1. With effect from 1 November 2014, UNECE Regulation No 90 shall apply for the purposes of the sale and entry into service of new replacement brake lining assemblies concerning vehicle types of categories M with a permissible maximum laden mass not exceeding 3,5 tonnes, M with a permissible maximum laden mass not exceeding 3,5 tonnes, N, O and O for which vehicle type-approval is granted in accordance with Directive 71/320/EEC, UNECE Regulation No 13 or UNECE Regulation No 13-H on or after 7 April 1998.

In terms of reliability, we found that nearly every time we've looked at component elements of readiness reporting, things like vehicle status, for instance.In our last audit we looked at vehicle management systems.

While thousands of Canadians are preparing for the festive season by decorating homes and trimming trees, and children are dreaming of a white Christmas and a turkey with all the trimmings on Christmas Day, at the same time, there are thousands of other Canadians who do not have decent housing.

With today's decision Annex I of to Directive 76/769/EEC on dangerous substances and preparations will be updated. This will extend the ban to chrysotile in asbestos cement products (mainly pipes and roofing), friction products (e.g. brake and clutch linings for heavy vehicles) and seals and gaskets as well as various specialist uses.

The department's response to these stated needs and its support have produced the following very impressive results: we now have stable and continued funding despite internal adjustments that were deemed necessary to support acquisition efforts and national procurement demands; we have witnessed support for the integration and implementation of counter-improvised explosive device equipment, unmanned aerial vehicles, Chinooks, upgraded armoured systems and enhanced surveillance systems; we have grown the army's regular and reserve forces, the civilian employees and Rangers, who are part of the army; we employ significant numbers of res ...[+++]ervists both on operations and in critical posts here in Canada, and our civilian personnel continue to provide continuity and depth to the army's mission; the family of land combat vehicles project is on track and delivery of essential modifications to our light armoured vehicle fleet will support the army's needs into the near future; the army's training system is an organization that ensures that our forces are deployed into the most difficult operational circumstances with the knowledge, skills and abilities essential to win the fight, or whatever the mission calls for, be it Afghanistan, the Olympics or Haiti.

(21) In examining actual cases of thefts by youths causing injury to the vehicle’s passengers or to third parties, a study conducted by Project 6116, a national committee whose purpose was to reduce motor vehicle theft in Canada, found an average of 27 deaths and 117 injuries a year in Canada from 1999 to 2001 (Fatalities and Injuries as a Result of Stolen Motor Vehicles (1999‑2001), prepared for Project 6116 by Matthew J. Miceli, December 2002).