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Canada Gazette Part III publishes public Acts after Royal Assent

The statutory publication exists to expedite distribution of Acts of Parliament, but this number's contents are not described in the evidence available.

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The Canada Gazette Part III is published under the authority of the Statutory Instruments Act, and its stated purpose is to publish public Acts as soon as is reasonably practicable after they have received Royal Assent in order to expedite their distribution, according to the Canada Gazette.

Part III of the Canada Gazette contains the public Acts of Canada and certain other ancillary publications, including a list of Proclamations of Canada and Orders in Council relating to the coming into force of Acts, from the date of the previous number to the date shown above, according to the Canada Gazette.

The evidence does not state a publication date for volume 45, number 1, nor does it identify any Act, proclamation or order contained in this number.

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  1. Canada Gazette Canada Gazette — Part III, volume 45, number 1 Official record / regulation Retrieved 13 Sep 2026, 23:12 UTC

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