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Little Shuswap Indian Band Property Taxation By-law 1995

The 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 and written statement: (a) where 3 or less taxation rolls folios

Osoyoos Indian Band Taxation By-law 1995

The 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 and written statement: (a) where 3 or less taxation rolls folios

Westbank Indian Band Property Taxation By-law 1994 (Repealed)

The 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 and written statement: (a) where 3 or less taxation rolls folios   [...]  I I I (b) where more than 3 taxation roll folios are searched and for which a written statement is prepared as a result of a request, the amount resulting by multiplying $45 .00 per hour by the number of hours taken to perform the search and prepare the written statement, but not less than $30.00 in respect of any request.

Mosakahiken Cree Nation COVID-19 Health Protection By-law

(a), (b), 6.9(a)-(d), or 6.1 O(a)-(d) of this By-law; c) where persons attending a gathering refuse to comply with a warning under section 5.1 (b), search a residence for the purposes of monitoring, confirming, and enforcing compliance with gathering restrictions in section 6.7(a), (b), 6.9(a)-(d), or6.10(a)-(d); · d)

York Factory First Nation COVID-19 Health Protection By-law

section 6.7(a), (b), 6.9(a)-(d), or 6.10(a)-(d) of this By-law; c) where persons attending a gathering refuse to comply with a warning under section 5.1(b), search a residence for the purposes of monitoring, confirming, and enforcing compliance with gathering restrictions in section 6.7(a), (b), 6.9(a)-(d), or

O-Pipon-Na-Piwin Cree Nation COVID-19 Health Protection By-law

section 6.7(a), (b), 6.9(a)-(d), or 6.10(a)-(d) of this By-law; c) where persons attending a gathering refuse to comply with a warning under section 5.1 (b ), search a residence for the purposes of monitoring, confirming , and enforcing compliance with gathering restrictions in section 6.7(a), (b), 6.9(a)-(d), or

Sarcee Nation Traffic By-law

25 shall be visible at a distance of 150 metres in normal darkness. 5.27 (1) No motor vehicle shall be equipped with a light that is known to the trade as a search light. (2) A spot light may be carried on any motor vehicle but when the vehicle is in motion the ray of light therefrom shall be directed to the extreme   [...]  (3) A peace officer who on reasonable and probable grounds believes that a device or equipment referred to in subsection (1) is being operated in a vehicle may, without warrant search the vehicle and seize the device or equipment pursuant to subsection (4).

Manto Sipi Cree Nation COVID-19 Health Protection By-law (Amended February 23, 2022)

attending a gathering refuse to comply with a warning under section 5.1 (b) , search a residence for the purposes of monitoring, confirming, and enforcing compliance with gathering restrictions in section 6.7(a), (b), 6.9(a)-(d), or 6.10(a)-(d); d) attend a residence for the purposes of monitoring, confirming and enforcing

Metlakatla First Nation Land Code

establish comprehensive enforcement procedures consistent with federal and provincial law, including inspections, searches, stop work orders, seizures and compulsory sampling, testing and the production of information.

Madawaska Maliseet First Nation Land Code

establish comprehensive enforcement procedures consistent with federal law, including inspections, searches, seizures and compulsory sampling, testing and the production of information; and

Siksika Nation Offences Procedures By-law

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

Swan Lake First Nation Land Management Code

a) establish offences that are punishable on summary conviction; b) provide for fines, imprisonment, restitution, community service, and alternate means for achieving compliance; and c) establish comprehensive enforcement procedures consistent with federal law, including inspections, searches, seizures and compulsory

Moose Cree First Nation Môso Sîpîwililiwak Peyakôtesiwi Walašowewin

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