Sask Gazette, Part I, Jul 28, 2000 - Publications Saskatchewan

THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, JULY 28, 2000 889

PART I/PARTIE I

TABLE OF CONTENTS/TABLE DES MATIÈRESPART I/PARTIE I

The Saskatchewan GazettePUBLISHED WEEKLY BY AUTHORITY OF THE QUEEN’S PRINTER

ACTS IN FORCE ON ASSENT (1999-2000) ................... 890

ACTS NOT YET PROCLAIMED ..................................... 891

ACTS PROCLAIMED (2000) ............................................. 893

ORDER IN COUNCIL ....................................................... 894

The Urban Municipality Act, 1984 ....................................... 894

MINISTERS’ ORDERS ...................................................... 895

The Education Act, 1995 ....................................................... 895

The Oil and Gas Conservation Act ....................................... 898

CORPORATIONS BRANCH NOTICES ......................... 900

The Credit Union Act, 1998 .................................................. 900

The Co-operatives Act, 1996 .................................................. 901

The Business Corporations Act ............................................. 901

The Business Names Registration Act ................................. 911

The Non-profit Corporations Act, 1995 ................................ 918

PUBLIC NOTICES ............................................................. 919

The Change of Name Act, 1995/Loi de 1995sur le changement de nom ................................................. 919

The Dental Disciplines Act .................................................... 921

The Garage Keepers Act ........................................................ 932

The Highway Traffic Act ....................................................... 932

The Northern Municipalities Act .......................................... 933

The Oil and Gas Conservation Act ....................................... 933

The Saskatchewan Insurance Act ........................................ 934

The Urban Municipality Act, 1984 ....................................... 934

RULES OF COURT ............................................................ 934

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF THEPROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN ................................ 935

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS ........................................... 936

Volume 96 REGINA, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 2000/REGINA, VENDREDI, 28 JUILLET 2000 No. 30/nº 30

PART II/PARTIE II

NOTICESR 45/2000 The Employment Supplement Amendment Regulations, 2000 ................................................................................... 591

PART III/PARTIE III

NOTICESR 48/2000 The Saskatchewan Assistance Plan Supplementary Health Benefits Amendment Regulations, 2000 .................... 55

THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, JULY 28, 2000890

ACTS IN FORCE ON ASSENT(1999-2000)

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Title: Bill: Chapter:The Agricultural Equipment

Dealerships ActAssented to December 15, 1999 12 A-9.1*

The Alcohol and Gaming RegulationAmendment Act, 2000 (No. 2)/Loi no 2de 2000 modifiant la Loi de 1997 sur laréglementation des boissons alcooliséeset des jeux de hasardAssented to June 27, 2000 75 36

The Animal Identification AmendmentAct, 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 2 37

The Appropriation Act, 2000 (No. 1)Assented to April 17, 2000 21 1

The Appropriation Act, 2000 (No. 2)Assented to May 26, 2000 72 3

The Appropriation Act, 2000 (No. 3)Assented to May 26, 2000 87 67

The Cattle Marketing DeductionsAmendment Act, 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 42 38

The Child and Family ServicesAmendment Act, 2000 (No. 2)Assented to June 21, 2000 9 6

The Corporation Episcopale CatholiqueRomaine de Regina Amendment ActAssented to May 26, 2000 303 04

The Crown Corporations AmendmentAct, 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 65 39

The Department of Agriculture AmendmentAct, 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 24 40

The Department of Health AmendmentAct, 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 10 8

The Department of Justice AmendmentAct, 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 15 9

The Education Amendment Act, 2000/Loi de 2000 modifiant la Loi de 1995sur l’éducationAssented to June 21, 2000 13 10

The Education and Health TaxAmendment Act, 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 84 41

The Education (Elimination of BusinessTax) Amendment Act, 2000/Loi de 2000modifiant la Loi l’éducation (éliminationde la taxe professionnelle)Assented to June 27, 2000 70 42

The Electronic Information andDocuments Act, 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 38 E-7.22

The Engineering and GeoscienceProfessions Amendment Act, 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 61 43

Title: Bill: Chapter:The Episcopal Corporation of Saskatoon

Amendment ActAssented to May 26, 2000 303 05

The Farm Financial StabilityAmendment Act, 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 1 44

The Fiscal Stabilization Fund ActAssented to June 29, 2000 64 F-15.2

The Forest Resources ManagementAmendment Act, 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 60 46

The Fuel Tax Act, 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 45 F-23.21

The Health Districts AmendmentAct, 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 71 11

The Health Labour RelationsReorganization Amendment Act, 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 3 12

The Highways and TransportationAmendment Act, 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 49 47

The Income Tax Act, 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 81 I-2.01

The Income Tax Amendment Act, 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 82 48

The Income Tax ConsequentialAmendment Act, 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 83 49

The Insurance Premiums Tax AmendmentAct, 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 44 14

The Interpretation Act ConsequentialAmendment Act, 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 51 50

The Interpretation Amendment Act, 2000/Loi de 2000 modifiant la Loid’interprétation de 1995Assented to June 27, 2000 50 51

The Justice Statutes (ConsumerProtection) Amendment Act, 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 16 53

The Land Titles ConsequentialAmendment Act, 2000/Loi de 2000apportant des modifications corrélativesà la loi intitulée The Land TitlesAct, 2000Assented to June 29, 2000 56 70

The Local Improvements AmendmentAct, 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 22 55

The Mennonite Central CommitteeSaskatchewan ActAssented to May 26, 2000 301 01

The Mentally Disordered PersonsAmendment Act, 1999Assented to June 27, 2000 6 56

The Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal(Regulatory Reform) Act, 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 62 16

The Motor Carrier Amendment Act, 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 36 17


Title: Bill: Chapter:The Municipal Employees’ Pension

Amendment Act, 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 32 18

The Northern Municipalities AmendmentAct, 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 67 19

The Ombudsman and Children’s AdvocateAmendment Act, 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 28 20

The Parks Amendment Act, 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 5 57

The Personal Property SecurityAmendment Act, 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 66 21

The Planning and DevelopmentAmendment Act, 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 23 58

The Post-Secondary Graduate TaxCredit ActAssented to June 27, 2000 85 P-17.2

The Power Corporation SuperannuationAmendment Act, 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 47 60

The Provincial Emblems and HonoursAmendment Act, 2000Assented to May 3, 2000 33 2

The Public Employees Pension PlanAmendment Act, 2000Assented to May 26, 2000 18 4

The Renaming of The Regina GolfClub ActAssented to May 26, 2000 302 02

The Research Council AmendmentAct, 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 76 23

The Roman Catholic Parishes andMissions in the Diocese of ReginaAmendment ActAssented to May 26, 2000 303 07

The Roman Catholic Parishes andMissions in the Diocese of SaskatoonAmendment ActAssented to May 26, 2000 303 06

The Rural Municipality AmendmentAct, 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 68 25

The Saskatchewan Centre of the ArtsAct, 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 79 S-10.1

The Saskatchewan Pension PlanAmendment Act, 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 4 27

The Saskatchewan Roman CatholicDioceses Reorganization ActAssented to May 26, 2000 303 03

The Saskatchewan TelecommunicationsAmendment Act, 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 19 62

The Saskatchewan TelecommunicationsHolding Corporation AmendmentAct, 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 20 63

Title: Bill: Chapter:The Student Assistance and Student Aid

Fund Amendment Act, 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 7 28

The Tabling of Documents AmendmentAct, 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 26 30

The Tobacco Tax Amendment Act, 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 46 31

The Urban Municipality AmendmentAct, 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 69 32

The Wildlife Act ConsequentialAmendment Act, 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 53 64

The Wildlife Amendment Act, 2000/Loide 2000 modifiant la Loi sur la fauneAssented to June 27, 2000 52 65

The Wood River ConstituencyBy-election ActAssented to June 27, 2000 86 66

*Statutes of Saskatchewan, 1999.

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ACTS NOT YET PROCLAIMED________

Title: Chapter:

The Adoption Act, 1998, S.S. 1998/Loi de 1998sur l’adoption, L.S. 1998Assented to June 11, 1998 A-5.2

The Adult Guardianship and Co-decision-makingAct, S.S. 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 A-5.3

The Alcohol and Gaming RegulationAct, 1997, S.S. 1997/ Loi de 1997 sur laréglementation des boissons alcoolisées et desjeux de hasard, L.S. 1997Assented to May 21, 1997 A-18.011

The Alcohol and Gaming Regulation AmendmentAct, 1998 (No. 2), S.S. 1998/Loi n° 2 de 1998modifiant la Loi de 1997 sur la réglementationdes boissons alcoolisées et des jeux de hasard,L.S. 1998Assented to June 11, 1998 16

The Animal Protection Act, 1999, S.S. 1999Assented to May 6, 1999 A-21.1

The Automobile Accident Insurance AmendmentAct, 2000 (No. 2), S.S. 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 5

The Boiler and Pressure Vessel Act, 1999, S.S. 1999Assented to April 21, 1999 B-5.1

The Cemeteries Act, 1999, S.S. 1999Assented to May 6, 1999 C-4.01

The Certified Management Accountants Act,S.S. 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 C-4.111

The Certified Management Consultants Act,S.S. 1998Assented to May 12, 1998 C-4.12


Title: Chapter:

The Child Care Amendment Act, 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 7

The Condominium Property AmendmentAct, 2000, S.S. 2000Assented to June 29, 2000 68

The Coroners Act, 1999, S.S. 1999Assented to May 6, 1999 C-38.01

The Court Jurisdiction and Proceedings TransferAct, S.S. 1997/Loi sur la compétence tribunauxet le renvoi des instances, L.S. 1997Assented to April 28, 1997 C-41.1

The Court of Appeal Act, 2000, S.S. 2000/Loide 2000 sur la Cour d’appel, L.S. 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 C-42.1

The Credit Union Act, 1998, S.S. 1998Assented to June 11, 1998, clauses 2(1)(v)and (aaa), subsection 9(2), clause 10(c), Parts VIand XXI, clauses 440(1)(o) to (s) and (hh), andsubsection 440(2) not yet proclaimed. C-45.2

The Crown Foundation for District HealthBoards Act, S.S. 1996Assented to June 25, 1996 C-50.111

The Dental Disciplines Act, S.S. 1997Assented to May 21, 1997, clause 2(j), sub-section 3(2), subsection 5(2), subclause 20(1)(c)(ii),subsection 22(2), subsection 23(2), clause 34(3)(a),subsections 42(1) and (2), sections 54 and 58not yet proclaimed. D-4.1

The Department of Post-Secondary Educationand Skills Training Act, 2000, S.S. 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 D-22.01

The Education Amendment Act, 1999, S.S. 1999/Loi de 1999 modifiant la Loi de 1995 surl’éducation, L.S. 1999Assented to May 6, 1999, section 5 notyet proclaimed. 16

The Education Amendment Act, 2000, S.S. 2000/Loi de 2000 modifiant la Loi de 1995sur l’éducation, L.S. 2000Assented to June 21, 2000, sections 8 and 9not yet proclaimed. 10

The Electronic Information and DocumentsAct, 2000, S.S. 2000Assented to June 21, 2000, sections 2 to 24not yet proclaimed. E-7.22

The Enforcement of Canadian JudgmentsAct, S.S. 1997/Loi sur l’exécution des jugements canadiens, L.S. 1997Assented to April 28, 1997 E-9.101

The Enforcement of Judgments ConventionsAct, S.S. 1998/ Loi sur les conventions surl’exécution de jugements, L.S. 1998Assented to June 11, 1998 E-9.13

The Film Employment Tax Credit AmendmentAct, 2000, S.S. 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 45

The Funeral and Cremation Services Act, S.S. 1999Assented to May 6, 1999 F-23.3

The Health Information Protection Act, S.S. 1999Assented to May 6, 1999 H-0.021

Title: Chapter:

The Highways and Transportation Act, 1997,S.S. 1997Assented to May 21, 1997,section 13, subsections 37(8), (9) and (13)not yet proclaimed. H-3.01

The Highway Traffic Act, 1996, S.S. 1996/Codede la route de 1996, L.S. 1996Assented to June 25, 1996 H-3.2

The Highway Traffic Amendment Act, 1996,S.S. 1996Assented to April 4, 1996,clause 3(a) not yet proclaimed. 4

The Highway Traffic Amendment Act, 1998 (No. 2),S.S. 1998/ Loi n° 2 de 1998 modifiant le Codede la route de 1996, L.S. 1998Assented to June 11, 1998 24

The Highway Traffic Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 2),S.S. 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 13

The Irrigation Amendment Act, 2000, S.S. 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 52

The Land Information Services Facilitation Act,S.S. 1999Assented to May 6, 1999, sections 13, 15 to 17not yet proclaimed. L-3.01

The Land Surveys Act, 2000, S.S. 2000Assented to June 29, 2000 L-4.1

The Land Titles Act, 2000, S.S. 2000Assented to June 29, 2000 L-5.1

The Legal Aid Amendment Act, 2000, S.S. 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 54

The Licensed Practical Nurses Act, 2000, S.S. 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 L-14.2

The Medical Profession Amendment Act, 2000,S.S. 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 15

The Midwifery Act, S.S. 1999Assented to May 6, 1999 M-14.1

The Miscellaneous Statutes ConsequentialAmendments Act, 1997, S.S. 1997/Loi de 1997apportant des modifications corrélatives àcertaines lois, L.S. 1997Assented to May 9, 1997 11

The Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal (RegulatoryReform) Act, 1997, S.S. 1997Assented to May 9, 1997, sections 2 and 7not yet proclaimed. 12

The Northern Municipalities AmendmentAct, 1997, S.S. 1997Assented to May 21, 1997,clause 10(b) not yet proclaimed. 43

The Northern Municipalities AmendmentAct, 1998, S.S. 1998Assented to June 11, 1998, sections 5 to 7, 13,19, 22 and 25 not yet proclaimed. 28

The Northern Municipalities AmendmentAct, 2000, S.S. 2000Assented to June 21, 2000, subsection 12(3)not yet proclaimed. 19

The Pastures Act, S.S. 1998Assented to June 11, 1998 P-4.1


Title: Chapter:

The Personal Property Security AmendmentAct, 2000, S.S. 2000Assented to June 21, 2000, sections 1 to 4and 6 to 15 not yet proclaimed. 21

The Public Libraries Amendment Act, 2000,S.S. 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 22

The Private Investigators and Security GuardsAct, 1997, S.S. 1997Assented to May 21, 1997 P-26.01

The Psychologists Act, 1997, S.S. 1997Assented to April 28, 1997, sections 1 to 53,subsections 54(4), (5), (9) and (10), andsection 55 not yet proclaimed. P-36.01

The Psychologists Amendment Act, 1997, S.S. 1997Assented to May 21, 1997 46

The Residential Tenancies Amendment Act, 2000,S.S. 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 24

The Rural Municipality Amendment Act, 1997,S.S. 1997Assented to May 21, 1997, clause 14(b) not yetproclaimed. 48

The Rural Municipality Amendment Act, 1998,S.S. 1998Assented to June 11, 1998, sections 15 to 17and 23 not yet proclaimed. 32

The Rural Municipality Amendment Act, 2000,S.S. 2000Assented to June 21, 2000, subsection 21(3)not yet proclaimed. 25

The Saskatchewan Evidence AmendmentAct, 2000, S.S. 2000Assented to June 27, 2000 61

The Saskatchewan Human Rights CodeAmendment Act, 2000, S.S. 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 26

The Securities Amendment Act, 1999, S.S. 1999Assented to April 21, 1999 10

The Summary Offences Procedure AmendmentAct, 2000, S.S. 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 29

The Trust and Loan Corporations Act, 1997,S.S. 1997Assented to May 21, 1997, sections 35 to 40,clause 44(a) and section 57 not yet proclaimed. T-22.2

The Trust and Loan Corporations AmendmentAct, 1996, S.S. 1996Assented to June 25, 1996 66

The Urban Municipality Amendment Act, 1997,S.S. 1997Assented to May 21, 1997, clause 17(b) andsection 30 not yet proclaimed. 52

The Urban Municipality Amendment Act, 1998,S.S. 1998Assented to June 11, 1998, sections 6 to 8, 14and 25 not yet proclaimed. 42

The Urban Municipality Amendment Act, 2000,S.S. 2000Assented to June 21, 2000, subsection 25(3)not yet proclaimed. 32

Title: Chapter:

The Vehicle Administration AmendmentAct, 2000 (No. 2), S.S. 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 33

The Vital Statistics Amendment Act, 1998,S.S. 1998/ Loi de 1998 modifiant la Loi sur lesservices de l’état civil, L.S. 1998Assented to June 11, 1998 44

The Vital Statistics Amendment Act, 2000,S.S. 2000/Loi de 2000 modifiant la Loide 1995 sur les services de l’état civil, L.S. 2000Assented to June 21, 2000 34

The Wildlife Act, 1998, S.S. 1998/Loi de 1998 surla faune, L.S. 1998Assented to June 11, 1998,section 87 not yet proclaimed. W-13.12*Note: This table is for convenience of reference and is not

comprehensive; it is meant to be used in conjunction with the Tablesof Saskatchewan Statutes published by the Queen’s Printer. Pleaserefer to the Separate Chapters and the Tables for any additionalinformation regarding Proclamation dates and Coming into Forcedates for the Statutes listed above.

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ACTS PROCLAIMED(2000)________

The following proclamations have been issued that are effective onor after January 1, 2000:

The Adoption Amendment Act, 1998, S.S. 1998, c8. Proclaimed inforce January 25, 2000.

The Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2000, S.S.2000, c35. Proclaimed in force July 19, 2000.

The Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 1999, S.S. 1999,c14. Proclaimed in force January 25, 2000.

The Construction Industry Labour Relations Amendment Act, 2000,S.S. 2000, c69. Proclaimed in force July 14, 2000.

The Credit Union Act, 1998, S.S. 1998, cC-45.2, section 1,clauses 2(1)(a) to (u), (w) to (zz), subsection 2(2), sections 3 to 8,subsection 9(1), clauses 10(a) and (b), sections 11 to 56, sections 64to 372, sections 401 to 439, clauses 440(1)(a) to (n), (t) to (gg) and (ii)to (qq), and sections 441 to 477 proclaimed in force February 1, 2000.

The Coroners Act, 1999, S.S. 1999, cC-38.01. Proclaimed in forceJune 1, 2000.

*The Dental Disciplines Act, S.S. 1997, cD-4.1, clause 2(l),subsection 3(1), subsection 5(1), subsections 15(3) and (4), sub-clause 20(1)(c)(i), subsection 22(1), subsection 23(1), clause 34(3)(b),section 53 and subsections 57(1) to (4) proclaimed in forceJuly 21, 2000.

The Education Amendment Act, 1999, S.S. 1999, c16. Sections 12to 15 proclaimed in force April 1, 2000/Loi de 1999 modifiant la Loide 1995 sur l’éducation, L.S. 1999, ch16. Articles 12 à 15 proclaméele 1er avril 2000.

The Jury Act, 1998, S.S. 1998, cJ-4.2. Proclaimed in forceJanuary 21, 2000/Loi de 1998 sur le jury, L.S. 1998, chJ-4,2. Proclaméele 21 janvier 2000.

The Land Information Services Facilitation Act, S.S. 1999, cL-3.01.Sections 1 to 12, 14 and 18 to 35 proclaimed in force January 1, 2000.

The New Generation Co-operatives Act, S.S. 1999, cN-4.001.Proclaimed in force January 26, 2000.

The New Generation Co-operatives Consequential AmendmentAct, 1999, S.S. 1999, c25. Proclaimed in force January 26, 2000/Loide 1999 apportant des modifications corrélatives à la loi intitulée TheNew Generation Co-operatives Act, L.S. 1999, ch25. Proclamée le 26janvier 2000.


The Pipelines Act, 1998, S.S. 1998, cP-12.1. Proclaimed in forceApril 1, 2000.

The Police Amendment Act, 2000, S.S. 2000, c59. Proclaimed inforce July 17, 2000.

The Saskatchewan Applied Science Technologists and TechniciansAct, S.S. 1997, cS-6.01. Section 49 proclaimed in force June 29, 2000.

The Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies Act, S.S. 2000,cS-25.11. Proclaimed in force July 1, 2000.

The Saskatchewan Insurance Amendment Act, 1998, S.S. 1998,c35. Sections 28 and 35 proclaimed in force May 1, 2000.

The Wildlife Act, 1998, S.S. 1998, W-13.12. Proclaimed in forceMarch 6, 2000/Loi de 1998 sur la faune, L.S. 1998, W-13,12. Proclaméele 6 mars 2000.

*Note: A proclamation appearing in this list for the first time isindicated in bold print.

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ORDER IN COUNCIL________

The Urban Municipality Act, 1984________

13 June 2000[O.C. 329/2000]

TO THE HONOURABLETHE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR IN COUNCILThe undersigned has the honour to report that:1 Sections 13, 14 and 24 of The Urban Municipality Act, 1984

provide, in part, as follows:13(1) In this section, “council” means:

(b) the council of a municipality other than an urbanmunicipality that intends to apply for an alteration of itsboundaries that consequentially affects the boundaries of anurban municipality or for amalgamation with an urbanmunicipality.

(7) The council may make an application for the alteration ofits boundaries ... in the form prescribed by the minister andshall submit:

(a) an application for the alteration of boundaries to:(i) the minister, if all other municipalities affected by theproposed alteration provide the council with thecomplementary resolutions mentioned in clause (e);

together with:(c) a map showing in detail the proposed alteration in

boundaries ... and a brief explanation of the reasons for theproposal;

(d) a certified copy of a resolution of the council requestingthe proposed alteration ... ;

(e) a certified copy of a complementary resolution of thecouncil of each municipality affected by the proposedalteration;

(f) ... ; and(g) a written summary of any public meeting held ... and a

copy of each written submission respecting the proposedalteration ... received by the council.

(10) The minister may recommend to the Lieutenant Governorin Council that an application made pursuant to this section beapproved, subject to any terms and conditions that the ministerconsiders appropriate, or rejected.

14(1) On the recommendation of the minister pursuant tosubsection 13(10)... the Lieutenant Governor in Council may,subject to any terms and conditions that he considers appropriate,by order:

(a) alter the boundaries of any urban municipality by:(ii) withdrawing territory from the existing area of theurban municipality; ...

(b) alter the boundaries of any other municipality affectedby an order made pursuant to clause (a) so that they correspondto that order.

24 When making an order pursuant to this Part that resultsin the alteration of the boundaries of an urban municipality, theLieutenant Governor in Council ... shall:

(a) describe the actual alteration of the boundaries of theurban municipality; and

(b) describe the new boundaries of the urban municipality...2 The Council of the Rural Municipality of Beaver River No. 622

has submitted an application for an alteration of its boundaries to theMinister of Municipal Affairs, Culture and Housing in the formprescribed by the Minister together with:

(a) a map showing in detail the proposed alteration inboundaries which involves adding territory to the RuralMunicipality of Beaver River No. 622 for the purpose of providingland for continued agricultural use and assessment;

(b) a certified copy of a resolution of the Council of the RuralMunicipality of Beaver River No. 622 requesting the proposedalteration; and

(c) a certified copy of a complementary resolution of theCouncil of the Village of Pierceland, affected by the proposedalteration.

3 No written submissions objecting to the proposed alteration ofthe Rural Municipality of Beaver River No. 622 were received.

4 As a result of the above, it is desirable to alter the boundaries ofthe Rural Municipality of Beaver River No. 622 and the Village ofPierceland.

The undersigned, therefore, has the honour to recommend thatYour Honour’s Order do issue pursuant to sections 13, 14 and 24 ofThe Urban Municipality Act, 1984:

(a) altering the boundaries of the Village of Pierceland bywithdrawing from the Village of Pierceland, and adding to theRural Municipality of Beaver River No. 622, territory lyingwithin the village as described in the attached “Schedule A”;

(b) altering the boundaries of the Rural Municipality of BeaverRiver No. 622, so that they correspond to this Order; and

(c) confirming that the alteration shall take effect on and fromthe date of this Order and that the attached “Schedule B” isconclusively deemed to be the legal description of the boundariesof the Village of Pierceland.

RECOMMENDED BY:

Clay Serby,Minister of Municipal Affairs, Culture and Housing.

APPROVED BY:

Roy Romanow,President of the Executive Council.

ORDERED BY:

Linda Haverstock,Lieutenant Governor.

Regina, Saskatchewan.________

Schedule AThe boundaries of the Village of Pierceland are altered by

withdrawing from the village and adding to the Rural Municipalityof Beaver River No. 622 territory described as:

all that portion of the northeast quarter Section 1, bounded onthe north by the northern boundary of the quarter section, onthe east by the southwesterly limit of the Right of Way of theCanadian National Railway shown on Plan No. AC4122, on thesouth by the northern limit of Parcel A and on the west by theeastern limit of Parcel C as said parcels are shown on HighwaysRoad Plan No. 73B10092.


Schedule BThe boundaries of the Village of Pierceland shall comprise the

territory in the Province of Saskatchewan lying within:Township 62, Range 26, West of the Third Meridian:(a) the following portions of the north half of Section 1:

(i) that portion of the northeast quarter lying southwest ofthe northeastern limit of Parcel C and north of the southernlimit of Parcels E, F and G as said parcels are shown onRoad Plan No. 73B10092; and(ii) that portion of the northwest quarter lying north of thenorthern limit of Road Plan No. 73B10092.

(b) the following portion of Section 2:(i) that portion of the northeast quarter lying north of aline described as:commencing at intersection of the northern limit of theroadway as shown on Plan No. 81B01534 and the easternboundary of the quarter section; thence southwesterlyalong the northern limit of said roadway to its intersectionwith the western limit of Parcel D shown on PlanNo. 69B10611; thence northwesterly and northerly alongthe western limit of Parcels D and C as said parcels areshown on Plan. No. 69B10611; thence northerly along thewestern limit of Parcel E, Plan No. 82B08622 to itsintersection with the southern limit of Fourth AvenueSouth as shown on Plan No. B.Z.2165; thence westerlyalong the southern limit of said Fourth Avenue South andits westerly production to a point on the western boundaryof the said quarter section 406.96 metres south of thenorthern boundary thereof;

(c) the southeast quarter of Section 11 and that portion of theroad allowance lying south of the easterly production of thenortherly limit of First Avenue North as said avenue is shownon Plan No. BJ1469;(d) that portion of the southwest quarter of Section 12described as:

(i) commencing at a point on the western boundary of thesaid quarter section a distance of 9.63 metres north of thenorthern limit of the Canadian National Railway StationGrounds as shown on Plan No. A.Q.4127; thence northerlyalong the said western boundary 80.47 metres; thenceeasterly and perpendicular to the said westernboundary 100.6 metres; thence southerly and parallel withthe said western boundary 80.47 metres; thence westerlyto the point of commencement; and(ii) that portion of the said southwest quarter lying southof the southerly limit of the Canadian National RailwayRight of Way shown on Plan No. A.Q.4127.

