THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE

PART I PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY Vol. 94 ST. JOHN’S, FRIDAY , SEPTEMBER 27, 2019 No. 39 CORPORATIONS ACT NOTICE Corporations Act -

Section 393 Local Incorporations For the Month of: January 2019 Date Number Company Name 2019-01-03 83099 Atlantic Herbs Inc. 2019-01-03 83100 Aviation History NL Inc. 2019-01-03 83065 DNR Consulting Limited 2019-01-03 83093 New Century Ltd. 2019-01-03 83051 83051 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR LTD. 2019-01-03 83052 White’s Taxation Inc. 2019-01-03 83076 Gillingham’s Service Centre Ltd. 2019-01-03 83089 The Rich Woman Inc. 2019-01-03 83091 83091 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-03 83092 Nightingale Manor Seniors Club Inc. 2019-01-04 83101 Marystown Development Corporation 2019-01-04 83102 Galway Coffee Inc. 2019-01-07 83119 Bridge Community Inc. 2019-01-07 83103 Whalen’s Hospitality Ltd. 2019-01-07 83104 CostWise Solutions Inc. 2019-01-07 83116 Labrador West Pioneer Living Inc. 2019-01-08 83124 83124 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-08 83125 BC General Partner Inc. 2019-01-08 83126 Main River Indian Band Inc. 2019-01-08 83117 Eat Yer Greens Inc. 2019-01-08 83120 83120 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-08 83121 83121 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR LTD. 2019-01-09 83131 83131 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-09 83061 Rescue Rooter Ltd. 2019-01-09 83123 SDM Holdings Inc. 2019-01-10 83139 Execution and Cost Management Systems Inc. 2019-01-10 83138 Island Harbour 50+ Club Inc. 2019-01-10 83136 Millertown Come Home Year Inc. 2019-01-11 83152 CA V A CAPITAL INC. 333

2019-01-11 83137 Newfoundland Outdoor Heritage Coalition Inc. 2019-01-11 83143 KER Holdings Limited 2019-01-11 83144 NewLine Electrical Ltd. 2019-01-11 83145 Saltwater Society Inc. 2019-01-11 83146 Panache Vessel Brokers and Marine Solutions Inc. 2019-01-11 83151 Newfoundland LED Inc. 2019-01-14 83164 Ace WetClean & Laundry Ltd. 2019-01-14 83161 Charles Collings HV AC-R Ltd. 2019-01-14 83163 Dr. L. Rajuki P.M.C.

Inc. 2019-01-14 83166 V olleyball Atlantic Canada Development Inc. 2019-01-14 83153 Mulberry Inn Shelter Incorporated 2019-01-14 83159 Connex Personnel Inc. 2019-01-14 83160 83160 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-15 83179 Big Valley Cannabis Company Ltd. 2019-01-15 83172 Dr. Shauna Peddle Professional Medical Corporation 2019-01-15 83168 ICE BREAKER MUSSELS INC. 2019-01-15 83165 TRC Enterprises Ltd. 2019-01-15 83167 Portugal Cove-St.

Philip’s Football Club Inc. 2019-01-16 83175 Eagle Energy East Coast Inc. 2019-01-16 83169 Steady Entertainment Inc. 2019-01-16 83170 Humby Tax and Financial Services Professional Corporation 2019-01-17 83176 Bears Cove Inn Inc. 2019-01-17 83177 G & K Sutton Holdings Ltd. 2019-01-17 83178 GHB Properties Inc. 2019-01-18 83197 Abigail Farms Ltd. 2019-01-18 83192 Drs. Redmond, Pond, Sexton, Keefe, Willis and Ropson Dental Services Inc. 2019-01-18 83188 SECRET GARDEN CORPORATION 2019-01-18 83181 After You Cleaners Ltd. 2019-01-18 83182 Dr.

Humam Alsamawi Dentistry Professional Corporation 2019-01-18 83183 ANJ Kelly-Margeson Holdings Ltd. 2019-01-18 83184 83184 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-18 83185 T & P COMMERCIAL CLEANERS LTD. 2019-01-18 83186 83186 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-21 83207 83207 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-21 83201 Advocates for Senior Citizens’ Rights (ASCR) Corp. 2019-01-21 83208 Heritage Bay De Verde Inc. 2019-01-21 83193 NSBM Contracting Ltd. 2019-01-21 83199 Dr. Zinah Nazar Al- Sammarraie Professional Medical Corporation 2019-01-21 83200 Saltbox Brewhouse Inc. 2019-01-22 83217 K.D.M.

Fishing Enterprises Ltd. 2019-01-22 83213 Perry Matthews Towing Inc. 2019-01-22 83212 Trail Running Newfoundland and Labrador Inc. 2019-01-22 83204 Senior Project Professionals Inc. 2019-01-23 83219 Brenton Properties Limited 2019-01-23 83221 NLFAH Conservation Inc. 2019-01-23 83218 Holden Development Inc. 2019-01-24 83225 Aqua Nova Inc. 2019-01-24 83228 Joe Batts Arm Recreation Inc. 2019-01-24 83230 LRP Holdings Inc. 2019-01-24 83226 TRINITY COFFEE COMPANY LTD. 2019-01-24 83220 Mindful Matters Counselling and Psychological Services, Inc. 2019-01-24 83223 Dr.

Kyna Squarey Professional Medical Corporation 2019-01-24 83224 Adam’s Electrical Inc. 2019-01-25 83238 Brentquip Solutions Ltd. 2019-01-25 83241 Griquet Anglican Womens Corp. 2019-01-25 83244 Historic Quarters Inc. 2019-01-25 83243 topmdrn home decor Inc. 2019-01-25 83235 Right Choice Blow-In Insulation Ltd. THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE September 27, 2019 334

2019-01-28 83252 83252 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-28 83251 Clay and Unlimited Possibilities Inc. 2019-01-28 83250 Mike Davis Auto Sales Ltd. 2019-01-28 83253 SkySoar Marketing Inc. 2019-01-28 83239 Restoclean Holdings Ltd. 2019-01-28 83245 The Well - Bean Café Inc. 2019-01-28 83246 Wicked Holdings Limited 2019-01-28 83247 Treehouse Daycare Ltd. 2019-01-29 83267 83267 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-29 83273 Bartlett’s Harbour Recreation Committee Inc. 2019-01-29 83266 South Park Driving School Inc. 2019-01-29 83248 FARAI CLEANING Limited 2019-01-29 83249 Chris Humby CPA Professional Corporation 2019-01-29 83258 RChaulk Holdings Inc. 2019-01-29 83259 Avalon Rock Inc. 2019-01-29 83261 Boluwaji Ogunyemi PMC Inc. 2019-01-29 83262 Thyme Catering and Cooking Incorporated 2019-01-29 83263 83263 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR LIMITED 2019-01-30 83284 Adventures Unknown Season 2 Inc. 2019-01-30 83264 83264 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-30 83265 83265 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-30 83274 Rampage Construction Limited 2019-01-30 83275 83275 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR LTD. 2019-01-30 83276 83276 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR LTD. 2019-01-30 83277 83277 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR LTD. 2019-01-30 83278 83278 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR LTD. 2019-01-30 83279 83279 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR LTD. 2019-01-30 83280 83280 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR LTD. 2019-01-30 83281 83281 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR LTD. 2019-01-30 83282 83282 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR LTD. 2019-01-30 83283 83283 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR LTD. 2019-01-31 83293 83293 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-31 83296 Kelly Ryan Personal Training Inc. 2019-01-31 83295 Mushuau EPH and Group Home Inc. 2019-01-31 83299 NAEL Family Foundation Inc. 2019-01-31 83285 Georgestown Inn Inc. 2019-01-31 83291 Strickland Business Solutions Inc. 2019-01-31 83292 St.

Carol’s Come Home Year 2019 Inc. Total Incorporations: 125 ________________________________________ Corporations Act -

Section 331 Local Revivals For the Month of: January 2019 Date Number Company Name 2019-01-01 37219 DENTAL HYGIENE CONSULTING INC. Total Revivals: 1 ________________________________________ Corporations Act -

Section 296 and 393 Local Continuances For the Month of: January 2019 Date Number Company Name 2019-01-01 83148 Cameron Restaurant Equipment Ltd. 2019-01-01 83149 TAC Investments Inc. Total Continuances: 2 ________________________________________ THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE September 27, 2019 335

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Section 286 Local Amendments For the Month of: January 2019 Date Number Company Name 2019-01-01 77070 Adams Hearn Searching Services Limited 2019-01-01 65521 BIG ERICS INC. 2019-01-01 13974 Bishop’s Falls Enterprises Limited 2019-01-01 50293 DGI PROPERTIES INC. 2019-01-01 83147 Lighthouse Capital Atlantic Inc. 2019-01-01 64234 NEWCO METAL & AUTO RECYCLING LIMITED 2019-01-01 83014 Terra Nova Old Port Foods Inc. 2019-01-03 55263 55263 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-03 77692 77692 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-03 67063 BJH ENTERPRISES INC. 2019-01-03 65697 M D H ENTERPRISE INCORPORATED 2019-01-03 63846 Recipe for Health Inc. 2019-01-03 12788 South West Coast Historical Society 2019-01-04 47176 BARNES & EGAN RENTALS LTD. 2019-01-07 44407 10990 NEWFOUNDLAND INC. 2019-01-07 60144 60144 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-07 82263 D.

Saunders Surveys Ltd. 2019-01-07 8489 Dave Tucker Auto Sales Limited 2019-01-07 66359 DSF ENERGY INC. 2019-01-07 38953 GRANT ENTERPRISES LIMITED 2019-01-07 21700 L.J.R. SALES LTD. 2019-01-07 40549 LAYREG HOLDINGS LTD. 2019-01-07 71775 Pharmacy Relief Services Inc. 2019-01-07 3120 R.S. ROGERS LIMITED 2019-01-07 10819 Simmons Auto Sales & Services Limited 2019-01-08 76534 76534 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR LIMITED 2019-01-08 63153 DR.

ANDREW FUREY PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL CORPORATION 2019-01-10 81502 81502 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR LTD. 2019-01-10 77521 Rasheed and Chehade Holdings Inc. 2019-01-11 17949 17949 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-14 61694 ACQUAINT PERSONNEL SERVICES INC. 2019-01-14 75946 INVENTIVE PROJECT MANAGEMENT INC. 2019-01-14 83071 Island Industrial Limited 2019-01-14 64227 Jade Garden Limited 2019-01-14 74978 Mary Jane Holdings Inc. 2019-01-15 79116 Blackhawk Security and Investigations Ltd. 2019-01-15 78872 Refresh Contracting & Cabinetry Limited 2019-01-16 47172 47172 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR LIMITED 2019-01-16 31208 REID NEWFOUNDLAND COMPANY LIMITED 2019-01-16 82825 The Wag Club Inc. 2019-01-17 16012 PETROLEUM & ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES INC. 2019-01-17 83001 St.

Barbe / Pigeon Cove / Black Duck Cove / Forrester’s Point Come Home Year Inc. 2019-01-17 81193 The Crypto Tree Inc. 2019-01-18 79006 OpenL Logistics Inc. 2019-01-21 82750 CBN Bingo Inc. 2019-01-23 54921 BURIN PENINSULA VOICE AGAINST VIOLENCE INC. 2019-01-24 78418 A & E Bartlett Management Corp. 2019-01-24 80825 Concrete Concepts and Rentals Incorporated 2019-01-24 354 SOCIETY OF UNITED FISHERMEN 2019-01-25 70124 70124 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE September 27, 2019 336

2019-01-25 73359 73359 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-28 64209 CREATIVE INVESTMENTS INC. 2019-01-28 82969 Dr. Blakey and Dr.

