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Displaying 16 - 20 of 52Treaty Land Entitlement Implementation Act (S.S. 1993, c. T-20.1).
For the purpose of the present Act “Framework Agreement” means: i) the Saskatchewan Treaty Land Entitlement Framework Agreement dated 22 September 1992 and entered into by Canada, Saskatchewan and certain Indian bands with respect to the settlement of the outstanding treaty land entitlement claims of the Indian bands; ii) the Nekaneet Treaty Land Entitlement Settlement Agreement dated 23 September 1992 and entered into by Canada, Saskatchewan and the Nekaneet Indian Band with respect to the settlement of the outstanding treaty land entitlement claim of the Nekaneet Indian Band; and iii) any
Saskatchewan Treaty Land Entitlement Framework Agreement.
A Framework Agreement between the government of Canada, of Saskatchewan and first nations. In particular, the Agreement, signed on 22 September 1992, provides the 25 signatory First Nations with $440 million over 12 years to purchase land, mineral rights and improvements, which include buildings and structures affixed to the land. First Nations are entitled to purchase federal, provincial or private land anywhere in Saskatchewan.
Farming Communities Land Act (R.S.S. 1978, c. F-10).
The present Act establishes that a registered owner, a municipality where the land is located, or any other person claiming an interest may apply to the Court of Queen’s Bench for an order to subdivide land. This Act applies also when two or more persons engaged in farming operations have a tenant in common title, or when a single owner actually holds the title for persons jointly engaged in farming operations of that land. The Act consists of 11 sections.
Crown Mineral Royalty Regulations (R.R.S. c. C-50.2 Reg. 29).
The present Regulations are made under the Crown Minerals Act. For the purpose of the present Regulations a “mineral royalty” is a payment to the owner of mineral rights for the privilege of extracting the mineral from the ground based on a lease agreement. The royalty payment is based on a portion of earnings from production and varies depending on the type of mineral and the market conditions.
Helium and Associated Gases Regulations (Sask. Reg. 559/64).
The present Regulations are made under Mineral Resources Act, 1985 which was repealed by the Crown Minerals Act (C-50.2), but these Regulations continue in force under the Crown Minerals Act. Section 5 establishes that an application for a permit to explore for helium and associated gases may be submitted to the department, and the Minister may issue such permits in accordance with the present Regulations.