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News and Business
Winnipeg Free Press - April 27, 2008
Leaky Foundations Best Fixed From Outside
Another very common factor in basement leakage, which is more typical with the leakage patterns you are seeing, is deterioration of the damp-proofing on the exterior of the foundation. This thin bitumen or asphalt- based coating will often wear out after several decades, allowing the concrete to absorb moisture from the surrounding soil. If this moisture exceeds the retention capabilities of the concrete, moisture will seep through, often detected first by flaking or spalling surface concrete...
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Legal Books and Journals
Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice - Vol. 46 Nbr. 2, January 2004
Wrongful convictions and commissions of inquiry: a commentary.
... To do otherwise risks irreparable harm to the foundation of respect and confidence upon which our legal ......" To do so would suggest to the public that the justice system is so badly in need of repair that perhaps it should be scrapped. To repeat--...
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Legal Books and Journals
Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice - Vol. 46 Nbr. 3, April 2004
Conferencing in the Youth Criminal Justice Act of Canada: policy developments in British Columbia.
... The purpose of restorative justice is to repair the harm done and prevent further harm. Marshall ...... Those built explicitly on restorative justice principles, in particular, are also geared to increase the participation and mutual responsibility of parties to repair a harm and strengthen community ties. The ...
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Legal Books and Journals
University of New Brunswick Law Journal - Nbr. 57, November 2007
... (14) Therefore, the fault principle provides a moral foundation for tort law and grounds tort liability in ...... (16) However, the reason for the continued presence of the concept of vicarious liability in tort law becomes less mysterious when we realize that corrective justice is only one of the foundational concepts underlying modern tort law. ...
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Legal Books and Journals
University of New Brunswick Law Journal - Nbr. 58, January 2008
The Prince Edward Island Lands Protection Act: the art of the possible.
... Land owners would be required to meet minimum standards of land management, including preventing erosion, enhancing soil fertility, and maintaining buildings and fences in good repair. Those who did not would pay an annual ...
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Legal Books and Journals
University of Toronto Faculty of Law Review - Vol. 65 Nbr. 2, March 2007
From Laissez-Faire to fair play: workplace violence & psychological harassment.
... (43) This rubric is used in Part III of this article as a means to analyze current legal responses and in Part IV as a foundation for recommended legislative changes. The first ...... The ultimate goal is to repair working relationships so that workers can ...
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Legislation
Canada Gazette, June 13, 2007
Exclusion List Regulations, 2007
Part II - Official regulations
...SCHEDULE 1 (Section 2) EXCLUSION LIST FOR PLACES OTHER THAN NATIONAL PARKS, PARK RESERVES, NATIONAL HISTORIC SITES OR HISTORIC CANALS PART 1 GENERAL PROJECTS The proposed maintenance or repair of a physical work. 2. The proposed resumption ...
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Legislation
Canada Gazette, October 19, 2005
Gilbert Bay Marine Protected Regulations
Part II - Official regulations
...; namely, (i) in Zone 1A or 1B, the maintenance, repair or removal of a wharf, (ii) in Zone 2, the ...... Throughout the MPA, sealing activities and the maintenance, repair, and removal of wharves are exempted from the ...
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Legislation
Canada Gazette, October 19, 2005
Basin Head Marine Protected Area Regulations
Part II - Official regulations
... namely, (i) in Zone 2, the maintenance, repair or removal of a bridge, wharf or boat launch, ...... The maintenance, repair, or removal of a bridge or boat launch will also ...... The maintenance, repair, or removal of a bridge will be permitted in ...
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News and Business
Summit; The Business of Public Sector Procurement - Vol. 11 Nbr. 1, January 2008
Partnering to Renew Public Infrastructure
The building boom of 1950s and '60s - including Canada's first subway system, the completion of the St. Lawrence Seaway; the construction of highways, hospitals, and higher education institutions - was followed by a period of relative neglect in the 1980s and '90s, resulting in a backlog of poorly maintained infrastructure, some of it in dire need of repair or replacement. Governments cannot ignore the social costs of crumbling infrastructure, which range from lower productivity and reduced c...
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