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• Title:Mining law of Canada / Dwight Newman.
  
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• Author/Creator:Newman, Dwight G. (Dwight Gordon), 1976- author.
  
• Published/Created:Toronto, Ontario : LexisNexis Canada Inc., 2018.
  ©2018
  

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  • Location:LAW LIBRARY (level 3)Where is this?
    
  • Call Number: KE1790 .N49 2018
    
  • Number of Items:1
    
  • Status:Available
    

   
• Library of Congress Subjects:Mining law--Canada.
  Mineral industries--Canada.
  Mineral rights--Canada.
  
• Description:xxx, 236 pages ; 24 cm
  
• Summary:"This book is about mining law in Canada, and its role in providing a legal structure for the exploration and development of mineral resources. The book encompasses aspects ranging from property law to constitutional law, securities law, environmental law, and international criminal law."-- Provided by publisher
  
• Notes:Includes table of cases.
  Includes bibliographical references and index.
  
• ISBN:0433490063 (hardback)
  9780433490067 (hardback)
  
• Contents:Introduction. Background to mining law of Canada
  Structure of the book
  Federal, provincial, and territorial jurisdiction
  Jurisdiction on Aboriginal lands and emerging issues on Aboriginal jurisdiction
  Legal reforms and the mining industry
  Mining and communities. Introduction
  Constitutionalized Aboriginal and treaty rights in Canada
  Aboriginal title and other forms of Indigenous land ownership
  The duty to consult
  Debates concerning FPIC
  Indigenous-industry agreements and economic participation of Indigenous communities in mining developments
  Possible ramifications of anti-bribery provisions and extractive sector transparency legislation for Indigenous communities
  The meaning of and possible legal ramifications of "social licence"
  The law and the mining cycle. The importance of an integrated understanding of the mining industry
  The mining cycle and interactions with law
  Complex roles of mining law
  Ownership of minerals in Canada. Introduction
  Crown minerals on Crown land
  Crown minerals on private land
  Private freehold minerals on private land
  Inherent Indigenous ownership of minerals
  Indigenous ownership of minerals under modern treaties
  Indigenous royalties and resource revenue shares
  Acquisition of mineral rights through prospecting. Introduction
  Historical background to traditional free entry systems
  Traditional free entry systems
  Contemporary Canadian free entry systems and ministerial discretion systems
  Theory of rights purchase systems for oil and gas and inapplicability of such systems in context of other minerals
  Shift to online staking
  Modern constitutional and policy issues on free entry systems
  Surface rights issues. Introduction
  Surface access by consent or agreement
  Statutory surface rights access
  Compensation
  Provincial jurisdiction via surface rights leases
  The withdrawal of land from mining access. Introduction
  General provisions for withdrawal of lands from mining access
  Creation of parks
  Indigenous lands and land issues
  Expropriation and compensation issues
  Dealings in mineral rights. Introduction
  Law concerning transfer of mineral interests
  Further considerations concerning dealings in mineral interests
  Implications of characterization of mineral interests for transfers
  Abandonment and foreiture
  Restrictions on foreign investment. Introduction
  Investment Canada Act framework
  Examples of application
  Future developments
  Special restrictions in the uranium context
  Financing and securities issues. Introduction
  Financing of mineral exploration
  Financing of mine development
  Alternative financing arrangements
  Securities regulation and the role of NI 43-101
  The regulation of mining operations. Introduction
  Environmental impact assessment requirements
  Federal environmental standards bearing on mining operations
  Regulatory issues associated with mine closure and reclamation. Introduction
  Provincial and territorial regulation related to mine closure and reclamation
  Special considerations in uranium contexts
  Special challenges of interaction between provincial regulation and federal bankruptcy law
  Royalties and taxation. Introduction to mining taxation
  Jurisdictionally variable taxes and royalties
  Federal incomes taxes and business structure
  CEE/CDE/CCA systems
  Qualifying environmental trust
  Flow-through shares
  Mineral exploration tax credit
  Social responsibility and extraterritorial regulation of Canadian mining companies. Introduction
  Anti-bribery regimes
  Extractive sector transparency legislation
  Canadian adjudication on extraterritorial torts
  Corporate social responsibility regimes
  Future directions in extraterritorial regulation of Canadian mining companies.