Turpin Dental Services Inc. 2019-01-28 64087 FearnCo Holdings Limited 2019-01-28 13309 Moore Holdings Limited 2019-01-28 71596 PALM HOLDINGS LTD. 2019-01-28 39588 STOODLEY FINANCIAL SERVICES INC. 2019-01-30 81423 Auburn Holdings Ltd. 2019-01-30 82799 Candi Ventures Limited 2019-01-30 49010 Katem Septic Solutions Ltd. 2019-01-30 82109 Pro Epoxy Specialist Limited 2019-01-31 83152 CA V A CAPITAL INC. 2019-01-31 66851 VCSL Cleaning Services Ltd. 2019-01-31 54277 Violence Prevention Southwest, Inc. Total Amendments: 64 ________________________________________ Corporations Act -

Section 335 Local Dissolutions For the Month of: January 2019 Date Number Company Name 2019-01-01 60861 MAMMOET ATLANTIC LTD. 2019-01-03 66398 Big Land Aviation Limited 2019-01-03 59718 JIM BONIA CONSULTING INC. 2019-01-03 3892 LARRY FAGAN LIMITED 2019-01-03 41097 TIOLI HOLDINGS LIMITED 2019-01-03 65308 Transportation Information Consulting Training Services Limited 2019-01-07 76861 TryMac Group of Companies Inc. 2019-01-08 73724 Kiddie City Inc. 2019-01-08 75166 LYNCH GROUP DEVELOPMENT INCORPORATED 2019-01-09 78370 Whisker Wishes Kitten Sanctuary Inc. 2019-01-10 28392 EDUCATION PLANNING AND DESIGN ASSOCIATES LIMITED 2019-01-11 39720 TEN MILE LAKE OUTFITTERS INC. 2019-01-14 65554 BARCOM DELIVERY LIMITED 2019-01-14 66149 PTR Inspections & Pipefitting Inc. 2019-01-14 39049 SCARLET ENTERPRISES INC 2019-01-14 77726 Tilting United Inc. 2019-01-15 48012 Easy Music Inc. 2019-01-16 77009 77009 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR LTD. 2019-01-17 75079 PMCOSTA Project Management Inc. 2019-01-18 69463 DR.

LINDSAY PARR PROFESSIONAL DENTAL CORPORATION 2019-01-18 76869 Margie Rose Events Inc. 2019-01-21 41489 Deep Reach Exploration Inc. 2019-01-22 75216 GeoHiedra Technical Services Corp. 2019-01-22 51200 HOME HANDYMAN INC. 2019-01-22 83061 Rescue Rooter Ltd. 2019-01-23 42218 RMP CONTRACTING LTD. 2019-01-24 13906 CARIBOU COMPUTERS LIMITED 2019-01-24 31384 L’ARGENT ATLANTIC LTD. 2019-01-28 81527 Cover Your Asset Property Inspection Services Inc. 2019-01-29 42222 Bessey’s Moving Services Inc. 2019-01-29 82455 Doug LeDrew Academic Support Inc. 2019-01-29 61919 L & L SMALL HOLDINGS LTD. 2019-01-30 78933 78933 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR CORPORATION 2019-01-30 27436 Marlyn Construction Limited 2019-01-30 74273 Outside-In Training and Safety Inc. 2019-01-31 62949 FROST HEA VE SOLUTIONS LTD THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE September 27, 2019 337

2019-01-31 76346 Sea Doc Boat Tours Corp. Total Dissolutions: 37 ________________________________________ Corporations Act -

Section 299 Local Discontinuances For the Month of: January 2019 Date Number Company Name 2019-01-04 40990 NC TRADING INC. 2019-01-07 69251 CALEDONIA GEOCONSULTING INC. 2019-01-07 69252 MITTON FAMILY HOLDINGS INC. 2019-01-08 75279 Dr. Gregory Manning Professional Medical Corporation 2019-01-09 71646 Drs.

Mangat Professional Medical Corporation 2019-01-18 76448 76448 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-18 80031 80031 2019-01-18 80032 80032 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-18 80033 80033 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-18 80034 80034 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-18 80035 80035 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-21 53340 TRUTER HOLDINGS LIMITED 2019-01-22 80872 80872 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-24 37938 LABRADOR METAL WORKS INC.. Total Discontinuances: 14 ________________________________________ Corporations Act -

Section 294 Local Amalgamations For the Month of: January 2019 Date Number Company Name 2019-01-01 83058 10871 Newfoundland Limited From: 42909 10871 NEWFOUNDLAND LIMITED 63957 63957 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR LIMITED 2019-01-01 83088 46633 Newfoundland and Labrador Inc. From: 47103 11221 Newfoundland Inc. 46633 46633 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-01 83074 63775 Newfoundland and Labrador Inc.

From: 63775 63775 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 64246 64246 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-01 83073 77342 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR LIMITED From: 77342 77342 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR LIMITED 63727 J-3 HOLDINGS LIMITED 2019-01-01 83070 Alderbed Cottages Inc. From: 72824 Alder Grove Assets Limited 52573 Alderbed Cottages Inc. 2019-01-01 83069 BACCALIEU PROPERTIES INC.

From: 51712 BACCALIEU PROPERTIES INC. 82652 BPI HOLDINGS INC. 2019-01-01 83078 Bennett Restaurants Limited From: 42093 BENNETT RESTAURANTS LIMITED 37622 Metrake Holdings Limited 2019-01-01 83079 Bi-Rite Limited From: 45767 BI-RITE DISTRIBUTORS LIMITED 31211 Bi-Rite Limited 2019-01-01 83150 Big Erics Inc. THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE September 27, 2019 338

From: 65521 BIG ERICS INC. 83148 Cameron Restaurant Equipment Ltd. 83149 TAC Investments Inc. 2019-01-01 83098 Bishop’s Falls Enterprises Limited From: 13974 Bishop’s Falls Enterprises Limited 59483 Morgan Holdings Inc. 2019-01-01 83077 Cavendish Square Realty Limited From: 59778 Cavendish Square Realty Limited 52960 LEX MERCATORIA PLC INC. 2019-01-01 83054 CHRISTOPHER’S TRUCKING LTD. From: 80062 80062 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 48001 CHRISTOPHER’S TRUCKING LTD. 2019-01-01 83122 Distribution Group Inc. From: 41060 10739 Newfoundland Inc. 76235 Distribution Group Incorporated 2019-01-01 83062 Dr.

Bernard Roberts Professional Medical Corporation From: 47182 Dr. Bernard Roberts Professional Medical Corporation 10668 The Mortier Bay Company Limited 2019-01-01 83072 E. Mark Rogers PLC Inc. From: 61893 E. MARK ROGERS PLC INC. 62506 E.M. ROGERS MANAGEMENT PLC INC. 2019-01-01 83081 Eastern Technical Services Limited From: 82055 82055 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR LIMITED 5334 Eastern Technical Services Limited 2019-01-01 83059 Gibbons Snow Architects Inc. From: 45826 GIBBONS SNOW ARCHITECTS INC. 79090 RHOV HOLDINGS LIMITED 63258 TIMSAR HOLDINGS LIMITED 2019-01-01 83090 Gregory A.C.

Moores Professional Law Corporation From: 73938 Gregory A.C. Moores Professional Law Corporation 73937 JSLCo Legal Services PLC Inc. 2019-01-01 83056 IAN STOKES PROPERTIES LTD. From: 68874 BKJ Investments Limited 47108 IAN STOKES PROPERTIES LTD. 2019-01-01 83071 Island Industrial Limited From: 49211 11437 Newfoundland Inc. 23113 ISLAND INDUSTRIAL LIMITED 2019-01-01 83107 J. V . O’Dea Services PLC Inc. From: 61532 J.V . O’DEA PARTNERSHIP PLC INC. 60453 J.V . O’DEA SERVICES PLC INC. 75855 ODeaton Holdings Inc. 2019-01-01 83095 JAMES J.

HICKEY MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME LIMITED From: 76536 76536 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR LIMITED 31169 HICKEY HOLDINGS LIMITED 40769 James J. Hickey Memorial Funeral Home Limited 76535 MCJJ HOLDINGS LIMITED THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE September 27, 2019 339

2019-01-01 83096 JOHN D. ALLAN LIMITED From: 83073 77342 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR LIMITED 76452 JOHN D. ALLAN LIMITED 2019-01-01 83083 KingCo Holdings Ltd. From: 53120 ALAINA’S GIFTS INC. 71892 KINGCO HOLDINGS LTD. 2019-01-01 83147 Lighthouse Capital Atlantic Inc. From: 83129 Lighthouse Capital Atlantic Inc. 40662 TERRA NOV A FOODS INC. 2019-01-01 83129 Lighthouse Capital Atlantic Inc. From: 83122 Distribution Group Inc. 82026 Lighthouse Capital Atlantic Inc. 2019-01-01 83142 Lighthouse Realty Atlantic Inc. From: 82682 DGI COMMERCIAL REALTY INC. 50293 DGI PROPERTIES INC. 2019-01-01 83053 Marine Contractors Inc.

From: 78550 Marine Contractors Inc. 59164 MARINE PA VING INC. 2019-01-01 83060 MERCANTILE TRUST

(2009) LIMITED From: 15362 Mercantile Management Limited 61635 MERCANTILE TRUST

(2009) LIMITED 2019-01-01 83094 Miron River Outfitting Limited From: 57403 57403 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR CORP. 54232 CELA VI SPORTS INC. 34692 MIRON RIVER OUTFITTING LIMITED 2019-01-01 83118 Newco Metal & Auto Recycling Limited From: 64234 NEWCO METAL & AUTO RECYCLING LIMITED 77396 Provincial Metals Recycling Ltd. 2019-01-01 83128 Newco Metal & Auto Recycling Limited From: 83127 Newco Metal & Auto Recycling Limited 28695 TRIPLE “A” EXCA V ATING LIMITED 2019-01-01 83127 Newco Metal & Auto Recycling Limited From: 83118 Newco Metal & Auto Recycling Limited 26332 ROD’S AUTO SALV AGE LTD. 2019-01-01 83055 NL REALTY LTD.

From: 75495 75495 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 47193 NL Realty Ltd. 2019-01-01 83057 NORTH ATLANTIC SUPPLIES INC. From: 82911 82911 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 46171 North Atlantic Supplies Inc. 2019-01-01 83063 Seaward Group of Companies Inc. From: 66592 Bay De Verde Peninsula Manor Inc. 71288 Seaward Group of Companies Inc. 2019-01-01 83066 STEERS INSURANCE LIMITED From: 75846 Allcoast Insurance Corporation 59464 STEERS INSURANCE LIMITED 2019-01-01 83087 Straits Commander Ltd. From: 51927 NORTHERN RECREATION LIMITED 81428 STRAITS COMMANDER LTD. THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE September 27, 2019 340

2019-01-01 83084 SubC Control Limited From: 61955 SUBC CONTROL LIMITED 75882 SubC Inspection Services Ltd. 2019-01-01 83086 TechnipFMC Canada Ltd. From: 82935 FMC Technologies Canada Ltd. 38214 TECHNIP CANADA LIMITED 2019-01-01 83067 The Building Depot Inc. From: 54389 COAST TO COAST CONTRACTORS INC. 65461 Simon’s Holdings Limited 59690 THE BUILDING DEPOT INC. 2019-01-01 83075 Toulouse Holdings Incorporated From: 52948 MAUREEN E. RYAN LEGAL SERVICES PLC INC. 58249 TOULOUSE HOLDINGS INCORPORATED 2019-01-01 83068 Vision33 Canada Inc.

