Site C Project definition
Examples of Site C Project in a sentence
BC Hydro may assign all or part of its rights and obligations under this Agreement to any successor or assignee of BC Hydro’s rights and obligations relating to the Site C Project provided that any such successor or assignee agrees in writing to be bound by the terms of this Agreement.
He found that the Crown had met its duty to consult and accommodate and that there was no requirement on the part of the GIC to determine the appellants’ treaty rights and whether the Site C Project unjustifiably infringed their treaty rights under subsection 35(1) of the Constitution Act, 1982 pursuant to the analysis set out in Sparrow.
If BC Hydro determines, at any time and in its sole discretion, to delay, suspend or abandon the Site C Project and its Operation, British Columbia may, in its sole discretion, on 60 days’ prior notice to PRFN and BC Hydro, delay or suspend the transfer of the Lands.
The GIC’s decision at issue deemed that although the Site C Project would likely cause significant adverse environmental effects – including adverse effects on the Aboriginal peoples use of lands and resources for traditional purposes – these effects were justified in the circumstances pursuant to subsection 52(4) of the CEAA 2012.
If BC Hydro determines, at any time and in its sole discretion, to recommence the Site C Project or its Operation following a delay or suspension under 3.2(a), BC Hydro will promptly deliver notice of recommencement to HRFN and British Columbia and British Columbia’s obligations, including the transfer of any Lands and the implementation of Land Management Measures which have not been completed, will resume upon receipt of BC Hydro’s notice that it has recommenced the Site C Project or its Operation.
BC Hydro purports to take up Treaty 8 lands for the Site C Clean Energy Project (Site C Project), a hydroelectric dam on the Peace River.
If BC Hydro determines, at any time and in its sole discretion, to recommence the Site C Project and its Operation following a delay or suspension, BC Hydro will promptly deliver notice of recommencement to PRFN and British Columbia and British Columbia’s obligations regarding the transfer of any Lands which have not been completed will resume upon receipt of BC Hydro’s notice that it has recommenced the Site C Project and its Operation.
BC Hydro and British Columbia will continue to engage PRFN regarding any concerns or interests that PRFN may have in relation to new Authorizations or renewals, replacements, or amendments to existing Authorizations for the Site C Project and its Operation and will continue to consider in good faith proposals made by PRFN which seek to avoid or otherwise mitigate any Impacts such Authorizations may have on PRFN Section 35 Rights.
He held that the GIC did not have jurisdiction under subsection 52(4) of the CEAA 2012 to decide whether the Site C Project would constitute an infringement of the appellants’ treaty rights.
The Parties acknowledge that PRFN asserts the construction and development of the Site C Project and its Operation was approved by British Columbia and commenced by BC Hydro prior to obtaining PRFN’s free, prior, and informed consent.