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Attawapiskat First Nation Protection from Illegal Substances By-Law. No. 2024-1

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.

Trespass By-law No. 2025-01

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.

Islington First Nation Intoxicants By-law

searches a practical impossibility; 5. A Band Constable, other authorized peace officer, a member or members of the Band Council may, at all points of entry onto the reserve, without warrant and without grounds to believe or suspect that an offence under this Law is being committed or attempted, conduct reasonable searches  [...]   to believe that such a search will disclose evidence of an offence under this Law; AND: b) the prior approval of the Chief or the Deputy Chief or any two members of Band Council has been obtained for conducting that particular search at that particular time; AND c) the person conducting the search*is accompanied by at   [...]  OTHER SEARCHES ON THE RESERVE 7. A Band Constable, other authorized peace officer or members of the Band Council may, without warrant, conduct searches of all aircraft, vehicles, vessels, luggage, boxes, bags, and other containers, and conveyances found upon the Reserve PROVIDED THAT he has reasonable grounds to believe

Little Pine First Nation Game Preservation By-law

search warrant") to enter and search any place or premises named in the warrant, search any vehicle or boat described in the warrant, and seize anything that may be evidence of an offence against the Act; (e) With a search warrant, do the following: (i) Enter and search any place or premises named in the warrant, search   [...]  6 admissible in evidence without proof of the office or signature of such Peace Officer and has the same probative force as the original; (f) Without a search warrant, exercise all of the same powers as exists with a search warrant if: (i) The conditions for obtaining a warrant exist; (ii) The Peace Officer believes, on   [...]   search the vehicle or boat; (iv) Where, due to circumstances, time or location, there could reasonably be expected to be a high incidence of offences against the Act in any area, a Peace Officer may request or signal to the person in charge of or operating a vehicle or boat in the area to stop the vehicle or boat, search

Pikangikum First Nation Intoxicants By-law

SEARCH AND SEIZURE 4. a) A First Nation Constable or other authorized Peace O fficer, where authorized by First Nation Council, may conduct a reasonable search o f the clothing o f a person entering Pikangikum Reserve: i) I f he has reasonable grounds to believe that person to be in possession on an intoxicant in   [...]  A First Nation Constable or other Peace Officers including Pikangikum Peacekeepers or members o f the First Nations Council may conduct a reasonable search o f any building on Pikangikum Reserve, including offices and dwelling houses, provided that; a) there are reasonable grounds to believe that such a search will disclose  [...]  b) the prior approval o f the Chief or any two member» o f the Pikangikum P in t Nation Council has been obtained for conducting that particular search at that particular time; and c) tile person conducting the search is accompanied by at least one member o f the Pikangikum First Nation Council; and d) only sufficient force

Tataskweyak Cree Nation Intoxicant By-law 2017-01

SEARCH AND SEIZURE POWERS 6.1. Where an Enforcement Officer has reasonable and probable grounds to believe that a person on a Reserve may be committing an offence against this or any other TCN bylaw or law, that Enforcement Officer may conduct a search of the person and any items immediately in their possession. 6.2.   [...]   of this Bylaw, that Enforcement Officer may: a) Detain that person for a period of time sufficient to conduct a search for any Intoxicant; and b) Detain the luggage, bags, packages or other containers being brought to or removed from the Reserve for a period of time sufficient to conduct a search for any Intoxicant. 6.4.   [...]  The name of a person who is found to have an Intoxicant on their person after a search is conducted pursuant to this Bylaw shall be reported to the Chief and Council. 6.5.

