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Compliance Report: Halifax Stanfield International Airport
Background
The Canadian Transportation Agency (Agency) is responsible for ensuring that undue obstacles to the mobility of persons with disabilities are...
2015-07-15 | Compliance Reports
Ferry Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities
INTRODUCTION
A. The Canadian Transportation Agency
The Canadian Transportation Agency (formerly known as the National Transportation Agency of Canada)...
2014-11-05 | Codes of Practice
Ferry Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities: Code of Practice
Purpose of the Code of Practice
This Code contains accessibility standards developed to enhance the level of accessibility for persons with disabilities...
2014-11-04 | Codes of Practice
Fractional Ownership - Is a licence required from the Agency?
The intent of this document is to provide information to guide those who may be considering the operation of an air service by way of a fractional...
2014-05-15 | Guides
Notice to Industry: Applications for Exemptions from Section 59 of the Canada Transportation Act, S.C., 1996, c. 10, as amended (CTA)
The Canadian Transportation Agency (Agency) is the economic regulator of Canada’s federal transportation network. It publishes guidance material...
2013-03-27 | Guides
Guidelines Respecting Extra-bilateral Air Service Applications to the Canadian Transportation Agency
Part 1 – Introduction
1.1 Mandate of the Canadian Transportation Agency
The Canadian Transportation Agency (Agency) is responsible for the economic...
2013-01-01 | Guidelines
Client Satisfaction Research - Final Report 2011-2012
I hereby certify as Senior Officer of Ipsos Reid that the deliverables fully comply with the Government of Canada political neutrality requirements...
2012-09-12 | Client satisfaction research
Scheduled International Air Service: Foreign Applicants (non-U.S.)
1. General Information
1.1 Relevant Acts and Regulations
The issuance of a licence by the Canadian Transportation Agency (Agency) and the operation of...
2012-02-22 | Application Guides
Railway Operation Compensation: A Resource Tool
2011-11-14 | Resource Tool
This is a guide for people who have land, buildings, and other structures and works right beside a railway line. There are railway safety laws that may affect people in this situation. The guide explains that:
- people located right beside a railway line may have to let the railway onto their property for safety activities (for example, to clear brush that is blocking railway sight lines or in an emergency);
- the law may limit what these people can and can't do on their property, if the activity (for example, a construction project) would affect railway safety; and
- people who suffer losses because of these safety requirements may be owed compensation.
Selecting an Arbitrator: A Resource Tool
2011-11-14 | Resource Tool
This is a guide for shippers and railways who are involved in Final Offer Arbitration (FOA). It explains:
- the process for finding an arbitrator the shipper and the railway agree on, which asks each side to identify their preferred arbitrators from the roster established by the CTA;
- how the CTA selects an arbitrator if the shipper and railway do not agree;
- how and when the shipper or railway can challenge the appointment of the arbitrator;
- what happens if an arbitrator leaves and must be replaced, including who pays for the arbitrator's fees up to that point.
See also: Final Offer Arbitration: A Resource Tool