The land acquired by plan of survey for widening to an adjoiningroad allowance is deemed to be part of the road allowance.

Unless otherwise specified, the portions of sections described in theabove Schedules include the adjoining south and west road allowances,intersections thereof and widening thereto by plan of survey.

The said plans of survey are of record in the Land Titles Office forthe Battleford Land Registration District at Battleford,Saskatchewan.

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MINISTERS’ ORDERS________

The Education Act, 1995________

ALTERATION OF BOUNDARIES OF SCHOOL DIVISIONSNo. 54/2000. Pursuant to the powers vested in me by section 54 of

The Education Act, 1995, and in compliance with section 357 of thesaid Act, I hereby order that the boundaries of the following schooldivisions be altered, effective May 30, 2000, in the manner set forthherein.

St. Paul’s Roman Catholic Separate School Division No. 20 ofSaskatchewan —

Adding thereto:in Township 37, Range 4, the north half section 7, section 18;in Township 37, Range 5, the north half of section 6, the north

half and southwest quarter of section 13, that portion of section 14lying east of the left bank of the South Saskatchewan River;

in Township 37, Range 6: the southeast quarter of section 2;All West of the Third Meridian.

Saskatoon School Division No. 13 of Saskatchewan —Adding thereto:

in Township 37, Range 4: the north half of section 7, section 18;in Township 37, Range 5: the north half of section 6, the north



Sub-division No. 4 of the Saskatoon (East) School-Division No. 41 ofSaskatchewan —

Taking therefrom:in Township 37, Range 4: the north half of section 7 section 18;in Township 37, Range 5: the north half of section 6, the north



Sub-division No. 2 of the Saskatoon (West) School Divison No. 42 ofSaskatchewan —

Taking therefrom:in Township 37, Range 4: the north half of section 7, section 18;in Township 37, Range 5: the north half of section 6, the north


in Township 37, Range 6: the southeast quarter of section 2;All West of the Third Meridian.I further order, pursuant to subsection 118(1) of The Education

Act, 1995, that any tax arrears on the aforementioned land shall bepayable to the boards of education of the school divisions from whichthe land was withdrawn and further, that all taxes owing or alreadypaid for the current year shall be apportioned among the four saidschool divisions in a manner mutually agreed upon by the respectiveboards of education.

Dated at Regina, Saskatchewan, July 4, 2000.________

No. 58/2000. Pursuant to the powers vested in me bysubsections 54(1) and (3) of The Education Act, 1995, and in accordancewith the provisions of clause 42(1)(e) and sections 61 and 357 of thesaid Act, I hereby order the following, effective August 1, 2000:

1 that the following lands be transferred from Sub-division No. 2of the Wakaw School Division No. 48 of Saskatchewan to Sub-divisionNo. 5 of the Saskatoon (East) School Division No. 41 of Saskatchewan:

in Township 37, Range 28: the north half and south-westquarter of section 13, section 14, the north half and south-westquarter of section 15, section 16, the east half of section 17,sections 18 to 36 inclusive;

in Township 37, Range 29: fractional sections 13, 24, 25and 36;

in Township 38, Range 28: sections 1 to 36 inclusive;in Township 38, Range 29: fractional sections 1, 12, 13, 24, 25,

and 36;in Township 39, Range 27: the west half of section 5, sections 6,

7, the west half of section 8, the south-west quarter of section 17,the south half of section 18;


in Township 39, Range 28: sections 1 to 4 inclusive, fractionalsections 5 and 8, sections 9 to 15 inclusive, the south half andnorth-east quarter of section 16 and that portion of the north-westquarter of section 16 not covered by the waters of Buffer Lake,the south half of section 17 and that portion of the north half ofsection 17 not covered by the waters of the said Lake, thatportion of section 21 not covered by the waters of the said Lake,sections 22 to 26 inclusive, those portions of sections 27, 32and 33 not covered by the waters of the said Lake, sections 34to 36 inclusive;

in Township 40, Range 28: sections 1 to 4 inclusive, fractionalsections 5 and 8, sections 9 to 12 inclusive, the south-westquarter of section 14, the south half and north-west quarter ofsection 15, section 16, fractional sections 17 and 20, the southhalf of section 21, south-west quarter of section 22, fractionalsections 29 and 32;

in Township 41, Range 28: the south-east quarter of fractionalsection 5;

Excluding those sections or portions thereof included within theboundaries of an Indian Reserve;

All West of the Second Meridian.in Township 38, Range 1: sections 1, 2, 11 to 14 inclusive, the

south half of section 23, the north half of section 24, section 25,the south half of section 36;

in Township 39, Range 1: the north half and south-eastquarter of section 34, section 35, that portion of section 36 lyingnorth of Buffer Lake;

in Township 40, Range 1: sections 1 to 3 inclusive, the northhalf of section 10, sections 11 to 15, 22 to 26 all inclusive,section 36, those portions of sections 21, 27, 34 and 35 lyingsouth-east of the Provincial Highway No. 41;

Excluding those lands lying within the boundaries of an IndianReserve;

All West of the Third Meridian.2 that property taxes for the current year and property tax arrears

as at December 31, 2000, on the aforementioned land, shall bepayable to the Board of Education of the Wakaw School DivisionNo. 48 of Saskatchewan;

3 that Sub-division No. 6 of the Wakaw School Division No. 48 ofSaskatchewan be disorganized;

4 that paragraph No. 5 of Minister Order No. 45, datedDecember 1978, and which was effective January 1, 1979, whichestablished the Wakaw School Division No. 48 of Saskatchewan, beamended in such a manner to state that the Board of Education of thesaid School Division shall consist of five (5) members;

5 that the sub-divisions in the Wakaw School Division No. 48 ofSaskatchewan be reorganized and renumbered to consist of thefollowing areas:Sub-division No. 1 —

in Township 36, Range 25: sections 25 to 36 inclusive;in Township 36, Range 26: sections 25 and 36;in Township 37, Ranges 25 and 26: sections 31 to 36 inclusive;in Township 37, Range 27: section 1, the north half and

south-east quarter of section 2, sections 3 to 36 inclusive;in Township 38, Range 24: sections 30 and 31;in Township 38, Ranges 25 and 26: sections 1 to 36 inclusive;in Township 38, Range 27: sections 1 to 36 inclusive;in Township 39, Range 24: sections 5 to 8, 17 to 20, 29 to 32, all

inclusive;in Township 39, Range 25: sections 1 to 36 inclusive;in Township 39, Range 26: sections 1 to 4 inclusive, the south

half and north-east quarter of section 9, sections 10 to 15inclusive, sections 24, 25, the east half of section 36;

in Township 40, Range 24: Sections 5 and 6;

in Township 40, Range 25: sections 1 to 5 inclusive, the easthalf of section 6, the south half of section 8, the south-eastquarter of section 9, the south half of section 10, the south-eastquarter of section 12;

Excepting those sections or portions thereof included within theboundaries of an Indian Reserve;

All West of the Second Meridian;Sub-division No. 2 —

in Township 39, Range 26: sections 5 to 8 inclusive, thenorth-west quarter of section 9, sections 16 to 23, 26 to 35, allinclusive, the west half of section 36;

in Township 39, Range 27: sections 1 to 4 inclusive, the easthalves of sections 5 and 8, sections 9 to 16 inclusive, the northhalf and south-east quarter of section 17, the north half ofsection 18, sections 19 to 36 inclusive;

in Township 40, Range 24: the south half of section 18;in Township 40, Range 25: the west half of section 6, section 7,

the north half of section 8, the north half and south-west quarterof section 9, the north half of section 10, section 11, the north halfand south-west quarter of section 12, sections 13 to 24, 26 to 35,all inclusive;

in Township 40, Ranges 26 and 27: sections 1 to 36 inclusive;in Township 40, Range 28: section 13, the north half and

south-east quarter of section 14, the north-east quarter ofsection 15, the north half of section 21, the north half andsouth-east quarter of section 22, the south-east quarter ofsection 24;

in Township 41, Range 25: sections 2 to 11, 14 to 23, 26 to 30,all inclusive, the south-west quarter of section 32, sections 33to 35 inclusive;

in Township 41, Range 26: sections 1 to 32 inclusive, the southhalves and north-east quarters of sections 33 and 34, thesouth-west quarter of section 35;

in Township 41, Range 27: sections 1 to 24, 28 to 30, allinclusive, the east half of section 31, section 32, the south halfand north-west quarter of section 33;

in Township 41, Range 28: the east half of section 1, sections 12,13, 24 and 25, the south half of section 36;

in Township 42, Range 27: the south-east quarter of section 6;Excepting those sections or portions thereof included within the

boundaries of an Indian Reserve;All West of the Second Meridian.

Sub-division No. 3 —in Township 40, Range 28: section 23, the north half and

south-west quarter of section 24, sections 25 to 28, 33 to 36, allinclusive;

in Township 41, Range 27: sections 25 to 27 inclusive, the westhalf of section 31, the north-east quarter of section 33, sections 34to 36 inclusive;

in Township 41, Range 28: the west half of section 1, sections 2to 4 inclusive, the north half and south-west quarter of fractionalsection 5, fractional section 8, sections 9 to 11, 14 to 16, allinclusive, fractional sections 17 and 20, sections 21 to 23, 26to 28, all inclusive, fractional sections 29 and 32, sections 33to 35 inclusive, the north half of section 36;

in Township 42, Range 27: that portion of section 1 lying westof Provincial Highway No. 2, sections 2 to 5 inclusive, the northhalf and south-west quarter of section 6, sections 7 to 11inclusive, that portion of section 12 lying West of the saidHighway, sections 13 to 24 inclusive, the south half andnorth-west quarter of section 25 and that portion of the north-eastquarter of section 25 lying outside the boundaries of theincorporated area of the Town of Wakaw, sections 26 to 36inclusive;

in Township 42, Range 28: sections 1 to 4, 9 to 16, 21 to 28, 33to 36, all inclusive, fractional sections 5, 8, 17, 20, 29 and 32;


in Township 43, Range 26: sections 6, 7, 18, 19 and 30, thesouth half and north-east quarter of section 31;

in Township 43, Range 27: sections 1 to 29 inclusive, thesouth-east quarter of section 30, sections 33, 34, the south halfand north-east quarter of section 35, section 36;

in Township 43, Range 28: sections 1 to 3 inclusive, fractionalsections 4 and 9, sections 10 to 15 inclusive, fractional section 16,those portions of fractional section 21 and section 22 lyingoutside the boundaries of the One Arrow Indian Reserve No. 95,sections 23 and 24;


All west of the Second Meridian.in Township 40, Range 1: section 19, the west half of section 20,

those portions of sections 21 and 27 lying west of ProvincialHighway No. 2, sections 28 to 33 inclusive, those portions ofsections 34 and 35 lying west of the said Highway;

in Township 40, Range 2: sections 24, 25 and 36;in Township 41, Range 1: sections 1 to 6, 8 to 17, all inclusive,

the north-east quarter of section 19, sections 20 to 29 inclusive,the south-east quarter of section 30, River Lots 1 to 8 inclusive,sections 33 to 36 inclusive;

in Township 41, Range 2: section 1, that portion of section 36lying south and east of the South Saskatchewan River;

in Township 42A, Range 1: sections 1 to 4 inclusive, fractionalsections 5 and 6, River Lots 1 to 12 inclusive, sections 9 to 17inclusive, that portion of section 18 lying south and east of theSouth Saskatchewan River;

in Township 42A, Range 2: those portions of sections 1, 12and 13 lying east of the South Saskatchewan River;

in Township 42, Range 1: sections 1 to 3, 10 to 15, all inclusive,the south half of section 21, sections 22 to 27 inclusive, thoseportions of the south-east quarter of section 34 and sections 35and 36 lying outside the boundaries of the One Arrow IndianReserve No. 95, River Lots 1 to 46 inclusive;


All West of the Third Meridian.Sub-division No. 4 —

in Township 41, Range 25: section 31, the north half and southeast quarter of section 32;

in Township 41, Range 26: the north-west quarters ofsections 33 and 34, the north half and south-east quarter ofsection 35, section 36;

in Township 42, Range 22: section 19, the north half andsouth-west quarter of section 30, section 31;

in Township 42, Range 23: sections 13, 14, sections 23 to 36inclusive;

in Township 42, Range 25: sections 2 to 11, 14 to 23, 26 to 35,all inclusive;

in Township 42, Range 26: sections 1 to 36 inclusive;in Township 42, Range 27: those portions of sections 1 and 12

lying east of Provincial Highway No. 2, that portion of thenorth-east quarter of section 25 included within the boundariesof the incorporated area of the Town of Wakaw;

in Township 43, Range 22: sections 5 to 8, 17 to 20, allinclusive;

in Township 43, Range 23: sections 1 to 5, 7 to 33, all inclusive,the south half and north-west quarter of section 34, the southhalves of sections 35 and 36;

in Township 43, Range 24: sections 6 to 36 inclusive;in Township 43, Range 25: sections 1 to 30 inclusive, the

south-east quarter of section 32 sections 33 to 36 inclusive;in Township 43, Range 26: sections 1 to 5, 8 to 17, 20 to 29, all

inclusive, section 32, the east half of section 33, the south halfof section 34, section 35, the south-west quarter of section 36;


All West of the Second Meridian.Sub-division No.5 —

in Township 43, Range 25: section 31, the north half andsouth-west quarter of section 32;

in Township 43, Range 26: the north-west quarter of section 31,the west half of section 33, the north half of section 34, the northhalf and south-east quarter of section 36;

in Township 43, Range 27: the north half and south-westquarter of section 30, sections 31, 32, and the north-westquarter of section 35;

in Township 43, Range 28: sections 25, 26, those portions ofsections 27 and 34 lying outside the boundaries of the OneArrow Indian Reserve No. 95, sections 35 and 36;

in Township 44, Range 25: sections 5 to 8 inclusive, sections 17and 18;

in Township 44, Range 26: sections 1 to 23, 26 to 35, allinclusive, the south half of section 36;

in Township 44, Range 27: sections 1 to 36 inclusive;in Township 44, Range 28: sections 1, 2, those portions of

sections 3, 10 and fractional section 9 lying outside the boundariesof the One Arrow Indian Reserve No. 95, sections 11 to 15,fractional sections 16 and 21, sections 22 to 27 inclusive,fractional sections 28 and 33, sections 34 to 36 inclusive;

in Township 45A, Range 26: sections 2 to 10, 15 to 22, 27 to 34,all inclusive;

in Township 45A, Range 27: sections 1 to 18, fractionalsections 19 to 23, all inclusive, sections 24, 25, fractionalsections 26 and 35, section 36;

in Township 45A, Range 28: sections 1 to 3, 10 to 15, allinclusive, fractional sections 4, 9, 16, 21 to 24 inclusive;

in Township 45, Range 27: section 1, the south half andnorth-east quarter of section 2, River Lots 1 to 40 inclusive;

in Township 45, Range 28: section 1, that portion of section 12lying south of the South Saskatchewan River, River Lots 3 to 12inclusive;

in Township 46A, Range 26: the west half of section 1, sections 2to 4 inclusive, the south half and north-east quarter of section 5and that portion of the north-west quarter of section 5 lying eastof the South Saskatchewan River, that portion of section 6 lyingsouth of the said River, the east half of section 8 and that portionof the west half of section 8 lying east of the said River, sections 9to 11 inclusive, the west halves of sections 12 and 13, sections 14to 17 inclusive, that portion of section 18 lying east of the saidRiver, that portion of the south half of section 19 lying south andeast of the said River, that portion of section 20 lying south of thesaid River, the south half and north-east quarter of section 21and that portion of the north-west quarter of section 21 lyingsouth and east of the said River, sections 22, 23, the west half ofsection 24, section 27, the east half of section 28 and that portionof the west half of section 28 lying east of the said River, thatportion of the south half of section 33 lying south and east of thesaid River, that portion of section 34 lying south of the saidRiver;

in Township 46A, Range 27: that portion of section 1 lyingsouth of the South Saskatchewan River;

in Townships 46A and 47A, Range 26: those lands comprisingSugar Island and Birch Island;


All West of the Second Meridian.in Township 43, Range 1: sections 25 to 27 inclusive,

sections 35, 36;in Township 44, Range 1: sections 1, 2, fractional section 11,

sections 12, 13, fractional sections 14 and 23, sections 24, 25,that portion of section 35 lying east of the South SaskatchewanRiver, section 36, River Lots 9 to 24 inclusive;


in Townships 43 and 44, Range 1: River Lots 1 to 71 inclusivein the special survey of the St. Laurent Settlement;

in Township 45, Range 1; River Lots 1 to 13 inclusive;Excepting those sections or portions thereof included within the

boundaries of an Indian Reserve;All West of the Third Meridian.Dated at Regina, Saskatchewan, July 17, 2000.

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Craig Dotson,Deputy Minister of Education.

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The Oil and Gas Conservation Act________

OTHER AREAS — OFF-TARGET WELLMRO 628/00 A 249. Tri Link Resources Ltd. has applied to drill an

off-target well due to topographical reasons. Pursuant to section 27of The Oil and Gas Conservation Act, approval is granted to drill anoff-target well and produce from the Tilston Formation locatedat 5-26-11-8 W2M, subject to the following:

1 The maximum allowable rate of production will be calculatedwithout penalty.


PARKMAN TILSTON BEDS POOL — OFF-TARGET WELLMRO 629/00 A 250. Tri Link Resources Ltd. has applied to drill an

off-target well to replace the existing abandoned well. Pursuant tosection 27 of The Oil and Gas Conservation Act and subsection 30(2)of The Oil and Gas Conservation Regulations, 1985, approval isgranted to drill an off-target well to produce from the Tilstonformation located at 8-3-10-2 W2M, subject to the following:



TANGLEFLAGS G.P. SAND POOL — OFF-TARGET WELLMRO 630/00 A 251. Bellator Exploration Inc. has applied to drill

an off-target well to avoid surface obstruction. Pursuant to sections 17and 27 of The Oil and Gas Conservation Act and subsection 30(2) ofThe Oil and Gas Conservation Regulations, 1985, approval is grantedto drill an off-target well to produce from the General Petroleumformation located at C2-24-50-25 W3M, subject to the following:

1 Good production practice is approved.Dated at Regina, Saskatchewan, July 12, 2000.

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EPPING SOUTH SPARKY SAND POOL — OFF-TARGET WELLMRO 631/00 A 252. Danoil Energy Ltd. has applied to drill an

off-target well due to topographical reasons. Pursuant to sections 17and 27 of The Oil and Gas Conservation Act, approval is granted todrill an off-target well to produce from the Sparky formation locatedat B8-18-46-27 W3M, subject to the following:


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OTHER AREAS — OFF-TARGET WELLMRO 632/00 A 253. Pursuant to section 27 of The Oil and Gas

Conservation Act, approval is granted to AEC Oil & Gas Ltd. to drillan off-target gas well in legal subdivision 14 of Section 31-7-13 W3M,subject to the following:

1 The daily allowable will be calculated without penalty.Dated at Regina, Saskatchewan, July 13, 2000.

LOST HORSE HILL FROBISHER-ALIDA BEDS POOL —HORIZONTAL WELL PROJECT

MRO 633/00. Pursuant to section 17.1 of The Oil and GasConservation Act, approval is granted to Tappit Resources Limited todrill and complete one horizontal well in the Frobisher-Alida Bedsunderlying the north-west quarter of Section 8-10-8 W2M, inaccordance with plans filed with Saskatchewan Energy and Mines asDocument No. H.W. 869 and subject to the following:


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CARRUTHERS CUMMINGS SAND POOLMRO 634/00 PB 53. Pursuant to section 17 of The Oil and Gas

Conservation Act, MRO 459/98 PB 21, dated June 1, 1998, is rescindedand the following area is designated and identified as an oil and gaspool named the “Carruthers Cummings Sand Pool”, effectiveAugust 1, 2000:

Lands West of the Third Meridian:In Township 45, Range 22: Sections 19, 30 and the west half

of Section 31;In Township 45, Range 23: the north half of Sections 13

and 14; Sections 22 to 27, the north half of Sections 28 and 29;Sections 32 to 36;

In Township 46, Range 23: Sections 1 and 2; the east half andsouth-west quarter of Section 3.


HANDSWORTH AREA-ALIDA BEDS —HORIZONTAL WELL PROJECT EXPANSION

MRO 635/00. Pursuant to section 17.1 of The Oil and GasConservation Act, approval is granted to Talisman Energy Inc. todrill and complete two horizontal wells in the Alida Beds, underlyingportions of Sections 9 and 17-10-7 W2M, in accordance with plansfiled with Saskatchewan Energy and Mines as Document No. H.W. 191and subject to the following:


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COLEVILLE SOUTH MANNVILLE SAND POOL —OFF-TARGET WELL

MRO 636/00 A 254. Pursuant to sections 17 and 27 of The Oil andGas Conservation Act, approval is granted to Petrovera ResourcesLimited to drill one off-target oil well located at B3-14-31-23 W3M,subject to the following:


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HANDSWORTH ALIDA BEDS POOL —HORIZONTAL WELL DRAINAGE UNIT

MRO 637/00. Pursuant to section 17 of The Oil and GasConservation Act, the drainage unit for the horizontal well approvedby MRO 549/00, dated June 14, 2000, is amended to include only legalsubdivisions 1, 2, 7 and 8 of Section 20-10-7 W2M.

Dated at Regina, Saskatchewan, July 13, 2000.


COURT BAKKEN SAND POOL — WATERFLOOD EXPANSIONMRO 638/00. Pursuant to section 17.1 of The Oil and Gas

Conservation Act, approval is granted to Wascana Energy Inc. toexpand a waterflood project in the Court Bakken Sand Pool.Permission is granted to construct the facilities and to recompletetwo oil wells in Section 27-33-28 W3M as pressure maintenancewater injection wells, in accordance with plans filed withSaskatchewan Energy and Mines as Document No. P.M. 1016 andsubject to the conditions included in Minister’s Order MRO 1007/95,dated December 21, 1995.


STEELMAN AREA-FROBISHER BEDS —HORIZONTAL WELL PROJECT EXPANSION

MRO 639/00. Pursuant to section 17.1 of The Oil and GasConservation Act, approval is granted to Midale Petroleums Ltd. todrill and complete one horizontal well in the Frobisher Beds underlyingthe north-west quarter of Section 19-5-3 W2M, in accordance withplans filed with Saskatchewan Energy and Mines as Document No.H.W. 561 and subject to the following:


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PARKMAN TILSTON BEDS POOL — OFF-TARGET WELLMRO 640/00 A 255. Tri Link Resources Ltd. has applied to drill an

off-target well due to topographical reasons. Pursuant to section 27of The Oil and Gas Conservation Act and subsection 30(2) of The Oiland Gas Conservation Regulations, 1985, approval is granted to drillan off-target well and produce from the Tilston Formation locatedat 10-2-10-2 W2M, subject to the following:



HATTON MEDICINE HAT SAND GAS POOLHATTON MILK RIVER GAS POOL —

OFF-TARGET WELLMRO 641/00 A 256. Pursuant to section 27 of The Oil and Gas

Conservation Act, approval is granted to Fletcher Challenge EnergyCanada Inc. to produce the gas well in legal subdivision 2 ofSection 1-15-26 W3M, within 600 m from the north edge ofSection 35-14-26 W3M.


WEYBURN MIDALE BEDS POOL —HORIZONTAL WELL PROJECT EXPANSION

MRO 642/00. Pursuant to section 17.1 of The Oil and GasConservation Act, approval is granted to Startech Energy Inc. to drilland complete one horizontal well in the Midale Beds underlying thenorth-east quarter of Section 9-6-14 W2M, in accordance with plansfiled with Saskatchewan Energy and Mines as Document No. H.W. 407and subject to the following:

1 A maximum allowable rate of production shall be assigned.Dated at Regina, Saskatchewan, July 14, 2000.

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OTHER AREAS — INFILL PILOT PROJECTMRO 643/00. Pursuant to sections 17 and 27 of The Oil and Gas

Conservation Act, approval is granted to Star Oil & Gas Ltd. tocomplete and produce from the Ribstone Creek zone an infill gas welllocated at 8-4-18-29 W3M, subject to the following:

1 The drainage unit for the infill gas well shall be a Section.2 Two gas wells shall be allowed to produce from the Section in

which the infill well is located.

3 Good production practice is approved for the well.Dated at Regina, Saskatchewan, July 17, 2000.

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HATTON MEDICINE HAT SAND GAS POOLHATTON MILK RIVER GAS POOL —

OFF-TARGET WELLSMRO 644/00 A 257. Pursuant to section 27 of The Oil and Gas

Conservation Act, approval is granted to Fletcher Challenge EnergyCanada Inc. to drill and produce the following gas wells within 600 mof the boundaries of the area described in clause 2(e) of the HattonMilk River Gas Pool and Hatton Medicine Hat Sand Gas PoolMinister’s Orders:

4-9-15-27 W3M; 12-19-15-27 W3M; 4-19-15-27 W3M;4-30-15-27 W3M.


BIGSTICK SECOND WHITE SPECKS GAS POOL —INFILL PILOT PROJECT

MRO 645/00. Pursuant to sections 17 and 27 of The Oil and GasConservation Act, approval is granted to Union Pacific Resources Inc.to drill or complete and produce from the Second White Specks zonefour infill gas wells to be located as follows:

8-27-12-26 W3M; 14-33-12-26 W3M; 13-28-12-26 W3M;13-30-12-26 W3M;

subject to the following:1 The drainage unit for each infill gas well shall be the north half

or the south half of a Section.2 Two gas wells shall be allowed to produce from the drainage unit

in which each of the infill wells is located.3 Good production practice is approved for the four wells.Dated at Regina, Saskatchewan, July 19, 2000.