From: 82874 VISION33 CANADA INC. 49113 Zedit Solutions Incorporated 2019-01-01 83085 Western Tire and Glass Ltd. From: 24804 Power’s Glass & Aluminum Ltd. 80734 Western Tire and Glass Ltd. 2019-01-02 83080 Reardon Capital Inc. From: 56053 REARDON CAPITAL INC. 44337 REARDON REALTY SERVICES INC. 2019-01-03 83082 Harris Ryan Professional Corporation From: 82694 Harris Ozon Professional Corporation 82693 Harris Ryan Professional Corporation 2019-01-04 83110 ControlPro Distributors Inc. From: 71619 CONTROLPRO DISTRIBUTORS INC. 74608 ControlPro HV AC Services Inc. 2019-01-16 83174 Williams Energy Solutions LTD.

From: 60120 MASSEY HOME IMPROVEMENT LTD 78571 Williams Energy Solutions LTD. 2019-01-18 83211 Edison-Goudie Holdings Inc. From: 65172 B. Coish Holdings Limited 65171 D. Kendell Holdings Limited 81975 Edison-Goudie Holdings Inc. Total Amalgamations: 49 ________________________________________ Corporations Act -

Section 286 Local Name Changes For the Month of: January 2019 Number Company Name 77070 Adams Hearn Searching Services Limited 2019-01-01 From: Frank Hearn Searching Services Limited 77692 77692 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-03 From: Dr. Timothy Hierlihy PMC Inc. 63153 DR. ANDREW FUREY PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL CORPORATION 2019-01-08 From: DR. ANDREW FUREY AND DR. ALLISON TAYLOR FUREY PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL CORPORATION 77521 Rasheed and Chehade Holdings Inc. 2019-01-10 From: Dr. Rasheed and Dr. Chehade PMC Inc. THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE September 27, 2019 341

83071 Island Industrial Limited 2019-01-14 From: 11437 Newfoundland Inc. 79116 Blackhawk Security and Investigations Ltd. 2019-01-15 From: NFA Contracting Ltd. 78872 Refresh Contracting & Cabinetry Limited 2019-01-15 From: Refresh Home Renos. Ltd. 81193 The Crypto Tree Inc. 2019-01-17 From: Fitz Crypto Corp. 79006 OpenL Logistics Inc. 2019-01-18 From: NLTC Trading Inc. 70124 70124 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-25 From: DR. KHI KHONG JONG PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL CORPORATION 73359 73359 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2019-01-25 From: Bel Mondo Wines Ltd. 82969 Dr. Blakey and Dr.

Turpin Dental Services Inc. 2019-01-28 From: Dr. Blakey and Dr. Turpin Dental Services Inc. 71596 PALM HOLDINGS LTD. 2019-01-28 From: PALM HOLDINGS LTD. 82109 Pro Epoxy Specialist Limited 2019-01-30 From: Pro-Epoxy & Concrete Specialist Limited 66851 VCSL Cleaning Services Ltd. 2019-01-31 From: VILLAHERMOSA CLEANING SERVICE LTD. 54277 Violence Prevention Southwest, Inc. 2019-01-31 From: SOUTHWESTERN COALITION TO END VIOLENCE, INC. Total Name Changes: 16 ________________________________________ Corporations Act -

Section 443 Extra-Provincial Registrations For the Month of: January 2019 Date Number Company Name 2019-01-03 83097 CAN-AM INSTRUMENTS LTD. 2019-01-04 83106 AFFINITY AUTO PROGRAMS, INC. 2019-01-04 83105 KEMIRA WATER SOLUTIONS CANADA INC. 2019-01-04 83108 LA SENZA CANADA, INC. 2019-01-09 83133 ACARA SOLUTIONS, CORP. 2019-01-09 83135 AIG AEROSPACE ADJUSTMENT SERVICES, INC. 2019-01-09 83130 KORE LITHIUM TECHNOLOGIES (CANADA) LIMITED 2019-01-10 83140 BOXX INSURANCE INC. 2019-01-10 83141 SACYR CONCESIONES, S.L. 2019-01-11 83157 10932990 CANADA INC. 2019-01-11 83156 GROUND TRUTH MANAGEMENT INC. 2019-01-11 83154 MSA Safety Sales, LLC 2019-01-14 83162 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION OF CANADA ASSOCIATION DES TECHNOLOGIES MÉDICALES DU CANADA 2019-01-18 83196 ATS TRAFFIC - ALBERTA LTD. 2019-01-18 83189 Equitable Trust 2019-01-18 83198 Mack Restaurant Equipment and Supplies Limited 2019-01-18 83190 Maple Leaf Short Duration 2019 Flow- Through Management Corp. 2019-01-21 83202 BAUSCH HEALTH, CANADA INC.

SANTÉ BAUSCH, CANADA INC. 2019-01-21 83203 EMERGE CANADA INC. 2019-01-21 83209 J.G. Rivet Brokers Limited THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE September 27, 2019 342

2019-01-21 83206 OLYMPIA ATM LTD. 2019-01-22 83215 SOLUTIONS FINANCIAL PCC INC. 2019-01-24 83233 9580166 CANADA INC. 2019-01-24 83227 BRANDSAFWAY GROUP, INC. 2019-01-24 83232 EXCELLENCE LOGGING CANADA LTD. 2019-01-24 83236 Mobile Service Center Canada Limited 2019-01-24 83237 Mobile Service Center MSC200 Limited 2019-01-25 83240 MyWorld Retail Services Canada Inc.

Services de vente au détail de myWorld Canada inc. 2019-01-29 83272 FSV SERVICES NL LTD. 2019-01-29 83271 HARVEST MEDICINE INC. 2019-01-29 83269 VIXXO CANADA, INC. 2019-01-30 83286 AIG AEROSPACE INSURANCE SERVICES, INC. 2019-01-30 83290 MEDIPHARM LABS INC. 2019-01-30 83287 The Glynmill Inn Inc. 2019-01-31 83300 VDDO INC. Total Registrations: 35 ________________________________________ Corporations Act -

Section 451 Extra-Provincial Name Changes For the Month of: January 2019 Number Company Name 63269 HDI Global Specialty SE 2019-01-03 From: INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF HANNOVER SE 72439 BUNZL CANADA INC. 2019-01-07 From: BUNZL CANADA INC. 70586 CNOOC PETROLEUM NORTH AMERICA ULC 2019-01-07 From: NEXEN ENERGY ULC 81105 C.H. Robinson Worldwide Canada, Ltd. C.H. Robinson Mondial Canada, Ltée 2019-01-16 From: MILGRAM & COMPANY LTD.

MILGRAM & COMPAGNIE LTÉE. 83195 Bennington Financial Corp. 2019-01-18 From: Bennington Financial Services Corp. 72385 NEORA CANADA ULC 2019-01-22 From: NERIUM INTERNATIONAL CANADA ULC 80149 GE POWER CANADA ULC 2019-01-23 From: INDUSTRIAL C&S CANADA ULC 72519 HOI RESOURCES ULC 2019-01-23 From: HOI RESOURCES LTD. 83222 PFIZER CANADA ULC / PFIZER CANADA SRI 2019-01-23 From: HOSPIRA HEALTHCARE ULC / HOSPIRA SOINS DE SANTE SRI 81318 PLANSWELL INSURANCE INC. 2019-01-28 From: PLANSWELL INSURANCE SERVICES INC. 75204 SIGNIFY CANADA LTD. SIGNIFY CANADA LTÉE 2019-01-28 From: PHILIPS LIGHTING CANADA LTD.

PHILIPS ÉCLAIRAGE CANADA LTÉE 83287 The Glynmill Inn Inc. 2019-01-30 From: 10829129 CANADA INC. THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE September 27, 2019 343

Total Name Changes: 12 ________________________________________ Corporations Act -

Section 294 Extra-Provincial Registrations for Amalgamation For the Month of: January 2019 Date Number Company Name 2019-01-03 83113 GoIMax Auto Ltd. From: 82899 11072978 CANADA INC. 78755 6890199 Canada Ltd. 2019-01-03 83112 HAMPIDJAN CANADA LTD. From: 82985 HAMPIDJAN CANADA LTD. 82031 NORTH ATLANTIC MARINE SUPPLIES & SERVICES

(2018) INC. 2019-01-03 83111 JaLynn Auto Ltd. From: 82906 11072994 CANADA INC. 78796 6890211 Canada Ltd. 2019-01-04 83109 Xplornet Communications Inc. From: 74462 Xplornet Communications Inc. 2019-01-09 83134 EMERSON ELECTRIC CANADA LIMITED EMERSON ELECTRIQUE DU CANADA LIMITEE From: 68748 EMERSON ELECTRIC CANADA LIMITED EMERSON ELECTRIQUE DU CANADA LIMITEE 2019-01-09 83132 GFL ENVIRONMENTAL INC.

From: 80873 GFL ENVIRONMENTAL INC. 82275 GFL Environmental Inc. 2018 2019-01-11 83155 ACCESS CASH HOLDINGS LIMITED From: 73149 ACCESS CASH HOLDINGS LIMITED 2019-01-11 83171 AUTOCHOICE PARTS & PAINTS LIMITED From: 71940 AUTOCHOICE PARTS & PAINTS LIMITED 2019-01-11 83158 MEDLINE CANADA, CORPORATION From: 77615 MEDLINE CANADA, CORPORATION 2019-01-15 83173 President’s Choice Services Inc. Services Le Choix du President Inc. From: 58570 PRESIDENT’S CHOICE SERVICES INC./ SERVICES LE CHOIX DU PRESIDENT INC. 2019-01-17 83180 JANSSEN INC. From: 4784F JANSSEN INC. 2019-01-17 83187 PPI MANAGEMENT INC.

From: 81601 Hollis Insurance Inc. Les Assurances Hollis Inc. 80477 PPI MANAGEMENT INC. 81066 PPI SOLUTIONS INC. 2019-01-18 83195 Bennington Financial Corp. From: 66963 BODKIN CAPITAL CORPORATION 66964 BODKIN LEASING CORPORATION 4068D Equirex Vehicle Leasing

(2004) Inc. 59575 EQUIREX VEHICLE LEASING 2007 INC. 2019-01-18 83191 DNOW CANADA ULC From: 69562 DNOW CANADA ULC 2019-01-18 83194 WOOD GROUP CANADA, INC. From: 77183 WOOD GROUP CANADA, INC. 2019-01-21 83205 FIRST ASSET INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. From: 69281 FIRST ASSET INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE September 27, 2019 344

2019-01-21 83210 GEORGE WESTON LIMITED GEORGE WESTON LIMITÉE From: 2116D GEORGE WESTON LIMITED GEORGE WESTON LIMITEE 2019-01-22 83216 GROUPON CANADA INC. From: 78974 GROUPON CANADA INC. 2019-01-22 83214 HP CANADA CO. HP CANADA CIE From: 75343 HP CANADA CO. HP CANADA CIE 2019-01-23 83222 PFIZER CANADA ULC / PFIZER CANADA SRI From: 63378 PFIZER CANADA ULC / PFIZER CANADA SRI 2019-01-24 83234 A. BEAUMONT TRANSPORT INC. From: 2899D A. BEAUMONT TRANSPORT INC. 2019-01-24 83231 ALUMASAFWAY , INC. From: 72586 ALUMA SYSTEMS INC. 3705D SAFWAY SERVICES CANADA, ULC 2019-01-24 83229 SILVERBERG & ASSOCIATES INC.

From: 62590 SILVERBERG & ASSOCIATES INC. 2019-01-25 83256 BUNZL CANADA INC. From: 72439 BUNZL CANADA INC. 2019-01-25 83242 CONOCOPHILLIPS CANADA RESOURCES CORP. From: 81507 CONOCOPHILLIPS CANADA RESOURCES CORP. 2019-01-25 83255 DENTALCORP HEALTH SERVICES ULC From: 75121 DENTALCORP HEALTH SERVICES ULC 2019-01-25 83268 MD Financial Management Inc. Gestion financière MD inc. From: 83254 MD Financial Management Inc. Gestion financière MD inc. 2019-01-25 83254 MD Financial Management Inc. Gestion financière MD inc. From: 69993 MD Financial Management Inc.

