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Enforcement and Search Powers By-law no. 2025-02
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - Section 81 of the Indian ActMushuau Innu First Nation
Enforcement and Search Powers By-law no. 2025-02, Enforcement and Search Powers By-law no. 2025-02 [...] b. A search under this section may be conducted as a routine search without further grounds, subject to s. 6. [...] Search of a Building 7. An officer may conduct a search of any building in Natuashish that is for public use. 8.
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Trespass By-law No. 2025-01
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - Section 81 of the Indian ActMushuau Innu First Nation
b. A search under this section may be conducted as a routine search without further grounds, subject to s. 6. [...] Search of a Building 7. 8. An officer may conduct a search of any building in Natuashish that is for public use. [...] For greater certainty, the search powers in this by-law are in addition to the search powers that may apply further to other laws, and do not restrict or limit other search powers in any way.
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Washagamis Bay First Nation Property Taxation Law, 2024
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - First Nations Fiscal Management ActObashkaandagaang
(2) The fee for a Tax Certificate is fifty dollars ($50) for each tax roll folio searched. Penalty PARTX PENAL TIES AND INTEREST 19. If all or any portion of the taxes remains unpaid after the date that taxes are due under subsection 11(1), a penalty often percent (10%) of the portion of the cunent year's taxes that remains
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Northlands Denesuline First Nation Intoxicants By-Law No. 2025-02-00
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - Section 85.1 of the Indian ActNorthlands
to provide reasonable notice to all persons entering or who are present on the Reserve lands for any reason, including to Members, Residents and non-Residents, of the expectation that all persons will make the declaration set out at 6.2 and that a search of all persons may be conducted in the circumstances set out at 6 .1; [...] Detain that person for a period of time sufficient to conduct a search for any intoxicant; and Detain the luggage, bags, packages, or other containers being brought to or removed from the Reserve for a period of time sufficient to apply for a search warrant under section 103 of the Indian Act and for a period of time [...] The name of any Member, Resident, non-Resident or other person who is found to have any intoxicant on their person after a search is conducted pursuant to this by-law shall be reported to the Chief and Council once that person is convicted or found guilty of an offence.
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SȾÁUTW̱ First Nation Property Taxation Law, 2024
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - First Nations Fiscal Management ActTsawout First Nation
(2) The fee for a Tax Certificate is fifty dollars ($50) for each tax roll folio searched. (3) Where a holder requests a Tax Certificate and immediately pays all taxes owing on the searched property, the fee will be waived.
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York Factory First Nation Intoxicants By-Law NO.2025-02-01
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - Section 85.1 of the Indian ActYork Factory First Nation
to provide reasonable notice to all persons entering or who are present on the Reserve lands for any reason, including to Members, Residents and non-Residents, of the expectation that all persons will make the declaration set out at 6.2 and that a search of all persons may be conducted in the circumstances set out at 6.1; [...] Detain that person for a period of time sufficient to conduct a search for any intoxicant; and Detain the luggage, bags, packages, or other containers being brought to or removed from the Reserve for a period of time sufficient to apply for a search warrant under section 103 of the Indian Act and for a period of time [...] The name of any Member, Resident, non-Resident or other person who is found to have any intoxicant on their person after a search is conducted and who pleads guilty or is convicted of an offence under this by-law shall be reported to the Chief and Council.
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Tsleil-Waututh Nation Property Taxation Law, 2024
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - First Nations Fiscal Management ActTsleil-Waututh Nation (Burrard)
(2) The fee for a Tax Ce1tificate is one hundred dollars ($100) for each tax roll folio searched, subject to subsection (3). (3) There is no fee for a Tax Certificate provided to a taxpayer respecting the taxpayer's interest in reserve lands.