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CACTUS LAKE BASAL MANNVILLE-BAKKEN SAND POOL —WATERFLOOD MODIFICATION

MRO 646/00. Pursuant to section 17.1 of The Oil and GasConservation Act, approval is granted to Wascana Energy Inc. toconstruct the facilities and to recomplete two wells as pressuremaintenance water injection wells in the Cactus Lake VoluntaryUnit No. 3, in accordance with plans filed with Saskatchewan Energyand Mines as Document No. P.M. 1101 and subject to the conditionsincluded in Minister’s Order MRO 1262/96, dated December 10, 1996.


TANGLEFLAGS NORTH LLOYDMINSTER-CUMMINGSSAND POOL —

STEAMFLOOD PROJECT MODIFICATIONMRO 647/00. Pursuant to section 17.1 of The Oil and Gas

Conservation Act, approval is granted to Canadian Natural ResourcesLimited to construct the necessary facilities and to recomplete thewell SRL MUR TFGS N EOR 0BS 3D10-23-52-25 for injection ofnatural gas in the Lloydminster-Cummings Sand, in accordancewith plans filed with Saskatchewan Energy and Mines as DocumentNo. P.M. 645 and subject to the following:

1 Installations shall be subject to the approval of a fieldrepresentative of Saskatchewan Energy and Mines prior tocommencement of gas injection and subsequent to any modificationsto such installations.


Bruce W. Wilson, Executive Director,Petroleum and Natural Gas Division,

Saskatchewan Energy and Mines.


CORPORATIONS BRANCH NOTICES________

The Credit Union Act, 1998________

NOTICES OF AMENDMENT

Name: Arctic Savings and Credit Union Limited (formerly ArcticSavings and Credit Union, Limited)

Date of Amendment: May 2, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment

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Name: Bethune Credit Union Limited (formerly The BethuneCredit Union Limited)

Date of Amendment: Apr. 27, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment

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Name: Ceylon-Hardy Credit Union LimitedDate of Amendment: Apr. 25, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment

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Name: Cutknife Credit Union Limited (formerly Cutknife CreditUnion, Limited)


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Name: Earl Grey Credit Union LimitedDate of Amendment: Apr. 24, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment

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Name: Eastshore Credit UnionDate of Amendment: May 30, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment

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Name: Elfros Savings and Credit Union LimitedDate of Amendment: May 4, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment

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Name: Englefeld Savings and Credit Union Limited (formerlyThe Englefeld Savings and Credit Union Limited)


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Name: Frontier Savings and Credit Union Limited (formerly TheFrontier Savings and Credit Union Limited)


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Name: Hudson Bay Credit Union LimitedDate of Amendment: Apr. 28, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment

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Name: Kenaston Credit Union Limited (formerly Kenaston CreditUnion, Limited)


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Name: Kerrobert Credit Union Limited (formerly KerrobertCredit Union, Limited)

Date of Amendment: Jne. 5, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment

Name: La Caisse Populaire d’Albertville LimitedDate of Amendment: Jne. 1, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment

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Name: Luseland Credit Union LimitedDate of Amendment: Apr. 25, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment

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Name: Midale Credit Union (formerly Midale Credit UnionLimited)


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Name: Moosomin Credit UnionDate of Amendment: Apr. 27, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment

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Name: Morse Credit Union, LimitedDate of Amendment: Apr. 27, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment

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Name: Ogema District Credit Union LimitedDate of Amendment: May 10, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment

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Name: Page Credit UnionDate of Amendment: May 1, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment

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Name: Radville Credit Union LimitedDate of Amendment: May 23, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment

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Name: Regina City Employees’ Credit UnionDate of Amendment: Apr. 26, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment

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Name: S.T.S. Credit Union LimitedDate of Amendment: May 19, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment

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Name: Shaunavon Credit Union (formerly Shaunavon CreditUnion Limited)


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Name: Shellbrook Credit Union LimitedDate of Amendment: Apr. 28, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment

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Name: Simpson Credit Union, LimitedDate of Amendment: May 19, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment

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Name: Springside Credit Union Limited (formerly SpringsideCredit Union, Limited)

Date of Amendment: Jne. 5, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment


Name: Teachers Credit Union (formerly Teachers Credit Union,Limited)


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Name: Togo Credit Union LimitedDate of Amendment: Apr. 27, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment

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Name: Unity Credit Union Limited (formerly Unity CreditUnion, Limited)


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Name: Wishart Savings and Credit Union LimitedDate of Amendment: May 5, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment

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Name: Yorkton Credit Union LimitedDate of Amendment: May 4, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment

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Name: Zenon Park Credit Union (formerly La Caisse PopulaireNotre Dame Limitée)

Date of Amendment: Apr. 28, 2000Amendment: filed Articles of Amendment

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P.J. Flory,Deputy Registrar of Credit Unions.

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The Co-operatives Act, 1996________

CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORATION

Name: Kelvington & District Food Share Co-operative Ltd.Date of Incorporation: May 18, 2000Mailing Address: Box 807, KelvingtonMain Type of Business: provide food for those in need

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Name: Line 19 Community Co-operative Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: Box 177, LoreburnMain Type of Business: lease and/or operate retail store

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Name: Smoothstone Lake Fishermens Co-operative Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: Box 449, Big RiverMain Type of Business: manage the fishermen and fishery of

Smoothstone Lake________

CERTIFICATES OF AMENDMENT

Name: Regina General Hospital Day Care Co-operativeDate of Amendment: May 26, 2000Amendment: changed name to Little Memories Child Care

Co-operative________

Name: The Gail Stewart Housing Co-operative LimitedDate of Amendment: May 25, 2000Amendment: changed name to Stewart Court Housing

Co-operative Ltd.

STRUCK OFF THE REGISTER PURSUANT TO SECTION 280(1999)

Name: Date: Juris.:The Kotelko Co-operative Limited Sep. 11 SK

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(2000)

Name: Date: Juris.:The Lashburn Community Recreational

Centre Co-operative May 24 SK________

Monte Curle,Deputy Registrar of Co-operatives.

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The Business Corporations Act________


Name: 101008427 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: May 29, 2000Mailing Address: 25-11th St. E, Prince AlbertMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 101008428 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: May 29, 2000Mailing Address: 25-11th St. E, Prince AlbertMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 101008430 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: May 29, 2000Mailing Address: 1335B-2nd Ave. W, Prince AlbertMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 101008471 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: 301, 224-4th Ave. S, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 101008478 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: May 29, 2000Mailing Address: Box 668, Fort Qu’AppelleMain Type of Business: wildlife/tourism; house renovations;

property management________

Name: 101008489 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: Box 1983, 402 Centre St., NipawinMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 101008493 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: Box 905, North BattlefordMain Type of Business: holding company



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Name: 101008599 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: May 31, 2000Mailing Address: Box 1600, MelfortMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 101008613 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: May 31, 2000Mailing Address: 700, 2010-11th Ave., ReginaMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 101008615 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: May 31, 2000Mailing Address: 700, 2010-11th Ave., ReginaMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 101008616 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: May 31, 2000Mailing Address: Box 609, EstevanMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 101008617 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: May 31, 2000Mailing Address: 1400-2500 Victoria Ave., ReginaMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 101008620 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: May 31, 2000Mailing Address: 201-12 Cheadle St. W, Swift CurrentMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 101008622 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: May 31, 2000Mailing Address: 201-12 Cheadle St. W, Swift CurrentMain Type of Business: holding company

Name: 101008623 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: May 31, 2000Mailing Address: Box 1277, LloydminsterMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 101008628 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: 1102-1st Ave. W, Prince AlbertMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 101008629 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: 1102-1st Ave. W, Prince AlbertMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 101008724 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 2, 2000Mailing Address: 200, 374-3rd Ave. S, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 101008753 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: Box 638, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: holding company


Name: 101008754 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: 705, 230-22nd St. E, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 101008755 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: Box 600, UnityMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 101008756 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: Box 600, UnityMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 101008803 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: 202-1808 Smith St., ReginaMain Type of Business: film, script supervisor, teach acting

classes________

Name: 101008952 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 12, 2000Mailing Address: Box 20, 5009-47th St., LloydminsterMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 101008980 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 14, 2000Mailing Address: 400-1900 Albert St., ReginaMain Type of Business: retail and wholesale hemp related

products________

Name: 101008983 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 13, 2000Mailing Address: Box 1360, TisdaleMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 101009009 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: 110-11th St. E, Prince AlbertMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 101009010 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: 110-11th St. E, Prince AlbertMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 101009180 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 7, 2000Mailing Address: 1143 Lakewood Crt. N, ReginaMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 101009183 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 15, 2000Mailing Address: 1400-2002 Victoria Ave., ReginaMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: A & D Developments Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: 329 Guelph Cres., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: residential construction developments

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Name: Agorot Investments and Holdings Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 12, 2000Mailing Address: 1259 King St., ReginaMain Type of Business: investments and holdings

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Name: BBJ Five Star Service Inc.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 7, 2000Mailing Address: 320 Royal St., ReginaMain Type of Business: mechanical repairs on heavy duty trucks

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Name: Big K Investments Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 12, 2000Mailing Address: 11 McNall Pl., ReginaMain Type of Business: investments

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Name: Blo Vac Services Inc.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: Box 820, ShellbrookMain Type of Business: furnace and duct cleaning

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Name: Bowden’s Ventures Inc.Date of Incorporation: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: 123 Armstrong Cres., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: computer software/hardware/network

consulting________

Name: Broc Enterprises Inc.Date of Incorporation: May 29, 2000Mailing Address: 100, 33-11th St. W, Prince AlbertMain Type of Business: consulting, marketing, manufacturing

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Name: C & S Builders Ltd.Date of Incorporation: May 29, 2000Mailing Address: Box 1328, Moose JawMain Type of Business: general construction

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Name: Cal Investments Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 12, 2000Mailing Address: 11 McNall Pl., ReginaMain Type of Business: investments

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Name: Corner Lodge Inc.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 9, 2000Mailing Address: 1215-5th St., EstevanMain Type of Business: boarding house


Name: DAS Enterprises Inc.Date of Incorporation: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: 1530 Angus St., ReginaMain Type of Business: medical practice

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Name: Di-Cash Inc.Date of Incorporation: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: 8-2338 Assiniboine Ave. E, ReginaMain Type of Business: E-commerce

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Name: Direct Collect Inc.Date of Incorporation: May 29, 2000Mailing Address: 804-28th St. E, Prince AlbertMain Type of Business: collection agency, seizures and process

serving________

Name: DPR Holdings Inc.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: 146 Carter Cres., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: business management

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Name: Eastern Goldsmith Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: 300, 402-21st St. E, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: goldsmith/jewellery repair

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Name: First Choice Auto Sales Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: Box 908, Moose JawMain Type of Business: sell used cars

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Name: Future Inventions Corp.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 15, 2000Mailing Address: Box 717, LumsdenMain Type of Business: new products marketing

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Name: Garcea & Associates Consulting Inc.Date of Incorporation: May 11, 2000Mailing Address: 341 Clearwater Pl., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: consulting service

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Name: Gel-Ohh Candle Company Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 2, 2000Mailing Address: 6 Marlborough Cres., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: manufacture gel candles

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Name: Glocal Domains Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 7, 2000Mailing Address: Box 119, Rapid ViewMain Type of Business: sell and register domain names

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Name: Greenline Organics Inc.Date of Incorporation: May 29, 2000Mailing Address: 138 Saguenay Dr., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: wholesale distributor of organic and

natural foods________

Name: Grinder Holdings Inc.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 15, 2000Mailing Address: 2528 Retallack St., ReginaMain Type of Business: buy and sell property

Name: Gryphon Communications Inc.Date of Incorporation: May 29, 2000Mailing Address: 400, 135-21st St. E, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: communications consulting

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Name: GT Networking Inc.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 2, 2000Mailing Address: 242A Cardinal Cres., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: computer networking

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Name: Hedley’s Agency Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: 1100-1st Ave. E, Prince AlbertMain Type of Business: insurance agency

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Name: Hercules Logging IncorporatedDate of Incorporation: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: Box 757, Prince AlbertMain Type of Business: logging

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Name: Hilderman Project Services Inc.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: 300-533 Victoria Ave., ReginaMain Type of Business: construction management

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Name: HLZ Holdings Corp.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 15, 2000Mailing Address: Box 717, LumsdenMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: Homernik Cleaning Services Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 12, 2000Mailing Address: 1219 Emerald Cres., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: cleaning

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Name: Hurford Farms Inc.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 8, 2000Mailing Address: Box 123, BalcarresMain Type of Business: farming

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Name: Innovative Coating Solutions Inc.Date of Incorporation: May 31, 2000Mailing Address: 1274 McCormack Rd., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: manufacture and apply polyurethane

coatings________

Name: J-Kal Trucking Inc.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: Box 214, HarrisMain Type of Business: trucking/haul grain

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Name: Juba Communications Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 2, 2000Mailing Address: 3035 Calder Crt., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: KC Cattle & Consulting Ltd.Date of Incorporation: May 31, 2000Mailing Address: 19-1738 Quebec Ave., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: farming, raise cattle/elk, etc., veterinary

services


Name: Krismanda Enterprises Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 2, 2000Mailing Address: 105-802C Kingsmere Blvd., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: sales and service: distribute vending

products________

Name: Lee’s Sales & Service Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 12, 2000Mailing Address: Box 725, EstevanMain Type of Business: mechanical

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Name: Lenko Holdings Inc.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 2, 2000Mailing Address: 2610-7th St. E, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: holding company (trucking as owner/

operator)________

Name: Lukan Enterprises Inc.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: 110-11th St. E, Prince AlbertMain Type of Business: potato chip distributor

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Name: MacKay Street Properties Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 9, 2000Mailing Address: Box 312, White CityMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: Macklin Rollform Inc.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: Box 1277, 203, 5101-48th St., LloydminsterMain Type of Business: metal manufacturing company

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Name: Magna Carta Imported Furniture & Accessories Inc.Date of Incorporation: May 24, 2000Mailing Address: 102 Sask. Cres. E, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: retail furniture and accessories

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Name: Metcom Productions Inc.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 7, 2000Mailing Address: 136 Milne St., ReginaMain Type of Business: film, video and TV

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Name: Millennium Automation Inc.Date of Incorporation: May 26, 2000Mailing Address: 322 Bronson Cres., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: manufacturing

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Name: Mobile Container Storage Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: 1939 Alberta Ave., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: mini storage

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Name: Native Visions Productions Inc.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: 2337 Argyle St., ReginaMain Type of Business: multi-media production

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Name: Northern Lights Country Inn Ltd.Date of Incorporation: May 25, 2000Mailing Address: Box 847, KamsackMain Type of Business: hospitality

Name: One Eighty Telecommunications Inc.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: 700, 2010-11th Ave., ReginaMain Type of Business: cable contractor, E-commerce provider

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Name: Patrick Group Contractors Ltd.Date of Incorporation: May 25, 2000Mailing Address: Box 207, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: contract earthmoving

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Name: Pioneer Forest Products Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 9, 2000Mailing Address: 200, 374-3rd Ave. S, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: manufacture retail forest products

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Name: R.J.’s Repair Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 7, 2000Mailing Address: Box 9, GlentworthMain Type of Business: vehicle repair

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Name: Rankin Holdings Inc.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: 210 Kerr Rd., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: business management

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Name: Redland Investments Ltd.Date of Incorporation: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: 1000-1783 Hamilton St., ReginaMain Type of Business: investment/holding company

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Name: Roger’s Repair Shop & Sales Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: Box 342, PonteixMain Type of Business: agricultural repair; sell shortline

equipment________

Name: Sheilaco Holdings Ltd.Date of Incorporation: May 23, 2000Mailing Address: 366-20th St. W, Prince AlbertMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: Spectrum Industrial Coating Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: Box 593, RosthernMain Type of Business: industrial coating

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Name: Swift Arrow Moving and Delivery Services Inc.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 9, 2000Mailing Address: 712 Ave. I S, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: moving: households and offices,

deliveries (furniture)________

Name: T.K. Enterprises Inc.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: Box 2524, KindersleyMain Type of Business: consulting, oilfield completions and

workovers________

Name: Tarin Enterprises Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 13, 2000Mailing Address: Box 20, 5009-47th St., LloydminsterMain Type of Business: used oil and gas equipment, dismantling

oilfield sites


Name: TBS Financial Inc.Date of Incorporation: May 29, 2000Mailing Address: Box 7, R.R. 2, Site 202, ReginaMain Type of Business: financial

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Name: Tee-Soft Solutions Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 2, 2000Mailing Address: 3065 Grant Rd., ReginaMain Type of Business: network software development (Internet)

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Name: Trendline Commodities Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 7, 2000Mailing Address: Box 791, CarnduffMain Type of Business: farming, marketing, planning, cash

grain brokerage________

Name: Triple K & Stone Investments Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 12, 2000Mailing Address: 11 McNall Pl., ReginaMain Type of Business: investments

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Name: Trulyclean Services Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 2, 2000Mailing Address: 18 Noonan Rd., ReginaMain Type of Business: home and light office cleaning

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Name: Twin Creeks Angus Inc.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 7, 2000Mailing Address: Box 70, RadvilleMain Type of Business: cattle ranching

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Name: Wagner Holdings Inc.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: 110-11th St. E, Prince AlbertMain Type of Business: car dealership

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Name: Western Boss Contracting Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: 2531 Clarence Ave. S, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: contracting

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Name: Wilway Farms Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 8, 2000Mailing Address: Box 17, AnnaheimMain Type of Business: farming/grain and cattle production

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Name: Z.B.M.D. Holdings Ltd.Date of Incorporation: May 29, 2000Mailing Address: 601, 402-21st St. E, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: Zerand Investment Ltd.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 8, 2000Mailing Address: Box 878, HumboldtMain Type of Business: restaurant

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CERTIFICATES OF REGISTRATION

Name: 1395779 Ontario Ltd.Date of Registration: Jne. 9, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: OntarioHead or Registered Office: 108 Muirland Cres., Brampton ONMain Type of Business: trucking

Name: 3765172 Canada Inc.Date of Registration: May 31, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: CanadaHead or Registered Office: 1370 Sony Pl., Winnipeg MBMain Type of Business: real estate holding company

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Name: 4115279 Manitoba Ltd.Date of Registration: May 31, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: ManitobaHead or Registered Office: 30th flr., 360 Main St., Winnipeg MBMain Type of Business: operate restaurants

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Name: 609118 Alberta Ltd.Date of Registration: May 31, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: AlbertaHead or Registered Office: Box 1327, 327 Central Ave. N, Swift

Current SKMain Type of Business: apartment rentals

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Name: 775984 Alberta Ltd.Date of Registration: Jne. 1, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: AlbertaHead or Registered Office: 203, 714-5th Ave. S, Lethbridge ABMain Type of Business: commercial for-hire general merchandise

trucking________

Name: AFN Insurance Brokers Inc.Date of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: CanadaHead or Registered Office: R.R. 3, Cornwall Island ONMain Type of Business: insurance broker

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Name: Arbutus Capital CorporationDate of Registration: Jne. 7, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: British ColumbiaHead or Registered Office: 850-400 Burrard St., Vancouver BCMain Type of Business: leasing

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Name: Arbutus Leasing Ltd.Date of Registration: Jne. 7, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: British ColumbiaHead or Registered Office: 830-355 Burrard St., Vancouver BCMain Type of Business: leasing

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Name: Bieber Securities Inc.Date of Registration: Jne. 8, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: ManitobaHead or Registered Office: 801-400 St. Mary’s Ave., Winnipeg MBMain Type of Business: retail investment dealer

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Name: Bond Street Collections IncorporatedDate of Registration: Jne. 15, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: OntarioHead or Registered Office: 209-370 Steeles Ave. W, Thornhill ONMain Type of Business: collection agency

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Name: Britco Welding & Mechanical Ltd.Date of Registration: Jne. 2, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: AlbertaHead or Registered Office: 1003-4th Ave. S, Lethbridge ABMain Type of Business: construction and mechancial services


Name: Caag Financial Services Ltd.Date of Registration: Jne. 14, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: AlbertaHead or Registered Office: 207, 10335-172nd St., Edmonton ABMain Type of Business: financial services

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Name: Canada Dominion Resources V CorporationDate of Registration: Jne. 9, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: CanadaHead or Registered Office: 199 Bay St., 5300 Commerce Crt. W,

Toronto ONMain Type of Business: invest in equity securities

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Name: Canstar Navigation Inc.Date of Registration: Jne. 12, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: British ColumbiaHead or Registered Office: 101-1590 Bellevue Ave., West

Vancouver BCMain Type of Business: marine navigation technology

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Name: CDPQ Mortgage CorporationDate of Registration: Jne. 13, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: CanadaHead or Registered Office: 1981 McGill College, 6th flr.,

Montreal QCMain Type of Business: mortgage broker service

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Name: Danapharm Clinical Research Inc.Date of Registration: Jne. 8, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: OntarioHead or Registered Office: 101A-245 Pall Mall St., London ONMain Type of Business: contract clinical research and related

business________

Name: Delta Pipeline LimitedDate of Registration: Jne. 8, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: AlbertaHead or Registered Office: 1900, 715-5th Ave. SW, Calgary ABMain Type of Business: oil and gas pipeline development

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Name: Futura Forest Products Ltd.Date of Registration: Jne. 12, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: British ColumbiaHead or Registered Office: 103, 1-6 Fort St., Victoria BCMain Type of Business: sell forest products

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Name: IPC Estate Services Inc.Date of Registration: May 25, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: OntarioHead or Registered Office: 410-2810 Matheson Blvd. E,

Mississauga ONMain Type of Business: estate planning

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Name: Kae-Tech Inc.Date of Registration: Jne. 15, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: New BrunswickHead or Registered Office: 1800-222 Bay St., Toronto ONMain Type of Business: operate wig boutiques within

department stores

Name: Kor-Alta Construction Ltd.Date of Registration: Jne. 6, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: AlbertaHead or Registered Office: 200-80 Chippewa Rd., Sherwood

Park ABMain Type of Business: commercial construction

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Name: Lloyd Air 2000 Ltd.Date of Registration: Jne. 2, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: AlbertaHead or Registered Office: Box 1680, 5107-48th St.,

Lloydminster SKMain Type of Business: flight training/charter business

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Name: Mayo’s Contracting Ltd.Date of Registration: May 31, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: AlbertaHead or Registered Office: 310 Barber Cres., Saskatoon SKMain Type of Business: contract oil lease site preparation service

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Name: Northern Continental Resources Inc.Date of Registration: Jne. 6, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: British ColumbiaHead or Registered Office: 2100-1066 West Hastings St.,

Vancouver BCMain Type of Business: mineral resource properties exploration

and development________

Name: Northern Powerline Construction Ltd.Date of Registration: May 30, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: AlbertaHead or Registered Office: 212 -9714 Main St., Fort McMurray ABMain Type of Business: powerline construction

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Name: Puretone Hearing Group Inc.Date of Registration: May 19, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: ManitobaHead or Registered Office: 2151B Portage Ave., Winnipeg MBMain Type of Business: hearing evaluations and testing, sell

hearing aids________

Name: Retail Associates, Inc.Date of Registration: Jne. 6, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: MinnesotaHead or Registered Office: 2325 Endicott St., St. Paul MNMain Type of Business: retail maternity wear

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Name: Sentinel Hill Productions III CorporationDate of Registration: Jne. 6, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: OntarioHead or Registered Office: 1102-95 St. Claire Ave. W, Toronto ONMain Type of Business: investment, film production services

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Name: Shellco Credit Systems Ltd.Date of Registration: Jne. 8, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: OntarioHead or Registered Office: 202-1120 Finch Ave. W, Downsview ONMain Type of Business: collection agency

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Name: Sterling Mutuals Inc.Date of Registration: May 30, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: CanadaHead or Registered Office: 600-880 Ouellette Ave., Windsor ONMain Type of Business: mutual fund dealer


Name: Teleglobe Communication Services Inc.Date of Registration: Jne. 2, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: CanadaHead or Registered Office: 1200-70 York St., Toronto ONMain Type of Business: telecommunications services

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Name: Teleglobe Communications CorporationDate of Registration: Jne. 2, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: CanadaHead or Registered Office: 1000 de la Gauchetiere St. W,

Montreal QCMain Type of Business: telecommunications services

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Name: Teleglobe Inc.Date of Registration: Jne. 2, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: CanadaHead or Registered Office: 1000 de la Gauchetiere St. W,

Montreal QCMain Type of Business: telecommunications services

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Name: The Bell Telephone Company of Canada or Bell CanadaDate of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: CanadaHead or Registered Office: 1600-1050 Cote du Beaver Hall,

Montreal QCMain Type of Business: telecommunications operating company

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Name: The Holmes Group Canada Ltd.Date of Registration: Jne. 1, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: CanadaHead or Registered Office: 300-79 Wellington St. W, TD Centre,

Toronto ONMain Type of Business: fans, air cleaning and lighting products

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Name: The Softworks Consulting Group Ltd.Date of Registration: May 30, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: AlbertaHead or Registered Office: 1750, 10020-101A Ave., Edmonton ABMain Type of Business: computer consulting for software

programs________

CERTIFICATES OF AMALGAMATION

Name: Baldinus Family Holdings Ltd.Names of Amalgamating Corporations: 619141 Saskatchewan

Ltd.; Baldinus Family Holdings Ltd.Date of Amalgamation: May 10, 2000Registered Office: Industrial Cres., Meadow LakeMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: Bar-B Inn Ltd.Names of Amalgamating Corporations: 618542 Saskatchewan

Ltd.; Bar-B Inn Ltd.Date of Amalgamation: Jne. 1, 2000Registered Office: 200-1st Ave. E, AssiniboiaMain Type of Business: lounge/dining room/bar

CERTIFICATE OF ALTERNATE NAME

Name In Incorporating Jurisdiction: Puretone HearingGroup Inc.

