Infrastructure Minister Named for Canada Lands Company
Order Designating the Minister of Infrastructure and Communities as the Appropriate Minister for the Canada Lands Company Limited for the Purposes of the Financial Administration Act: SI/2025-92
This Order designates the Minister of Infrastructure and Communities as the appropriate minister for the Canada Lands Company Limited under the Financial Administration Act and repeals the earlier 2011 designation. The Order was registered SI/2025-92 on 2025-08-13 (P.C. 2025-575).
- Published
- August 13, 2025
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- Section
- Order Designating the Minister of Infrastructure and Communities as the Appropriate Minister for the Canada Lands Company Limited for the Purposes of the Financial Administration Act
- Comment deadline
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- Effective date
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- Publication part
- Part II
Summary
Summary#
This Order names the Minister of Infrastructure and Communities as the federal minister responsible for the Canada Lands Company Limited under the Financial Administration Act. It replaces an earlier order and was registered as SI/2025-92 on August 13, 2025 (P.C. 2025-575, dated July 25, 2025).
What it does#
- Repeals Order in Council P.C. 2011-585 (the earlier designation made on May 18, 2011).
- Designates the Minister of Infrastructure and Communities as the “appropriate minister” for the Canada Lands Company Limited for the purposes of the Financial Administration Act.
Who's affected#
- The main organization affected is the Canada Lands Company Limited.
- The office and responsibilities of the Minister of Infrastructure and Communities are directly affected because that minister now carries the formal role under the Financial Administration Act.
- It is unclear from the notice whether this will change day-to-day operations inside the company or which other departments will be more involved.
Why it matters#
- The designation determines which minister is formally accountable for the Crown corporation under federal financial rules.
- That affects who answers questions in Parliament, who signs off on certain oversight documents, and where formal accountability sits within government.
- For most members of the public this is an administrative change; it may matter more to stakeholders who deal directly with the Canada Lands Company Limited or with federal property and infrastructure files.
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Source: Canada Gazette