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Moose Cree First Nation Môso Sîpîwililiwak Peyakôtesiwi Walašowewin
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - OtherMoose Cree First Nation
In accordance with the regulations, for ᑭᔅᐯᐧᐋᐧᐊᓱᐧᐃᓐ kispewâwasowin purposes: a. Searches and inspections may take place, including within a home; b. One or more caregivers may be assigned to an ᐊᐧᐋᔑᔥ awâšiš; c. An ᐊᐧᐋᔑᔥ awâšiš may be required to leave a certain home or other location and may be required to reside at a
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Squamish Nation Fireworks Bylaw
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - Section 81 of the Indian ActSquamish
Council, or a Bylaw Officer, may apply for a warrant from a court of competent jurisdiction to authorize a Bylaw Officer to enter and search any Lot and any Residence or other building thereon, if satisfied that there are goods or chattels therein by means of or in relation to which an offence under this Bylaw has been, is
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Doig River First Nation Property Taxation Law, 2024
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - First Nations Fiscal Management ActDoig River
(2) The fee for a Tax Certificate is $45.00 for each Tax Roll folio searched. 9 PARTX PENALTIES AND INTEREST Penalty 20. If all or any portion of the Taxes remains unpaid after the date they are due and payable under subsection 11 (1) or 14( 4 ), a penalty of 10% of the portion of the current year's Taxes that remains
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Tsawout First Nation Annual Expenditure Law, 2024
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - First Nations Fiscal Management ActTsawout First Nation
PART 1: REVENUES I. Property Tax Revenues to be collected in budget year: a. Property Tax Revenues b. BC HOG Benefit c. Prope1iy Tax - interest and penalties d. Tax Search Revenue e. Prope1iy Transfer Tax Revenues TOTAL REVENUES PART 2: EXPENDITURES l. General Government Expenditures a. Executive and Legislative b. General
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The Wabaseemoong Independent Nations Kibichitootaa Minikwayin and Muchi Mishkikiiwan Inakonigaywin By-Law
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - Section 81 of the Indian ActWabaseemoong Independent Nations
4.5 Under this by-law Treaty Three Police, WIN Peace Officers and By-Law Officers have the authority to search and seize (confiscate) any alcohol beyond the quantities listed above, these include illegal drugs (Meth, Cocaine, LSD, Crack Cocaine, Heroin) or large quantities of solvents intended for trafficking within the WIN [...] 5.7 exercise all powers, duties, and functions of a designated peace officer to conduct any inspections, searches, remedies, or enforcement authorized or required by any and all Wabaseemoong Independent Nations By-Laws including new By-Law enactments.
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Wabaseemoong Independent Nations Peace Officer and By-Law Officer By-Law
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - Section 81 of the Indian ActWabaseemoong Independent Nations
2.6 "Emergent Incident" means a situation where a Peace Officer is required to respond to a fire, explosion, dangerous goods, medica l, assault (if safe to do so), rescue, other emergency event or search of vehicles suspected of transporting restricted amounts of alcohol, illegal drugs and/or toxic substances; [...] 4.3 exercise all powers, duties, and functions of a designated officer to conduct any inspections, searches, remedies, or enforcement authorized or required by any and all Wabaseemoong Independent Nations By-Laws including new By-Law enactments. [...] 4.11 exercise all powers, duties, and functions of a designated Peace Officer and By-Law Officer to conduct any inspections, searches, seizures, remedies, or enforcement authorized or required by the Wabaseemoong Independent Nations By-Laws and the Criminal Code of Canada; and
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Siksika Nation Offences Procedures By-law
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - Section 81 of the Indian ActSiksika Nation
PART IX – MISCELLANEOUS APPLICATION OF CRIMINAL CODE Except to the extent that they are inconsistent with this By-law and subject to any specific provisions stating otherwise in any Enactment, all provisions of the Criminal Code, including the provisions in Part XV respecting search warrants, that are applicable in any
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Tla-o-qui-aht First Nations Property Taxation Law, 2024
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - First Nations Fiscal Management ActTla-o-qui-aht First Nations (Clayoquot)
(2) The fee for a Tax Certificate is seventy-five dollars ($75.00) for each tax roll folio searched. PARTX PENALT IES AND INTEREST Penalty 20. If all or any portion of the taxes remains unpaid after the date they are due and payable under subsection 11(1) or 14(4), a penalty often percent (10%) of the portion of the current
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Attawapiskat First Nation Protection from Illegal Substances By-Law. No. 2024-1
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - Section 81 of the Indian ActAttawapiskat
Searches re: drones 15. A peace officer or First Nation officer may search any drone that appears within the Reserve that appears to be carrying a payload of any kind. [...] Manner of search and least intrusive search possible 19. All searches conducted under this Law: (a) Shall use the least intrusive method that will provide reasonable assurances that the individual does not possess one or more illegal substances; [...] Criminal Code and common law arrest and search powers 32. Nothing herein derogates from powers of arrest and search under the Criminal Code and the common law.