Alternate Name: Accurate Hearing Group Inc.Date of Registration: May 19, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: ManitobaHead or Registered Office: 2151B Portage Ave., Winnipeg MBMain Type of Business: hearing evaluations and hearing aid

sales and service________


Name: 101000406 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: May 18, 2000Amendment: changed name to Grand Auto Service 2000 Ltd.

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Name: 101001038 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: May 15, 2000Amendment: changed name to Heilman Holdings Inc.

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Name: 101002145 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: May 15, 2000Amendment: changed name to Landmark Resources Ltd.

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Name: 101002499 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: Jne. 9, 2000Amendment: changed name to Harvard Ventures Inc.

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Name: 101002840 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: Jne. 15, 2000Amendment: changed name to Kirk’s Enterprises Ltd.

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Name: 101002990 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: May 18, 2000Amendment: changed name to Lynel Farms Inc.

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Name: 101003406 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: May 29, 2000Amendment: changed name to Agriview Management Ltd.

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Name: 101003740 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: May 17, 2000Amendment: changed name to Weyburn Taxi Service (2000) Ltd.

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Name: 101003820 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: May 15, 2000Amendment: changed name to Mid-Prairie Dairy Ltd.

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Name: 101003859 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: Jne. 12, 2000Amendment: changed name to Dews Holdings Corp.

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Name: 101004491 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: May 16, 2000Amendment: changed name to Lake Country Trading Post

(2000) Ltd.________

Name: 101004540 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: May 18, 2000Amendment: changed name to Lakeland Development Corp.


Name: 101005571 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: May 24, 2000Amendment: changed name to Equinox Development Group Ltd.

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Name: 101005790 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: Jne. 6, 2000Amendment: changed name to Rob’s Repair Ltd.

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Name: 101006378 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: May 12, 2000Amendment: changed name to Parsons Holdings (2000) Ltd.

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Name: 101006400 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: May 16, 2000Amendment: changed name to Sub-Terra Contractor Ltd.

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Name: 101006781 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: May 18, 2000Amendment: changed name to Regency Centre Management Inc.

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Name: 101006936 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: Jne. 14, 2000Amendment: changed name to Brenan Holdings Ltd.

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Name: 101007636 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: May 23, 2000Amendment: changed name to T Buckley Trucking Ltd.

________

Name: 608590 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: May 17, 2000Amendment: changed name to PFT Capital Corp.

________

Name: 624250 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: May 18, 2000Amendment: changed name to 2020 IT Solutions Corp.

________

Name: 628330 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: Jne. 15, 2000Amendment: changed name to H Holding Corp.

________

Name: 628883 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: May 18, 2000Amendment: changed name to TPR Holdings Ltd.

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Name: 629403 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: May 29, 2000Amendment: changed name to Lipsey Farms Ltd.

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Name: Anjo Technology Inc.Date of Amendment: May 15, 2000Amendment: changed name to 622893 Saskatchewan Ltd.

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Name: Freitag Farmcare Ltd.Date of Amendment: May 31, 2000Amendment: changed name to Gustav Wins Farms Ltd.

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Name: Gerald Huber Trucking Ltd.Date of Amendment: May 29, 2000Amendment: changed name to Jeskal Trucking Ltd.

Name: Hemac Enterprises Ltd.Date of Amendment: May 16, 2000Amendment: changed name to Hepting Enterprises Ltd.

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Name: J.P. & Associates Oilfield Sand Bailors Ltd.Date of Amendment: May 12, 2000Amendment: changed name to Wapella Sand Bailors Ltd.

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Name: Q-Inn Global Network 2000 CorporationDate of Amendment: Jne. 15, 2000Amendment: changed name to 101004299 Saskatchewan Ltd.

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Name: Wawota Agencies Ltd.Date of Amendment: May 12, 2000Amendment: changed name to 569991 Saskatchewan Ltd.

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CERTIFICATES OF AMENDMENT(Extra-provincial Corporations)

Name: Acquisition Genuine Parts Inc.Incorporating Jurisdiction: QuebecDate of Amendment In Incorporating Jurisdiction: Feb. 2, 1999Amendment: changed name to UAP Inc.

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Name: Alfa Laval Agri Inc.Incorporating Jurisdiction: OntarioDate of Amendment In Incorporating Jurisdiction: Apr. 14, 2000Amendment: changed name to Delaval Inc.

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Name: Alma Oil & Gas Ltd.Incorporating Jurisdiction: AlbertaDate of Amendment In Incorporating Jurisdiction: Dec. 31, 1999Amendment: amalgamated into 770955 Alberta Ltd.

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Name: Altamira Financial Services Ltd.; Mutual Fund Direct Inc.Incorporating Jurisdiction: OntarioDate of Amendment In Incorporating Jurisdiction: Apr. 1, 2000Amendment: amalgamated into Altamira Financial Services Ltd.

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Name: Alteen Distributors Ltd.Incorporating Jurisdiction: AlbertaDate of Amendment In Incorporating Jurisdiction: Jne. 27, 1998Amendment: changed name to Supreme International Limited

________

Name: Arnold Bros. Transport Ltd.Incorporating Jurisdiction: ManitobaDate of Amendment In Incorporating Jurisdiction: Jan. 1, 2000Amendment: amalgamated into Arnold Bros. Transport Ltd.

________

Name: BCE Inc.Incorporating Jurisdiction: CanadaDate of Amendment In Incorporating Jurisdiction: May 1, 2000Amendment: amalgamated into BCE Inc.

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Name: Dura Manufacturing, Inc.Incorporating Jurisdiction: AlbertaDate of Amendment In Incorporating Jurisdiction: Jan. 1, 2000Amendment: changed name to Dura Products, Inc.


Name: Expeditors International Forwarding Ltd.Incorporating Jurisdiction: AlbertaDate of Amendment In Incorporating Jurisdiction: Nov. 24, 1998Amendment: changed name to Transera International

Logistics Ltd.________

Name: General Signal LimitedIncorporating Jurisdiction: OntarioDate of Amendment In Incorporating Jurisdiction: Jan. 1, 2000Amendment: amalgamated into General Signal Limited

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Name: Howard, Douglas & Farnell Insurance Ltd.Incorporating Jurisdiction: AlbertaDate of Amendment In Incorporating Jurisdiction: May 2, 2000Amendment: changed name to Howard, Douglas & Farnell

Insurance Services Ltd.________

Name: Imperial Parking LimitedIncorporating Jurisdiction: Nova ScotiaDate of Amendment In Incorporating Jurisdiction: Mar. 27, 2000Amendment: amalgamated into Imperial Parking Canada

Corporation________

Name: Innisfail Transfer LimitedIncorporating Jurisdiction: AlbertaDate of Amendment In Incorporating Jurisdiction: Jan. 1, 1997Amendment: amalgamated into Innisfail Transfer Limited

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Name: Jim Pattison Developments Ltd.Incorporating Jurisdiction: CanadaDate of Amendment In Incorporating Jurisdiction: Jan. 1, 2000Amendment: amalgamated into Jim Pattison Developments Ltd.

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Name: Nesbitt Burns Financial Services Inc.Incorporating Jurisdiction: OntarioDate of Amendment In Incorporating Jurisdiction: May 30, 2000Amendment: changed name to BMO Nesbitt Burns Financial

Services Inc.________

Name: Nest Entertainment Canada Inc.Incorporating Jurisdiction: OntarioDate of Amendment In Incorporating Jurisdiction: May 5, 2000Amendment: changed name to Nestfamily.Com Canada, Inc.

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Name: New Nortel Inc.Incorporating Jurisdiction: CanadaDate of Amendment In Incorporating Jurisdiction: May 1, 2000Amendment: changed name to Nortel Networks Corporation

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Name: New Nortel Inc.Incorporating Jurisdiction: CanadaDate of Amendment In Incorporating Jurisdiction: May 1, 2000Amendment: amalgamated into New Nortel Inc.

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Name: Nortel Networks CorporationIncorporating Jurisdiction: CanadaDate of Amendment In Incorporating Jurisdiction: May 1, 2000Amendment: changed name to Nortel Networks Limited

Name: Rogers Wireless Inc.Incorporating Jurisdiction: CanadaDate of Amendment In Incorporating Jurisdiction: Jne. 6, 2000Amendment: changed name to Rogers Wireless Inc.

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Name: UAP Inc.Incorporating Jurisdiction: QuebecDate of Amendment In Incorporating Jurisdiction: Jan. 31, 1999Amendment: amalgamated into Acquisition Genuine Parts Inc.

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CERTIFICATES OF DISCONTINUANCE(2000)

NewName: Date: Juris.:81 Hundred Holdings Ltd. May 23 ABDesert Rose Holdings Ltd. Apr. 18 BCRoyco Enterprises Ltd. May 23 ABTown & Country T.V. Ltd. May 8 BC

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CERTIFICATES OF DISSOLUTION(2000)

Name: Date:570682 Saskatchewan Ltd. May 23AAA T.V. Doctor (1995) Ltd. May 24Belmar Services Ltd. May 17Biro Manufacturing Inc. May 16D.B. Klassen Holdings Inc. May 29EVP Equity Valuation Protection Corporation Jne. 9EVP II Equity Valuation Protection Corporation Jne. 9Grand Auto Service & Trading Ltd. May 18Green Acres Fertilizer Service Inc. May 23John Gay Holdings Ltd. May 23K.B.K. Holdings Inc. May 23Martensville Auto Clinic Ltd. May 12Newco Freight Services Ltd. May 31Overtime Communications Inc. May 23Rich-Lin Holdings Ltd. May 23Steam King Rug and Upholstery CleaningServices (1989) Ltd. May 18

Tracy’s Day Care Centre Ltd. May 12________

CORPORATIONS RESTORED TO THE REGISTER(2000)

Name: Date: Juris.:603768 Saskatchewan Ltd. May 23 SKAAA Anything Automotive Corp. May 18 SKAir-Odon Mechanical Ltd. May 23 SKAmber Ridge Transport Ltd. May 18 SKAmprite Electric Ltd. May 25 SKCameron Water Wells Services Ltd. May 26 SKD. Trucking Ltd. Jne. 12 SKITA Telecommunications Associates

Incorporated May 16 SKLittle Red River Community

Development Ltd. Jne. 14 SKPhilip Tran Enterprises Ltd. May 25 SKPro West Pullers Inc. May 24 SKThe State Group Limited Jne. 8 ONThe State Services Group Limited Jne. 8 ONWestern Express, Inc. May 17 TN


STRUCK OFF THE REGISTER PURSUANT TO SECTION 290(2000)

Name: Date: Juris.:2955670 Manitoba Ltd. May 31 MB590509 Alberta Ltd. May 31 AB637203 Alberta Ltd. May 31 AB924574 Ontario Inc. May 31 ONA Educorp Inc. May 23 MBA.F.A. Forest Products (B.C.) Limited May 31 BCAccpac Canada Inc. May 31 NBAdvance Freight Systems Ltd. May 31 ABAlma Oil & Gas Ltd. May 31 ABAlpine Enterprises Ltd. May 31 MBAnderson Mobile Home Transporting Ltd. May 31 BCAsea Brown Boveri Inc. May 31 CanadaAustralian Canadian Agricultural

Machinery Corporation May 31 ABBarrett Mobile Home Transport, Inc. May 31 NDBJ & Company Ltd. May 31 MBBWV Investments Limited May 31 ONCAFS Financial Services Inc. May 31 CanadaCage Transport Ltd. May 31 ABCanadian Natural Gas Savings Corporation May 31 ONChiron Inc. May 31 CanadaChurch & Dwight Ltd./Ltée May 31 CanadaCorona Home Products Ltd. May 31 BCDatamark Systems Inc. May 31 CanadaEverall Construction Limited May 31 ABFox Trading Co. Ltd. May 31 WAFramar Investments Ltd. May 31 MBGallant Carter Realty Ltd. May 31 ABGisborne Design Services Ltd. May 31 BCGocarbar Investments (1996) Inc. May 31 ONGroup Four Centres Limited May 31 ONHoechst Roussel Vet Canada Inc. May 31 CanadaHumboldt Family Drugs Ltd. Jne. 2 SKJ.L. Gentes Consulting Ltd. May 31 ABJalor Holdings Ltd. May 31 ABJim Pattison Developments Ltd. May 31 BCJohnson & Johnson Inc. Jne. 9 CanadaKeen Engineering Co. Ltd. May 31 BCL. Meyer & Sons Ltd. May 31 MBM.H. Ingle & Associates Insurance Brokers

Limited May 31 ONMcGregor Construction Ltd. May 31 ABNelson Creamery Association May 31 MNNorth American Exploration of Virginia, Inc. May 31 VANorthern Lights Oilfield Contracting Ltd. Jne. 9 SKParagon Finance Ltd. May 31 ABParslow Trucking Inc. May 31 NDPNT Transportation Inc. May 19 CanadaQuad Prebuilt Home Services Ltd. May 31 ABR.J. Burnside & Associates Limited May 31 ONRite-Plan Financial Group Inc. May 31 ONRoyal Oak Mines Inc. May 31 ONRoyal Rodeo Co. Ltd. May 31 CanadaS.H.V. Trucking Ltd. May 31 ABSaskana Fancy Meat & Sausage Ltd. Jne. 5 SKSearch Energy Corp. Jne. 2 ABSkyreach Equipment Ltd. May 31 ABSpectrum United Mutual Funds Inc. Jne. 8 CanadaStanley Transportation, Inc. May 31 TXSystematic Mill Installations Ltd. May 31 BCTarget Energy Inc. May 31 ABThe Foundation Company of Canada

Limited May 31 CanadaThe Landmark Group Inc. May 31 Canada

Name: Date: Juris.:Thermo Scan Consulting Inc. May 31 ABVacationlink Centres Ltd. May 31 CanadaWarden Environmental Services Ltd. May 31 ABWarren Petroleums Ltd. May 31 ABWesco Distribution – Canada, Inc. May 31 CanadaWestward Explorations Ltd. May 31 BCY.L. Services Inc. May 31 ONZ & X Holdings No. 29 Ltd. May 31 AB

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Philip J. Flory,Director.

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The Business Names Registration Act________

CANCELLATIONS(1999)

Place ofName: Date: Business:Synergy Sales Jne. 30 Regina

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(2000)

Place ofName: Date: Business:A & S Filter Renu Jne. 5 BensonAbove All Portable Signs Jne. 2 ReginaAgriview Management May 29 LanghamAlfa Laval Agri May 19 Toronto ONB & B Truck Repair Jne. 12 SaskatoonCaffeine Crossing Jne. 2 FrancisDura Products May 19 Swift CurrentEastern Goldsmith Jne. 5 SaskatoonEncore Family Wear Jne. 9 Swift CurrentGreenline Organics May 29 SaskatoonGT Networking Jne. 2 SaskatoonHanson R.V. Jne. 15 WarmanHercules Logging Jne. 1 Prince AlbertKenosee Lake Properties Jne. 2 Kenosee LakeLukan Enterprises Jne. 6 Prince AlbertMake Your Mark Sporting Goods Jne. 1 ReginaMelville Ag. Sales & Service Jne. 9 MelvilleMetcom Productions Jne. 7 ReginaMid-Prairie Dairy May 15 TogoMillennium Automation May 26 SaskatoonPBSC Computer Training Centres Jne. 14 ReginaProspec Advertising Sales Jne. 2 ReginaR & S Forestry Services Jne. 13 Canoe

NarrowsRealty World Realty 2000 Jne. 2 UnityRec-Tech – “Your Certified Recreation

Technician” Jne. 2 FrenchmanButte

Regal Confections Jne. 7 London ONRiverside Hotel Jne. 7 GainsboroughRob’s Repair Jne. 6 NetherhillRoger’s Repair Shop Jne. 1 PonteixStandard Gear Works Jne. 6 SaskatoonSweet Expressions Foods Jne. 7 London ONT. & K. Auto Clinic Jne. 1 Quill LakeTarin Enterprises Jne. 13 NeilburgTay Do Restaurant May 30 ReginaTreasures General Store Jne. 7 RosthernWah Fong Grocery & Confectionery Jne. 2 ReginaWestview Auto Service Jne. 9 Balgonie


JOINT VENTURE REGISTRATION

Name: Mabuhay Filipino-Canadian Family RestaurantDate of Registration: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: 807-20th St. W, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: family restaurant

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SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP REGISTRATIONS

Name: A. & S. Filter RenuDate of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: Box 38, BensonMain Type of Business: filter cleaning

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Name: A. Buchanan Geological ConsultingDate of Registration: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: 2171 Cornwall St., ReginaMain Type of Business: consulting

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Name: Anchor ConstructionDate of Registration: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: Box 240, R.R. 5, Site 13, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: general contracting, project management

and construction________

Name: Aristea ArtistsDate of Registration: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: 2059 Retallack St., ReginaMain Type of Business: film, video and digital design

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Name: B.J.’s Bucket ServiceDate of Registration: Jne. 9, 2000Mailing Address: Box 1150, North BattlefordMain Type of Business: tree pruning and removal, lighting

repairs, painting________

Name: Ballistic Bubbles Hot Tub RentalsDate of Registration: Jne. 12, 2000Mailing Address: 2-1912 Ottawa St., ReginaMain Type of Business: rent hot tubs for recreation

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Name: Beer For Beer HuntersDate of Registration: Jne. 9, 2000Mailing Address: 1500-1874 Scarth St., ReginaMain Type of Business: specialized beer

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Name: Belmar ServicesDate of Registration: May 18, 2000Mailing Address: 1020 Weldon Ave., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: interior design and management

consultants________

Name: Bev’s Helping HandDate of Registration: Jne. 2, 2000Mailing Address: 906 Ross St. E, Moose JawMain Type of Business: cleaning service

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Name: Big Buck JerkyDate of Registration: Jne. 7, 2000Mailing Address: Box 283, PayntonMain Type of Business: jerky production

Name: Blackstrap Recreation ProductsDate of Registration: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: Box 453, DundurnMain Type of Business: design, manufacture and sell

recreational products________

Name: Brighter Futures ConsultingDate of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: 1428 Coteau Ave., WeyburnMain Type of Business: scotopic sensitivity syndrome screening

and consulting________

Name: Bruno’s Bigway FoodsDate of Registration: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: Box 160, LoreburnMain Type of Business: grocery store

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Name: BW TechnologiesDate of Registration: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: 525-6th St. E, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: power/voltage electrical testing,

maintenance and design________

Name: Caps Distributors & SalesDate of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: Box 696, KindersleyMain Type of Business: water and air quality improvement

products/servicing________

Name: Children of The World Family Childcare HomeDate of Registration: Jne. 13, 2000Mailing Address: 10, 2505-7th St. E, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: licensed family childcare home

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Name: Coffee EncountersDate of Registration: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: 2 Avens Rd., Moose JawMain Type of Business: espresso/cappucino bar, deli style soup

and sandwiches________

Name: Compass Computer SystemsDate of Registration: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: 117 Bowman Cres., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: computer sales, service and technical

support________

Name: Debonair DezignsDate of Registration: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: Box 6, R.R. 6, Site 602, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: business cards, invoices, memos, menus,

newsletters________

Name: DelavalDate of Registration: May 19, 2000Mailing Address: 6600-100 King St. W, Toronto ONMain Type of Business: equipment, systems and supplies for

dairy farming________

Name: Dura ProductsDate of Registration: May 19, 2000Mailing Address: 4500, 855-2nd St. SW, Calgary ABMain Type of Business: oil and gas subsurface pump products,

parts and supplies


Name: Encore FamilywearDate of Registration: Jne. 9, 2000Mailing Address: 128 Central Ave. N, Swift CurrentMain Type of Business: sell family clothing

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Name: Essence PhotographyDate of Registration: Jne. 7, 2000Mailing Address: 202 Gathercole Cres., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: portrait photography (wedding, team

sports, family pets)________

Name: Eurasian Design SaskatoonDate of Registration: May 18, 2000Mailing Address: 2226 Hanselman Ave., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: furniture and upholstering

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Name: Expedient CourierDate of Registration: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: 515 Budz Bay, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: courier

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Name: Express Used Auto PartsDate of Registration: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: Box 56, MelvilleMain Type of Business: autowrecking

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Name: Fedex GroundDate of Registration: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: 1000 Rps Dr., Moon Township, Prince AlbertMain Type of Business: transport goods by truck/air freight

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Name: Ferguson ElectricalDate of Registration: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: Box 1166, Roblin MBMain Type of Business: electrical contracting

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Name: First Choice TradersDate of Registration: May 31, 2000Mailing Address: 373 Walsh Tr., Swift CurrentMain Type of Business: brokering/manufacturing/surplus

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Name: Four Seasons Craft & Tea HouseDate of Registration: Jne. 8, 2000Mailing Address: Box 92, Lone RockMain Type of Business: sell handmade crafts, tea house

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Name: Gaby’s Fine Clothes For KidsDate of Registration: Jne. 7, 2000Mailing Address: 1, 3-802 Broadway Ave., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: retail new and used children’s clothing

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Name: Generation 3 PollinatorsDate of Registration: May 4, 2000Mailing Address: Box 26, Zenon ParkMain Type of Business: raise bees

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Name: Goalline SportsDate of Registration: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: 31-1002 Arlington Ave., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: sports retail

Name: Good Lifestyles EnterprisesDate of Registration: Jne. 13, 2000Mailing Address: Box 2191, KindersleyMain Type of Business: hair care services (salon)

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Name: Grandma B’s GreenhouseDate of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: Box 10, RunnymedeMain Type of Business: greenhouse

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Name: Great Western Steak & SeafoodDate of Registration: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: 142 Elmview Rd., ReginaMain Type of Business: door-to-door food sales

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Name: Harley’s Mobile RepairDate of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: 501 Fisher Cres., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: mobile/small repairs to trailers and

tractors________

Name: Hav’n A Blast Blasting ServicesDate of Registration: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: 44 Lincoln Ave., YorktonMain Type of Business: explosives (beaver dams)

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Name: Haymar ServiceDate of Registration: Jne. 8, 2000Mailing Address: Box 501, Meadow LakeMain Type of Business: repairing, remodeling and general home

maintenance________

Name: Heberts WoodworkingDate of Registration: Jne. 2, 2000Mailing Address: 512-3rd St. W, Meadow LakeMain Type of Business: woodworking

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Name: Horseshoe PrintingDate of Registration: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: Box 633, SpiritwoodMain Type of Business: printing: tickets, brochures, calendars

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Name: Ice Box Cold Beer & Wine StoreDate of Registration: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: 420, 128-4th Ave. S, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: retail cold beer and wine store

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Name: Inkognito TattoosDate of Registration: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: 2920-14th Ave., ReginaMain Type of Business: dermagraphic art (tattooing)

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Name: Invermay Gas BarDate of Registration: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: Box 359, InvermayMain Type of Business: gas bar and confectionery services

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Name: James Paul Plumbing and HeatingDate of Registration: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: 14 Spinks Dr., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: plumbing and heating


Name: Kenosee Lake PropertiesDate of Registration: Jne. 2, 2000Mailing Address: Box 185, Kenosee LakeMain Type of Business: property management

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Name: Lakeshore Gas BarDate of Registration: Jne. 2, 2000Mailing Address: Box 283, Ile-à-la-CrosseMain Type of Business: gas bar and confectionery

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Name: LRV Computer and Electronic RepairDate of Registration: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: Box 1622, MartensvilleMain Type of Business: electronic circuit boards, software/

hardware upgrades________

Name: Magnum Digital WiringDate of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: 430 Budz Cres., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: low voltage wiring (TV, telephone, etc.)

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Name: Make Your Mark Sporting GoodsDate of Registration: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: 1003 Ferguson Cres., ReginaMain Type of Business: retail and wholesale sporting goods

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Name: Mano’s Restaurant (Idylwyld)Date of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: 1403A Idylwyld Dr. N, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: restaurant and cocktail lounge

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Name: McLarens Toplis Canada/Scrivener AdjustersDate of Registration: May 31, 2000Mailing Address: 2168 McIntyre St., ReginaMain Type of Business: insurance adjusters

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Name: Melville Ag. Sales & ServiceDate of Registration: Jne. 9, 2000Mailing Address: Box 2308, MelvilleMain Type of Business: farm machinery sales, parts and service

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Name: Money Talks ConsultingDate of Registration: Jne. 8, 2000Mailing Address: 129 McKee Cres., ReginaMain Type of Business: business consulting, financial and

accounting________

Name: Myers InternationalDate of Registration: Jne. 9, 2000Mailing Address: Box 501, LeaderMain Type of Business: manufacture and distribute cremation

urns________

Name: Nature’s Pride OrganicsDate of Registration: May 4, 2000Mailing Address: Box 2138, TisdaleMain Type of Business: raise bees

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Name: Northern Lights EmbroideryDate of Registration: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: Box 1362, Hudson BayMain Type of Business: embroider logos on T-shirts, jackets, etc.

