Schedule of Nova Scotia

1. NOVA SCOTIA

Sector: Forestry
Sub-Sector: Forestry and logging products; forest resource processing; services incidental to agriculture, hunting, and forestry; manufacture of paper and paper products, on a fee or contract basis
Industry Classification: CPC 031, 321, 881 (excluding rental of agricultural equipment with operator and 8814) 88430, 88441,
Type of Exception: Article 307 (Market Access – Services), Article 312 (Market Access – Investments)

Description:

The Government of Nova Scotia reserves the right to adopt or maintain measures limiting market access in the sub-sectors noted above.

Any Existing Measures:

2. NOVA SCOTIA

Sector: Fisheries and hunting
Sub-Sector: Edible products of animal origin n.e.c.; raw skins of other animals n.e.c. (fresh or preserved, but not further prepared); fish and other fishing products; other meat and edible offal, fresh, chilled or frozen (including rabbit meat), excluding frog legs, animal oils and fats, crude and refined; tanned or dressed fur skins; prepared and preserved fish; sales on a fee or contract basis of food products, beverages and tobacco; wholesale trade services of fishery products; transportation of frozen or refrigerated goods
Industry Classification: CPC 0295, 02974, 04, 21129, 212, 2162, 2831, 62112, 62224, part of 71231, 8813, 882
Type of Exception: Article 307 (Market Access – Services), Article 312 (Market Access – Investments)

Description:

The Government of Nova Scotia reserves the right to adopt or maintain measures limiting market access in the sub-sectors noted above.

Any Existing Measures:

3. NOVA SCOTIA

Sector: Energy
Sub-Sector: Electrical energy; and services incidental to energy distribution
Industry Classification: CPC 17, 887
Type of Exception: Article 307 (Market Access – Services), Article 312 (Market Access – Investments)

Description:

The Government of Nova Scotia reserves the right to adopt or maintain measures limiting market access in the sub-sectors noted above.

Any Existing Measures:

4. NOVA SCOTIA

Sector: Energy
Sub-Sector: Crude petroleum and natural gas; and services incidental to energy distribution
Industry Classification: CPC 120, 887
Type of Exception: Article 307 (Market Access – Services), Article 312 (Market Access – Investments)

Description:

The Government of Nova Scotia reserves the right to adopt or maintain measures limiting market access in the sub-sectors noted above.

Any Existing Measures:

5. NOVA SCOTIA

Sector: Alcoholic beverages
Sub-Sector: Commission agents’ services; wholesale trade services; retailing services (liquor, spirits, wine, beer and other alcoholic beverages, liquor, wine, beer, and other alcoholic beverages stores); manufacturing; producing; processing of alcoholic beverages.
Industry Classification: CPC 24, 62112, 62226, 63107
Type of Exception: Article 307 (Market Access – Services), Article 312 (Market Access – Investments)

Description:

The Government of Nova Scotia reserves the right to adopt or maintain measures limiting market access in the sub-sectors noted above.

Any Existing Measures:

6. NOVA SCOTIA

Sector: Cannabis
Sub-Sector: Cannabis; Services incidental to the production of cannabis plants; Wholesale trade services, including on a fee or contract basis;
Retailing services, including on a fee or contract basis; All other cannabis-related services not covered by B, C, D, and E; Cannabis accessories
Industry Classification: A, B, D, E, F, G
Type of Exception: Article 301 (Right of Entry and Exit), Article 302 (Technical Barriers to
Trade), Article 307 (Market Access – Services), Article 312 (Market Access – Investments)

Description:

The Government of Nova Scotia reserves the right to adopt or maintain measures limiting market access, limitations on right of entry and exit on services, investments, and goods, and measures related to Technical Barriers to Trade relating to the movement, purchase, importation, possession, delivery, transportation and sale of cannabis or cannabis accessories, in the sub-sectors noted above.

The Government of Nova Scotia reserves the right to adopt or maintain any measure provided that such measures are not applied in a manner that would constitute a means of arbitrary or unjustifiable discrimination.

Any Existing Measures: (Provided For Illustrative Purposes Only)