Gestion financière MD inc. 2019-01-25 83257 SEDGWICK CANADA INC. SEDGWICK DU CANADA INC. From: 57219 CUNNINGHAM LINDSEY CANADA CLAIMS SERVICES LTD. 51479 SEDGWICK CMS CANADA INC./ SEDGWICK CMS DU CANADA INC. 2019-01-28 83260 MCKESSON CANADA CORPORATION/LA CORPORATION MCKESSON CANADA From: 66596 ADJUV ANTZ ULC 60074 MCKESSON CANADA CORPORATION/LA CORPORATION MCKESSON CANADA THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE September 27, 2019 345

2019-01-29 83270 MOULURE ALEXANDRIA MOULDING INC. From: 77421 MOULURE ALEXANDRIA MOULDING INC. 2019-01-30 83288 COVIDIEN CANADA ULC From: 68947 COVIDIEN CANADA ULC 2019-01-30 83289 LEGRAND A V CANADA ULC From: 67749 MILESTONE A V TECHNOLOGIES ULC 2019-01-31 83294 ARO INC. From: 71869 ARO INC.

Total Registrations for Amalgamation: 34 ________________________________________ Sep 27 URBAN AND RURAL PLANNING ACT, 2000 NOTICE OF REGISTRATION MUNICIPALITY OF TRINITY BAY NORTH MUNICIPAL PLAN AND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS, 2012- 2022 TAKE NOTICE that the Municipality of Trinity Bay North Municipal Plan and Development Regulations, 2012-2022, have been registered by the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Environment. The Trinity Bay North Municipal Plan and Development Regulations come into effect on the day that this notice is published in The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette.

Anyone who wishes to inspect a copy of these documents may do so at the Town Office, during normal working hours. Sep 27 LANDS ACT Notice of Intent,

Section 7 Lands Act, SNL 1991 c36 as amended NOTICE IS HEREBY given that an application has been made to the Department of Fisheries and Land Resources, Agriculture and Lands Branch, to acquire title, pursuant to

section 7(2)(

d) of the said Act, to that piece of Crown lands situated within 15 metres of the waters of Bay D’Espoir for the purpose of aquaculture inflow wharf. The application may intrude on the 15 metre shoreline of the above mentioned water body(

s) in various locations. For a detailed map, please see the website below: http://www.ma.gov.nl.ca/lands/sec7notifications.html Please note: It may take up to 5 days from the date of application for details to appear on the website.

Any person wishing to object to the application must file the objection in writing with reasons, within 30 days from the publication of the notice on the Department of Fisheries and Land Resources website, Crown Lands, http://www.ma.gov. nl.ca/lands/index.html, to the Minister of Fisheries and Land Resources by mail or email to the nearest Regional Lands Office: • Eastern Regional Lands Office, P .O. Box 8700, Howley Building, Higgins Line, St. John’s, NL, A1B 4J6 Email: easternlandsoffice@gov.nl.ca • Central Regional Lands Office, P .O.

Box 2222, Gander, NL, A1V 2N9 Email: centrallandsoffice@gov.nl.ca • Western Regional Lands Office, P .O. Box 2006, Sir Richard Squires Building, Corner Brook, NL, A2H 6J8 Email: westernregionlands@gov.nl.ca • Labrador Regional Lands Office, P .O.

Box 3014, Station “B”, Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL, A0P 1E0 Email: labradorlandsoffice@gov.nl.ca (DISCLAIMER: The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette publishes a NOTICE OF INTENT as received from the Applicant and takes no responsibility for errors or omissions in the property being more particularly described.) The land is described as follows: Approximate dimentions of the land to the extent of the intrusion on the 15 metre reservation: Frontage (metres): 90 Depth (Metres): 90 and containing an area in square metres of approximately 4817 Please see map included for the general location of the lands subject to the application.

Parcel “1”

Schedule “A1” ALL THAT piece or parcel of land situate and being in the Community of Milltown, in the Provincial Electoral District of Fortune Bay-Cape La Hune, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, bounded and abutted as follows: that is to say beginning at a point, said point having M.T.M. Grid Co-ordinates (C.M. 56°) [NAD 83] of N 5 307 182.785 and E 321 831.588; THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE September 27, 2019 346

THENCE RUNNING conterminous with Low Water Ordinary Spring Tides along The Waters of Bay d’Espoir (App.

No. 143200 Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture) and having a chord of North fifty one degrees forty nine minutes six seconds East (N51°49'06"E), a distance of forty decimal one eight nine ( 40.189) metres to a point; THENCE turning and running South thirty four degrees forty one minutes eighteen seconds East (S34°41'18"E), a distance of nine decimal zero zero zero (9.000) metres by the Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture Title No. 136914 to a capped iron pin; THENCE turning and running South sixty degrees twenty minutes seventeen seconds West (S60°20'l7"W), a distance of thirty nine decimal seven four seven (39.747) metres by the 15m reservation for the Waters of Bay d’ Espoir to a capped iron pin; THENCE turning and running North forty four degrees sixteen minutes fifty five seconds West (N44°16'55"W), a distance of three decimal one one eight (3.118) metres by the Waters of Bay d’Espoir to a capped iron pin at the PLACE OF BEGINNING and containing in all an area of zero decimal zero three four three (0.0343) hectares as more particularly described and delineated on

Schedule “B1” hereto annexed dated March, 2013 hereto annexed. ALL bearings are referred to the meridian of fifty-six degrees west longitude of the Three Degree Modified Transverse Mercator Projection, Zone 2, NAD83 for the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador. TOGETHER WITH Parcel “2”

Schedule “A2” ALL THAT piece or parcel of land situate and being in the Community of Milltown, in the Provincial Electoral District of Fortune Bay-Cape La Hune, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, bounded and abutted as follows: That is to say beginning at a point, said point having M.T.M.

Grid Co-ordinates (C.M. 56°) [NAD 83] of N 5 307 222.604 and E 321 923.844; THENCE RUNNING South five degrees seventeen minutes forty one seconds East (S05°17'41"E), a distance of three decimal four seven eight (3.478) metres by the Waters of Bay d’Espoir to a capped iron pin to a point; THENCE turning and running South seventy eight degrees four minutes eleven seconds West (S78°04"11"W), a distance of three decimal six three one (3.631) metres by Crown land (15m reservation) to a point; THENCE turning and running North nine degrees forty five minutes zero seconds West (N09°45'00"W), a distance of four decimal four zero zero (4.400) metres by the Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture Title No. 136914 to a point; THENCE turning and running conterminous with Low Water Ordinary Spring Tides along The Waters of Bay d’Espoir (App.

No. 143200 Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture) and having a chord of South eighty eight degrees twelve minutes seventeen seconds East (S88° 12'17"E), a distance of three decimal nine eight eight (3. 988) metres to the PLACE OF BEGINNING and containing in all an area of zero decimal zero zero one five (0.0015) hectares as more particularly described and delineated on

Schedule “B2” hereto annexed dated March, 2013 hereto annexed. ALL bearings are referred to the meridian of fifty-six degrees west longitude of the Three Degree Modified Transverse Mercator Projection, Zone 2, NAD83 for the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador. Application No. 143200 D. W. Vallis March, 2013 Parcel “3”

Schedule “A3” ALL THAT piece or parcel of land covered by water situate and being North of Main Road, in Milltown, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, bounded and abutted as follows: that is to say beginning at a point, said point having M.T.M.

Grid Co-ordinates (C.M. 56°) [NAD 83] of N 5 307 182. 785 and E 321 831.588; THENCE RUNNING North forty four degrees sixteen minutes fifty five seconds West (N44°16'55"W), a distance of 74.756 metres by The Waters of Bay d’Espoir to a point; THENCE turning and running North twenty one degrees twenty seven minutes seven seconds East (N21°27'07"E), a distance of 63.310 metres by The Waters of Bay d’Espoir to a point; THENCE turning and running South thirty four degrees forty one minutes eighteen seconds East (S34°41'18"E), a distance of 106.536 metres by the Existing Water Lot [Order in Council No. 159-68] to a point; THENCE turning and running conterminous with Low Water Ordinary Spring Tides by App.

No. 143200 Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture and having a chord of South fifty one degrees forty nine minutes six seconds West (S51°49'06"W), a distance of 40.189 meters to the PLACE OF BEGINNING and containing in all an area of 0.4192 hectares as more particularly described and delineated as Parcel “3” on

Schedule “B3” hereto annexed, dated March, 2013 hereto annexed. ALL bearings are referred to Grid North. TOGETHER WITH THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE September 27, 2019 347

Parcel “4”

Schedule “A4” ALL THAT piece or parcel of land covered by water situate and being North of Main Road, in Milltown, in the Province of Newfoundland, bounded and abutted as follows: that is to say beginning at a point. said point having M.T.M. Grid Co-ordinates (C.M. 56°) [NAD 83) of N 5 307 222.604 and E 321 923.844; THENCE RUNNING conterminous with Low Water Ordinary Spring Tides by App. No. 143200 Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture and having a chord of North eighty eight degrees eleven minutes zero seconds West (N88°11'00"W), a distance of 3.981 metres by App.

No. 143200 Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture to a point; THENCE turning and running North nine degrees forty five minutes fifty four seconds West (N09°45'54"W), a distance of 87.124 metres by the Existing Water Lot [Order in Council No. 159-68] to a point; THENCE turning and running South sixty eight degrees thirty two minutes forty eight seconds East (S68°32'48"E), a distance of 12.028 metres by The Waters of Bay d’Espoir to a point; THENCE turning and running South five degrees seventeen minutes forty one seconds East (S05°17'41"E), a distance of 81.939 metres by The Waters of Bay d’Espoir to the PLACE OF BEGINNING and containing in all an area of 0.0610 hectares as more particularly described and delineated as Parcel “4” on

Schedule “84” hereto annexed, dated March, 2013 hereto annexed. ALL bearings are referred to Grid North. Application No. 143200 D. W. Vallis March, 2013 THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE September 27, 2019 348

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PART II SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION FILED UNDER THE STATUTES AND SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION ACT Vol. 94 ST. JOHN’S, FRIDAY , SEPTEMBER 27, 2019 No. 39 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATIONS NLR 56/19 NLR 57/19 NLR 58/19 NLR 59/19 NLR 60/19 NLR 61/19 NLR 62/19 NLR 63/19 NLR 64/19

333 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATION 56/19 Automobile Insurance Regulations, 2019 under the Automobile Insurance Act (O.C. 2019-213) (Filed September 27, 2019) Under the authority of

section 60 of the Automobile Insurance Act, the Lieutenant -Governor in Council makes the following regulations. Dated at St. John’s,September 27, 2019. Elizabeth Day Clerk of the Executive Council REGULATIONS Analysis 1.

Short title 2.

