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July, 2017
Introduction
The Canadian Transportation Agency (Agency) is responsible for, among other duties, resolving disputes or facilitating the resolution of disputes related to railway crossings, as they arise between federal railway companies and other interested parties such as utility...
Publication | 2017-06-29
What is this guide for?
This guide is intended to help non-Canadian applicants successfully apply for a scheduled international or a non-scheduled international licence.
What constitutes a complete application?
The following documents must be provided as part of the licence application....
Publication | 2017-03-31
Table of ContentsPart 1 - Insurance Requirements – Background And Features 1.1 Purpose1.2 Overview of change1.3 Effective Date1.4 Minimum insurance levels1.5 Covered risks1.6 Railway accidents1.7 Responsibilities of federally-regulated, freight railway companies 1.8 Agency responsibilitiesPart 2...
Publication | 2017-03-27
Note
The Agency is reviewing guidance materials as part of its Regulatory Modernization Initiative. As a result, the rates in the Guide to Railway Charges for Crossing Maintenance and Construction will remain unchanged for 2016.
July 1, 2016
Introduction
The Canadian Transportation Agency (...
Publication | 2016-07-08
Purpose
This document explains noise and vibration from idling locomotives, including:
reasons why locomotives idle
characteristics of noise and vibration from idling locomotives
potential ways of managing noise and vibration impacts
It was developed by the Canadian Transportation Agency's (...
Publication | 2016-03-30
1. Introduction
1.1 About our Code
The Code of Values and Ethics for the Canadian Transportation Agency outlines the core values and expected behaviours that guide us – as Agency employees and public servants – in all activities related to our professional duties.
All federal public servants are...
Publication | 2015-10-06
Air carriers are required by law to have and apply a tariffNote1, and their terms and conditions of carriage in the tariff must be clear, just and reasonable. The Agency has the authority to suspend, disallow or substitute a term or condition of carriage it deems unclear, unjust or unreasonable....
Publication | 2015-10-05
1. Who has to meet financial requirements?
When do financial requirements apply?
Financial requirements apply to Canadians applying for a licence to operate an air service using medium aircraft (40 to 89 seats) or large aircraft (greater than 89 seats).
Applicants that already hold an Agency...
Publication | 2015-10-05
Section 1000 Introduction to the Uniform Classification of Accounts
Introduction
This document deals with the Uniform Classification of Accounts (UCA) for railway companies and certain related railway records (principally operating statistics).
Purpose
The purpose of the UCA is to define the...
Publication | 2015-10-05
July 1, 2015
Introduction
The Canadian Transportation Agency (Agency) is responsible for, among other duties, resolving disputes or facilitating the resolution of disputes related to railway crossings, as they arise between federal railway companies and other interested parties such as utility...
Publication | 2015-06-29