GENERAL RESERVATION TO CANADA. 22. Except as herein otherwise expressly provided, nothing in this agreement shall be interpreted as applying so as to affect or transfer to the administration of the Province (a) any lands for which Crown grants have been made and registered under The Land Titles Act of the Province and of which His Majesty the King in the right of His Dominion of Canada is, or is entitled to become the registered owner at the date upon which this agreement comes into force, or (b) any ungranted lands of the Crown upon which public money of Canada has been expended or which are, at the date upon which this agreement comes into force, in use or reserved by Canada for the purpose of the federal administration, including the administration of the parks hereinbefore referred to. HISTORIC SITES, BIRD SANCTUARIES, ETC. 23. The Province will not dispose of any historic site which is notified to it by Canada as such and which Canada undertakes to maintain as an historic site. The Province will, further, maintain such bird sanctuaries and public shooting grounds as have been already established or as may hereafter be established by agreement between the Minister of the Interior of Canada and the Minister of Lands or such other Minister of the Province as may be specified under the laws thereof. FILES AND RECORDS. 24. Canada will, after the coming into force of this agreement, deliver to the Province from time to time at the request of the Province the originals or complete copies of all files and records relating exclusively to dealings with Crown lands, mines, minerals and royalties within the Province, and will give to the Province access to all other files and records containing documents or entries relating to any such dealings and permit to be copied by the Province any of the documents required by it for the effective administration of the said Crown lands, mines, minerals and royalties. AMENDMENT OF AGREEMENT. 25. The foregoing provisions of this agreement may be varied by agreement confirmed by concurrent statutes of the Parliament of Canada and the Legislature of the Province. WHEN AGREEMENT COMES INTO FORCE. 26. This agreement is made subject to its being approved by the Parliament of Canada and by the Legislature of the Province of Alberta, and shall take effect on the first day of the calendar month beginning next after the day upon which His Majesty gives his assent to an Act of the Imperial Parliament of Great Britain and Ireland confirming the same. In witness whereof the Honourable Ernest Lapointe, Minister of Justice, and the Honourable Charles Stewart, Minister of the Interior, have hereunto set their hands on behalf of the Dominion of Canada, and the Honourable John Edward Brownlee, Premier of the Province of Alberta, and the Honourable Vernor Winfield Smith, Minister of Railways and Telephones thereof, have hereunto set their hands on behalf of the Province of Alberta. Signed on behalf of the Gov ernment of Canada by the Minister of Justice, and the ERNEST LAPOINTE. Minister of the Interior, in CHAS. STEWART. O. M. BIGGAR. Signed on behalf of the Province of Alberta by the Honourable John Edward Brownlee, Premier of the said Province, and the Honourable Vernor Winfield J. E. BROWNLEE. Smith, Minister of Railways VERNOR W. SMITH. and Telephones thereof, in the presence of W. S. GRAY. Rocky Mountains...... P.C. 2197, 25th November, 1885. Wawaskesy.. Waterton Lakes. ... P.C. 1891, 23rd July, 1892. P.C. 1338, 8th June, 1911. P.C. 2594, 18th September, 1917. Wood Buffalo Reserve.. P.C. 2498, 18th December, 1922. P.C. 408, 14th March, 1925. SCHEDULE B. ORDERS IN COUNCIL RELATING TO ADVANCES TO THE CANADA LAND AND IRRIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED, AND TO EXPENDITURES UPON THE WORKS OF THE SAID COMPANY. P.C. 2728, 12th November, 1914. P.C. 3173, 6th January, 1915. P.C. 1021, 8th May, 1915. P.C. 981, 27th April, 1916. P.C. 1639, 13th July, 1916. P.C. 1964, 16th July, 1917. HIS CHAPTER 70. An Act to amend The Pipe Line Act. (Assented to May 22, 1926.) IS MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Alberta, enacts as follows: 1. This Act may be cited as "The Pipe Line Act Amendment Act, 1926." 2. The Pipe Line Act, being chapter 62 of the Statutes of Alberta, 1925, is amended as to section 2 by adding thereto as paragraph (e) the following: "(e) 'Company' shall include 'person.'" 3. Section 8 of the said Act is hereby struck out and the following substituted therefor: 8.-(1) No company shall operate any pipe line until it has applied to the Board of Public Utility Commissioners for a declaratory order giving its consent to the operation of the pipe line and setting forth the conditions subject to which it may be operated, and such order has been made. "(2) The Board may, as a condition, stipulate that the company to which any permit is issued shall be a common purchaser of petroleum or gas, as the case may be, and shall purchase all the petroleum or gas in the vicinity of, or which may be reasonably reached by, its pipe line or gathering branches, without discrimination in favour of one producer or one company as against another, or that it shall purchase and transport petroleum or gas from each company and producer rateably in proportion to the average daily production, and may prohibit such common purchaser from discriminating in price or amount for like grades of petroleum or gas, or facilities as between producers or companies; and in the event of any purchaser being also a producer, may prohibit it from discriminating in favor of its own production or storage, or production or storage in which it may be interested, directly or indirectly, in whole or in part, and may direct that its own production and storage shall be treated as that of any other company or producer. "(3) The Board may, as a condition, declare the company to be a common carrier, and no such common carrier shall allow or be guilty of any unjust or unlawful discrimination, directly or indirectly, in favour of the carriage, transporta |