Definitions 3. Notice of cancellation or expiration 4. Requirements after notice to commence action 5. Persons who can conduct examination 6. Net loss of income 7. Net loss of earning capacity 8. Deductible on non-pecuniary damage 9. Filing of proposed rates 10. Review of proposed rates 11. Expedited review of proposed rates 12. Effective date of rate 13. Publication 14. Insurer to provide information 15. Usage based technology 16. Winter tire rate reduction 17. Repeal 18. Commencement

334 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 Automobile Insurance Regulations, 2019 56/19 1. These regulations may be cited as the Automobile Insurance Regulations, 2019. 2. In these regulations, (a) "Act" means the Automobile Insurance Act; (b) "commercial vehicle" means a vehicle designed or used primarily to transport materials, goods, tools or equipment in connection with an occupation or business; (c) "fleet" means a group of at least 5 automobiles that meet the following criteria: (

i) at least 5 of the automobiles in the group are (

A) commercial vehicles, (

B) public vehicles, or (

C) vehicles used for a business purpose, and (ii) all automobiles in the group are either (

A) under common ownership or management and any automobiles in the group that are subject to a lease agreement for a period in excess of 30 days are leased to the same insured person, or (

B) available for hire through a common on- line enabled system for the prearrangement of transportation and insured under a contract of automobile i nsurance in which the automobile owner or lessee, as the case may be, has coverage as an insured named in the contract; (d) "former regulations" means the Automobile Insurance Regulations; (e) "miscellaneous vehicles" means the following vehicles when used for personal use only: (

i) motorcycles, (ii) all-terrain vehicles,

Short title

Definitions

335 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 Automobile Insurance Regulations, 2019 56/19 (iii) mopeds, (iv) snowmobiles, (

v) trailer homes, (vi) antique cars, and (vii) classic cars; (f) "private passenger automobile" means an automobile used for the purposes listed under the heading "Type of Use - Private Passenger" in the automobile insurance statistical plan prepared under sectio n 82 of the Insurance Companies Act; (g) "public vehicle" means an automobile used primarily to provide transportation ser vices to the public and includes ambulances, daily rental vehicles, funeral hearses, private buses, public buses, school buses and taxis; (h) "usage based technology" means technology that monitors automobile usage and driver behaviour; and (i) "year" means 12 months. 3.

An insurer shall notify the Registrar of Motor Vehicles within 24 hours of the cancellation or expiration of a policy issued by the insurer for private passenger vehicles. 4.

(1) For the purposes of paragraph 25.1(1)(

b) of the Act, a person who intends to commence a n action for loss or damage from bodily injury or death arising from the use or operation of an automobile shall provide the insurer with the following information within 30 days after the notice prescribed in subsection 25.1(1)(

a) of the Act is served: (

a) the name of the person's insurer; and (

b) where the person is making a claim for income loss, evidence of the person's income from all sources for the 52 weeks immediately preceding the accident.

(2) A person referred to in subsection (1) shall provide the insurer with the following information within 30 days after the time period referred to in subsection (3): Notice of cancellation or expiration Requirements after notice to commence action

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a) a copy of every application for acci dent benefits that the person submitted to the person's insurer during the time period prescribed in subsection (3) as a result of the accident; (

b) a copy of every application that the person submitted to another person during the time period prescribed in subsection (3) for benefits that may be available as a result of the accident; (

c) a copy of every medical repor t prepared by every member of a health profession who cared for the person during the time period prescribed in subsection (3) respecting the person's injuries arising from the accident; and (

d) a copy of any clinical notes and records prepared by every member of a health profession who cared for the person during the time period prescribed in subsection (3) respecting the person's injuries arising from the accident.

(3) For the purposes of subsection (2), the time period is the period that begins at the time of the accident and ends on the later of (

a) the day notice is served under paragraph 25.1(1)(

a) of the Act; and (b) 120 days after the accident.

(4) A person referred to in subsection ( 1) may provide written consent to the insurer to obtain a co py of the documents referred to in subsection (2) rather that providing a copy of the documents to the insurer.

(5) An insurer may, where the insurer determines it neces sary, request that the documents provided under subsection (2) be updated and the person referred to in subsection (1) shall provide the updated documents within 60 days of the insurer's request.

(6) A person referred to in subsection (1) is not required to provide the documents referred to in paragraph 2(

c) or (

d) or an update of those documents unless the insurer pays all reasonable expenses incurred in obtaining those documents.

(7) In this section, "i nsurer" means, unless the context indicates otherwise, the insurer of an insured against whom a person referred to in subsection (1) intends to commence an action.

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(8) This

section applies to an action arising from the use or operation of an automobile on or after January 1, 2020. 5. The following persons may conduct an examination under paragraph 25.1(1)(

f) of the Act: (

a) a chiropractor as defined in the Chiropractors Act, 2009; (

b) a practitioner as defined in the Dental Act, 2008; (

c) a denturist as defined in the Denturists Act, 2005; (

d) a registered dietitian as defined in the Dietitians Act; (

e) a dispensing optician as defined in the Dispensing Opticians Act, 2005; (

f) a member of a health profession designated under the Health Professions Act; (

g) a massage therapist as defined in the Massage Therapy Act, 2005; (

h) a medical practitioner as defined in the Medical Act, 2011; (

i) an occupational therapist as defined in the Occupational Therapists Act, 2005; (

j) an optometrist as defined in the Optometry Act, 2012; (

k) a pharmacist as defined in the Pharmacy Act, 2012; (

l) a physiotherapist as defined in the Physiotherapy Act, 2006; (

m) a registered nurse as defined in the Registered Nurses Act, 2008; and (

n) a nurse practitioner as defined in the Registered Nurses Act, 2008. 6. For the purpose of paragraph 26.4(1) (

a) of the Act, net loss of income means total income lost less the following: (

a) the premium otherwise payable on that income under the Employment Insurance Act (Canada); Persons who can conduct examination Net loss of income

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b) the contribution otherwise payable on that income under the Canada Pension Plan (Canada); and (

c) the income tax otherwise payable on that income under the Income Tax Act (Canada) and the Income Tax Act, 2000. 7. For the purpose of paragraph 26.4(1)(

b) of the Act, net loss of earning capacity means to tal loss of earning capacity or loss of future income less the following: (

a) the premium otherwise payable on that income under the Employment Insurance Act (Canada); (

b) the contribution otherwise payable on that income under the Canada Pension Plan (Canada); and (

c) the income tax otherwise payable on that income under the Income Tax Act (Canada) and the Income Tax Act, 2000. 8. For the purpose of

section 39.1 of the Act, the amount by which the damages to which a plaintiff is entitled in relation to each cause of action for non-pecuniary loss or damage shall be reduced is (a) $2,500 in relation to loss or damage sustained on or after August 1, 2004 and before January 1, 2020; and (b) $5,000 in relation to loss or damage sustained on or after January 1, 2020. 9.

(1) An insurer shall file the rates it proposes to charge for automobile insurance with the board as follows: (

a) for rates relating to private passenger automobile insu rance, within 3 years of the date it last filed rates relating to pr ivate passenger automobile insurance under the former regulations and at least every 3 years thereafter; (

b) for rates relating to commercial vehicle insurance, within 3 years of the date it last f iled rates relating to commercial vehicle insurance under the former regulations and at least every 3 years thereafter; (

c) for rates relating to miscellaneous vehicle insurance, within the time periods set by the board; and Net loss of earning capacity Deductible on non- pecuniary damage Filing of proposed rates

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d) for rates relating to automobile insurance not r eferred to in paragraphs (

a) to (c), within 3 years of the date it last filed rates relating to that type of automobile in surance under the former regulations and at least every 3 years thereafter.

(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), where an insurer has not filed rates under the former regulations in the 3 year period before the coming into force of these regulations, the board shall set the time period in which the insurer is required to files its rates under this

section and the in surer shall file its rates within that time period and at least every 3 years thereafter.

(3) The board shall not require an insurer to file rates under subsection (2) within 6 months of the coming into force of these regulations.

(4) The board may ext end the time period for filing its rates under subsection (1) or (2), where (

a) the insurer requests an extension; and (

b) the board is satisfied that (

i) the insurer is not able to file its rates in the required time period due to exceptional circumstances; and (ii) extending the time period is not contrary to public interest.

(5) The board may determine (

a) the form and manner in which rates are r equired to be filed; and (

b) the information and documentation that an insurer is required to include with its rates.

(6) Notwithstanding subsection (1), an insurer is not required to file with the board the rates it proposes to charge for automobile insurance relating to a fleet. 10.

(1) The board shall consider the followi ng factors when determining whether to approve, prohibit or vary rates filed in accordance with

section 9: (

a) the insurer's projected loss experience; Review of proposed rates

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b) the insurer's expenses and investment income for its automobile insurance business for the province; and (

c) financial and other information that directly or indirectly affects the insurer's proposed rates.

(2) The board shall in its determination under subsection (1) ensure that the projected loss experience takes into ac count the insurer's loss ex perience in the province where that experience is relevant, adequate or otherwise reasonable for use in establishing rates.

(3) Where the board determines that an insurer's loss exper ience in the province is not relevant, is inadequate or is otherwise unreasonable for use in establishing rates, the board shall determine the information upon which an insurer shall file its rates with the board.

(4) The board shall prohibit rates filed in accordance with

section 9 where the board determines that the proposed rates (

a) are not just and reasonable in the circumstances; (

b) would impair the solvency of the insurer; (

c) are excessive in relation to the financial circumstances of the insurer; or (

d) violate the Act, the Insurance Companies Act , these regulations or regulations under the Insurance Companies Act.

(5) The board shall approve, prohibit or vary rates filed u nder

section 9 within 90 days from the date the board received the filing.

(6) The board may extend the time period referred to in subsection (5) to a maximum of 90 days.

(7) Where the board approves or varies a rate filed under

section 9, the board may impose terms and conditions on the approval or variation. 11.

(1) An insurer may file the rates it p roposes to charge for automobile insurance under this

section where (

a) no more than 3 years have passed since the insurer last filed its rates under the former regulations or

section 9; and Expedited review of proposed rates

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b) the rate change does not result in an overall rate increase that (

i) exceeds 3.0% in one year; or (ii) cumulatively exceeds 6.0% in 3 years.

(2) The board shall approve, prohibit or vary rates filed under this

section within 30 days from the date the board receives the filing.

(3) The board may determine (

a) the form and manner in which the rates are re quired to be filed; and (

b) the information and documentation that an insurer is required to include with its rates.

(4) The board shall prohibit rates filed under this se ction where the board determines that the rates (

a) are not just and reasonable in the circumstances; (

b) would impair the solvency of the insurer; (

c) are excessive in relation to the financial circumstances of the insurer; or (

d) violate the Act, the Insurance Companies Act , thes e regulations or regulations under the Insurance Companies Act.

(5) Where the board approves or varies a rate filed under this section, the board may impose terms and conditions on the approval or variation.

(6) The filing of rates under this

section does not effect the requirement to file rates under

section 9 in the time period prescribed in that section. 12. A rate approved by the board comes into effect on the date set by the board. 13. The board shall publish the following info rmation within 30 days of approving, prohibiting or varying rates: (

a) name of the insurer; Effective date of rate Publication

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b) effective date of any changes to the rates; (

c) average rate level change requested and approved; (

d) the amount of the change per coverage type; (

e) the type of automobile insurance as determined by the statistical plan prepared under

section 82 of the Insurance Companies Act; (

f) the current average premium of the rate for the applicable vehicle class as determined by the statistical plan p repared under

section 82 of the Insurance Companies Act; (

g) where relevant, the premiums for each risk profile as provided to the board; (

h) whether a maximum rate change has applied to the rate; and (

i) other information the board determines necessary. 14.

