Province’s and Canada’s Consent Sample Clauses

The "Province’s and Canada’s Consent" clause establishes that certain actions, decisions, or changes under the agreement require the explicit approval of both the provincial and federal governments. In practice, this means that parties to the agreement cannot proceed with specified activities—such as amendments, assignments, or major project changes—without first obtaining written consent from both levels of government. This clause ensures that both the Province and Canada retain oversight and control over key aspects of the agreement, thereby preventing unilateral actions and maintaining alignment with governmental policies and interests.
Province’s and Canada’s Consent. Any change to the Project will require the Province’s and Canada’s consent. When seeking to make a change in respect of the Project, the Recipient will submit updated Project information and any other information that the Province or Canada, or both, may require to the satisfaction of Canada and the Province.
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Province’s and Canada’s Consent. Any change to any Project will require the Province’s and Canada’s consent. When seeking to make a change in respect of any Project, the Recipient will submit updated Project information and any other information that the Province or Canada, or both, may require to the satisfaction of Canada and the Province. CASE NUMBER: 2019-10-1-1417536499 PROJECT NAME: The Rose – Accessibility and Efficiency Upgrades FEDERAL APPROVAL DATE (mm/dd/yyyy) March 18, 2021 The project will enhance the accessibility of The Rose and increase efficiency of operations, including: increased accessibility for audiences and artists; operational efficiency through automation of manual tasks and implementation of technology to reduce time and effort required for current processes; and decreased energy usage through transition to LED technology. The project scope includes: an accessibility audit; climb-assist railings (upper balcony); replacement of a portion of the current fixed seating with removable seating; installation of emergency alarms in public washrooms; addition of door operators and washroom renovation (dressing room level); purchase of a wheelchair lift; lighting upgrades to LED (stage/building lighting); automation of the current rigging system (currently manual operation); upgrade to the video infrastructure from analog to digital using fiber optics. The project will increase access for guests with physical disabilities for greater participation as a member of the audience or as an artist. The improvements will also increase efficiency of operations by reducing time, labour and energy. Total Eligible Expenditures of the Project ($) Canada's Maximum Contribution ($) Percentage of Federal Support (%) Ontario’s Maximum Contribution ($) Percentage of Provincial Support (%) Progress Reports Refer to Schedule D – Reports for final Progress Report $5,613,150.00 $2,245,260.00 40.00% $1,852,339.50 33.00% For 2021: September 1 For 2022: March 1, September 1 For 2023: March 1, September 1 For 2024: March 1, September 1 For 2025: March 1, September 1 For 2026: March 1, September 1 For 2027: March 1, September 1 CASE NUMBER: 2019-11-1-1420851767 PROJECT NAME: Construction of Youth Hub – ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Sportsplex FEDERAL APPROVAL DATE (mm/dd/yyyy) February 05, 2021 This project will provide a safe space for youth to complete homework, participate in programming, and spend their time; create a space designated for youth in low- income communities; and provide workshops and services for ...
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