Canadian Entity definition

Canadian Entity means a Registered Entity (or, solely for purposes of Appendix 4D, a Responsible Entity) that is organized under Canadian federal or provincial law.

Canadian Entity means Canadian Satellite Radio Holdings Inc. (or any successor entity).

Canadian Entity means Phasecom Systems Inc., an Ontario (Canada) corporation, and Integral Power & Telecommunications Corporation Ltd., a Canadian corporation, and both Wholly Owned Subsidiaries of MasTec and each other direct or indirect Wholly Owned Subsidiary organized under the laws of Canada or any province thereof that becomes a Loan Party, singly or collectively.

Examples of Canadian Entity in a sentence

• A Canadian Entity shall not be required to subject itself to United States federal or state laws not otherwise applicable to the Canadian Entity in order to utilize this Appendix to obtain a TFE.

• A Responsible Entity that is a Canadian Entity seeking a TFE shall work with the Regional Entity, NERC, and Applicable Governmental Authorities, to the extent permitted under Canadian federal or provincial laws, and without being obligated to authorize the disclosure of information prohibited by Canadian federal or provincial law from disclosure to FERC or other Applicable Governmental Authorities in the U.S., to comply with the requirements of this Appendix.

• The Cabinet Education and Health Committee has agreed the HPCA Bill will contain provisions to address these concerns.

• A Canadian Entity or a Mexican Entity shall not be required to subject itself to United States federal or state laws not otherwise applicable to the entity in order to utilize this Exception Procedure or an equivalent procedure.

• The Canadian Entity is the B.C. Hydro and Power Authority, and the U.S. Entity is the Administrator of the Bonneville Power Administration and the Northwestern Division Engineer for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

• Prior to any agreement on such operating plans between the United States Entity and the Canadian Entity, the Parties shall cooperate and submit data to the United States Entity in accordance with criteria established by the United States Entity for development of an annual operating plan.

• The Canadian Entity did not necessarily agree with or endorse this analysis of the environmental effects in Canada.

• During the ensuing 30-day No Action period, the United States Entity received comments on the Final EIS from the Canadian Entity.

• The United States Entity, consistent with its obligations under the Treaty, shall use its best efforts to achieve such utilization in the operating plan finally determined and agreed to with the Canadian Entity.

• During negotiations the Province of B.C., the Government of Canada and B.C. Hydro as the Canadian Entity for the Treaty, must address the following priorities for Basin communities, listed here with no priority ranking intended.

More Definitions of Canadian Entity

Canadian Entity means an entity that is incorporated or formed by or under an Act of Parliament or of the legislature of a province and that carries on business, directly or indirectly, in Canada;

Canadian Entity has the meaning provided for in section 13.9.

Canadian Entity means corporations, partnerships, limited partnerships, or other similar entities that are incorporated or created under the laws of Canada or under the laws of any province of Canada.

Canadian Entity means a Responsible Entity that is organized under Canadian federal or provincial law.

Canadian Entity means a corporation, partnership, limited partnership, or other similar entity that is incorporated or created under the laws of Canada or under the laws of any province of Canada.

Canadian Entity means Boise Cascade Canada Ltd. or the successor thereto.