5. Where the Community trade mark application is withdrawn or the Community trade mark ceases to have effect as a result of a surrender being recorded or of failure to renew the registration, the request for conversion shall be filed within three months after the date on which the Community trade mark application has been withdrawn or on which the Community trade mark ceases to have effect.

Wind –harnessing the naturally occurring energy of the wind to generate electricity, both onshore and offshore Photovoltaics – using semi-conductor materials to capture the energy in sunlight and convert it directly into electricity Biomass – converting organic matter such as wood, plants and agricultural waste to provide heat, produce fuel and generate electricity Concentrated solar power – concentrating the energy of the sun to generate electricity or provide heat Ocean energy systems – exploiting energy from the ocean such as tidal ...[+++] current and waves to generate electricity Geothermal – using steam and hot water generated by heat from the earth’s crust to produce electricity and provide heating.

energy products and electricity used to produce electricity and electricity used to maintain the ability to produce electricity.

We keep producing legal opinions that Bill C-7 infringes upon constitutionally recognized rights, and therefore it's a constitutional issue.

We recommend that the Government of Canada engage First Nations in a process of consultation, justification and accommodation in accord with the doctrine established by the Supreme Court of Canada in R. v. Sparrow, and subsequent decisions, in respect of any act or decision that has impacted or infringed or may impact upon or infringe the rights of First Nations recognized and affirmed under section 25 and section 35 of the Constitution Act, 1982; and that the scope of the process of consultation, justification and accommodation include: all legislation and regulations enacted by Parliament or enacted by the provincial legislatures in t ...[+++]he absence of clear federal powers since at least 1982 that continue to impact upon or infringe the authority of First Nation governments and the rights of First Nation citizens, including legislation defining the status of First Nation citizens or affecting First Nation authority over the protection and care of First Nation children and families; and all federal authorizations, allocations and designations issued prior to 1982 that have continued to impact upon or infringe the rights of First Nations since 1982, including those federal authorizations, allocations or designations related to natural resource developments such as hydroelectric projects, mining projects and forestry projects.

The reform of the CAP represented a new departure for the European Community: producing better rather than producing more. Producing better can mean producing less, and it can mean more value-added, a higher degree of processing. It can also mean producing more, but by targeting those market outlets which are expanding.