadbent, C.M., M.S.M. Alan Broadbent, C.M., M.S.M. William C. Brooks, M.S.M. William C. Brooks, M.S.M. Scott Bryan, M.S.M. Scott Bryan, M.S.M. Didier Calvet, M.S.M. Didier Calvet, M.S.M. Claude Caron, M.S.M. Claude Caron, M.S.M. Roland Case, M.S.M. Roland Case, M.S.M. Stephanie Case, M.S.M. Stephanie Case, M.S.M. Joan Chaisson, M.S.M. Joan Chaisson, M.S.M. Susan Chalmers-Gauvin, M.S.M. Susan Chalmers-Gauvin, M.S.M. Shannon Christensen, M.S.M. Shannon Christensen, M.S.M. Diane Clemons, M.S.M. Diane Clemons, M.S.M. Michael Clemons, O.Ont., M.S.M. Michael Clemons, O.Ont., M.S.M. Jocelyn Dianne Cousineau, M.S.M. Jocelyn Dianne Cousineau, M.S.M. Captain Médric Léo Robert Cousineau, S.C., M.S.M., Capitaine Médric Léo Robert Cousineau, S.C., M.S.M., C.D. (retired) C.D. (retraité) Isabelle Delisle, M.S.M. (posthumous) Isabelle Delisle, M.S.M. (à titre posthume) William Di Nardo, M.S.M. William Di Nardo, M.S.M. Igor Dobrovolskiy, M.S.M. Igor Dobrovolskiy, M.S.M. Marie-France Dubreil, M.S.M. Marie-France Dubreil, M.S.M. Jeremy Dutcher, M.S.M. Jeremy Dutcher, M.S.M. Marilyn L. Dyck, M.S.M. Marilyn L. Dyck, M.S.M. Suzanne Fitzback, M.S.M. Suzanne Fitzback, M.S.M. Corey Fleisher, M.S.M. Corey Fleisher, M.S.M. Jean-Martin Fortier, M.S.M. Jean-Martin Fortier, M.S.M. Serge Fournier, M.S.M. Serge Fournier, M.S.M. Réjean Gadouas, M.S.M. Réjean Gadouas, M.S.M. 2021-03-06 Canada Gazette Part I, Vol. 155, No. 10 Gazette du Canada Partie I, vol. 155, no 10 860 Larry Gauthier, M.S.M. Larry Gauthier, M.S.M. James Adrian Gehrels, M.S.M. James Adrian Gehrels, M.S.M. Robert Gendron, M.S.M. Robert Gendron, M.S.M. Isabelle Genest, M.S.M. Isabelle Genest, M.S.M. Claude B. Gingras, M.S.M. Claude B. Gingras, M.S.M. Rick Goodwin, M.S.M. Rick Goodwin, M.S.M. Art Gruenig, M.S.M. Art Gruenig, M.S.M. Mohamed Hage, M.S.M. Mohamed Hage, M.S.M. Joan Elaine Hoffman teRaa, M.S.M. (posthumous) Joan Elaine Hoffman teRaa, M.S.M. (à titre posthume) Robert Hughes, M.S.M. Robert Hughes, M.S.M. Colonel Robert Mark Hutchings, Colonel Robert Mark Hutchings, M.S.M., C.D. (retired) M.S.M., C.D. (retraité) Narmin Ismail, M.S.M. Narmin Ismail, M.S.M. Brent Kaulback, M.S.M. Brent Kaulback, M.S.M. Tim Kwan, M.S.M. Tim Kwan, M.S.M. Martine Laurier, M.S.M. Martine Laurier, M.S.M. Patrice Lauzon, M.S.M. Patrice Lauzon, M.S.M. Pat Lazo, M.S.M. Pat Lazo, M.S.M. Brian Leavitt, M.S.M. Brian Leavitt, M.S.M. Patricia (Patti) Leigh, O.B.C., M.S.M.
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