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Cost of Capital Methodology Review - Draft Terms of Reference
Request for Proposals for a consultant to review methodologies for determining the cost of capital rates for federally regulated railways in Canada, and to compare them to the Agency's current methodology. Request for Proposals No. CTA0000XXX September XX, 2009 Table of Contents Context  **...
Web page | 2013-11-26
Cost of Capital Methodology Review - Correspondence from the Agency Secretary – January 18, 2010
File No. T6275-17 January 18, 2010 To: Distribution List Re: Review of the methodology used by the Canadian Transportation Agency (Agency) in determining the cost of capita l for federally regulated railway companies File No. T6275-17 January 18, 2010 To: Distribution List Re: Review of the...
Web page | 2013-11-26
Extension of submission date for comments
January 21, 2011 File No. T 6275-17 With regards to the Railway Cost of Capital Methodology Review, requests were received January 14, 2011 from the Coalition of Rail Shippers (CRS) and January 17, 2011 from the Western Canadian Shippers Coalition (WCSC) for extensions to submit initial comments...
Web page | 2013-11-26
Decision on Process for Cost of Capital Methodology Review
May 30, 2011 LET-R-60-2011 File No.: T 6275-17 On November 4, 2010, the Canadian Transportation Agency (Agency) issued Decision No. LET‑R-185-2010. This consultation document invited comments on certain matters pertaining to the Agency's cost of capital publication/methodology from a broad...
Web page | 2013-11-26
Marine Legislation
For a full list of the Agency's Acts, please consult the Legislation and Regulations information. The Canada Marine Act Under the Canada Marine Act, the Agency investigates complaints about user fees charged by Canadian port authorities, the St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation and the...
Web page | 2013-11-26
Resolution Disputes Through Mediation Long Descriptions
Figure 1: Dispute Resolution Spectrum This image shows the spectrum of dispute resolution options offered at the Canadian Transportation Agency. The spectrum ranges from collaborative dispute resolution methods (such as facilitation and mediation) to adjudicative dispute resolution (such as...
Web page | 2013-11-26
Air services for which a licence from the Agency is not required
Subsection 3(1) of Part I of the ATR and subsection 56(2) of the Act provide that no Agency licence is required to operate specialty services not subject to Part II of the Act. However, operators are still required to obtain a Canadian aviation document (Canadian Foreign Air Operator...
Web page | 2013-11-13
Proposed Sample Rules of Procedure for Arbitrations under Section 36.2 of the Canada Transportation Act: Consultation Paper
Explanatory Note The Canadian Transportation Agency (Agency) is an independent, quasi-judicial tribunal. It makes decisions and determinations on a wide range of matters involving modes of transportation under the authority of Parliament, as set out in the Canada Transportation Act, S.C. 1996, c....
Web page | 2013-01-23
Sample signage on the availability of tariffs
Note: size is in width x length Black on White Background Portrait Sign size English / French French / English 7" x 11" / 17.75 cm x 28 cm PDF | Illustrator PDF | Illustrator 10.6" x 14.5" / 27 cm x 37 cm PDF | Illustrator PDF | Illustrator...
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Backgrounder: Dispute Resolution for Air Travellers
The Canadian Transportation Agency is an independent administrative tribunal of the Government of Canada. It is responsible for: dispute resolutionto resolve complaints about transportation services, fares, rates, and charges;accessibilityto ensure that the national transportation system is...
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