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Chawathil First Nation Property Taxation Law, 2023
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - First Nations Fiscal Management ActChawathil (Hope)
(2) The fee for a Tax Certificate is twenty-five dollars ($25) for each tax roll folio searched. PARTX PENAL TIES AND INTEREST Penalty 20. If all or any portion of the taxes remains unpaid after the date they are due and payable under subsection 11 (1) or 14( 4), a penalty of ten percent (10%) of the portion of the current
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Peerless Trout First Nation Land Code
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - First Nations Land Management ActPeerless Trout First Nation
establish comprehensive enforcement procedures consistent with federal law, including inspections, searches, seizures and compulsory sampling, testing and the production of information; and
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Halalt First Nation Property Taxation Law, 2023
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - First Nations Fiscal Management ActHalalt
(2) The fee for a Tax Certificate is twenty-five dollars ($25) for each tax roll folio searched. PARTX PENALTIES AND INTEREST Penalty 22. If all or any portion of the taxes remains unpaid after the date they are due and payable under subsection 12(1) and 16(4), a penalty often percent (10 %) of the portion of the current
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Tsawout First Nation Annual Expenditure Law, 2023
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - First Nations Fiscal Management ActTsawout First Nation
Property Tax Revenues to be collected in budget year: a. Property Tax Revenues b. BC HOG Benefit c. Property Tax -interest and penalties d. Tax Search Revenue TOTAL REVENUES: PART2:EXPENDITURES 1. General Government Expenditures a. Executive and Legislative b. General Administrative c. Other General Government 2.
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Manto Sipi Cree Nation Intoxicants By-law No. 2023-08-02
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - Section 85.1 of the Indian ActManto Sipi Cree Nation
to provide reasonable notice to all persons entering or who are present on the Reserve lands for any reason, including to Members, Residents and non-Residents, of the expectation that all persons will make the declaration set out at 6.2 and that a search of all persons may be conducted in the circumstances set out at 6.1; [...] Detain that person for a period of time sufficient to conduct a search for any intoxicant; and Detain the luggage, bags, packages, or other containers being brought to or removed from the Reserve for a period of time sufficient to apply for a search warrant under section 103 of the Indian Act and for a period of time [...] The name of any Member, Resident, non-Resident or other person who is found to have any intoxicant on their person after a search is conducted and who pleads guilty or is convicted of an offence under this by-law shall be reported to the Chief and Council.
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Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc Property Taxation Law, 2023
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - First Nations Fiscal Management ActTk’emlúps te Secwépemc (Kamloops)
(2) The fee for a Tax Ce1tificate is fifty dollars ($50) for each tax roll folio searched. PARTX PENALTIES AND INTEREST Penalty 22. If all or any pmtion of the taxes remains unpaid after the date they are due and payable under this Law, a penalty often percent (10%) of the pmtion of the current year's taxes that remains
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Westbank Property Taxation Bylaw 23-TX-01
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - Section 83 of the Indian ActWestbank First Nation
STATEMENT OF TAXES PAID OR IN ARREARS 11.1 The xatus i7 kl sxaqeq (Surveyor of Taxes} shall give on written request, to a Person making application, a written statement of the Taxes, penalty and interest outstanding or a statement that no Taxes are outstanding, as the case may be, at that date and may charge for a search
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Katzie First Nation Property Taxation Law, 2023
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - First Nations Fiscal Management ActKatzie
(2) The fee for a Tax Certificate is fifty dollars ($50) for each tax roll folio searched. PARTX PENALTIES AND INTEREST Penalty 21. If all or any portion of the taxes remains unpaid after the date they are due and payable under subsection 11(1) or 14(4), a penalty of ten percent (10 %) of the pmtion of the current year's
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Madawaska Maliseet First Nation Cannabis and Tobacco Licensing Law, 2023
Part II - Enacted First Nations Legislation - First Nations Land Management ActMadawaska Maliseet First Nation
Every Person shall furnish all necessary means in the Person's power to facilitate any entry, search, inspection, investigation, examination, testing, or inquiry by an Inspector in the exercise of their powers or the performance of their duties w1der this Law or its regulations.