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Procedures and Principles With Respect to Oral Hearings
Part 1: Background and Purpose Background Most dispute adjudication cases before the Agency will proceed by way of written pleadings. Where this is the case, parties do not appear in person before the Agency, but instead submit their evidence and arguments in writing. In some cases, however, the...
Web page | 2016-01-06
How to file a position statement or a request to intervene
How can I participate in an adjudication case? If you want to participate in a current case before the Agency, you have a couple of options: you can file a position statement or you can request to intervene. Position statements An interested person may file a position statement in a dispute...
Web page | 2015-10-20
Table of concordance
  General Rules Dispute Adjudication Rules 1 1 Act Act address --- affidavit affidavit application application...
Web page | 2015-10-20
Criteria for Inclusion on the Canadian Transportation Agency’s List of Persons who Agree to Act as Arbitrators
Arbitrators for the Canadian Transportation Agency must be able to conduct an efficient and effective arbitration process. Arbitrators must possess: Superior procedural skills and in-depth understanding of the rules of procedure. A superior understanding of the rules of evidence including the...
Web page | 2015-10-20
Reopening of Decisions or Orders – Agency Policy
The Canadian Transportation Agency (Agency) is a quasi-judicial tribunal governed by its enabling legislation, the Canada Transportation Act, S.C. 1996, c. 10, as amended (the CTA). Once the Agency has reached a final decision in respect to the matter that is before it, that decision cannot be...
Publication | 2015-10-06
Code of Values and Ethics for the Canadian Transportation Agency
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
Interpretation Note on Section 32 of the Canada Transportation Act
The Agency’s Power to Review its Decisions and Orders 1. INTRODUCTION There is a basic legal principle in favour of the finality of court and tribunal decisions.  This principle is in the interests of parties to a proceeding who have legitimate expectations that a decision, once rendered...
Publication | 2015-10-05
Student recruitment
Give your career a head start at the Canadian Transportation Agency! We recruit post-secondary students (college/CEGEP and university) who have applied to the Federal Student Work Experience Program (FSWEP). What can you expect?  Exceptional learning opportunities  Challenging and meaningful...
Web page | 2015-07-15
Types of jobs at the Agency
Transportation matters to us The Agency offers you the opportunity to take on new challenges – and use your knowledge and expertise.    Learn more about some of the positions at the Agency: Complaints Officer What does a Complaints Officer do? Investigates and prepares...
Web page | 2014-06-05
Regulating the industry
The Agency is responsible for developing and administering regulatory and non-regulatory approaches to a wide range of matters involving federally-regulated air, rail and marine modes of transportation. The national transportation policy permits the market to largely self-regulate. However, it...
Web page | 2014-02-21

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