(1) For the purposes of paragraph 60(1)(d.3) of the Act, an insurer shall disclose to a person who is or alleges entitle ment to recover from an insured covered by a motor vehicle liabi lity policy or under a contract of automobile insurance the following: (

a) that under the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (Canada) an insurance company (

i) is permitted to conduct surveillance of a claimant without the claimant’s consent or knowledge, (ii) does not have to disclose to a claimant that the clai mant is or has been under surveillance, and (iii) is required to destroy personal information collected about a claimant through surveillance after it has fulfilled its usefulness; (

b) that it is an offence under the Criminal Code to make a false claim; (

c) that a person found guilty of making a false claim may be subject to a fine or imprisonment for a period of time, or to both a fine and imprisonment; Insurer to provide information

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d) that a false claim includes infla ting the true value of a claim or claiming for things that were not damaged in an accident; (

e) that where the claimant is making a claim against another driver who allegedly caused the accident, that driver’s insurance company is obligated to (

i) settle the claim as quickly as possible, (ii) make interim payments to the claimant pending the final settlement of the claim once the insurance company has determined that its insured is at-fault for the accident, (iii) pay the claimant th e amount of the final claim settlement in a series of payments over a stated period of time instead of in one lump where the accident caused the claimant bodily injury and the claimant requests settlement in periodic payments, (iv) advise its insured that a claim has been made against the insured, and (

v) advise its insured of the total amount paid to the claimant once the claim is settled; (

f) that where the claimant was not wear ing a seat belt at the time of the accident and by law was required to wear one, the claim will be reduced by 25% unless the claimant can prove that the claimant's injuries would be the same had the claimant been wearing a seat belt; (

g) that a claim for loss of income or loss of ability to earn income will be reduced by Employm ent Insurance premiums, Ca nada Pension Plan contributions and income tax that would otherwise be payable if the claimant received the income from employment; and (

h) that a claim for non-pecuniary loss or damage will have a (i) $2,500 deductible applied to it where the loss or damage was sustained on or after August 1, 2004 and before January 1, 2020, or (ii) $5,000 deductible applied to it where the loss or damage was sustained on or after January 1, 2020.

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(2) An insurer shall make reasonable effort s to ensure that confirmation of receipt of this disclosure is received back from the claimant and maintained on its files. (3) Subsections (1) and (2) do not apply to an insurer where a claim is made against the insurer for glass breakage under the comprehensive coverage of

Section C of the Automobile Insurance Policy.

(4) For the purpose of paragraph 60(1)(d.4) of the Act the disclosure required under subsection (1) (

a) shall be in the form approved by the Superintendent of Insurance; (

b) shall be mad e immediately upon the insurance company or its adjuster, represen tative, agent or broker becoming aware of the claimant’s name and contact information; and (

c) shall include a requirement that the claimant confirm receipt of the disclosure to the insurance company, but, where the claimant refuses to or does not confirm receipt it shall not constitute an offence or affect the claim.

(5) Notwithstanding subsection (4), disclosure may be made by electronic means provided the i nsurance company receives electronic confirmation of deli very of the disclosure from the claimant and that both the disclosure and confirmation are maintained in a system where it is retrievable. 15.

(1) Usage based technology may be used solely to (

a) reduce the rate for automobile insurance; (

b) review rating criteria; and (

c) manage claims.

(2) Usage based technology may only be used by an insurer with the written consent of the insured person and the insured person may withdraw consent at any time by pr oviding written notice to the insurer.

(3) Usage based technology shall not be used to (

a) decline to provide automobile insurance; Usage based technology

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b) cancel automobile insurance; (

c) refuse to renew automobile insurance; or (

d) determine a surcharge to be applied to a rate for automobile insurance.

(4) Before providing an insured person with usage based technology the insurer shall provide the following information to the insured person: (

a) the personal information and other information that will be collected by the usage based technology; (

b) the persons who would use or have access to the personal information and other information collected by the usage based technology; (

c) the purposes for which the personal information and other information will be used; (

d) the circumstances under which the personal information and other information will or could be disclosed to other persons; (

e) how the usage based technology could be used to set rate reductions, review rating criteria and manage claims; (

f) how the rate reductions will be calculated; (

g) the period of ti me being measured to calculate the rate reduction; and (

h) the maximum or minimum amount of the rate reduction.

(5) Any personal information collected by usage based technology shall not be disclosed to any other person except (

a) as necessary for the purposes for which it was collected and as expressly consented to by the insured person; (

b) for the purposes of complying with a subpoena, warrant or order issued or made by a court, person or body with jurisdiction to compel the production of information; or (

c) as required by law.

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(6) Where an insurer uses usage based technology to manage claims, the insurer may only use the information obtained from the usage based technology to manage a claim relating to (

a) the person who provided consent under subsection (2); or (

b) another person who consents to the use of the usage based technology for the management of that person's claim.

(7) An insurer shall take steps that are reasonable in the circumstances to ensure that personal information in its cu stody or control is (

a) protected against theft, loss and unauthorized colle ction, access, use or disclosure; (

b) protected against unauthorized copying or modification; and (

c) retained, transferred and disposed of in a secure manner.

(8) For the purposes of paragr aph (7 )(c), "disposed of in a secure manner" in relation to the disposition of personal information does not include the destruction of the personal information unless the personal information is destroyed in a manner that the reconstruction of the record is not reasonably foreseeable in the circumstances.

(9) Before an insurer makes any changes to the types of personal information or other information being collected or how the personal information or other information is collected, used or disclosed, the insurer shall notify the insured pe rson and obtain written consent to the changes. 16.

(1) An insurer shall offer a reduction in the rate of insurance fo r an automobile that is insured as a pr ivate passenger automobile and equipped with winter tires. (2) Subsection (1) applies to an insurance contract issued or renewed on or after January 1, 2020. 17. The Automobile Insurance Regulations , Newfou ndland and Labrador Regulation 81/04, are repealed. 18. These regulations come into force on January 1, 2020. ©Queen's Printer Winter tire rate reduction Repeal Commencement

347 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATION 57/19 Fault Determination Regulations under the Automobile Insurance Act (O.C. 2019-214) (Filed September 27, 2019) Under the authority of

section 60 of the Automobile Insurance Act, the Lieutenant -Governor in Council makes the following regulations. Dated at St. John’s,September 27, 2019. Elizabeth Day Clerk of the Executive Council REGULATIONS Analysis 1.

Short title 2.

Interpretation 3. Application 4. Determination of degree of fault 5. Factors not included in determination of fault 6. More than one provision of regulations apply 7. Ordinary rules of law 8. Automobiles travelling in the same direction and lane 9. Automobile entering road from parking place, private road or driveway 10. Automobile entering controlled access highway 11. Chain reactions 12. Automobiles travelling in the same direction in adjacent lane 13. Pile-ups 14. Automobiles travelling in opposite directions

348 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 Fault Determination Regulations 57/19 15. Automobiles at intersection without traffic signals or signs 16. Automobiles at intersection with traffic signs 17. Automobiles at intersection with traffic signals 18. Automobiles in parking lots 19. Automobiles that are parked 20. Driver fails to obey specified sign or direction 21. Backing up, making U-turn or opening door 22. Driver charged with a driving offence 23. Voluntary payment 24. Commencement 1. These regulations may be cited as the Fault Determination Regulations. 2.

(1) In these regulations, (a) "Act" means the Automobile Insurance Act; (b) "centre line" means one or more of the following: (

i) a single or double, solid or broken line mark ed in the middle of the roadway, (ii) for a roadway without a line marked in the middle (

A) where the roadw ay is unobstructed, the middle of the roadway measured from the curbs or in the absence of curbs, from the edges of the roadway, or (

B) where a portion of the roadway is obstructed by parked automobiles, snowbanks or other objects blocking traffic along t he edge or edges of the roadway and two-way traffic past the obstru ction is possible without difficult y, the middle of the unobstructed portion of the roadway, or (iii) for a roadway with more lanes available for traffic in one direction than the other d irection, the line dividing the lanes for traffic in different directions; (c) "chain reaction" means a series of successive impacts among 3 or more automobiles travelling in the same direction one behind the other in the same lane; (d) "collision" means

Short title

Interpretation

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i) impact between 2 or more automobiles or parts of automobiles being detached without the involvement of the insured, or (ii) impact between an automobile and the load of another automobile; (e) "controlled access highway" means controlled access highway as defined in the Highway Traffic Act; (f) "damage" includes one or more of the following: (

i) damage caused to an insured automobile, (ii) loss of use of an insured automobile, and (iii) loss or damage to property owned by an insured while being transported in an insured automobile; (g) "feeder lane" means a road in a parking lot other than a thoroughfare; (h) "highway" means highway as defined in the Highway Traffic Act; (i) "intersection" means the area enclosed within the lateral boundary lines of 2 or more roadways, or 2 or more lanes in a parking lot, that join one another at an angle, and lines drawn at right angles across each of the roadways, or lanes in the parking lot, from the points where the lateral boundary lines intersect; (j) "pile-up" means an incident invol ving a series of impacts among 3 or more automobiles travelling in the same direction and in adjacent lanes; (k) "private road or driveway" means a road or driveway not open to the use of the public for purposes of vehicul ar traffic; (l) "roadway" means that portion of a highway ordinarily used for vehicular travel, exclusive of the shoulder unless the shoulder is paved;

350 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 Fault Determination Regulations 57/19 (m) "thoroughfare" means a main road for passage into, through or out of a parking lot; (n) "traffic control signal" means a manually, electrically or mechanically operated device by which traffic is alternately directed to stop and to proceed; and (o) "traffic sign" includes all traffic control signals, warning sign-posts, signs, lines, marks or othe r devices for the guidance of persons using highways.

(2) References in these regulation s to "automobile A", "automobile B" and "automobile C" are for ease of reference to the automobiles that may be involved in an incident and have no meaning other than as labels applied to distinguish between the automobiles.

(3) The diagrams in these regulations are merely illustrative of the situations described. 3.

(1) These regulations apply only for the purposes of determining fault under

section 32.1 of the Act.

(2) These regulations apply to all automobiles.

(3) Notwithstanding subsection ( 2), these regulations do not apply to an automobile exempted from registration under the Highway Traffic Act, unless the automobile is insured by a motor vehicle liability policy. 4. An insurer shall determine the degree of fault of an insured for loss or damage arising d irectly or indirectly from the use or operation of an automobile in accordance with these regulations. 5. The degree to which an insured is at fault in an incident shall be determined without reference to (

a) the circumstances in which the incident occurs, including weather conditions, visibility or the actions of pedestrians; or (

b) where the point of contact between the insured's automobile and any other automobile involved in the incident is located on the insured's automobile. Application Determination of degree of fault Factors not included in determination of fault

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(1) Where more than one provision o f these regulations applies to an insured, the provision that attributes the least degree of fault to the insured is the provision that applies.

(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), where 2 provisions of these regulations apply to an incident involving 2 a utomobiles and an insured would be 100% at fault under one provision and not at fault under the other provision, the insured is 50% at fault for the incident. 7.

(1) Where an incident is not described in these regulations, the degree to which an insured is at fault shall be determined in accordance with the ordinary rules of law.

(2) Where there is insufficient information regarding an incident to determine the degree to which an insured is at fault, the degree of fault shall be dete rmined in accordance with the ordinary rules of law unless these regulations require otherwise. 8.

(1) This

section applies to an incident in which automobile A is struck from the rear by automobile B and both automobiles are travelling in the same direction and in the same lane.

(2) Where automobile A is stopped or is in forward motion when the incident occurs (

a) the driver of automobile A is not at fault for the incident; and (

b) the driver of automobile B is 100% at fault for the incident. Diagram 8.2 More than one provision of regulations apply Ordinary rules of law Automobiles travelling in the same direction and lane

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(3) Where the incident occurs when automobile A is turning, either to the right or to the left, in order to enter a side road, pr ivate road or driveway (

a) the driver of automobile A is not at fault for the incident; and (

b) the driver of automobile B is 100% at fault for the incident. Diagram 8.3

(4) Where the incident occurs when automobile A is in forward motion and is entering a parking place on either the right or the left side of the road (

a) the driver of automobile A is not at fault for the incident; and (

b) the driver of automobile B is 100% at fault for the incident. Diagram 8.4

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(1) This

section applie s when automobile A collides with automobile B while automobile B is entering a road from a parking place, private road or driveway.