Name: P.W. HaulingDate of Registration: Jne. 9, 2000Mailing Address: Box 63, PennantMain Type of Business: livestock and light duty hauling

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Name: Patrick Dubois RoofingDate of Registration: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: Box 2050, Stn. Main, RosetownMain Type of Business: roofing/renovations

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Name: PBSC Computer TrainingDate of Registration: Jne. 14, 2000Mailing Address: 87-1313 Border St., Winnipeg MBMain Type of Business: computer services

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Name: PenberthyDate of Registration: Jne. 14, 2000Mailing Address: 3800, South Tower, Royal Bank Plaza,

Toronto ONMain Type of Business: manufacture level controls and electrical

level controls________

Name: Pro PublishingDate of Registration: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: 103, 1202-101st, North BattlefordMain Type of Business: resume writing service

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Name: Pro-Fit Security ServicesDate of Registration: Jne. 15, 2000Mailing Address: 301D, 1401-28th St. E, Prince AlbertMain Type of Business: security services and security guards

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Name: Prospec SalesDate of Registration: Jne. 2, 2000Mailing Address: 134 Laubach Cres., ReginaMain Type of Business: specialty sales

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Name: R & W Diesel ServicesDate of Registration: Jne. 7, 2000Mailing Address: Box 129, KillalyMain Type of Business: maintenance and mechanical repair for

vehicles________

Name: R’s Forestry ServiceDate of Registration: Jne. 13, 2000Mailing Address: Gen. Del., Canoe NarrowsMain Type of Business: tree planting

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Name: R.J. Millwork and SuppliesDate of Registration: May 31, 2000Mailing Address: Box 388, StrasbourgMain Type of Business: retail lumber yard and millwork shop

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Name: Ratzlaff ContractingDate of Registration: May 12, 2000Mailing Address: 343 Pezer Cres., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: home construction

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Name: Realty 2000 – HeittDate of Registration: Jne. 2, 2000Mailing Address: Box 187, UnityMain Type of Business: real estate


Name: Riffel AgenciesDate of Registration: Jne. 8, 2000Mailing Address: 1401-11th Ave., ReginaMain Type of Business: real estate and property rentals

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Name: Riverside HotelDate of Registration: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: Box 207, GainsboroughMain Type of Business: hotel/restaurant/steak pit

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Name: Saskatoon Fresh Fish DistributorsDate of Registration: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: 710-5th St. E, Prince AlbertMain Type of Business: sell fresh fish

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Name: Service RealtyDate of Registration: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: 5, 442-3rd Ave. N, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: sell, lease and manage real estate

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Name: Shann EnterpriseDate of Registration: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: Box 846, RosetownMain Type of Business: custom roofing, welding and

manufacturing, light mechanics________

Name: Sharon’s Cleaning ServiceDate of Registration: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: 423 Appleby Dr., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: cleaning service

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Name: Sijac HoldingsDate of Registration: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: Box 695, WakawMain Type of Business: contracting, electrical, carpentry,

bookkeeping________

Name: Silent Eye SecurityDate of Registration: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: Box 638, Carrot RiverMain Type of Business: electronic security

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Name: Smart Wheelz SaskatoonDate of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: 225-22nd St. W, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: sell automobiles

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Name: Sooper Dooper LiquidationDate of Registration: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: 1003 Francis St., Moose JawMain Type of Business: merchandise liquidation

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Name: Southland ManorDate of Registration: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: 2723 Livingstone Bay, ReginaMain Type of Business: personal care home

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Name: Stress BustersDate of Registration: Jne. 9, 2000Mailing Address: 345 Main St. N, Moose JawMain Type of Business: stress reducing products

Name: Stweb Co.Date of Registration: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: 160 Dalgliesh Dr., ReginaMain Type of Business: Internet

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Name: Sunbird Janitorial MaintenanceDate of Registration: Jne. 8, 2000Mailing Address: 26-125 Ave. O S, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: commercial cleaning

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Name: T. & K. Auto ClinicDate of Registration: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: Box 580, Quill LakeMain Type of Business: automotive sales and farm equipment

repair________

Name: Tay Do RestaurantDate of Registration: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: 860 Victoria Ave., ReginaMain Type of Business: restaurant

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Name: Threads & Dreads CostumesDate of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: Box 637, NipawinMain Type of Business: costume rentals

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Name: TK CleaningDate of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: 23 Chase Cres., ReginaMain Type of Business: small office cleaning

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Name: Universal CaseDate of Registration: Jne. 2, 2000Mailing Address: 705-43rd St. E, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: manufacture and sell cases and

containers________

Name: Wah Fong Grocery & ConfectioneryDate of Registration: Jne. 2, 2000Mailing Address: 3200 Dewdney Ave., ReginaMain Type of Business: confectionery

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Name: Wally MarketingDate of Registration: Jne. 2, 2000Mailing Address: 39 Trudeau Bay, ReginaMain Type of Business: networking marketing

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Name: YAC Talent AgencyDate of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: 90-1128 McKercher Dr., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: talent agents for production companies

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Name: YMMIT ServicesDate of Registration: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: 1229 Montgomery St., Moose JawMain Type of Business: contract cleaning and yard maintenance

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Name: Yorkton Repair Sales & ServiceDate of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: Box 327, YorktonMain Type of Business: repair work


Name: Your Choice Mediation/FacilitationDate of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: Box 2937, NipawinMain Type of Business: mediation/facilitation services/conflict

resolution________

PARTNERSHIP REGISTRATIONS

Name: 104 Antiques and CollectablesDate of Registration: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: 2939 Regina Ave., ReginaMain Type of Business: buy and sell antiques

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Name: 771 Financial ErectorsDate of Registration: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: 1359 Underhill Cres., ReginaMain Type of Business: investment group

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Name: A.H. & W. ConstructionDate of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: Box 181, FrobisherMain Type of Business: construction: roofing, carpentry, vinyl

siding________

Name: Above All Portable SignsDate of Registration: Jne. 2, 2000Mailing Address: 127 Nollet Ave., ReginaMain Type of Business: portable signs

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Name: Bell Sales AgenciesDate of Registration: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: 366 Appleby Cres., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: sell gift items

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Name: Bella ImportsDate of Registration: Jne. 2, 2000Mailing Address: 3201 Grey Owl Cres., Prince AlbertMain Type of Business: import/export jewellery, art, clothes, etc.

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Name: CEC Information SystemsDate of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: 231-4th St. E, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: technology consulting for computer

networks________

Name: Color Glo CanadaDate of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: Box 2743, Prince AlbertMain Type of Business: paint/decorating centre

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Name: D & S General RepairDate of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: Box 303, SoutheyMain Type of Business: repair vehicles and small engines

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Name: EDMO SecurityDate of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: 781-110th St., North BattlefordMain Type of Business: sell and install security systems

Name: ERE Expense Reduction ExpertsDate of Registration: Jne. 7, 2000Mailing Address: 320-222 Lenore Dr., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: consulting/advice on how to reduce

procurement expenses________

Name: Estevan’s Health & Fitness CenterDate of Registration: Jne. 2, 2000Mailing Address: Box 298, BienfaitMain Type of Business: fitness centre and nutritional

supplements________

Name: Etomami River CabinsDate of Registration: Jne. 2, 2000Mailing Address: Box 521, Hudson BayMain Type of Business: rental accommodations

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Name: Good Earth GrowersDate of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: Box 1226, Moose JawMain Type of Business: produce agricultural products

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Name: H.S.B. FarmsDate of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: Box 645, KinistinoMain Type of Business: mixed farming

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Name: Hei-Cas-FarmsDate of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: Box 344, MidaleMain Type of Business: farming

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Name: J & C Trinkets & Gifts & Much Much MoreDate of Registration: Jne. 8, 2000Mailing Address: 2, 1230-4th St., EstevanMain Type of Business: retail giftware

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Name: Kiddman MarinasDate of Registration: Jne. 7, 2000Mailing Address: Box 848, WakawMain Type of Business: boat moorage facility (slips)

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Name: Kramer FarmsDate of Registration: Jne. 8, 2000Mailing Address: Box 466, LashburnMain Type of Business: farming, custom spraying

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Name: L ‘n’ C Meats and AbattoirDate of Registration: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: Box 657, RadvilleMain Type of Business: custom meat cutting: beef/pork/sheep

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Name: Launch Design GroupDate of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: 11-2151 Hamilton St., ReginaMain Type of Business: graphic/web site design

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Name: Little Foot DesignsDate of Registration: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: Box 476, MelfortMain Type of Business: manufacture and sell children’s clothing


Name: Lui’s RestaurantDate of Registration: Jne. 8, 2000Mailing Address: 1117-5th St., EstevanMain Type of Business: Chinese and Canadian cuisine

restaurant________

Name: Mocktails and Dreams ConcessionsDate of Registration: May 31, 2000Mailing Address: Box 298, MilestoneMain Type of Business: concession

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Name: Overtime CommunicationsDate of Registration: May 23, 2000Mailing Address: Box 502, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: corporate and promotional video

production________

Name: Pine Ridge ResortDate of Registration: Jne. 5, 2000Mailing Address: Box 149, GronlidMain Type of Business: fishing lodge/resort

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Name: Puck Electric & AppliancesDate of Registration: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: 434 Montreal Ave. S, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: electrical contractor and maintenance

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Name: R & M AutoDate of Registration: Jne. 12, 2000Mailing Address: Box 553, RadvilleMain Type of Business: automotive repair, parts and service

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Name: R & R FinancialDate of Registration: Jne. 1, 2000Mailing Address: 163 Coldspring Cres., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: financial planning consultants

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Name: Ratbag & Mooch EnterprisesDate of Registration: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: 1112 Courtney St., ReginaMain Type of Business: cosmetic and computer sales

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Name: Rec-Tech Power ProductsDate of Registration: Jne. 2, 2000Mailing Address: Box 180, Frenchman ButteMain Type of Business: small motor repairs, ATV and tire sales

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Name: RT TechnologiesDate of Registration: May 12, 2000Mailing Address: 332-4246 Albert St., ReginaMain Type of Business: sell hardware/software and networks

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Name: Shadbolt RealtyDate of Registration: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: Box 209, LebretMain Type of Business: real estate

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Name: Shaved Monkey MarketingDate of Registration: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: 2244 Quebec St., ReginaMain Type of Business: sell and design T-shirts

Name: Shear FabricationDate of Registration: Jne. 8, 2000Mailing Address: 1322 Haslam Way, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: custom bending and shearing, welding

and fabrication________

Name: Silent Echo Wilderness CampDate of Registration: Jne. 8, 2000Mailing Address: Box 517, SpiritwoodMain Type of Business: wilderness camp

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Name: Southern Sask. Institute of Sport Medicine andRehabilitation

Date of Registration: May 29, 2000Mailing Address: 3416 Elder Gr., ReginaMain Type of Business: multi-disciplinary rehabilitation centre

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Name: Standard Gear WorksDate of Registration: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: 2318 Faithfull Ave., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: manufacture gears

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Name: To The Point ConsultingDate of Registration: May 31, 2000Mailing Address: 28 Davidson Cres., ReginaMain Type of Business: research, project management,

administrative services________

Name: Treasures General StoreDate of Registration: Jne. 7, 2000Mailing Address: Box 430, RosthernMain Type of Business: retail store

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Name: True Value CafeDate of Registration: Jne. 9, 2000Mailing Address: Box 280, Air RongeMain Type of Business: cafe

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Name: Warren Lake RanchDate of Registration: May 30, 2000Mailing Address: Box 850, LaniganMain Type of Business: livestock ranching

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Name: Yardley Landscape DesignDate of Registration: May 29, 2000Mailing Address: 71 Baldwin Cres., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: landscape design and construction

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EXTRA-PROVINCIAL LIMITED PARTNERSHIPREGISTRATIONS

Name: Canada Dominion Resources Limited Partnership VDate of Registration: Jne. 9, 2000Mailing Address: 5300-199 Bay St., Commerce Court West,

Toronto ONMain Type of Business: invest in equity securities

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Name: CBI Regina Limited PartnershipDate of Registration: Jne. 12, 2000Mailing Address: 1500-1874 Scarth St., ReginaMain Type of Business: private clinic for back and neck pain


Name: Granger Limited PartnershipDate of Registration: May 31, 2000Mailing Address: 1500-1874 Scarth St., ReginaMain Type of Business: restaurant

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Name: Sentinel Hill Alliance Atlantis Equicap MillenniumLimited Partnership

Date of Registration: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: 1500-1874 Scarth St., ReginaMain Type of Business: investments

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ALTERATIONS IN MEMBERSHIP(2000)

Name: Date:KMP Law Jne. 7Melle Jewellers Jne. 9Poplar Ridge White-tail Ranch Jne. 12Royal Oak Financial Group Jne. 13

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EXPIRATIONS(2000)

Place ofName: Date: Business:Correspondent Network May 10 ReginaKorwin Technical Services Group Feb. 1 SaskatoonNorthern Bounty Trading Apr. 15 ReginaQuality Service Interwest Jan. 31 ReginaSimplicity Landscaping & Design Jan. 31 Saskatoon

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The Non-profit Corporations Act, 1995________


Name: Chang Ching Music Ensemble Inc.Date of Incorporation: May 2, 2000Mailing Address: 2700 Grant Rd., ReginaMain Type of Activities: recreation, music festival, social

activities________

Name: Condors Domino Users Group IncorporatedDate of Incorporation: May 24, 2000Mailing Address: 14 Salemka Cres., ReginaMain Type of Activities: lotus notes/domino product lines user

group________

Name: Global Gathering Place Inc.Date of Incorporation: May 29, 2000Mailing Address: 200, 315-22nd St. E, SaskatoonMain Type of Activities: assist refugees and immigrants to settle

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Name: Global Healing & Humanitarian Foundation Inc.Date of Incorporation: May 26, 2000Mailing Address: Box 1122, ReginaMain Type of Activities: promote worldwide health, healing and

welfare of the environment and humanity

Name: Memorial Cup 2001 Inc.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 14, 2000Mailing Address: 11th flr., 1945 Hamilton St., ReginaMain Type of Activities: host the 2001 Memorial Cup

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Name: Métis Elders Council of Saskatchewan Inc.Date of Incorporation: May 26, 2000Mailing Address: 2123 York Ave., SaskatoonMain Type of Activities: annual elders conference/elders

activities________

Name: Moose Jaw Supported Employment Network Inc.Date of Incorporation: May 23, 2000Mailing Address: 11 Woodlily Dr., Moose JawMain Type of Activities: assist individuals with intellectual

challenges________

Name: Paddockwood Arena Association 2000 Inc.Date of Incorporation: May 17, 2000Mailing Address: Box 30, PaddockwoodMain Type of Activities: recreational facility

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Name: Prairie Association For Innovation In Continuing Care Inc.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 2, 2000Mailing Address: Box 1010, Lloydminstermain type of activities: health care and related consulting

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Name: Probus Club of Regina, Inc.Date of Incorporation: May 29, 2000Mailing Address: 35 Sidney St., ReginaMain Type of Activities: provide regular gatherings of retired

people________

Name: Regina Adult Learning Centre Foundation, Inc.Date of Incorporation: May 11, 2000Mailing Address: 1000-1777 Victoria Ave., ReginaMain Type of Activities: film and video production and service

work________

Name: Regina Adult Learning Centre, Inc.Date of Incorporation: May 11, 2000Mailing Address: 1000-1777 Victoria Ave., ReginaMain Type of Activities: film and video production and service

work________

Name: Saskatchewan Association of School Resource Officers Inc.Date of Incorporation: May 29, 2000Mailing Address: Box 1538, KindersleyMain Type of Activities: working with young people in the school

system________

Name: Saskatchewan Gastroenterology Association Inc.Date of Incorporation: Jne. 6, 2000Mailing Address: 325, 2550-15th Ave., ReginaMain Type of Activities: gastroenterology association

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Name: Saskatoon Gabriel Dumont Métis Local #11 Home CareAssistant Program Inc.

Date of Incorporation: May 26, 2000Mailing Address: 2123 York Ave., SaskatoonMain Type of Activities: support services for Métis elders


CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION

Name: Aideia Vaccine Development Support Inc.Date of Registration: May 17, 2000Incorporating Jurisdiction: CanadaHead or Registered Office: Box 1633, Nipawin SKMain Type of Activities: research/develop a vaccination for

equine infectious anemia________


Name: 213090 Saskatchewan Inc.Date of Amendment: Jne. 2, 2000Amendment: changed name to The Saskatchewan West Central

Tourism Association Inc.________

Name: Aids Regina Inc.Date of Amendment: May 23, 2000Amendment: changed name to Aids Programs South

Saskatchewan Inc.________

Name: Cable Regina Children’s Fund Inc.Date of Amendment: Jne. 6, 2000Amendment: changed name to Access Communications

Children’s Fund Inc.________

Name: Regina Dragon Boat Club Inc.Date of Amendment: May 29, 2000Amendment: changed name to Regina Team Boat Paddling

Association Inc.________

Name: Rosetown Historical Society Inc.Date of Amendment: Jne. 6, 2000Amendment: changed name to Rosetown & District Museum Inc.

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CERTIFICATE OF AMENDMENT(Extra-provincial Corporation)

Name: The Canadian Blood Services/Société Canadienne duSang

Incorporating Jurisdiction: CanadaDate of Amendment In Incorporating Jurisdiction: Apr. 27, 2000Amendment: changed name to Canadian Blood Services

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CERTIFICATES OF DISSOLUTION(2000)

Name: Date:Bioproducts Centre Canada Inc. May 23Regina Beach Cottage Owners Group Inc. Apr. 30

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CORPORATIONS RESTORED TO THE REGISTER(2000)

Name: Date: Juris.:Dundurn Gospel Church Inc. Jne. 13 SKLily Plain Métis Society Inc. Apr. 24 SKMétis Society of Saskatchewan Local

Number 31 Inc. Jne. 7 SKMontreal Lake Child and Family Agency Inc. May 24 SKMortgage Loans Association of

Saskatchewan Jne. 2 SKPrince Albert Spinners and Weavers

Guild Inc. May 30 SKSaskatchewan Life Skills Association Inc. Jne. 5 SK

Name: Date: Juris.:Saskatchewan Pathfinder Users

Consortium Inc. May 23 SKSaskatoon Track ‘n’ Trail Motorcycle

Club Inc. May 30 SKThe Saskatoon Gabriel Dumont Métis

Local #11 Inc. May 26 SK________


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PUBLIC NOTICES________

The Change of Name Act, 1995/Loi de 1995 sur le changement de nom

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The following changes of name are registered under the provisionsof The Change of Name Act, 1995 /Les changements de nom ci-aprèssont enregistrés en exécution de la Loi de 1995 sur le changement denom:

Former Name/Ancien nom: Glen James KAYSEYCWAYSEMATAddress/Adresse: Broadview, SaskatchewanDate of Birth/Date de naissance: May 11, 1957Name Changed To/Nouveau nom: Glen James ALEXSONDated July 10, 2000.

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Names of Children/Noms des enfants:Former Name/Ancien nom: Ashton Darryl DAVIDSONName Changed To/Nouveau nom: Ashton Bradley BESSETTEDate of Birth/Date de naissance: May 10, 1990Former Name/Ancien nom: Chelsea Marlyss DAVIDSONName Changed To/Nouveau nom: Chelsea Marlyss BESSETTEDate of Birth/Date de naissance: June 24, 1991Former Name/Ancien nom: Courtney Florence DAVIDSONName Changed To/Nouveau nom: Courtney Florence BESSETTEDate of Birth/Date de naissance: April 10, 1993Former Name/Ancien nom: Madison Susan Lucille DAVIDSONName Changed To/Nouveau nom: Madison Susan Lucille

BESSETTEDate of Birth/Date de naissance: April 13, 1995

Dated July 10, 2000.________

Names of Children/Noms des enfants:Former Name/Ancien nom: Kenneth Alan AMUNDRUDName Changed To/Nouveau nom: Kenneth Alan REIDDate of Birth/Date de naissance: October 21, 1997Former Name/Ancien nom: Kelly Garry AMUNDRUDName Changed To/Nouveau nom: Kelly Garry REIDDate of Birth/Date de naissance: October 21, 1997

Dated July 10, 2000.________

Former Name/Ancien nom: Christopher Bradley JOYAddress/Adresse: Regina, SaskatchewanDate of Birth/Date de naissance: October 3, 1977Name Changed To/Nouveau nom: Christopher Bradley STOPPLERDated July 10, 2000.

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Former Name/Ancien nom: Delores Marie GREENWAYAddress/Adresse: Saskatoon, SaskatchewanDate of Birth/Date de naissance: August 13, 1952Name Changed To/Nouveau nom: DeeLynn Ashley PEDERSONDated July 10, 2000.


Former Name/Ancien nom: Mary Louise LEHOUILLIERAddress/Adresse: Neidpath, SaskatchewanDate of Birth/Date de naissance: June 10, 1947Name Changed To/Nouveau nom: Yolande Marie Gabrielle

LEHOUILLIERDated July 10, 2000.

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Former Name/Ancien nom: Chhaya Sudhir KUBAVATAddress/Adresse: Regina, SaskatchewanDate of Birth/Date de naissance: February 10, 1980Name Changed To/Nouveau nom: Aashi Sudhir KUBAVATDated July 10, 2000.

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Names of Children/Noms des enfants:Former Name/Ancien nom: Andrea Christine MARSHALLName Changed To/Nouveau nom: Andrea Christine KRISHDate of Birth/Date de naissance: May 25, 1986Former Name/Ancien nom: Danielle Marie MARSHALLName Changed To/Nouveau nom: Danielle Marie KRISHDate of Birth/Date de naissance: June 24, 1992

Dated July 10, 2000.________

Former Name/Ancien nom: Donald Barry JOHNSAddress/Adresse: Regina, SaskatchewanDate of Birth/Date de naissance: January 22, 1964Name Changed To/Nouveau nom: Beverly Elizabeth JOHNSDated July 10, 2000.

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Names of Children/Noms des enfants:Former Name/Ancien nom: Lindsey Taylor BIGSKYName Changed To/Nouveau nom: Lindsey Taylor FITZPATRICKDate of Birth/Date de naissance: February 21, 1997Former Name/Ancien nom: Liana Caitlyn BIGSKY-COATEName Changed To/Nouveau nom: Liana Caitlyn FITZPATRICKDate of Birth/Date de naissance: July 12, 1998

Dated July 10, 2000.________

Name of Child/Nom de l’enfant:Former Name/Ancien nom: Han GAOName Changed To/Nouveau nom: David GAODate of Birth/Date de naissance: September 16, 1989

Dated July 10, 2000.________

Name of Child/Nom de l’enfant:Former Name/Ancien nom: Mikaela Tenille LALIBERTEName Changed To/Nouveau nom: Mikaela Tenille

VANCOUGHNETTDate of Birth/Date de naissance: May 16, 1995

Dated July 10, 2000.________

Name of Child/Nom de l’enfant:Former Name/Ancien nom: Johnathan Douglas MURRAYName Changed To/Nouveau nom: Johnathan Douglas CLAUDEDate of Birth/Date de naissance: March 14, 1995

Dated July 10, 2000.________

Name of Child/Nom de l’enfant:Former Name/Ancien nom: Brittany Anne MELNYCHUKName Changed To/Nouveau nom: Brittany Anne CHRISTOPHERDate of Birth/Date de naissance: September 12, 1996

Dated July 10, 2000.________

Name of Child/Nom de l’enfant:Former Name/Ancien nom: Terix Fischer KOBESName Changed To/Nouveau nom: Terix FISCHER-KOBESDate of Birth/Date de naissance: April 22, 1997

Dated July 10, 2000.

Name of Child/Nom de l’enfant:Former Name/Ancien nom: Cheyenne Dahlia BAILEYName Changed To/Nouveau nom: Cheyenne Dahlia Bailey

COLLARDDate of Birth/Date de naissance: January 26, 1992

Dated July 10, 2000.________

Name of Child/Nom de l’enfant:Former Name/Ancien nom: Kadi Madison BAMFORDName Changed To/Nouveau nom: Kadi Madison SPELLISCYDate of Birth/Date de naissance: May 25, 1998

Dated July 11, 2000.________

Names of Children/Noms des enfants:Former Name/Ancien nom: Loveday Alexis NICHOLName Changed To/Nouveau nom: Loveday Alexis BENNETTDate of Birth/Date de naissance: June 16, 1988Former Name/Ancien nom: Sable Jane NICHOLName Changed To/Nouveau nom: Sable Jane BENNETTDate of Birth/Date de naissance: December 10, 1990

Dated July 12, 2000.________

Name of Child/Nom de l’enfant:Former Name/Ancien nom: Baily James WEIMERName Changed To/Nouveau nom: Baily James WOCKDate of Birth/Date de naissance: June 20, 1997

Dated July 12, 2000.________

Former Name/Ancien nom: Chad Oliver BELLEROSEAddress/Adresse: Prince Albert, SaskatchewanDate of Birth/Date de naissance: April 13, 1976Name Changed To/Nouveau nom: Chad Owen BLINDDated July 12, 2000.

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Name of Child/Nom de l’enfant:Former Name/Ancien nom: Sabrina Ashely WIEBEName Changed To/Nouveau nom: Sabrina Ashely CARIGNANDate of Birth/Date de naissance: January 7, 1994

Dated July 12, 2000.________

Name of Child/Nom de l’enfant:Former Name/Ancien nom: Tyler Bradley BISHOPName Changed To/Nouveau nom: Tyler Bradley CHISLETTDate of Birth/Date de naissance: May 11, 1994

Dated July 12, 2000.________

Names of Children/Noms des enfants:Former Name/Ancien nom: Josiah Dianne GARZON ALMEIDAName Changed To/Nouveau nom: Josiah Dianne KROEKERDate of Birth/Date de naissance: December 13, 1984Former Name/Ancien nom: Joseph Dimytri GARZON ALMEIDAName Changed To/Nouveau nom: Giuseppe Dimytri KROEKERDate of Birth/Date de naissance: June 26, 1986

Dated July 12, 2000.________

Given under my hand at/fait sous ma signature dans Regina,Saskatchewan.

Shelley Ann Gibson,Director of Vital Statistics/

Directrice des Services de l’état Civil.


The Dental Disciplines Act________

COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGEONS BYLAWS

PART ONE — INTERPRETATIONInterpretation

1.1 In these bylaws:(a) “Act” means The Dental Disciplines Act of Saskatchewan,

as amended from time to time;(b) “allied personnel” means a dental hygenist, dental

assistant and dental therapist;(c) “College” means the College of Dental Surgeons of

Saskatchewan;(d) “council” means the council of the College;(e) “good standing” means, in relation to any member, that

the member has fully paid all fees due and owing by him or her,and has complied with the Act, these bylaws, and all requirementsmade under these bylaws, and that the member has not beensuspended or had his or her licence to practice dentistry revoked;and

(f) “registrar” means the person appointed by the Collegefrom time to time pursuant to section 12 of the Act.

PART TWO — LICENSING AND MEMBERSHIPCategories of Membership

2.1 The categories of membership for the College are as follows:(a) the full practising members, consisting of:(i) regular members; and(ii) practising life members;

who shall, upon compliance with the criteria set out in thesebylaws and upon entry into the annual register, be licensed topractise dentistry in the Province of Saskatchewan and shall beentitled to such other rights and privileges as further set out inthese bylaws;

(b) the restricted practising members, consisting of:(i) faculty members;(ii) student members; and(iii) temporary members;

who shall, upon compliance with the criteria set out in thesebylaws, upon entry into the annual register, and upon agreeingto practise in accordance with the conditions or restrictionsspecified in the licence, shall be issued a restricted licence topractise dentistry in the Province of Saskatchewan, and shall beentitled to such other rights and privileges, as further set out inthese bylaws;

(c) the non-practising members, consisting of:(i) non-practising life members; and(ii) associate members;

who shall not be licensed to practise dentistry in the Province ofSaskatchewan and who shall only be entitled to such rights andprivileges as set out in these bylaws.