Atikameksheng Cannabis By-law

Search, seizure, and detention 6.1. Where an enforcement officer has reasonable grounds to believe a person subject to this By-Law to be or has been in contravention thereof, she or he may, without warrant or special authorization: (a) conduct a reasonable search of the person and any objects in her or his immediate   [...]  An enforcement officer may, without warrant or special authorization, conduct a reasonable search of any place of residence, building or premises situated within the Atikameksheng Reserve Lands in which there are reasonable grounds to believe that the By-Law was contravened or an offence was committed. 6.3.   [...]  An enforcement officer may at all points of entry onto Atikameksheng Reserve Lands conduct reasonable searches of any aircrafts, vehicles, boats, vessels, snowmobiles or other conveyances coming onto Atikameksheng Reserve Lands: (a) provided that he or she has reasonable grounds to believe or suspect that an offence under

Kettle and Stony Point Residence By-law

# ' Residence Bylaw_______________ _____________________________________________________ Page 3 CRIMINAL RECORD 5 (1) Upon submitting a request for a "Temporary Residence Permit" to the Council a non-member must submit a "Criminal Record Search" and "Criminal Record" if the "Criminal Record Search" indicates such record.   [...]  (2) The non-member will be required to submit Criminal Record Search and Criminal Record referred to in subsection (1) for every country he or she has resided in.   [...]  (3) Any child will not be required to submit a "Criminal Record Search". FEES/SPONSOR 6 (1) All non-member residents will be required to pay a temporary residence fee as determined by the Council from time to time.

York Factory First Nation Intoxicants By-Law NO.2025-02-01

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.

Poplar Hill First Nation Intoxicants By-law

person for a period of time sufficient to conduct a search for any intoxicants on the person 6(2)(B)- detain any luggage, bags, packages or containers that the person is bringing onto Poplar Hill First Nation for a period of time sufficient to conduct a proper search for any intoxicants contrary to subsection 3 of this   [...]   properties in P.H. F.N.T. to conduct search & seizures where it is believed on reasonable grounds that a contravention of the P.H. By-laws is being committed Whereas; the P.H. F.N.T. Peacekeepers acting in accordance with P.H. F.N.T. By-laws have the authority to conduct searches & seizure of contraband such as

Wunnumin Lake Band of Indians Intoxicants By-law

MAY A) DETAIN THAT PERSON FOR A PERIOD OF TIME SUFFICIENT TO CONDUCT A SEARCH FOR ANY INTOXICANT; AND B) DETAIN THE LUGGAGE; BAGS; PACKAGES OR OTHER CONTAINERS THAT PERSON IS BRINGING ONTO THE Reserve for a period of time sufficient to apply FOR A SEARCH WARRANT UNDER SECTION 103 OF THE Indian Act and for i a period of time  [...]  (3) If ANY.-INTOXICANT IS FOUND PURSUANT TO A SEARCH CONDUCTED UNDER SUBSECTION (2); A BAND CONSTABLE OR ANY OTHER AUTHORIZED PEACE OFFICER MAY ARREST WITHOUT WARRANT ANY PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE INTOXICANT; PURSUANT TO SECTION 5 OF THIS BY-LAW. (4) The name of every person who fails to declare under SUBSECTION (1) SHALL

Cat Lake Band of Indians Intoxicants By-law

a) detain that person for a period of time sufficient to conduct a search for any intoxicant and b) detain the luggage, bags, packages, or other containers that a person is bringing into the reserve for a period of time sufficient tp apply for a search warrant under section 103 of the Indian Act and for a period of time   [...]  (3) If any intoxicant is found pursuant to a search conducted under subsection (2) a band constable or any other author­ ized peace officer may arrest without warrant any person in possession of the intoxicant, pursuant to section 5 of this By-Law. (4) The name of every person who fails to declare under subsection (1) shall

Kingfisher Lake Band of Indians Intoxicants By-law

may a) detain that person for a period of time sufficient to conduct a search for any intoxicant, and b) detain the luggage, bags, packages or other containers that person is bringing onto 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   [...]  (3) If any intoxicant is found pursuant to a search conducted under subsection (2), a band constable or any other author­ ized peace officer may arrest without warrant any person in possession of the intoxicant, pursuant to section 5 of this By-Law. (4) The name of every person who fails to declare under sub­ section (1)