Central and Eastern Canada Clause Samples

The 'Central and Eastern Canada' clause defines the specific geographic regions within Canada that are considered to be part of Central and Eastern Canada for the purposes of the agreement. This clause typically lists the provinces or territories included, such as Ontario, Quebec, and the Atlantic provinces, and may clarify boundaries or exceptions. Its core function is to ensure clarity and avoid ambiguity when referencing these regions in contractual obligations, pricing, or service areas.