Annual Register2.2 The College will establish and maintain a register to be known

as the “annual register” in which the names and addresses of itsmembers are recorded.General Qualifications

2.3(1) No person shall be registered as a member under thesebylaws unless he or she satisfies the council that he or she is a personof good character.

(2) Any person applying to be registered as a member who is theholder of a degree in dentistry and is, or has been, licensed to practicein a jurisdiction outside of Saskatchewan shall provide evidence ofcurrent good standing with that jurisdiction to the registrar.

Regular Members2.4(1) Subject to any other provisions in these bylaws, a person

meeting the following criteria may be entered on the annual registeras a regular member of the College and be issued a licence to practicedentistry:

(a) he or she meets the general criteria set out in section 2.3;and

(b) such person:(i) produces a currently valid certificate of qualification fromthe National Dental Examining Board of Canada; or(ii) is a person relocating to Saskatchewan from anotherprovince of Canada, and who is a fully licensed member ingood standing with the governing body for the profession ofdentistry in such province, immediately prior to his or herapplication to the College; and

(c) he or she has paid the prescribed fees, completed allrequired forms, provided proof of the required insurance, andhas otherwise been approved by the registrar for registration asa regular member.

(2) Where the person applying for registration is a non-practisingmember or otherwise has not been fully licensed to practise dentistryin Saskatchewan or any other jurisdiction for a period of two or moreconsecutive years preceding the date of application for membershipin the College, such person shall additionally:

(a) submit to such investigations as the council may prescribe;(b) pay such investigation fee as set out Schedule 1, in addition

to all other fees prescribed in these bylaws; and(c) shall successfully complete such examinations and courses

as prescribed by council;provided, however, that this subsection shall have no application topersons who immediately prior to their application were students ina college, school or faculty of dentistry.

(3) The membership and licence of a regular member is subject toannual renewal as further set out in these bylaws.Faculty Members

2.5(1) Where a person is not a regular member of the College butdesires registration solely for the purpose of undertaking a full timeteaching position with the College of Dentistry, then subject to theother provisions of these bylaws, a person meeting the followingcriteria may be entered on the annual register as a faculty memberand be issued a restricted licence to practise dentistry:


(b) he or she is the holder of a degree in dentistry or dentalsurgery, and is entitled to practise in a jurisdiction outside ofSaskatchewan; and

(c) such application is accompanied by the written assuranceof the Dean of the College of Dentistry that the applicant isappointed to the full time teaching staff of the College ofDentistry; and

(d) he or she has paid the prescribed fees, completed allrequired forms, provided proof of the required insurance, andhas otherwise been approved by the registrar for registration asa faculty member.

(2) There shall be such restrictions on the licence of a facultymember, as determined and set out by the council.

(3) The membership and licence of a faculty member is subject toannual renewal as further set out in these bylaws.

(4) Upon termination of full time employment in the College ofDentistry, the membership and licence granted under this sectionshall become void, and the individual shall be required to applyunder section 2.4 in order to continue to practise dentistry in theprovince of Saskatchewan.Student Members

2.6(1) Subject to any other provisions in these bylaws, a personmeeting the following criteria may be entered on the annual registeras a student member and be issued a restricted licence to practisedentistry:



(b) such person is:(i) an undergraduate student who following successfulcompletion of his or her penultimate year is employed by a fullpractising member in good standing with the College ofDental Surgeons of Saskatchewan, and who works under thedirect supervision of a full practising member during thesummer recess of a faculty or college of dentistry; or(ii) an undergraduate student who as part of his or hertraining and under direct supervision of a full practisingmember or faculty member is working under the faculty of theCollege of Dentistry of the University of Saskatchewan, or ina health district facility or affiliate approved for undergraduatetraining by the College of Dentistry, University ofSaskatchewan; or(iii) the holder of a degree in dentistry or dental surgery thatis registerable in the province of Saskatchewan, and is servinga period of internship in a Saskatchewan hospital which hasreceived a standard of approval from the Commission ofDental Accreditation of Canada; or desires registration solelyfor the purpose of undertaking a graduate training programin a Saskatchewan hospital or at the College of Dentistry ofthe University of Saskatchewan and who, in the opinion ofthe council, should be granted such privileges; or(iv) the holder of a degree in dentistry or dental surgery, andis entitled to practice in a jurisdiction outside Saskatchewanand desires registration solely for the purpose of undertakinga period of internship or residency in a Saskatchewan hospitalin a program approved by the College of Dentistry, of theUniversity of Saskatchewan; and

(c) he or she has paid the prescribed fees, completed allrequired forms, provided proof of any required insurance, andhas otherwise been approved by the registrar for registration asa student member.

(2) Those persons who are registered as student members pursuantto this section 2.6 shall be issued a licence which is restricted topractising only such dentistry as is required as part of their trainingor permitted by the applicable subsection; provided, however thatthose persons registered under subclause 2.6(1)(a)(iii) or (iv) may beadditionally permitted to prescribe or dispense drugs in the provisionof dental treatment undertaken as part of their training.

(3) The membership and licence of a student member shall be ofsuch duration as set out in the licence, and is subject to annualrenewal as further set out in these bylaws.Life Members

2.7(1) Subject to any other provisions in these bylaws, the Collegemay confer life membership on those persons meeting the followingcriteria, in recognition of outstanding service to the College:


(b) he or she is a member or former member of the College; and(c) such person:(i) has maintained an active membership in the College for aperiod of fifty years; or(ii) has had his or her name proposed for life membership bytwo members of council at a regular meeting of the council asa notice of motion, which motion is then approved at asubsequent meeting of the council by at least a two-thirdsmajority.

(2) Life members who maintain a practice or administrative orteaching position on a full or part time basis shall be assessed anannual licence fee equal to one half of the fee payable by regularmembers. Such life members are required to meet any continuingeducation requirements as required of regular members, and uponpayment of the prescribed fee, shall be licensed to practice dentistrysubject to such restrictions as may be imposed by council from timeto time. The membership and licence of a practising life member issubject to annual renewal as further set out in these bylaws.

(3) Life members who are fully retired from practice, administrationor teaching shall be exempt from the payment of all dues, fees orlevies, and are exempt from meeting any continuing educationrequirements as approved by these bylaws, but shall no longer belicensed to practice dentistry or to prescribe or dispense drugs. Themembership of a non-practising life member is indefinite in duration,and continues for the life of the member unless terminated inaccordance with subsection (4).

(4) Council may, at any time and in its sole discretion revoke thestatus of life membership, in which event the individual must applyfor membership and licensure under section 2.4 or 2.5 in order tocontinue to practise dentistry in the province of Saskatchewan.Temporary Members

2.8(1) Subject to any other provisions in these bylaws, a personmeeting the following criteria may be entered on the annual registeras a temporary member and be issued a restricted temporary licenceto practise dentistry:


(b) he or she is the holder of a degree in dentistry or dentalsurgery and is entitled to practice as a dental surgeon in ajurisdiction outside Saskatchewan; and

(c) he or she desires registration solely for the purpose of:(i) presenting a graduate or undergraduate training course;(ii) conducting or engaging in a clinical presentation orresearch program at or under the sponsorship of the Collegeof Dentistry of the University of Saskatchewan or under thesponsorship of a dental group recognized by the College; or(iii) participation as a member of a forensic team to assistwith identification procedures associated with any disasterwhich should occur in Saskatchewan; and

(d) he or she has paid the prescribed fees, completed allrequired forms, provided proof of any required insurance, andhas otherwise been approved by the registrar for registration asa temporary member.

(2) The membership and licence issued to a temporary membershall be of such duration and subject to such restrictions as councilmay approve; provided that council may delegate such duty fromtime to time to the registrar.

(3) The registrar shall in registering a temporary member in theregister, show the purpose for which the person is registered and theperiod of duration of that person’s registration, and may from time totime on application, extend the period of duration of the person’sregistration and licence, and amend the register accordingly.

(4) Except as extended pursuant to subsection (3), the membershipand licence of a temporary member shall automatically expire at theend of the time period for which the licence is issued.

(5) The registrar shall cancel the registration of any person who isa temporary member when directed to do so by council.Associate Members

2.9(1) Subject to any other provisions in these bylaws, a personmeeting the following criteria may be entered on the annual registeras a non-practising associate member:


(b) he or she desires registration solely for the purpose ofproviding dental treatment in a jurisdiction outside ofSaskatchewan wherein the provision of such treatment is underthe auspices of a humanitarian project and wherein thatjurisdiction requires the person to have a status of registrationin another jurisdiction; and

(c) he or she has paid the prescribed fees, completed allrequired forms, and has otherwise been approved by the registrarfor registration as an associate member.

(2) Associate members shall not be issued a licence and shall not beentitled to practise dentistry in the province of Saskatchewan.

(3) The membership of an associate member is subject to annualrenewal as further set out in these bylaws.

(4) The registrar shall cancel the registration of any associatemember when directed to do so by council. Upon cancellation, allprivileges of such associate member shall cease.


Privileges of Members2.10(1) Those persons who are regular members, faculty members

or life members of the College, and who are in good standing with theCollege and reside in the province of Saskatchewan, are eligible forelection as a member of council or appointment to any office orcommittee of the College, and are entitled to attend the annualmeeting of the College with the right to move or second any motion,and to speak and vote on any motion, and to enjoy such other servicesor non-regulatory privileges as authorized by council.

(2) Those persons who are student members or associate membersare entitled to attend scientific sessions and continuing educationcourses of the College on payment of the applicable registration fees,and to enjoy such other services or non-regulatory privileges as areauthorized by the council. They may attend meetings of the College,but are not eligible to be elected as a member of council, or forappointment to any office of the College, nor to move or second anymotion or vote at any meeting of the College.Registration Fees

2.11(1) It shall be the duty of the council to fix the annual and otherfees payable by the members of the College and the council shall alsohave the authority to make unusual further assessment as they mayfrom time to time require for the efficient and proper operation of theCollege. The registration, licensing and other fees payable to theCollege are as set out in Schedule 1.

(2) Each person seeking registration as a member shall pay theprescribed initial application fee, together with the annual fee,before being entitled to receive his or her membership and licence topractice dentistry.

(3) New graduates of the current year seeking licensure for thefirst time shall be assessed one half of the current annual fee.

(4) Other regular members or faculty members commencing practiceat a time other than the first of the year shall be assessed as follows:

(a) where such member commences practice betweenJanuary 1 and August 31, he or she shall pay full annual fee; or

(b) where such member commences practice betweenSeptember 1 and December 31, he or she shall pay one-half theannual fee.

Annual Renewal2.12(1) To be eligible for the annual renewal of membership and

licensure, each member must:(a) be in good standing which the College;(b) provide proof of the required insurance in form satisfactory

to the registrar; and(c) pay the prescribed annual fee by January 15th of each

year.(2) Where a member is in arrears in the payment of fees, the

registrar may renew the membership upon payment of the annualfee and the prescribed penalty for late payment.

(3) Where a member is suspended at the time of annual renewal,the member may apply for renewal at the end of the term of his or hersuspension.Reinstatement of Expelled Members

2.13 Any person who has been expelled as a member of the Collegemay apply for reinstatement as set out in section 41 of the Act, uponpayment of the prescribed fee.

PART THREE — INSURANCEProfessional Liability Insurance of FullPractising Members, Faculty Membersand Practising Temporary Members

3.1 All regular members, practising life members, faculty members,and temporary members who will be making clinical presentationsshall obtain and provide proof of professional liability insurance in aform satisfactory to the registrar and in the amount not less thanthree million dollars ($3,000,000) in the aggregate with a carrierapproved by the registrar or failing the registrar’s approval, theapproval of council on an appeal from the registrar’s decision.

Professional Liability Insuranceon Behalf of Student Members

3.2 All regular members having student members in their employpursuant to subclause 2.6(1)(b)(i) shall ensure that such studentmembers are insured by the professional liability insurance referredto in section 3.1 of such regular member employing such student.No Insurance Requirements for Non-practising Members

3.3 Non-practising life members, associate members, andtemporary members who will not be making clinical presentationsare not required to obtain any insurance pursuant to this Part Threefor so long as they maintain such status.

PART FOUR — COUNCILComposition of Council

4.1(1) The business of the College shall be transacted by a councilof:

(a) seven (7) members elected by the members of the College,which elected members must be in good standing, resident inSaskatchewan at the time of their election, and who shall holdoffice commencing on January 1st next following their electionfor a period of two years or until their successors are elected; and

(b) any persons who are resident of the province and appointedas members of council in accordance with Section 9 of the Act.

(2) Any vacancy which occurs in the elected membership of councilmay be filled as provided for in the Act.Election of Members to Council

4.2 The procedures for the election of members to council shall beas follows:

(1) The persons qualified to vote at the annual election of membersof the council shall be members of the College who at the date of theelection are residing in the province of Saskatchewan and who havethe right to vote under subsection 2.10(1).

(2) Any two qualified voters may in writing nominate as a candidatefor election to the council any member of the College in good standingresident in the province who consents in writing to such nomination.

(3) The nomination shall be delivered to the secretary no later thantwenty days before the day fixed for the annual election; and at leastten days before the day fixed for the annual election, the secretaryshall send to each member qualified to vote a ballot paper togetherwith a list of all candidates.

(4) The name of all candidates duly nominated shall be forwardedto all members of the profession by the secretary’s office ten daysbefore nominations officially close.

(5) Every member desiring to vote at an election of members of thecouncil shall place on the voting paper, which shall be in a formprescribed by the council, a cross (thus X) opposite the name of eachof the candidates for whom they vote.

(6) Only the voting papers received by the secretary up to the hourfixed for holding the election shall be counted.

(7) Candidates’ names shall be printed in alphabetical order on theballot and voters must vote for the number of vacancies to be filled.Any other procedure will class the ballot as spoiled and void.

(8) The ballots so cast shall at the hour fixed for the holding of theelection be opened and counted by three ballot counters who are notcandidates and who have been appointed at the direction of councilfor the purpose and the required number of members receiving thehighest number of votes cast shall be declared elected.

(9) All members of the College shall be entitled to be present at thecounting of the ballots.

(10) After the candidates with a clear majority have been declaredelected, if there remains an equality between the votes cast for twoor more candidates with one or more unfilled vacancies on the councilthose counting the ballots shall, by lot, conducted in the presence ofeach other, determine which of these candidates shall be elected.

(11) If the ballot envelope is not signed or if a member of the collegevotes for a greater or lesser number of candidates than the numberrequired to be elected, or if his ballot is defaced in any way or markedin such a manner as to arouse doubt in the opinion of the ballotcounters as to the voting intention of the member, the ballot shall bedeemed spoiled and shall not be counted.


(12) The ballot counters, after the valid ballots have been countedand the result declared, place all the valid ballots in an envelope, anddeliver it to the secretary who shall retain it for one month and shall,at the expiration of that time, if no proceedings are taken in themeantime to set aside the election, destroy the valid ballots.

(13) Spoiled ballots shall be placed in a separate envelope anddelivered to the secretary, who upon the expiration of one month fromthe date of the election destroy them, if no proceedings are taken inthe meantime to set aside the election.

(14) Any member of the College present at an election may objectto any ballot cast on the ground that the person casting the ballot isnot qualified to vote, and all such objections shall be determined bythe members of the council who may make inquiries and takeevidence as may be necessary to satisfy themselves as to the right ofthe member casting the ballot to vote, and if they decide that theperson casting the ballot was not entitled to vote, the ballot shall beforthwith placed in a separate envelope for one month, and if noproceedings are taken in the meantime, destroy such ballots.Officers

4.3 The officers of council shall be the president, vice-president,secretary, treasurer, and registrar, and shall be appointed each yearby council. Any person so appointed may hold more than one office.President

4.4(1) It shall be the duty of the president or the president’sdesignate to preside at all meetings of the council; to enforce dueobservance of the bylaws; to see that the other officers and employeesperform their respective duties; to appoint such committees as arenecessary, not otherwise appointed by the council; and to act as anex-officio member of all committees.

(2) The president shall perform such other duties as the bylawsrequire or as the council may, by resolution, from time to time direct.Secretary

4.5(1) It shall be the duty of the secretary to act as secretary tocouncil; to conduct, under the direction of the council, allcorrespondence relating to the affairs of the College; to keep copiesof letters written by them and files of all letters and other materialfor such period of time as he or she deems necessary but not less thanseven years; to keep a proper record of the proceedings of eachmeeting of the council of all members of the College and applicantsfor membership and to assist the registrar in all matters pertainingto licensure; to conduct the election of the representatives to thecouncil; and to pay over promptly to the treasurer all funds cominginto his or her hands as secretary.

(2) All records, files, correspondence and anything respecting thebusiness of the College shall be maintained by the secretary for theuse of the council and its officers and for any other member of theCollege in good standing.

(3) The secretary shall deliver to his or her successor in office allrecords, books, files, papers, electronic data and other material inbelonging to the council and the College, in the secretary’s possessionor at his or her call.

(4) The secretary shall be the custodian of the seal of the College.Treasurer

4.6(1) It shall be the duty of the treasurer to receive all funds of theCollege and to be custodian of them. The treasurer shall deposit suchfunds accruing to the College into a chartered bank. The treasurershall open in the name of the College such accounts approved bycouncil in which all funds shall be deposited, and shall open a safetydeposit box in a chartered bank in the name of the College anddesignated so that the president and the treasurer will be allowedaccess to this box. The treasurer will notify all members of the Collegenot later than January 1st each year of the amount that will be duethe College by each of them on the 15th day of January under theprovisions of the Act and bylaws of the College. The treasurer shallin consultation with the Finance Committee be allowed to change theinvestment portfolio of the College from time to time and keep thesame invested in such investments as at the time of making as by thelaw of the Government of Canada and as permitted by the Canadianlife insurance companies. The treasurer shall pay out of Collegefunds such monies necessary for travel insurance coverage for anymember of council, members of the College or employees of theCollege who are required to travel on College business.

(2) The treasurer shall also keep complete and accurate records ofall monies received and expended by the treasurer and of all debts,savings or investments by the College. The treasurer shall report toeach regular meeting of the council on the immediate financialcondition of the College and shall arrange for an audited statementof the finances of the College to be undertaken on a yearly basis bya firm of chartered accountants appointed by the council.

(3) Before entering upon his or her duties, the treasurer shall givea security bond in such amount as required and approved by council,for the faithful accounting of the monies the treasurer shall receiveas the agent of the College. The premium for this bond shall be paidby the College.

(4) The treasurer shall deliver to his or her successor in office allrecords, books, files, electronic data and other material belonging tothe College in the treasurer’s possession or at his or her call.Registrar

4.7(1) It shall be the duty of the registrar to keep a true record ofmembers of the College, and to:

(a) record the date of issuance of all licences, names of members,qualifications and other pertinent particulars in the records ofthe College;

(b) act in liaison for the College in business with the Collegeof Dentistry at the University of Saskatchewan;

(c) sign with the president all certificates of membership;(d) sign all annual licences;(e) maintain the courtesy register;(f) cause to be printed each year a true copy of the annual

register and the courtesy register; and(g) carry out such other duties delegated to him or her by

council or pursuant to these bylaws.(2) The registrar shall deliver to his or her successor all records,

books, electronic data and other material belonging to the council orthe College in the registrar’s possession or at his or her call.Meetings of Council

4.8 The council shall meet at least twice a year, on such dates as areapproved from time to time by council. Additional meetings may beheld as deemed necessary by the president in consultation withcouncil. Regular meetings of council shall be held in person. Additionalmeetings may be held in person or by means of teleconference. Aquorum for any council meeting shall be a majority of the number ofmembers on council.

PART FIVE — COMMITTEESCommittees

5.1(1) At the fall meeting of the council each year, there shall beappointed the following committees and such other committees asare formed by approved motion of the council, and each member ofthe council shall be given the responsibility of one or more committees:

(a) Executive Committee;(b) Finance Committee;(c) Legislation Committee;(d) Professional Conduct Committee;(e) Mediation Committee;(f) Third Party Committee;(g) Health Care Committee;(h) Continuing Education Committee;(i) Quality Assurance Committee;(j) Discipline Committee;(k) Office Management Committee; and(l) Specialists Committee.

(2) The council or Executive Committee may establish any otherad hoc committee deemed necessary to attend to the business of theCollege, and to appoint the members of any such committees.

5.2(1) A member of a committee appointed under section 5.1 holdsoffice until the earlier of:

(a) where also a member of council, upon ceasing to be amember of the council;


(b) expiry of the term of appointment; or(c) being removed from office by the council.

(2) The president, or in his or her absence, the Executive Committee,may fill a vacancy on any committee arising before expiry of the termof the committee member creating the vacancy.Duties

5.3 A committee shall, in addition to the duties assigned to it by theAct and these bylaws, perform any duties assigned by the council orExecutive Committee.Quorum

5.4 At a meeting of any committee other than the DisciplineCommittee, a majority of members present constitutes a quorum.Majority Decisions

5.5 Unless the Act or these bylaws state to the contrary, a committeemay act by majority decision.Procedures

5.6 Unless the Act or these bylaws state to the contrary, a committeemay set its own practice and procedures, and appoint its ownchairperson.Executive Committee

5.7 The Executive Committee shall be composed of the president,the vice-president and one other member of council who are electedat the first meeting of council following the annual election. Allmembers of the Executive Committee shall hold their office untiltheir term on council expires or their successors are elected. Theregistrar shall sit on the Executive Committee without the right tovote. Except as restricted by the Act or these bylaws, the ExecutiveCommittee shall have the authority to act on all matters as arisebetween meetings of council.Finance Committee

5.8 The Finance Committee shall be composed of a minimum ofthree persons, one of whom shall be a member of council, and one ofwhom shall be the immediate past president, who shall act as thechairperson. The Finance Committee shall supervise the managementof the finances of the College, and made recommendations to councilwith respect to the investment of College monies, the proposedbudget for the next fiscal year and the long term financial planningfor the College.Legislation Committee

5.9 The Legislation Committee shall be composed of a minimum ofthree persons, one of whom shall be a member of council. TheLegislation Committee shall review legislation respecting theprofession of dentistry in other jurisdictions, make recommendationsto council regarding amendments to the current bylaws, and draftproposed changes to the legislation when so directed by council.Professional Conduct Committee

5.10(1) The Professional Conduct Committee shall be establishedas set out in section 28 of the Act and shall conduct is affairs andperform such duties as set out in the Act and these bylaws.

(2) In the event of a conflict of interest, the involved member of theProfessional Conduct Committee will step down, and the council mayappoint a replacement to deal with the specific complaint.

(3) Where the Professional Conduct Committee has received acomplaint it shall notify, in writing, the member who is the subjectof a complaint that a complaint has been received and ask for awritten response.

(4) Where the Professional Conduct Committee has received acomplaint it shall notify, in writing, the person who made thecomplaint that the complaint will be reviewed.Mediation Committee

5.11 The Mediation Committee shall be composed of regularmembers of the College representing the different geographic areasof the province, and in such number as determined by council. Themembers of the Mediation Committee shall provide mediation servicesto any Saskatchewan resident or Saskatchewan member as set outin these bylaws and in accordance with any mediation guidelinesapproved by the council.

Third Party Committee5.12 The Third Party Committee shall be composed of a minimum

of three persons, one of whom shall be a member of council. The ThirdParty Committee shall act as the liaison between the council and themembership, third party insurance carriers, and federal and provincialpaying agencies with respect to any economic issues associated withthe provision of dental services to the public.Health Care Committee

5.13 The Health Care Committee shall be composed of a minimumof three persons, one of whom shall be a member of council. TheHealth Care Committee shall co-ordinate all activities related to thepromotion of dental health to the residents of Saskatchewan and tothe membership. The Health Care Committee shall also monitor newadvances in the profession and propose to council any guidelines ontreatment modality which would enhance the safety of the public.Continuing Education Committee

5.14 The Continuing Education Committee shall be composed of aminimum of three persons, one of whom shall be a member of council.The Continuing Education Committee shall organize and presentcontinuing education programs for the benefit of the profession, andassist in the presentation of the Annual Scientific Session of theCollege.Quality Assurance Committee

5.15(1) The Quality Assurance Committee shall be composed of aminimum of three persons, one of whom shall be a member of council.The Quality Assurance Committee shall assist the membership in aco-operative manner to provide a quality standard of care to thepublic.

(2) The Quality Assurance Committee may appoint any one ormore of its members or other persons as assessors and delegate topersons so appointed the authority to conduct an assessment and toreport thereon to the Quality Assurance Committee. Every memberof the College shall co-operate fully in allowing any such assessors to:

(a) enter and inspect their dental offices; and(b) have access to inspect all books, records, correspondence

and other documents or electronic data related to the dentalpractice, including the right to make copies thereof;

and shall provide all information as requested by the assessor andappear before or confer with the Quality Assurance Committee orany of its assessors when requested to do so.

(3) Following any such assessment, the Quality AssuranceCommittee may:

(a) require the member to make such changes to his or herprocedures, attend such courses, or successfully complete suchfurther examinations as the Quality Assurance Committeedetermines as necessary; and/or

(b) refer any matter which has come to the attention of theQuality Assurance Committee or the assessor, includingprofessional incompetence or professional misconduct, to theregistrar or the Professional Conduct Committee.

(4) Where the member refuses or fails to co-operate with theQuality Assurance Committee or any of the assessors, or to completethe requirements of the Quality Assurance Committee as prescribedpursuant to clause 5.15(3)(a), the Quality Assurance Committee mayrefer the matter to the Professional Conduct Committee.Discipline Committee

5.16 The Discipline Committee shall be established as set out insection 32 of the Act and shall conduct its affairs and perform suchduties as set out in the Act and these bylaws.Office Management Committee

5.17 The Office Management Committee shall consist of a minimumof two members of council and shall oversee the operations of theCollege office.Specialists Committee

5.18 The Specialists Committee shall consist of a minimum ofthree persons, one of whom shall be member of council and one ofwhom shall be a certified specialist. The committee will act as liaisonbetween all groups of specialists in the province and council.Appointment to Other Boards or Organizations

5.19 It shall be the right of council to appoint a member ormembers of the College who will represent the College on any boardor organization to which the council has representation.


