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Partie I, Vol. 155, N O 13 Vol. 155, No. 13 Vol. 155, no 13 Canada Gazette Gazette du Canada Part I Partie I OTTAWA, SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 OTTAWA, LE SAMEDI 27 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 2021-03-27 Canada Gazette Part I, Vol. 155, No. 13 Gazette du Canada Partie I, vol. 155, no 13 1314 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE DES MATIÈRES Government House .............................................. 1315 Résidence du gouverneur général ..................... 1315 (orders, decorations and medals) (ordres, décorations et médailles) Government notices ............................................ 1323 Avis du gouvernement ........................................ 1323 Appointment opportunities ............................ 1329 Possibilités de nominations ........................... 1329 Parliament Parlement House of Commons ........................................ 1336 Chambre des communes ................................ 1336 Bills assented to .............................................. 1336 Projets de loi sanctionnés ............................... 1336 Office of the Chief Electoral Officer ............... 1337 Bureau du directeur général des élections ... 1337 Commissions ....................................................... 1340 Commissions ....................................................... 1340 (agencies, boards and commissions) (organismes, conseils et commissions) Miscellaneous notices ......................................... 1348 Avis divers ............................................................ 1348 (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 ................................................. 1350 Décrets .................................................................. 1350 Proposed regulations .......................................... 1388 Règlements projetés ........................................... 1388 (including amendments to existing (y compris les modifications aux regulations) règlements existants) Index ..................................................................... 1438 Index ..................................................................... 1440 2021-03-27 Canada Gazette Part I, Vol. 155, No. 13 Gazette du Canada Partie I, vol. 155, no 13 1315 GOVERNMENT HOUSE RÉSIDENCE DU GOUVERNEUR GÉNÉRAL THE CANADIAN HERALDIC AUTHORITY — GRANTS, L’AUTORITÉ HÉRALDIQUE DU CANADA — APPROVALS, REGISTRATIONS AND CONCESSIONS, APPROBATIONS, CONFIRMATIONS ENREGISTREMENTS ET CONFIRMATIONS The Administrator of the Government of Canada, His L’administrateur du gouvernement du Canada, Son Excel- Excellency the Right Honourable Richard Wagner, P.C., is lence le très honorable Richard Wagner, C.P., est heureux pleased to advise that the following grants, approvals, d’annoncer les concessions, approbations, enregistre- registrations and confirmations of heraldic emblems have ments et confirmations d’emblèmes héraldiques suivants, been made, as entered in the Public Register of Arms, tels qu’ils sont consignés dans le Registre public des Flags and Badges of Canada (Volume, page): armoiries, drapeaux et insignes du Canada (volume, page) : Confirmation of the Badge of the First Canadian Sub- Confirmation de l’insigne de la Première escadrille marine Squadron, Halifax, Nova Scotia, July 20, 1990 canadienne de sous-marins, Halifax (Nouvelle-Écosse), (Vol. II, p. 432). le 20 juillet 1990 (vol. II, p. 432). Registration of the Arms of The Hotel Association of Enregistrement des armoiries de l’Association des Canada, Sundridge, Ontario, April 15, 2020 (Vol. VII, hôtels du Canada, Sundridge (Ontario), le 15 avril 2020 p. 241). (vol. VII, p. 241). Registration of the Arms of Alfred Edward Green, Enregistrement des armoiries d’Alfred Edward Green, Duncan, British Columbia, April 15, 2020 (Vol. VII, Duncan (Colombie-Britannique), le 15 avril 2020 p. 242). (vol. VII, p. 242). Registration of the Arms of The Medical Society of Enregistrement des armoiries de The Medical Society Nova Scotia, Halifax, Nova Scotia, April 15, 2020 of Nova Scotia, Halifax (Nouvelle-Écosse), le 15 avril (Vol. VII, p. 243). 2020 (vol. VII, p. 243). Approval of the Badge of the 3rd Canadian Division Approbation de l’insigne du Centre d’instruction de la Training Centre, Edmonton, Alberta, April 15, 2020 3e Division du Canada, Edmonton (Alberta), le 15 avril (Vol. VII, p. 244). 2020 (vol. VII, p. 244). Approval of the Badge of HMCS Margaret Brooke, Approbation de l’insigne du NCSM Margaret Brooke, Halifax, Nova Scotia, April 15, 2020 (Vol. VII, p. 245). Halifax (Nouvelle-Écosse), le 15 avril 2020 (vol. VII, p. 245). Approval of the Badge of HMCS Max Bernays, Halifax, Approbation de l’insigne du NCSM Max Bernays, Nova Scotia, April 15, 2020 (Vol. VII, p. 246). Halifax (Nouvelle-Écosse), le 15 avril 2020 (vol. VII, p. 246). Grant of Arms, Flag and Badge to Jim Yuan Lai, Concession d’armoiries, d’un drapeau et d’un insigne à Markham, Ontario, with differences to Alexander Ying Jim Yuan Lai, Markham (Ontario), avec brisures à Ming Lai and Cassandra Ying Tsi Lai, April 15, 2020 Alexander Ying Ming Lai et à Cassandra Ying Tsi Lai, le (Vol. VII, p. 247). 15 avril 2020 (vol. VII, p. 247). Grant of Arms, Supporters, Flag and Badge to the Concession d’armoiries, de supports, d’un drapeau et Saskatchewan Genealogical Society Inc., Regina, d’un insigne à la Saskatchewan Genealogical Society Saskatchewan, April 15, 2020 (Vol. VII, p. 248). Inc., Regina (Saskatchewan), le 15 avril 2020 (vol. VII, p. 248). Grant of Arms, Flag and Badge to James Russell Goby, Concession d’armoiries, d’un drapeau et d’un insigne Avonlea, Saskatchewan, with differences to Benjamin à James Russell Goby, Avonlea (Saskatchewan), avec James Goby, Sophia Julianna Goby,
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