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Chair and CEO Scott Streiner addresses the International Association of Airport Executives Canada on June 7, 2017
Check against delivery Introduction Everyone in this room, I'd venture, has at least two things in common: we've all flown in the last year, if not the last 48 hours, and we all have, or have had, or know someone who has a disability. So smooth, efficient, and accessible travel is not someone...
Speeches | 2017-06-09
At the Heart of Transportation: A Moving History
Table of Contents Message from the Chair and CEO All Aboard The Board of Railway Commissioners, 1904 to 1938 Engines of Change The Board of Transportation Commissioners, 1938 to 1967 Taking Control The Canadian Transport Commission,...
Publication | 2017-06-12
Statistics 2016-2017
 Table of contents Overview Total rulings by Members Disputes resolved by the Agency Fostering compliance Providing consumer protection for air passengers Number and outcome of air travel complaints Number of complaints resolved (by carrier)...
Web page | 2017-06-16
Scott Streiner - Making Canada's National Transportation System the Most Accessible in the World: From Principles to Practice
Introduction In just 12 days, we will mark the 150th anniversary of Confederation.  This is an opportunity to reflect on how lucky we are to live in this land of peace and prosperity, appreciate the progress we've made as a country, and consider the distances we have yet to travel.  At the heart...
Speeches | 2017-06-19
Interview with Scott Streiner, President and CEO, Canadian Transportation Agency, at the International Transportation Forum, 2017 Summit (from May 31 to June 2, 2017)
The Canadian Transportation Agency, which I lead, is an independent tribunal and regulator with responsibilities both for the economic regulation of the national transportation system and accessibility issues for people with disabilities. Under the proposed legislation which the government has...
Speeches | 2017-06-19
Allergy cases
The Canadian Transportation Agency has the jurisdiction to investigate complaints on the accessibility of the federal transportation network when the issues involve persons determined to have disabilities for the purposes of the Canada Transportation Act. The Agency has investigated or is...
Web page | 2017-06-21
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
How to File a Settlement Agreement
Subsection 36.1(7) of the Canada Transportation Act states that: An agreement that is reached as a result of mediation may be filed with the Agency and, after filing, is enforceable as if it were an order of the Agency. To file a Settlement Agreement, one of the parties must make the request...
Web page | 2017-07-06
Increased rights and remedies for passengers travelling with Air Canada, WestJet and Air Transat
In 2012, the Agency issued five decisions that increased the rights and remedies of travellers when flights are overbooked, cancelled, delayed or rerouted. In these decisions, the Agency ordered changes to the airlines' tariffs to ensure they are reasonable.   A tariff is the contract between an...
Web page | 2017-07-14
Nepisiguit Subdivision
Notices of Discontinuance | 2017-08-03

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