PART SIX — ADMINISTRATIONSeal of the College

6.1 The seal of the College shall be a buffalo head within a wreathof leaves, surrounded by the words “College of Dental Surgeons ofSaskatchewan”.Fiscal Year

6.2 The fiscal year of the College shall be that of the calendar year.Rules of Order

6.3 Unless otherwise approved, the rules contained in the mostcurrent edition of “Sturgis Standard Code of Parliamentary Procedure”shall govern the meeting of the College and of the council in all casesin which they are applicable and in which they are not inconsistentwith the Act and the bylaws.Expenditures

6.4(1) It shall be within the authority of the council to annuallydetermine the amount of, and to direct the treasurer to pay, a perdiem allowance to members of the College when they are attendingthe business of the College.

(2) It shall be the duty of the council to annually determine theamount of, and to direct the treasurer to pay any wages or salariespayable to the employees of the College.

(3) It shall be within the authority of, and be required of, thecouncil to assure itself that all just debts of the College are paidwithin a reasonable time.

(4) It shall be within the authority of the council to affiliate theCollege with the Canadian Dental Association and like bodies onpayment of whatever fee, grant or subsidy is required.

PART SEVEN — MEETINGS OF MEMBERSTime and Place of Annual Meeting

7.1 An annual meeting of the College shall be held in each calendaryear at a time and place decided upon by the council. Notice of theannual meeting shall be mailed to the members of the College atleast 30 days prior to the annual meeting, and an agenda of thebusiness to be transacted shall be mailed to each member at least 7days prior to the meeting.Special Meeting of Members

7.2 The council may call a special meeting of the College asrequired. In addition, the president shall call a special meeting on arequisition signed by three members of the council, or where thesecretary receives a petition signed by twenty five percent of thevoting members of the College. Notice of any special meeting shall besent to all members fourteen days before the date set for the meeting,and the meeting shall be held not more than twenty one days afterreceipt of the requisition or petition. The business to be conducted atany special meeting shall be specified in the notice of meeting mailedto the members.Quorum

7.3 A quorum for any annual meeting or special meeting shall bethe number of voting members present.

PART EIGHT — BYLAWS8.1 Subject to sections 14, 15 and 16 of the Act, any of these bylaws

may be rescinded, revoked, amended, varied or added to with theapproval of not less than three-quarters of the members of council.

8.2 Subject to sections 14, 15 and 16 of the Act, any motion or bylawsigned by all members of council and filed with the secretary shall,for the date of filing thereof, be of the same force and effect as if suchmotion or bylaw had been adopted, enacted, or passed at a meetingof the council duly called for the purpose of considering such motionor regulation. Any such motion or bylaw shall be initiated only ondirection of the president and at its next meeting shall be confirmedand embodied in the minutes of the council.

PART NINE — PROFESSIONAL STANDARDSAND DISCIPLINE

Code of Ethics9.1 The code of ethics of the Canadian Dental Association, as

attached to these bylaws as Appendix 1 and as amended from timeto time, shall be the code of ethics of the College.

Professional Standards of Members9.2(1) Each member shall:

(a) abide by all provisions of the Act and the bylaws;(b) abide by the terms, conditions or limitations of his or her

licence;(c) uphold the honour and dignity of the profession of dentistry,

and abide by the provisions of the code of ethics of the College;(d) fulfil all the terms of an agreement with a patient respecting

professional charge;(e) itemize any account at the request of a patient or federal,

provincial or municipal government agency making paymentsfor professional services;

(f) maintain the records that are required by the bylaws to bekept in respect of a member’s patients or practice;

(g) provide within a reasonable time any report or certificaterequested by a patient or his or her authorized agent in respectof an examination or treatment performed by the member;

(h) meet all continuing education requirements approved bycouncil;

(i) carry out the terms of any agreement arrived at in thecourse of mediation under section 9.5;

(j) attend and co-operate fully with the Quality AssuranceCommittee within a 30 day time period following notification tothe member by the College;

(k) take such remedial measures as prescribed by the QualityAssurance Committee;

(l) maintain the professional liability insurance as requiredby Part Three of the bylaws;

(m) comply with all advertising requirements set out in PartTen, where applicable;

(n) endeavour to examine at least once in any given two-yearperiod, those patients who are attending at the member’s officefor the purpose of receiving a treatment from allied personnel;

(o) ensure that all allied personnel who are delivering dentalcare to the member’s patients at all times hold valid licenceswith each of their associations;

(p) ensure that all allied personnel employed by a memberperform only those procedures which such allied personnel areauthorized to perform under the Act and the terms of his or herlicence;

(q) ensure that all allied personnel are adequately supervisedin the delivery of any dental care to any patient of the member;

(r) ensure that adequate medical supplies are on the premisesfor the purpose of handling anticipated medical emergencieswhich might arise in the course of, and as a result of, any dentalcare or treatment given to a patient; and

(s) ensure that at the time of giving any anesthetic or anyother dental treatments by allied personnel which may give riseto a medical emergency, a qualified dentist or other person is onthe premises who has been properly trained in the delivery ofany anticipated emergency medical treatment which mightarise in the course of, and as a result of, the delivery of theanesthetic or such other dental treatment.

(2) No member shall:(a) charge fees that are excessive or unreasonable in relation

to the services performed;(b) charge for services not performed;(c) directly or indirectly, receive, make or confer a rebate,

credit or other benefit by reason of the referral of a patient fromor to any other person;

(d) enter into any agreement, including a lease of premisespursuant to which the amount payable by or to a memberdirectly or indirectly is related to the amount of fees charged bythe member or by a person licensed or registered under any Actregulating a health discipline;

(e) sell or supply a drug, medical product of biologicalpreparation by a member to a patient at a profit;


(f) falsify a record regarding the examination or treatment ofa patient;

(g) knowingly submit a false or misleading account or false ormisleading charges for services rendered to a patient;

(h) sell a professional account to a third party;(i) perform a dental procedure, for fee or otherwise, in any

vehicle or movable contrivances, without the approval of council,excluding those falling under the direct authority of a federal,provincial, or municipal government agency;

(j) use in any way with respect to a member’s practice, thename of another member whose practice the member hasacquired after a period of one year from the date of the acquisition;

(k) announce or hold out to the public that the member is aspecialist or is specially qualified in a branch of dentistry, wherethe member is not qualified as a specialist and does not hold aspecialist’s certificate in the branch of dentistry;

(l) use terms, titles or designations other than those authorized,or use terms, titles or designations that are prohibited by thesebylaws;

(m) sign or issue a certificate, report or similar document thatcontains a statement that a member know or ought to know isfalse, misleading or otherwise improper;

(n) be convicted of an offence that affects the ability of amember to engage in the practice of dentistry;

(o) improperly use the authority to prescribe, sell or dispensea drug, or falsify a record in respect of a prescription or the saleof a drug;

(p) engage in the practice of dentistry while the ability toperform any professional service usually performed by a dentistor dental surgeon is impaired by alcohol or drugs;

(q) permit, counsel or assist any person who is not licensed orcertified under the Act to engage in the practice of dentistryexcept as provided for in the Act and these bylaws;

(r) make a misrepresentation respecting a remedy, treatmentor device;

(s) give information concerning a patient’s dental condition orany professional services performed for a patient to any personother than the patient without consent of the patient unlessrequired to do so by law;

(t) use in respect of the practice of dentistry by a member thedesignation “clinic” or “dental clinic” or any designation indicativeof the practice of dentistry by a group except where not less thantwo members are engaged as a group in the full time practice ofdentistry in any other group or in any other private practice;

(u) commit any sexual impropriety with a patient;(v) contravene while engaged in the practice of dentistry any

federal, provincial or municipal law, regulation or rule or bylawof a health district passed for the purpose of regulating theprovision of dental care to the public;

(w) conduct or commit any act relevant to the practice ofdentistry that, having regard to all the circumstances, wouldreasonably be regarded by members as disgraceful,dishonourable or unprofessional;

(x) practice his or her profession in such a way that themember may be unable to give full force and effect to his or hertraining, experience, and judgment as acquired in the course ofthe member’s education; or

(y) hire or contract for the services of any allied personnel fordelivery of dental care to the public or the member’s patientsunless the member is a full practising member or a facultymember.

(3) No member of the College shall, except with the consent of thecouncil, act as employee, assistant, agent, partner, officer, shareholderor otherwise howsoever, engage in the private practice of theirprofession for the benefit, or advantage of any corporation, or of anyperson who is not duly qualified and lawfully entitled to practiceeither dentistry or medicine in Saskatchewan, or in such a way thatany such company or unqualified person may make thereby profit,reward or advantage, either directly or indirectly, unless:

(a) provision is provided for the same by another federal orprovincial act; or

(b) in the case of employment of the member, the employer isa person, corporation or other legal entity referred to insubsection 25(1) of the Act.

Records9.3(1) All regular members, practising life members, and faculty

members licensed by the College shall keep full and complete clinicaldental records on behalf of themselves and all other dentists andallied dental personnel in their employ or under their supervision,which records shall include as a minimum the following information:

(a) patient identification data;(b) medical and dental history;(c) clinical examination findings;(d) progress, diagnostic and consultation reports;(e) each treatment prescribed pertaining to the patient;(f) each treatment rendered pertaining to the patient;(g) each date that the patient is seen in the dental office;(h) all medications given or prescribed to the patient, including

the amount, instructions, and date provided or prescribed; and(i) appropriate radiographs and models.

(2) Where a patient has attended a member’s office for the purposeof receiving a treatment from any allied personnel, and such alliedpersonnel has recommended a dental examination by the dentist, thedentist shall ensure that such recommendation (and any refusal)shall be noted in the patient’s records. No further action is requiredof the member once such notation has been made.

(3) All records shall be in an intelligible form, and shall be written,typed, or stored in electronic form with one or more backup copies.Complaint

9.4(1) Any complaint received by the College or referred by any ofthe committees shall be reviewed by the registrar, who shall makesuch investigations as he or she deems necessary. Following suchinvestigations, the registrar may:

(a) advise the complainant that there is no basis for proceeding;(b) with the consent of both parties, refer the complaint to the

Mediation Committee for a mediation hearing between themember and the complainant;

(c) refer the complaint to the Professional Conduct Committeeor the Quality Assurance Committee; or

(d) refer the complaint to council or the Executive Committeewith such recommendations as the registrar sees fit.

(2) The registrar shall report to council from time to time as to thecomplaints received and the disposition of the same, and shall takesuch other action as council may direct regarding any such complaints.Referral to Mediation Committee

9.5(1) Where the Mediation Committee receives a complaint, itshall arrange for a mediation session between the member and thecomplainant as soon as is reasonably possible.

(2) Where the member has agreed to mediation, the member shallmake himself or herself available, together with such information asrequested by the Mediation Committee or appointed mediator,within 30 days of having received such request from the MediationCommittee or appointed mediator.

(3) Where mediation results in an agreement between the memberand the complainant as to the resolution of the complaint, theMediation Committee shall advise the registrar, who shall thenconfirm with the complainant at a later date that the member hascarried out the terms of the settlement agreement.

(4) Where the Mediation Committee advises the registrar that:(a) the member failed or refused to co-operate with the

mediation process; or(b) mediation did not result in an agreement between the

member and the complainant; or(c) the member has later failed to carry out the terms of the

agreement arrived at in the course of mediation;


then the Mediation Committee may refer the matter back to theregistrar with such recommendations as it sees fit, and the registrarmay then further deal with such matter pursuant to his or herauthority under section 9.4.Referral to Council or Executive Committee

9.6 Upon receiving the referral of a complaint from the registrar,the council or the Executive Committee may take any of the actionsreferred to in clause 9.4(1)(a), (b) or (c), or direct the registraraccordingly.Professional Conduct Committee

9.7 Upon receiving a complaint, the Professional ConductCommittee shall follow such procedures and may take any suchactions as set out in the Act, including the making of a recommendationthat the Discipline Committee hear and determine the formalcomplaint as set out in the written report of the Professional ConductCommittee.Discipline Committee

9.8(1) In this section “committee member” means a member of theDiscipline Committee.

(2) The council shall, from time to time, appoint one member of theDiscipline Committee as the chairperson and one or more membersas acting chairpersons. An acting chairperson may perform any ofthe functions of the chairperson and may perform such functionswhether or not the chairperson is absent and whether or not thechairperson is, or is not, able to act.

(3) A committee member shall remain a member of the DisciplineCommittee until he or she resigns or is removed by the council.

(4) Notwithstanding subsection (3) of this section, where acommittee member who has participated in a hearing resigns or isremoved by the council, the committee member shall continue to bea member of the Discipline Committee for the purpose of disposingof the matter under consideration at the hearing until:

(a) the hearing has been concluded and the committee’s reporthas been made;

(b) the committee has considered the report and, in the caseof a person who is found to be guilty of professional misconductor professional incompetence has made a decision pursuant tosubsection 34(1) of the Act; and

(c) all appeals under the Act have been decided and where thematter has been remitted back to the Discipline Committee, thematter is concluded and all things that are required to be doneby the Discipline Committee in relation to all appeals have beencompleted.

Discipline Hearing9.9(1) Not less than two weeks prior to the date set for the

commencement of a hearing before the Discipline Committee, themember who has been charged and the College will provide to theother the following information and documents:

(a) the names of each of the witnesses which that partyintends to give evidence at the hearing;

(b) a summary of the evidence which that party expects willbe given by that witness;

(c) if a witness will be called to give expert evidence, asummary of the qualifications of that witness; and

(d) a list of all documents which the party intends to introduceinto evidence at the hearing. Such party shall permit the otherparty to examine such documents and to obtain copies of all suchdocuments, at the cost of the party requesting the documents.

(2) If, as a result of the information disclosed by the other partyunder subsection (1) above, a party intends to introduce evidence atthe hearing in addition to the evidence which it has disclosed, thatparty shall provide the information referred to in subsection (1) withrespect to that additional evidence.

(3) The Discipline Committee shall not permit a witness to testifyunless the name of that witness, a summary of that witness evidenceand if the witness is called to give expert evidence, a summary of thatwitness qualifications has been disclosed in accordance withsubsection (1) or evidence unless the information respecting thatdocument has been disclosed in accordance with subsection (1) or (2)of this section.

(4) Notwithstanding subsection (3) of this section, if the DisciplineCommittee is satisfied that the failure to disclose the requiredinformation arose through inadvertence, or that the information wasnot in the possession of the party at the time that disclosure wasrequired, or that for any other compelling reason it would be manifestlyunfair to exclude evidence or documents not disclosed as required,the Discipline Committee may permit such evidence to be given, orsuch documents to be introduced into evidence. This may be done onsuch terms or conditions as the Discipline Committee may determine,including the following:

(a) the committee may adjourn the hearing for such time asthe committee considers reasonable to permit the other partythe opportunity to respond to such evidence; and

(b) the committee may require the party who requests theintroduction of such evidence to agree to pay an amount of costs,as estimated by the committee, which may be incurred by themember or the College as a result of the failure to disclose suchevidence in accordance with subsection (1) or (2) of this section.

(5) If either party intends to object to the jurisdiction of thecommittee, or intends to raise any preliminary objection or preliminaryissue of law before the committee, such party shall prepare a writtensummary of the nature of the objection, the points of law to be argued,the authorities relied upon and the evidence to be lead in support ofsuch objection or issue of law. Such summary shall be provided to theother party and, if an assessor has been named for the hearing, theassessor, not less than 14 days before the date set for thecommencement of the hearing.

(6) A party who fails to provide the written summary contemplatedby subsection (5) shall be deemed to have waived the objection orissue of law the committee shall not entertain such objection orargument on such issue of law unless the committee is satisfied thatthe failure to provide the written summary arose through inadvertenceor that the party was not in possession of all of the relevant facts todetermine whether the objection should be made or the point of lawraised, or that for any other compelling reason it would be manifestlyunfair that the party not be permitted to make such objection, or raisesuch point of law, it may permit the objection to be made or the pointof law to be raised on such terms or conditions as the DisciplineCommittee may determine, including the following:

(a) the committee may adjourn the hearing for such time asthe committee considers reasonable to permit the other partythe opportunity to respond to such objection or point of law; and

(b) the committee may require the party who wished to raisesuch objection or point of law to agree to pay an amount of costs,as estimated by the committee, which may be incurred by theother member or the College as a result of the failure to providethe written summary in accordance with subsection (6) of thissection.

(7) The Discipline Committee may meet by telephone conferencecall to deal with any matters which may arise at any time that arerelevant to a hearing, objections to the jurisdiction of the committee,questions of law and requests for adjournments, and may for thatpurpose establish a date and time for such meetings which may be inadvance of the date established for the commencement of the hearing.

(8) A Discipline Committee may consider in one hearing one ormore charges against a member and a charge may contain one ormore allegations.

(9) If one or more members of a Discipline Committee withdrawfrom acting at the hearing, or are unable or unwilling to hear anddetermine the charge, the hearing may continue with the remainingmembers of the Discipline Committee provided that there shall at alltimes be a quorum.

(10) The chairperson or acting chairperson may appoint an assessorto assist the Discipline Committee for all, or any part, of a hearingbefore the Discipline Committee. Such assessor may advise theDiscipline Committee on any issues of fact, law or procedure whicharise before the committee in advance of or during the hearing, or inconnection with the decision of the committee. For that purpose theassessor may assist the Discipline Committee during its deliberationsand may review drafts of the decision of the committee and provideadvice to the committee respecting such decisions.


PART TEN — ADVERTISINGDentists Who May Advertise

10.1 The only dentists who are permitted to advertise pursuant tothis Part Ten are regular members, practising life members, andfaculty members. Notwithstanding any other provision in this PartTen, no other member of the College shall advertise a practice indentistry in any manner.Nature of Advertising

10.2 Advertising, promotion and other marketing activities mustbe in good taste, accurate and not capable of misleading the public,and observe the dignity and ethics of the profession. Any conduct,either directly or indirectly, or through any medium or agent that:

(a) misinterprets facts;(b) compares either directly, indirectly or by innuendo, the

member’s services or ability with any other practitioner, orpromises or offers more effective service or better results, thanthose available elsewhere;

(c) deprecates another member as to service, ability or fees;(d) creates an unjustified expectation about the results the

member can achieve;(e) is made under any false or misleading guise, or takes

advantage either physical, emotional or financial of any patientor uses coercion, duress or harassment;

(f) is undignified, in bad taste or otherwise offensive so as tobe incompatible with the best interest of the public or membersunder the Act, or tend to harm the standing of the professiongenerally;

(g) discloses the names of clients; or(h) makes statements which are not statements of fact or

makes statements that cannot be proven to be accurate by themember;

is to be strictly avoided as such conduct is contrary to the interests ofthe public and the profession.Forms of Permitted Advertising

10.3 Subject to section 10.2, the forms and manner of advertisingset out below are considered to be proper and in the best interests ofthe public and the profession and are permissible:

(a) authorship of books on scientific or professional subjects,or the publication of articles or correspondence in professionaljournals;

(b) placed in a newspaper of commencement of practice,individually or in a group practice or of a recent change of officelocation, at the time of such commencement or relocation;

(c) the use of private professional cards;(d) the issuance of accounts, receipts and prescriptions;(e) the issuance of appointment cards;(f) the mailing to patients of recall notices; and(g) the mailing to patients, acquaintances and colleagues

announcements of the dentist’s commencement of practice,change of office location or cessation or sale of practice.

Permitted Information10.4 It is permissible for a dentist to include any or all of the

following information on letterhead, private professional cards,accounts, receipts, prescriptions, recall notices, on the entrance tooffice premises and in permitted announcements: his or her name,accepted abbreviations of recognized degrees, and recognizeddiplomas, certified specialty (if certified), profession, address, postbox, telephone number, office hours and, in the case where dentistlimits practice entirely to a branch of dentistry recognized as aspecialty by the College, the limitation of practice. A dentist’sprofession is “dentist”, “dentistry” or “dental surgeon”.Specialists

10.5(1) Any dentist wishing to advertise his or her services as aspecialist pursuant to section 10.6 must have a current and validspecialist’s certificate as further set out in this section. Uponregistration as a specialist of the College and receipt of a specialist’scertificate and for so long as such specialist’s certificate is unrevokedor not suspended, the member may announce, or hold himself orherself out to the public as a specialist in the area of dentistry as setout in his or her specialist’s certificate.

(2) Subject to any other provisions in these bylaws, a person havingthe following qualifications may be registered as and receive acertificate as a specialist in a designated area of speciality:

(a) he or she is a regular member, practising life member, orfaculty member, in good standing with the College;

(b) he or she is a person who:(i) has successfully completed a minimum of a two-yearpost-graduate program in a specialty recognized by the Collegeand which program is from a school or faculty accredited bythe Commission on Dental Accreditation of the CanadianDental Association or American Dental Association; or(ii) has successfully completed Part I of the fellowshipexaminations of the Royal College of Dentists of Canada; and

(c) he or she has paid the prescribed fees, completed allrequired forms, and has otherwise been approved by the registrarfor registration as a specialist in a particular speciality.

(3) Upon approval by the registrar and registration of the memberas a specialist, the College shall issue to the member a specialist’scertificate setting out the area of specialty of such member.Registration and certification as a specialist shall be of an indefiniteterm until such time as the registration and certification is revokedin accordance with subsection (4).

(4) Any member’s registration and certification as a specialist maybe revoked or suspended by the registrar at any time where:

(a) the person is no longer a regular member, practising lifemember, or faculty member, or such membership has beensuspended or revoked;

(b) the person’s licence has been revoked or suspended;(c) it has been shown to the registrar that the credentials

upon which registration and certification were granted werefraudulent or materially incorrect; or

(d) the member fails to obtain the required number ofcontinuing education credits in his or her area of speciality, asrequired by section 11.4.

(5) The registrar shall list separately in the register the names andspecialty of each certified specialist.Advertising by Specialist

10.6 A certified specialist may describe his or her specialty asfollows:

(a) a certified specialist and only a certified specialist inendodontics shall use the term “endodontist”;

(b) a certified specialist and only a certified specialist in oraland maxilofacial surgery shall use the term “oral maxilofacialsurgeon”;

(c) a certified specialist and only a certified specialist inorthodontics and dentofacial orthopedics shall use the term“orthodontist” or “ortho and dentofacial orthopedics specialist”;

(d) a certified specialist and only a certified specialist inpediatric dentistry shall use the term “pediatric dentist”;

(e) a certified specialist and only a certified specialist inperiodontics shall use the term “periodontist”;

(f) a certified specialist and only a certified specialist inprosthodontics shall use the term “prosthodontist”;

(g) a certified specialist and only a certified specialist in oralradiology shall use the term “oral radiologist”;

(h) a certified specialist and only a certified specialist inpublic health shall use the term “public dental health specialist”;and

(i) a certified specialist and only a certified specialist in oralmedicine and pathology shall use the term “oral medicine andpathology specialist”.

Signage10.7 It is permissible for dentists to display, in connection with

their profession, a sign at the entrance to the premises in which thepractice is located and one or two signs in addition thereto, on orimmediately adjacent to the premises. The signs should be in keepingwith the dignity of the profession.


PART ELEVEN — CONTINUING EDUCATIONTraining and Education

11.1 To promote competence and proficiency among its members,the College may provide for programs of training and education,through the College or otherwise.Tariff of Fees

11.2 The College may establish a tariff of fees to be paid fortraining or educational programs by members taking part in them orfrom funds of the College.Credit Hours

11.3(1) To maintain their competence and proficiency in the practiceof dentistry, and in addition to any other requirements for memberlicensing, all regular members, faculty members, and practising lifemembers shall attain fifty credit hours in refresher training orcontinuing education programs over successive three-year periods,to be acquired under the circumstances as follows:

(a) for attendance at courses approved by the College – hourfor hour credit;

(b) presentation of a course approved by the College – hour forhour credit;

(c) attending a convention approved by the College – amaximum of seven credit hours per day of scientific presentation;

(d) attendance at meetings of an educational nature sponsoredby the College or a dental society – hour for hour;

(e) attendance at a study club approved by the College – hourfor hour credit;

(f) acting as a full time academic instructor at the College ofDentistry, University of Saskatchewan – ten credit hours peryear;

(g) acting as a part time academic instructor at the College ofDentistry, University of Saskatchewan – five credit hours peryear;

(h) for each article on dental health written and published indental literature recognized by the College, five credit hours foreach non refereed article; and ten credit hours for each refereedarticle;

(i) subscribing to educational tapes or journals approved andevaluated by the College – twelve credit hours per year in total;

(j) attendance at the annual meeting of the College – hour perhour credit; and

(k) advancement of the dental profession by serving as amember of council or as a chairman of a committee of the College– five credit hours per year.

(2) Surplus credits accumulated in a three year cycle cannot becarried forward to the subsequent cycle.

(3) The Continuing Education Committee is given the authority toapprove or disapprove credits for courses or equivalents that itconsiders to be of questionable content to the practice of dentistry.

(4) New or reinstated registrants who license with the Collegefollowing April 1st of any given year will commence their three-yearcycle on January 1st of the subsequent year.Credits for Specialists

11.4 Certified specialists of the College shall obtain a minimum offifty percent of their required credits through courses, study clubs,conventions directly related to the branch of the specialty in whichthey are certified.Reporting of Credits

11.5(1) Report of continuing education credits to the College is theresponsibility of the member.

(2) The College will issue a semiannual statement to each memberrequired by section 11.3 to attain credits, indicating thecommencement date of the three-year cycle and the number ofrecorded credits.

PART TWELVE — DENTAL SERVICES PLANSDental Services Plan

12.1(1) The council may on behalf of the members of the Collegeenter into agreements to establish or participate in dental serviceplans for the purpose of providing dental services as provided byclause 15(3)(a) of the Act. Any such agreements may include mattersrespecting the administration of the plan and the fees paid for dentalservices rendered under the plan.

(2) Where a member is prepared to or agrees to perform services ona patient pursuant to the terms of a dental services plan establishedor agreed to by the College under subsection 13.1(1), the membershall perform such services and charge fees in accordance with theterms of such dental plan.

