Constitution Act, 1930 — Schedule…
“ So far as the amount chargeable to power is concerned, the basis of settlement between the Dominion Government and the Province of Ontario should be that of the ratio of potential head in Ontario and Manitoba. ”
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“Constitution Act, 1930 — Schedule(1.) Manitoba”, is a work by . It explores elements such as the Government of the Province, the Government of Canada and storage.
Quotes from Constitution Act, 1930 — Schedule… ()
Constitution Act, 1930 — Schedule…
“ Ontario to be responsible for the share chargeable to the undeveloped power site at White Dog Falls; (2) The Federal Government (as proprietors of the water powers on the Winnipeg river in Manitoba) to be responsible in the first instance for the amount chargeable to the remaining fall of the Winnipeg river in the Province of Manitoba; the Department of the Interior to recover cost of same from the present power developments on the river and from prospective power developments on such basis as that Department may consider advisable. ”
Constitution Act, 1930 — Schedule…
“ In the event of such notification the Government of Ontario shall undertake not to permit the construction of any development which would later be destroyed, wholly or in part, by the creation of this storage, and shall agree to grant flooding rights, on Crown Lands affected, under the customary conditions, including recompense for timber destroyed, and the usual rental for water powers which may be wholly or partially destroyed incidental to the construction of the said works. ”