(2) Where the incident occurs when automobile B is leaving the parking place and automobile A is passing the parking place (

a) the driver of automobile A is not at fault for the incident; and (

b) the driver of automobile B is 100% at fault for the incident. Diagram 9.2

(3) Where the incident occurs when automobile B is entering a road from a private road or a driveway and automobile A is passing the private road or driveway, and there are no traffic signs (

a) the driver of automobile A is not at fault for the incident; and (

b) the driver of automobile B is 100% at fault for the incident. Automobile entering road from parking place, private road or driveway

354 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 Fault Determination Regulations 57/19 Diagram 9.3 10. Where automobile A collides with automobile B on a controlled access highway while automobile B is entering the highway from an entrance lane (

a) the driver of automobile A is not at fault for the incident; and (

b) the driver of automobile B is 100% at fault for the incident. Automobile entering controlled access highway

355 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 Fault Determination Regulations 57/19 Diagram 10.1 11.

(1) This

section applies to chain reactions.

(2) The degree of fault for each collision between 2 automobiles involved in a chain reaction is determined with out reference to any related collisions involving either of the automobiles and another automobile.

(3) Where all automobiles involved in a chain reaction are in motion and automobile A is the leading automobile, automobile B is the second automobile and automobile C is the third automobile (

a) in the collision between automobiles A and B (

i) the driver of automobile A is not at fault for the incident, and (ii) the driver of automobile B is 50% at fault for the incident; and (

b) in the collision between automobiles B and C, (

i) the driver of automobiles B is not at fault for the incident; and Chain reactions

356 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 Fault Determination Regulations 57/19 (ii) the driver of automobile C is 100% at fault for the incident. Diagram 11.3

(4) Where only automobile C in a chain reaction is in motion when the incident occurs (

a) in the collision between automobiles A and B , neither driver is at fault for the incident; and (

b) in the collision between automobiles B and C, (

i) the driver of automobile B is not at fault for the incident, and (ii) the driver of automobile C is 100% at fault for the incident. Diagram 11.4

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(1) This

section applies to an incident in which automobile A collides with automobile B and both automobiles are travelling in the same direction and in adjacent lanes.

(2) Where neither automobile A nor automobile B changes lanes, and both automobiles are on or over the centre line when the incident occurs, the driver of each automobile is 50% at fault for the incident. Diagram 12.2

(3) Where the location on the road of automobiles A and B when the incident occurs cannot be determined, the driver of each automobile is 50% at fault for the incident. Diagram 12.3 Automobiles travelling in the same direction in adjacent lane

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(4) Where the incident occurs when automobile B is chang ing lanes (

a) the driver of automobile A is not at fault for the incident; and (

b) the driver or automobile B is 100% at fault for the incident. Diagram 12.4

(5) Where the incident occurs when automobile A is turning left at an intersection and automobile B is overtaking automobile A to pass it (

a) the driver of automobile A is not at fault for the incident; and (

b) the driver of automobile B is 100% at fault for the incident.

359 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 Fault Determination Regulations 57/19 Diagram 12.5

(6) Where the incident occurs when automobile A is tur ning left at a private road or a driveway and automobile B is overtaking automobile A to pass it (

a) the driver of automobile A is 75% at fault for the inc ident; and (

b) the driver of automobile B is 25% at fault for the incident. Diagram 12.6

(7) Where the incident occurs when automobile A is turning left at a private road or a driveway and automobile B is passing one or more automobiles stopped behind automobile A

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a) the driver of automobile A is not at fault for the incident; and (

b) the driver of automobile B is 100% at fault for the incident. Diagram 12.7 13.

(1) This

section applies to pile-ups.

(2) For each collision between 2 automobiles involved in a pile - up, the driver of each automobile is 50% at fault for the incident. Diagram 13.2 14.

(1) This

section applies to an incident in which automobile A collides with automobile B and the automobiles are travelling in opposite directions and in adjacent lanes. Pile-ups Automobiles travelling in opposite directions

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(2) Where neither automobile A nor automobile B changes lanes and both automobiles are on or over the centre line when the incident occurs, the driver of each automobile is 50% at fault for the incident. Diagram 14.2

(3) Where the location on the road of automobiles A an d B when the incident occurs cannot be determined, the dri ver of each automobile is 50% at fault for the incident. Diagram 14.3

(4) Where only automobile B is over the centre line of the road when the incident occurs

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a) the driver of automobile A is not at fault for the incident; and (

b) the driver of automobile B is 100% at fault for the incident. Diagram 14.4

(5) Where the incident occurs when automobile B turns left into the path of automobile A (

a) the driver of automobile A is not at fault for the incident; and (

b) the driver of automobile B is 100% at fault for the incident.

363 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 Fault Determination Regulations 57/19 Diagram 14.5

(6) Where automobile B is leaving a parking place or entering the road from a private road or driveway and automobile A is overtaking to pass another automobile when the incident occurs (

a) the driver of automobile A is not at fault for the incident; and (

b) the driver of automobile B is 100% at fault for the incident. Diagram 14.6

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(1) This

section applies to an incident in which automobile A collides with automobile B at an intersection that does not have traffic signs.

(2) Where automobile A enters the intersection before automobile B (

a) the driver of automobile A is not at fault for the incident; and (

b) the driver of automobile B is 100% at fault for the incident.

(3) Where automobiles A and B enter the intersection at the same time and automobile A is on the right of automobile B in the intersection (

a) the driver of automobile A is not at fault for the incident; and (

b) the driver of automobile B is 100% at fault for the incident.

(4) Where it cannot be determined whether automobile A or B entered the intersection first, the driver or each automobile is 50% at fault for the incident. 16.

(1) This

section applies to an incident in which automobile A collides with automobile B at an intersection with traffic signs.

(2) Where the incident occurs when the driver of automobile B fails to obey a stop sign, yield sign or a similar sign or flares or other signals on the ground (

a) the driver of automobile A is not at fault for the incident; and (

b) the driver of automobile B is 100% at fault for the incident.

(3) Where the driver of each automobile fails to obey a stop sign, the driver of each automobile is 50% at fault for the incident.

(4) Where it cannot be determined who failed to obey a stop sign, the driver of each automobile is 50% at fault for the incident. Automobiles at intersection without traffic signs Automobiles at intersection with traffic signs

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(5) Where automobile A arrives at an all -way stop intersection first and stops (

a) the driver of automobile A is not at fault for the incident; and (

b) the driver of automobile B is 100% at fault for the incident.

(6) Where both automobiles arrive at an all -way stop intersection at the same time and stop, with automobile A to the right of automobile B (

a) the driver of automobile A is not at fault for the incident; and (

b) the driver of automobile B is 100% at fault for the incident.

(7) Where it cannot be determined who arrived at an all -way stop intersection first, the dr iver of each automobile is 50% at fault for the incident. 17.

(1) This

section applies to an incident in which automobile A collides with automobile B at an intersection with traffic control signals.

(2) Where the driver of automobile B fails to obey a traffic control signal (

a) the driver of automobile A is not at fault for the incident; and (

b) the driver of automobile B is 100% at fault for the incident.

(3) Where it cannot be determined whether the driver of either automobile failed to obey a traffic control signal, the driver of each automobile is 50% at fault for the incident.

(4) Where the traffic control signals at an intersection are inoperative, the degree to which each of the drivers is at fault is determined in a ccordance with these regulations as if the intersection were an all-way stop intersection. Automobiles at intersection with traffic signals

366 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 Fault Determination Regulations 57/19 18.

(1) This

section applies to an incident in which aut omobile A collides with automobile B in a parking lot.

(2) The degree to which a driver is at fault in an incident that occurs on a thoroughfare is determined in accordance with these regulations as if the thoroughfare were a roadway.

(3) Where the incid ent occurs when automobile A is leaving a feeder lane and fails to yield the right of way to automobile B on a thoroughfare (

a) the driver of automobile A is 100% at fault for the incident; and (

b) the driver of automobile B is not at fault for the incident.

(4) Where the incident occurs when automobile A is leaving a parking space and fails to yield the right of way to automobile B on a feeder lane or a thoroughfare (

a) the driver of automobile A is 100% at fault for the inc ident; and (

b) the driver of automobile B is not at fault for the incident. 19.

(1) Where automobile A is parked when automobile B collides with it (

a) the driver of automobile A is not at fault for the incident; and (

b) the driver of automobile B is 100% at fault for the incident.

(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), where automobile A is illegally parked, stopped or standing when automobile B collides with it and the incident occurs outside a city, town or rural community (

a) the driver of automo bile A is 100% at fault for the inc ident; and (

b) the driver of automobile B is not at fault for the incident. Automobiles in parking lots Automobiles that are parked

367 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 Fault Determination Regulations 57/19 20. The driver of automobile A is 100% at fault and the driver of automobile B is not at fault for an incident in which automobile A collides with automobile B when the driver of automobile A fails to obey one or more of the following: (

a) a peace officer's direction; (

b) a do not enter sign; (

c) a prohibited passing sign; or (

d) a prohibited turn sign. 21. The driver of automobile A is 100% at fault and the driver of automobile B is not at fault for an incident that occurs when (

a) automobile A is backing up; (

b) automobile A is making a U-turn; or (

c) the driver of or a passenger in automobile A opens the automobile door or leaves the door open. 22.

(1) The degree to which an insured is at fault in an incident is determined in accordance with the ordinary r ules of law and not in accordance with these regulations where (

a) the driver of automobile A involved in the incident is charged with a driving offence; and (

b) the driver of automobile B is wholly or partly a t fault, as otherwise determined under these regulations, for the incident.

(2) For the purposes of these regulations, where one or more of the following occurs as a result of an incident it constitutes a driving offence: (

a) a driver is charged with operating an automobile while the driver's a bility to operate the automobile was impaired by alcohol or a drug or by a combination of alcohol and a drug; Driver fails to obey specified sign or direction Backing up, making U-turn or opening door Driver charged with a driving offence

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b) a driver is charged with driving while the driver's blood level or blood drug concentration level exceeded the limits permitted by law; (

c) a driver is charged with an indictable offence related to the operation of an automobile; (

d) a driver is asked to provide a breath sample or a sample of a bodily substance and the driver is charged with failing or refusing to provide the sample; (

e) a driver is charged with exceeding the speed limit by 31 or more kilometres per hour; or (

f) a driver is given a demand to perform physical coordination tests or submit to an evaluation and the driver is charged with failing or refusing to comply with the demand. 23. For the purposes of paragraph 32.1(6)(

c) of the Act, acce ptance of a voluntary payment by the insurer of a person who is not at fault from a person who is at fault in the amount the insurer paid as indemnity in respect of its insured is not subrogation against the person who made the payment. 24. These regulations come into force on January 1, 2020. ©Queen's Printer Voluntary payment Commencement

369 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATION 58/19 City of Mount Pearl Violation Notice Regulations (Amendment) under the City of Mount Pearl Act and the Urban and Rural Planning Act, 2000 (Filed September 27, 2019) Under the authority of

section 280.3 of th e City of Mount Pearl Act and

section 39.3 of the Urban and Rural Planning Act, 2000, I make the following regulations. Dated at St. John’s, September 16, 2019. Derrick Bragg Minister of Municipal Affairs and Environment REGULATIONS Analysis 1. S.3 Amdt. Violation notices 1. Paragraph 3(

a) of the City of Mount Pearl Violation Notice Regulations is repealed and the following substituted: (

a) City of Mount Pearl Animal Control Regulations, 2019; ©Queen's Printer NLR 79/07 as amended

371 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATION 59/19 Automobile Insurance Prohibited Underwriting Regulations (Amendment) under the Insurance Companies Act (O.C. 2019-212) (Filed September 27, 2019) Under the authority of

section 107 of the Insurance Companies Act, the Lieutenant -Governor in Council makes the following regulations. Dated at St. John’s, September 27, 2019. Elizabeth Day Clerk of the Executive Council REGULATIONS Analysis 1. S.3 Amdt. Prohibition – Refusal to provide insurance 2. Commencement

Section 3 of the Automobile Insurance Prohibited Underwriting Regulations is amended by adding immediately after subsection (2) the following:

(3) Where an insured, the applicant or another person who is or would be an insured und er the contract had an accident in the past for NLR 80/04 as amended

372 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 Automobile Insurance Prohibited Underwriting Regulations (Amendment) 59/19 which he or she was at fault and who, within one year of being notified of the accident by his or her insure r, made a voluntary payment to the insurer of the person who is not at fault, the accident is consid ered to be an accident for which the i nsured, applicant or other person was not at fault for the purposes of subparagraph (1)(a)(i). 2. These regulations come into force on January 1, 2020. ©Queen's Printer Commencement

373 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATION 60/19 Local Service District of Burnt Point-Gull Island-Northern Bay Disestablishment Order under the Municipalities Act, 1999 (Filed September 27, 2019) Under the authority of

section 387 of the Municipalities Act, 1999, I make the following Order. Dated at St. John’s,September 24, 2019. Derrick Bragg Minister of Municipal Affairs and Environment ORDER Analysis 1.