Schedule 1

REGISTRATION, LICENSING AND OTHER FEESEFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2000

Description FeeInitial application fee for registration as a regularmember (including specialists) and faculty members $100.00

Annual fee for regular members (includingspecialists) and faculty members $2,125.00

Annual fee for student members undersubclause 2.6(1)(b)(i) $5.00

Annual fee for student members undersubclause 2.6(1)(b)(iii) and associate members $50.00

Annual fee for practising life members undersubsection 2.7(2) 1,062.50

Reinstatement investigation fee undersection 2.13 $200.00

Investigation fee under subsection 2.4(2) $50.00

Penalty for non-payment of annual fees by fullmember (including specialist) or faculty member $200.00/yr

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Approved: Pat Atkinson,Date: June 29, 2000.

G.H. Peacock, D.D.S.,Secretary/Registrar,

College of Dental Surgeons.________

APPENDIX I

CANADIAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION

CODE OF ETHICS

PREAMBLEPurpose

This Code of Ethics is a set of principles of professional conduct towhich dentists must aspire to fulfil their duties to their patients, tothe public, to the profession, and to their colleagues. This Codeaffirms or clarifies principles that are definitive of professional andethical dental care. For those about to enter the profession, this Codeidentifies the basic moral commitments of dentistry and will serve asa source for education and reflection. For those within the profession,this Code provides direction for ethical practice; in so doing, it alsoserves as a basis for self-evaluation. For those outside the profession,this Code provides public identification of the profession’s ethicalexpectations of its members. Therefore, this Code of Ethics iseducational, guides behaviour and expresses to the larger communitythe values and ideals that we espouse by reason of trust andcommitment.Principles

This Code is the national guideline of, and expresses the valuesshared by, the dental profession across Canada. In each province, thelicensing bodies have adopted comparable or similar Codes of Ethicsto guide and set standards for their jurisdictions.


A dentist’s foremost responsibility is to the patient. Dentistry is aprofession, in part, because the decisions of its members involvemoral choices. Every dental practitioner makes decisions that involvechoices between conflicting values while providing care for patients.These values should be carefully considered by a dentist and decisionsregarding them should be made prior to providing treatment. Amongthese are the particular values to which the dental profession isespecially committed. These are listed here in the order of prioritybeginning with the most important and include:

Life and Health: The primary concerns is the life and generalhealth of the patient.

Appropriate and Pain Free Oral Function: The specific natureof dental health for each individual patient depends on variablesincluding the patient’s age, general health, underlying anatomy, andcompliance with oral hygiene.

Patient Autonomy: The patient has the right to choose, on thebasis of adequate information, from alternate treatment plans thatmeet professional standards of care. The treatment plan chosen bythe patient may or may not be that which the dentist would prefer.

Practice Preferences: Dentists vary in the range of servicesperformed and the method of delivery of those services.

A dentist’s individual preference in the delivery of dental care playsan important role in treatment recommendations and decisions. Thispreference should be acknowledge by the patient.

Aesthetic Values: Oral and facial appearance is important to theself-image of the patient and an important consideration of dentalpractice.

Cost: Dentistry often offers treatment choices with a range of costs.Appropriate treatment alternatives are to be presented each with itsassociated costs and benefits.

Under certain circumstances, a lower ranked value may justifiablybe chosen over the next higher. These circumstances will dependupon the clinical situation that may arise. Other external factorsmay be present but rarely be of such ethical significance as tooutweigh the prioritized values, particularly the higher values.Summary

This Code is intended to guide a dynamic process of interactionbetween a dentist and patient, and the dental profession and thelarger community. It reflects not only current thought on issues butis also an ethical framework that is responsive to changing needs andvalues. While change is inevitable - certain truths will always remainfor us to identify in our response to the human condition.

To emphasize, the dentist’s primary responsibility is to the patient.In fulfilling this responsibility, the dentist shall uphold the honourand the dignity of the profession and shall adhere to professionalcodes and obligations as well as the required applicable legislation.

Table of Contents

A RESPONSIBILITIES TO PATIENTS

Article 1: ServiceArticle 2: CompetencyArticle 3: Consultation and ReferralArticle 4: EmergenciesArticle 5: Provision of CareArticle 6: Delegation of DutiesArticle 7: Arrangements for Alternate CareArticle 8: Choice of TreatmentArticle 9: ConfidentialityArticle 10: GuaranteeArticle 11: Provision of InformationArticle 12: Records

B RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PUBLIC

Article 1: RepresentationArticle 2: Contractual ServicesArticle 3: Choice of DentistArticle 4: Fees and Compensation for ServiceArticle 5: Third Party FeesArticle 6: Community ActivitiesArticle 7: Market Advocacy

C RESPONSIBILITIES TO THE PROFESSION

Article 1: Support of the ProfessionArticle 2: Inappropriate ConductArticle 3: AdvertisingArticle 4: Professional EqualityArticle 5: Patents and Copyright

D RESPONSIBILITIES TO COLLEAGUES

Article 1: Consultation and ReferralArticle 2: Judgments in Peer Relations

RESPONSIBILITIES TO PATIENTSArticle 1: Service

As a primary health care provider, a dentist’s first responsibility isto the patient. As such, the competent and timely delivery of qualitycare within the bounds of clinical circumstances presented by thepatient, shall be the most important aspect of that responsibility.Article 2: Competency

The privilege of dentists to be accorded professional status restsprimarily in the knowledge, skill, and experience with which theyserve their patients and society. All dentists, therefore, must keeptheir knowledge of dentistry contemporary, and must providetreatment in accordance with currently accepted professionalstandards.

A practitioner should inform the dental licensing authority when aserious injury, dependency, infection or any other condition haseither immediately affected, or may affect over time, his or her abilityto practice safely and competently.Article 3: Consultation and Referral

Dentists shall provide treatment only when qualified by training orexperience; otherwise a consultation and/or referral to an appropriatepractitioner is warranted.Article 4: Emergencies

A dental emergency exists if professional judgment determinesthat a person needs immediate attention to relieve pain, or to controlinfection or bleeding. Dentists have an obligation to consult and toprovide treatment in a dental emergency, or if they are unavailable,to make alternative arrangements.Article 5: Provision of Care

A dentist shall remember the duty of service to the patient andtherefore is responsible to provide for care to all members of society.A dentist shall not exclude, as patients, members of society on thebasis of discrimination which may be contrary to applicable humanrights legislation. Other than in an emergency situation, a dentisthas the right to refuse to accept an individual as a patient on the basisof personal conflict or time constraint.Article 6: Delegation of Duties

Dentists must protect the health of the patients by delegatingduties or procedures only to those persons qualified by skill, trainingand licensure.Article 7: Arrangements for Alternate Care

A dentist having undertaken the care of a patient shall notdiscontinue that care without first having given notice of thatintention and shall endeavour to arrange for continuity of care withcolleagues.Article 8: Choice of Treatment

A dentist must discuss with the patient treatment recommendationsincluding benefits, prognosis and risks, reasonable alternatives andassociated costs to allow the patient to make an informed choice.

A dentist shall inform the patient if the proposed oral health careinvolves treatment techniques or products which are not in generalrecognized or accepted by the dental profession.Article 9: Confidentiality

Patient information acquired in the practice of dentistry, shall bekept in strict confidence except as required by law.Article 10: Guarantee

A dentist must, neither by statement nor implication, warrant orguarantee the success of operations, appliances or treatment. Adentist has the responsibility to provide a high standard of care andaccept responsibility for treatment rendered.


Article 11: Provision of InformationA dentist is obligated to provide to the patient fair comment and

opinion of their oral health.Article 12: Records

A dentist must establish and maintain adequate records of medical-dental history, clinical findings, diagnosis and treatment of eachpatient. Such records or reports of clinical information must bereleased to the patient or to whomever the patient directs, whenrequested by the patient. Original records should be retained and aduplicate provided.

RESPONSIBILITIES TO THE PUBLICArticle 1: Representation

Dentists should represent themselves in a manner that contributesto the esteem of the profession. Dentists shall not represent theireducation, qualifications or competence in any way that would befalse or misleading.Article 2: Contractual Services

A dentist, by entering into a contract with an organization or otherparty involving the practice of dentistry, neither reduces personalprofessional responsibilities nor transfers any part of those ethical orlegal responsibilities to that organization or other party.Article 3: Choice of Dentist

A dentist shall at all times respect and support the public’s right toa free choice of dentist. A dentist must not participate in any plan,scheme or arrangement which might limit or interfere with a person’sfreedom or ability to choose a dentist.Article 4: Fees and Compensation for Service

A dentist is responsible to establish justifiable fees for professionalservices performed. While a dentist is entitled to reasonablecompensation for services performed, a dentist may not enter into anarrangement with another dentist, or person, whereby one receivespart of the fee paid to the other, or by way of commission or discount,for the referral of patients.Article 5: Third Party Fees

Dentists must ensure that any claims for services to third partyinsurers accurately reflect the services rendered. A dentist must notincrease fees to a patient solely because that patient has a dentalplan or third party coverage, nor shall a dentist decrease fees to apatient solely because that patient does not have a dental plan orthird party coverage.Article 6: Community Activities

Dentists by virtue of their education and role in society, areencouraged to support and participate in community affairs,particularly when these activities promote the health and well-beingof the public.Article 7: Market Advocacy

Dentists must not lend their name or provide written testimonialfor reward or not, to any product or material offered to the public.

RESPONSIBILITIES TO THE PROFESSIONArticle 1: Support of the Profession

Society provides the profession the privilege of self-regulation. Thisresponsibility is borne and implemented by professional associationsand licensing bodies. Therefore, dentists have an obligation toparticipate in the advancement of the profession, support of itsprofessional organizations and to observe applicable Codes of Ethics.Article 2: Inappropriate Conduct

A dentist has an obligation to report to the appropriate review body,unprofessional conduct or failure to provide treatment in accordancewith currently accepted professional standards.Article 3: Advertising

Dentists should build their reputation on their professional abilityand integrity. Dentists should participate in health promotionprograms that are in the best interest of the public and supported bythe profession. Dentists shall conduct any promotional activity inaccordance with acceptable professional standards and withinapplicable legislation.

Article 4: Professional EqualityThe profession should be viewed as a partnership of equals. Although

interests and expertise may vary, all dentists are colleagues thathave equal moral status and obligation in the decision makingprocess of the activities of the profession.Article 5: Patents and Copyright

Dentists have the obligation of making the results of theirinvestigative efforts available to all when they are useful insafeguarding or promoting the health and well-being of the public.

Patents and copyrights may be secured by a dentist provided thatthey and the remuneration derived from them are not used to restrictresearch, practice, or the benefits of the patented or copyrightedmaterial.

RESPONSIBILITIES OF COLLEAGUESArticle 1: Consultation and Referral

When a patient is referred to another dentist for consultation and/or treatment, a dentist, upon completion of the care contemplated inthe referrals, shall return the patient to the referring dentist.Article 2: Judgments in Peer Relations

A dentist should not make disparaging comments of the proceduresor qualifications of a colleague to a patient or the public. In theinterest of the public dentists are encouraged to consult with aprevious dentist, concerning treatment rendered. Through discussion,it should be possible to advise a patient how to achieve an appropriateresolution.____________________________________________________________

The Garage Keepers Act________

Notice is hereby given that Cummins Mid-Canada Ltd., carryingon business at 3001 Faithful Ave., Saskatoon SK, will sell by publicauction, pursuant to The Garage Keepers Act, the following describedequipment:

one Lister 4.3 KW generator, serial no. 3501426TS1A10;one Lister 4 KW generator, serial no. 3206100ST1A15;

both units owned by John Cochrane.The sale will be held on Wednesday, August 23, 2000, 6 p.m. at

Cummins Mid-Canada Ltd., 3001 Faithful Ave., Saskatoon SK. TheAuctioneer will be Great West Auctions with Rob Hills as theirrepresentative presiding.

Rick Daoust,Service Manger,

Cummins Mid-Canada Ltd.,Saskatoon SK.

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The Highway Traffic Act________

SPEED LIMIT ORDERSThe Deputy Minister of Highways and Transportation, pursuant to

section 35 of The Highway Traffic Act and under authority delegatedby the Highway Traffic Board, hereby fixes a maximum speed of:

(a) 80 km/h on Provincial Highway No. 4 from a point 800 msouth of the bridge across Lehman Creek to a point 120 m southof the bridge across Lehman Creek.


The Deputy Minister of Highways and Transportation, pursuant tosection 35 of The Highway Traffic Act and under authority delegatedby the Highway Traffic Board, hereby fixes a maximum speed of:

(a) 80 km/h on Provincial Highway No. 8 from its westintersection with Provincial Highway No. 18 to a point 200 msouth of the Canadian Pacific Railway crossing in the Town ofRedvers;

(b) 80 km/h on Provincial Highway No. 8 from a point 200 mnorth of its junction with Provincial Highway No. 13 to itsintersection with Provincial Highway No. 48 at Fairlight;


(c) 80 km/h on Provincial Highway No. 47 from a point 250 mnorth of the north boundary of New Hope Drive in the Town ofStoughton to its intersection with Provincial Highway No. 1;

(d) 80 km/h on Provincial Highway No. 48 from the Manitoba/Saskatchewan Border to its intersection with Provincial HighwayNo. 8 at Fairlight;

(e) 80 km/h on Provincial Highway No. 308 from the Manitoba/Saskatchewan border to its intersection with Provincial HighwayNo. 8;

(f) 80 km/h on Provincial Highway No. 334 from a point 76 mnorth of its intersection with Railway Avenue in the Town ofKayville to its intersection with the access road to DunnettRegional Park south of Avonlea.


Barry D. Martin,A/Deputy Minister of Saskatchewan

Highways and Transportation.____________________________________________________________

The Northern Municipalities Act[subsection 201(1)]

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NOTICE OF PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL

Northern Village of Green LakePursuant to subsection 201(1) of The Northern Municipalities

Act, notice is hereby given that the assessment roll for the NorthernVillage of Green Lake for the year 2000 has been prepared and is opento inspection in the office of the assessor from 10 a.m. to noon and 1to 3 p.m., on the following days: Monday to Friday, August 1 toAugust 31, 2000.

Any person who wishes to appeal against his or her assessment orclassification to the board of revision is required to file his or hernotice of appeal with: The Assessor, Northern Village of Green Lake,Box 128, Green Lake SK S0M 1B0, by the 31st day of August, 2000.

Dated this 28th day of July, 2000.

Brad Weiss,Assessor.

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The Oil and Gas Conservation Act________

COLEVILLE MANNVILLE SAND POOL — OFF-TARGET WELLThe Department of Energy and Mines has received an application

from Petrovera Resources Limited requesting approval to drill andproduce one off-target oil well, with waiver of the off-target penalty,to be located at D16-29-31-23 W3M.

Objections to the drilling of, or to the waiver of the off-targetpenalty for the well, complete with supporting technical data, receivedin writing by the Department on or before August 18, 2000, will beconsidered. A copy of the objection must be provided to the applicant.

Persons directly affected may obtain a copy of the application fromMr. Rob Pankiw, Petrovera Resources Limited, 900, 125-9th Ave. SE,Calgary AB T2G 0P6.


COLEVILLE SOUTH MANNVILLE SAND POOL —OFF-TARGET WELL

The Department of Energy and Mines has received an applicationfrom Petrovera Resources Limited requesting approval to drill andproduce one off-target oil well, with waiver of the off-target penalty,to be located at B13-14-31-23 W3M.

Objections to the drilling of, or to the waiver of the off-targetpenalty for the well, complete with supporting technical data, receivedin writing by the Department on or before August 18, 2000, will beconsidered. A copy of the objection must be provided to the applicant.

Persons directly affected may obtain a copy of the application fromMr. Rob Pankiw, Petrovera Resources Limited, 900, 125-9th Ave. SE,Calgary AB T2G 0P6.


OTHER AREAS — PRESSURE MAINTENANCEThe Department of Energy and Mines has received an application

from Renaissance Energy Ltd. for approval of a plan to dispose of saltwater recovered from oilfield production, by injection into the UpperShaunavon through the well located on legal subdivision 7 ofSection 4-14-19 W3M.

Objections to this application, complete with supportingtechnical data, received in writing by the Department on or beforeAugust 18, 2000, will be considered. A copy of the objection must beprovided to the applicant.

Persons directly affected may obtain a copy of the application fromMr. Craig Burton, Renaissance Energy Ltd., 3000, 425-1st St. SW,Calgary AB T2P 3L8.


HOOSIER BAKKEN SAND POOL —PRESSURE MAINTENANCE

The Department of Energy and Mines has received an applicationfrom Penn West Petroleum Ltd. for approval of a plan to dispose ofsalt water recovered from oilfield production, by injection into theBakken Sand through the well located on legal subdivision 3 ofSection 26-31-27 W3M.


Persons directly affected may obtain a copy of the application fromMr. Brad Kurucz, Penn West Petroleum Ltd., 2300, 240-4th Ave. SW,Calgary AB T2P 4H4.


OTHER AREAS — SALT WATER DISPOSALThe Department of Energy and Mines has received an

application from Talisman Energy Inc. for approval of a plan todispose of salt water recovered from oilfield production, by injectioninto the Mannville Formation through the well TalismanHandsworth 2HZ 4C5-14-2D7-15-10-7.


Persons directly affected may obtain a copy of the application fromMr. Ryan Genyk, Talisman Energy Inc., 3400, 888-3rd St. SW,Calgary AB T2P 5C5.


Bruce W. Wilson, Executive Director,Petroleum and Natural Gas Division,

Saskatchewan Energy and Mines.


The Saskatchewan Insurance Act________

NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT OF BUSINESSNotice is hereby given that Forethought Life Insurance Company

has become licensed in Saskatchewan as an insurer and will beunderwriting insurance in Saskatchewan as from the 11th day ofJuly, 2000.

Dated at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, July 11, 2000.

Wayne L. Pederson,Solicitor,

Forethought Life Insurance Company.21/28

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NOTICE OF CHANGE OF CORPORATE NAMENotice is hereby given that Voyageur Insurance Company/

Compagnie d’assurance Voyageur changed its corporate name toRBC Travel Insurance Company/Compagnie d’assurance VoyageurRBC with Canadian Head Office at 403-44 Peel Centre Dr., at theCity of Brampton, in the Province of Ontario.

And take notice that the effective time and date of the corporatename change of the said company was June 28, 2000.

Dated at Mississauga, Ontario, June 28, 2000.

Janis A. Riven,Corporate Secretary,

RBC Travel Insurance Company.21/28

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NOTICE OF AMALGAMATION OF BUSINESSNotice is hereby given that Westbury Canadian Life Insurance

Company/Westbury Canadienne, Compagnie d’Assurance Vie andRBC Life Insurance Company/Compagnie d’Assurance Vie RBChave amalgamated their respective business of insurance and thecombined business of insurance, assets and liabilities will be continuedunder the name of RBC Life Insurance Company/Compagnied’Assurance Vie RBC, with Canadian Head Office at 1100-55 CityCentre Dr., Mississauga, in the Province of Ontario.

And take notice that the effective time and date of amalgamationof the said companies was July 3, 2000.

Dated at Mississauga, Ontario, June 28, 2000.

Janis A. Riven,Corporate Secretary,

RBC Life Insurance Company/Compagnie d’Assurance Vie RBC.

28/04____________________________________________________________

The Urban Municipality Act, 1984[subsection 249(4)]

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NOTICE OF PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLLTown of St. Walburg

Pursuant to subsection 249(4) of The Urban MunicipalityAct, 1984, notice is hereby given that the assessment roll for the Townof St. Walburg for the year 2000 has been prepared and is open toinspection in the office of the assessor from 10 a.m. to noon and 1to 4 p.m., on the following days: Tuesdays, Wednesdays andThursdays, July 28 to August 29, 2000.

Any person who wishes to appeal against his or her assessment orclassification to the board of revision is required to file his or hernotice of appeal with: The Assessor, Town of St. Walburg, Box 368,St. Walburg SK S0M 2T0, by the 29th day of August, 2000.

Dated this 28th day of July, 2000.

Muriel G. Rosser-Swift,Assessor.

RULES OF COURT________

COURT OF QUEEN’S BENCHChamber Sittings

Chambers sittings for Her Majesty’s Court of Queen’s Benchfor Saskatchewan for the period commencing September 5, 2000, andending June 29, 2001, are set forth below:

Assiniboia

2:00 p.m. on Tuesday, September 19, October 17, November 14,December 12, January 9, February 6, March 6, April 3, May 1,May 29 and June 26.

Battleford

10:00 a.m. on Thursday, September 7, and every Thursdaythereafter.

There are no Chambers on December 28, January 13 and May 10.

Estevan

11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, September 13, September 27,October 11, October 25, November 8, November 22, December 6,December 20, January 17, January 31, February 14, February 28,March 14, March 28, April 11, April 25, May 23, June 6 and June 20.

There are no Chambers on May 9.

Humboldt

10:00 a.m. on Monday, September 11; Tuesday, October 10;Monday, November 6, December 4, January 8, January 29,February 26, March 26, April 23; Tuesday, May 22; Monday,June 18.

Melfort

1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, September 5; Monday, September 18,October 2, October 16, October 30, November 13, November 27,December 11, December 18, January 8, January 22, February 5,February 19, March 5, March 19, April 2, April 16, April 30, May 14,May 28, June 11 and June 25.

Moose Jaw

1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, September 5; Monday, September 11,September 18, October 2; Tuesday, October 10; Monday,October 16, October 30, November 6, November 13, November 27,December 4, December 11, December 18, January 8, January 22,January 29, February 5, February 19, February 26, March 5,March 19, March 26, April 2, April 16, April 23, April 30, May 14;Tuesday, May 22; Monday, May 28, June 11, June 18 andJune 25.

Prince Albert

1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, September 5, October 10, January 2 andMay 22;

10:00 a.m. every Tuesday, except those noted above.There are no Chambers on December 26.

Regina

Regular Chambers:

10:00 a.m. every Tuesday and Thursday, except 1:30 p.m. onSeptember 5, October 10, January 2 and May 22.

There will be no Chambers on December 26 and December 28.

Family Law Chambers:

10:00 a.m. every Wednesday and Friday.There are no Chambers on November 10, December 27,

December 29, January 19, April 13, May 9 and May 11.


Maintenance Enforcement Hearings:

1:30 p.m. Monday, September 11, September 25, October 23,November 6, November 20, December 4, December 18, January 15,January 29, February 12, February 26, March 12, March 26,April 9, April 23, May 7, June 4 and June 18.

Child Protection Hearings:

10:00 a.m. every Tuesday, except December 19 and December 26.

Saskatoon

Regular Chambers:

10:00 a.m. every Tuesday and Thursday, except 1:30 p.m. onSeptember 5, October 10, January 2 and May 22.

There will be no Chambers on December 26 and December 28.

Family Law Chambers:

10:00 a.m. every Wednesday and Friday.There are no Chambers on November 10, December 27,

December 29, January 19, April 13, May 9 and May 11.

Maintenance Enforcement Hearings:

1:30 p.m. every Monday, September 18, October 2, October 16,October 30, November 13, November 27, December 11, January 8,January 22, February 5, February 19, March 5, March 19, April 2,April 16, April 30, May 14, May 28, June 11 and June 25.

Child Protection Hearings:

10:00 a.m. every Tuesday, except December 19 and December 26.

Swift Current

2:00 p.m. on Tuesday, September 5; Monday, September 18,October 2, October 16, October 30, November 13, November 27,December 11, January 8, January 22, February 5, February 19,March 5, March 19, April 2, April 16, April 30, May 14, May 28,June 11 and June 25.

Weyburn

10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, September 12, September 25, October 10,October 24, November 7, November 21, December 5, December 19,January 16, January 30, February 13, February 27, March 13,March 27, April 10, April 24, May 8, May 22, June 5 and June 19.

Wynyard

2:30 p.m. on Monday, September 11; Tuesday, October 10;Monday, November 6, December 4, January 8, January 29,February 26, March 26, April 23; Tuesday, May 22 and Monday,June 18.

Yorkton

1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, September 5, and every Monday after thatexcept on Tuesday, October 10 and May 22.

There are no Chambers on December 25 and January 1.

Dated at Regina, Saskatchewan, June 14, 2000.

D.K. MacPherson, Chief Justice,Court of Queen’s Bench.

CERTIFIED A TRUE COPY

J.L. Kernaghan, Registrar,Court of Queen’s Bench.

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COURT OF QUEEN’S BENCHCourt Sittings

Court sittings for Her Majesty’s Court of Queen’s Benchfor Saskatchewan for the period commencing September 5, 2000 toJune 29, 2001, are set forth below:Assiniboia

Jury and non-jury by request.Battleford

Jury and non-jury on September 5, October 10, November 13,January 8, February 12, March 19, April 23 and May 28.Estevan

Jury and non-jury by request.LaRonge

Jury and non-jury the weeks of September 18 and May 28.Melfort

Jury and non-jury by request.Moose Jaw

Jury and non-jury by request.Prince Albert

Jury and non-jury on September 5, October 10, November 13,January 8, February 12, March 19, April 23 and May 28.Regina

Jury and non-jury on September 5, October 10, November 13,January 8, February 12, March 19, April 23 and May 28.Saskatoon

Jury and non-jury on September 5, October 10, November 13,January 8, February 12, March 19, April 23 and May 28.Swift Current

Jury and non-jury by request.Weyburn

Jury and non-jury by request.Wynyard

Jury and non-jury by request.Yorkton

Jury and non-jury by request.

Dated at Regina, Saskatchewan, June 14, 2000.

D.K. MacPherson, Chief Justice,Court of Queen’s Bench.

CERTIFIED A TRUE COPY

J.L.Kernaghan, Registrar,Court of Queen’s Bench.

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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF THEPROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN

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Rules Relating toPetitions and Private Bills

The Rules of the Legislature with regard to the time for filingPetitions and Private Bills with the Clerk and other matters relatingthereto can be obtained at any time by those interested, onapplication to:

Gwenn Ronyk,Clerk of the Legislative Assembly,

Room 239, Legislative Building,Regina, Sask. S4S 0B3.

* For further information regarding the Private Members’Bills Committee, visit the Committees pages of the LegislativeAssembly Web site at www.legassembly.sk.ca.


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