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Roseme’s sole heir, to walk away with an increased inheritance bears no connection to the regime’s objective of preserving Mr. ... Roseme’s sole heir, to walk away with an increased inheritance bears no connection to the regime’s objective of preserving Mr.  ... However, this is not the course taken under the current approach, which establishes the date of death as the date of the order declaring the death or fixes it arbitrarily at another date that has no necessary connection with the date on which the person most likely died” (p. 573 (emphasis added)). [8] It is worth noting that the provisions respecting the return of a person after he or she has been declared dead involve the annulment of the declaratory judgment of death. ...

If there is a scheme involving a tax on a provincial resource upon its exportation in a commercial transaction, the connection of that tax with the pursuit and attempted realization of a national energy policy surely takes the matter in issue here beyond the characterization “by that fact alone”. ... What is challenged is any association of a tax with the regulated export of natural gas or, to put it another way, a rejection of any connection between the tax and the licence. ...

However, the scope of the federal power is defined by the nature of the national concern itself and only aspects with a sufficient connection to the underlying inherent national concern will fall within the scope of the federal power.                     ... Second, the effects of climate change do not have a direct connection to the source of GHG emissions. ... Only aspects with a sufficient connection to the underlying inherent national concern will fall within the scope of the federal power. ...

It is sufficient to observe in passing that in the post-appointment period the receiver carried on some operations of Xyloid and engaged in that connection some former employees of Xyloid to whom wages were paid by the receiver and remittances were forwarded to the respondent pursuant to the three above-mentioned federal statutes. ...

It is sufficient, in my view, to quote here in this connection what was said by Southey J. of the Supreme Court of Ontario at trial in Re Borden & Elliott and The Queen (1975), 30 C.C.C. (2d) 337, since I agree with his critical analysis of these decisions and his conclusions (the Ontario Court of Appeal, hearing an appeal in that case, chose not to rule on the question and the appeal was decided on another ground). ...

The 1950 deliberations of the Commission make it clear that the notion of continental shelf rights arising ipso jure was considered to be new law: The CHAIRMAN read out the text of question 9 “To what extent can there be any question in this connexion of rights already recognized under existing international law?” ...

Priorities on Insolvency   (a)  Notwithstanding the provisions of section 277 of the Bank Act [which otherwise gives Canada and a province a first and second charge respectively on the assets of an insolvent bank] or any other rule of law, each of the Participants agrees that, in the case of the insolvency or winding-up of CCB:   (i)  neither Canada, CDIC nor Alberta shall, in connection with any money owing to it under this agreement, claim any charge on the assets of CCB;   (ii)  the right of each of the Participants other than CDIC to money owing to it under this agreement shall rank pari passu with the right of the depositors of CCB to payment in full of the deposit liabilities of CCB;   (iii)  the right of CDIC to money owing to it by CCB, under this agreement but not by reason of the subrogation of CDIC to the claims of depositors of CCB (if any) shall be subordinate in right of payment to the prior payment in full of all money owing to the other Participants under this agreement and to the depositors of CCB, but shall rank in priority to any outstanding bank debentures of CCB.   ...

Moreover, there is a logical and direct connection between the collection of taxes and the requirement scheme. ...

The statute provides for the giving of the notice by the assessor, and we are to judge of that provision in connection with that by which the roll is made valid and binding. ...

With unimportant exceptions, these lands are part of those [Page 260] conveyed to the various companies by the Grown as grants in connection with the construction of the lines of railway forming part of the Canadian Pacific Railway system. ...