Short title 2. Local service district dises- tablished 3. Repeal 4. Commencement 1. This Order may be cited as the Local Service District of Burnt Point-Gull Island-Northern Bay Disestablishment Order. 2. The Local Service District of Burnt Point -Gull Island-Northern Bay in the Provincial Electoral District of Carbonear -Trinity-Bay de Verde is disestablished.

Short title Local service dis- trict disestablished

374 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 Local Service District of Burnt Point-Gull Island- Northern Bay Disestablishment Order 60/19 3. The Local Service District of Burnt Point -Gull Island - Northern Bay , Newfoundland and Labra dor Regulation 133/03, is repealed. 4. This Order comes into force on October 15, 2019. ©Queen's Printer Repeal Commencement

375 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATION 61/19 Appleton Municipal Planning Area under the Urban and Rural Planning Act, 2000 (Filed September 27, 2019) Under the authority of

section 11 of the Urban and Rural Plan- ning Act, 2000, I define the following area as the Appleton Municipal Planning Area. Dated at St. John’s,September 16, 2019.

Derrick Bragg Minister of Municipal Affairs and Environment PLANNING AREA Beginning at a point on the centre line of the east abutment of the Trans-Canada Highway bridge sp anning the Gander River b etween Glenwood and Appleton; Thence running in a general northerly direction along the east shoreline of the Gander River to a point having coordinates east 387,891 metres and north 5,429,975 metres, more or less; Thence heading i n a southeasterly direction to a point having coordi- nates east 389,335 metres and north 5,429,798 metres, more or less; Thence heading in a southwesterly direction to a point having coordi- nates east 389,299 metres and north 5,429,458 metres, more or less;

376 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 Appleton Municipal Planning Area 61/19 Thence heading in a southeasterly direction to a point having coordi- nates east 389,935 metres and north 5,428,389 metres, more or less; Thence heading south to a point on the shoreline of an unnamed pond; Thence running southeast along the shoreline to a p oint having coord i- nates east 389,649 metres and north 5,427,703 metres, more or less; Thence heading west to a point having coordinates east 389,295 metres and north 5,427,703 metres, more or less; Thence heading in a northwest direction to a point having coordinates east 389,243 metres and north 5,427,757 metres, more or less; Thence heading in a southwest direction to a point having coordinates east 389,111 metres and north 5,427,669 metres, more or less; Thence heading in a southwesterly direction to a p oint on the centre line of the Trans -Canada Highway having coordinates east 389,094 metres and north 5,427,502 metres, more or less; Thence running along the centre line of the Trans -Canada Highway a distance of 2.4 km to a point having coordinates east 390,364 metres and north 5,425,837 metres, more or less; Thence heading in a southwesterly direction to a point having coordi- nates east 389,888 metres and north 5,425,013 metres, more or less; Thence heading in a southeasterly direction to a point having coo rdi- nates east 390,259 metres and north 5,424,807 metres, more or less; Thence heading in a southwesterly direction to a point having coordi- nates east 389,950 metres and north 5,424,512 metres, more or less; Thence heading in a northwest direction to a poin t on the northern bank of an unknown river having coordinates east 388,616 metres and north 5,424,804 metres, more or less;; Thence running in a general westerly direction along the northern bank of the river to the eastern shoreline of The Outflow - Gander River;

377 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 Appleton Municipal Planning Area 61/19 Thence running in a general northerly direction along the sinuosities of the eastern shoreline of The Outflow - Gander River to the point of beginning. The above described piece or parcel of land containing approximately 931 hectares, more or less. All coordinates being scaled from 30cm O rthorectified Imagery and being referenced to the North American Datum 1983 (NAD83) using the Modified Transverse Mercator (MTM) Zone 2 Projection. ©Queen's Printer

379 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATION 62/19 Bryant's Cove Municipal Planning Area under the Urban and Rural Planning Act, 2000 (Filed September 27, 2019) Under the authority of

section 11 of the Urban and Rural Planning Act, 2000, I define the following area as the Bryant's Cove Municipal Planning Area. Dated at St. John’s,September 16, 2019.

Derrick Bragg Minister of Municipal Affairs and Environment PLANNING AREA Beginning at a point on the eastern shoreline of Green Head having coordinates north 5,2 80,325 metres and east 290,488 metres, more or less; Thence heading in a northwesterly direction to a spot elevation of 62 metres, having coordinates north 5,280,416 metres and east 290,322 metres, more or less; Thence heading in a northwesterly direction to a point on the centre line of Bryant's Cove Road having coordinates north 5,280,655 metres and east 289,923 metres, more or less;

380 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 Bryant's Cove Municipal Planning Area 62/19 Thence heading in a northwesterly direction to the north east outlet of Bryant's Cove Pond having coordinates north 5,280,825 metres and east 289,106 metres, more or less; Thence heading in a northwesterly direction to horizontal control monument No. 93170 having coordinates north 5,281,465 metres and east 288,588 metres, more or less; Thence heading in a northwesterly directi on to the centre line of an abandoned road known traditionally as “Long Run Path” having coordinates north 5,281,540 metres and east 288, 527 metres , more or less; Thence running in a generally northe asterly direction along the centre line of Long Run Path to the northeastern extremity of Feather Point; Thence running in a general southwesterly direction along the sinuosities of the shorelines high -water mark to where the outflow of Hunts Gully empties into Bryant's Cove; Thence running in a general easterly direction along sinuosities of the shoreline to the eastern extremity of Spare Point; Thence running in a southwesterly direction along sinuosities of the shoreline passing Hawks Nest, and Deep Water Point to the point of beginning.

All coordinates being scaled from 50cm Orthorectified Imagery and being referenced to the North American Datum of 1983 (NAD83) and Modified Transverse Mercator Zone 1 Projection. ©Queen's Printer

381 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATION 63/19 St. Joseph's Municipal Planning Area under the Urban and Rural Planning Act, 2000 (Filed September 27, 2019) Under the authority of

section 11 of the Urban and Rural Planning Act, 2000, I define the following area as the St. Joseph's Municipal Planning Area. Dated at St. John’s,September 16, 2019.

Derrick Bragg Minister of Municipal Affairs and Environment PLANNING AREA Beginning at a point on the centre line of Route 90 that intersect s with Six Mile River having coordinates east 269, 790.491 metres and north 5,213,586.582 metres, more or less; Then heading in a north westerly direction to a point on the center line of R oute 9 4 having coordinates east 262, 594.993 metres and north 5,216,493.752 metres, more or less; Then heading west to a point on the southern shoreline of the Salmonier Arm having coordinates east 260, 216.480 metres and north 5,216,493.752 metres, more or less; Then running in a generally northeasterly direction along the sinuosity of the southern shoreline of Salmonier Arm to a point at the mouth of

382 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 St.

Joseph's Municipal Planning Area 63/19 Gulch Brook having coordinates east 266, 920.187 metres and north 5,220,409.750 metres, more or less; Then heading south to a point located a distance of 300 metres, more or less, due east of the centre line of route 90 having coordinates east 266,920.187 metres and north 5,218,842.322 metres, more or less; Then running in a generally southeasterly direction parallel at a distance of 300 metres, more or less, east of the centre line of route 90 to a point on the southern bank of the Back River; Then running in a generally southerly direction parallel at a distance of 300 metres, more or less, east of the centre line of of route 90 to a point at the centre of Six Mile River; Then running along the centre l ine of Six Mile River west a distance of 300 metres, more or less, to the point of beginning on the centre line of Route 90.

The above described piece or parcel of land containing approximately 3013 hectares, more or less. All bearings and coordinates bein g referenced to NAD 1983 (CSRS) MTM Zone 1. ©Queen's Printer

383 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATION 64/19 Interim Development Regulations, 2003 (Amendment) under the Urban and Rural Planning Act, 2000 (Filed September 27, 2019) Under the authority of

section 34 of the Urban and Rural Planning Act, 2000, I make the following regulations. Dated at St. John’s, September 16, 2019. Derrick Bragg Minister of Municipal Affairs and Environment REGULATIONS Analysis 1. Sch. R&S 1. The

Schedule to the Interim Development Regulations, 2003 is repealed and the following substituted:

Schedule Appleton Municipal Planning Area Bryant's Cove Municipal Planning Area Campbellton Municipal Planning Area NLR 137/03 as amended

384 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 27, 2019 Interim Development Regulations, 2003 (Amendment) 64/19 Cox's Cove Municipal Planning Area Embree Municipal Planning Area Gillams Municipal Planning Area Happy Adventure Municipal Planning Area Indian Bay Municipal Planning Area Lawn Municipal Planning Area Meadows Municipal Planning Area Port au Port West-Aguathuna-Felix Cove Municipal Planning Area Roddickton-Bide Arm Municipal Planning Area

Schedule B Salmon Cove Municipal Planning Area Salvage Municipal Planning Area St. Jacques -Coombs Cove Municipal Planning Area - area added by St. Jacques-Coombs Cove Municipal Planning Area (Amendment) , NLR 5/17, only St. Joseph's Municipal Planning Area Trinity Bay North Municipal Planning Area York Harbour Municipal Planning Area ©Queen's Printer

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PART I Corporations Act, – Notice ............................................................................................................................................................ 333 Lands Act – Notice .........................................................................................................................................................................346 Urban and Rural Planning Act, 2000 – Notice ............................................................................................................................. 346

PART II CONTINUING INDEX OF SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION Title of Act and Subordinate Legislation made thereunder CNLR or NL Reg. Amendment NL Gazette Date & Page No. Automobile Insurance Act Automobile Insurance Regulations, 2019 (In force January 1, 2020) NLR 56/19 R&S NLR 81/04 Sep 27/19 p. 333 Fault Determination Regulations (In force January 1, 2020) NLR 57/19 New Sep 27/19 p. 347 City of Mount Pearl Act and the Urban and Rural Planning Act, 2000 City of Mount Pearl Violation Notice Regulations (Amdt) NLR 58/19 Amends NLR 79/07 S.3 Amdt.

Sep 27/19 p. 369 Insurance Companies Act Automobile Insurance Prohibited Underwriting Regulations (Amendment) (In force January 1, 2020) NLR 59/19 Amends NLR 80/04 S.3 Amdt. Sep 27/19 p. 371 Municipalities Act, 1999 Local Service District of Burnt Point-Gull Island-Northern Bay Disestablishment Order (In force October 15, 2019) NLR 60/19 Repeals NLR 133/03 Sep 27/19 p. 373 Appleton Municipal Planning Area 61/19 New Sep 27/19 p. 375 Bryant’s Cove Municipal Planning Area 62/19 New Sep 27/19 p. 379 St.

Joseph’s Municipal Planning Area 63/19 New Sep 27/19 p. 381 Interim Development Regulations, 2003 (Amendment) 64/19 Amends NLR 137/03 Sch. R&S Sep 27/19 p. 383

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