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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
How to file an air tariff with the Agency
Who needs to file a tariff? International service Air carriers, whether they be licencees or non-licencees, must file a tariff if they: offer and/or sell international services to and from Canada; or take part in joint transportation to or from Canada (including code shares). As part of the...
Web page | 2015-07-15
Requirements for the public inspection of air tariffs
The public has the right to review an air carrier's tariff and carriers must ensure that they can readily do so upon request. Every air carrier that sells publicly-available air transportation to, from and within Canada must meet these 3 requirements. 1. Post their tariffs on their...
Web page | 2014-04-07
All sample tariffs for airlines
Sample Tariff (Tariff containing rules applicable to scheduled services for the transportation of passengers and their baggage between points in Canada and points inside and outside Canada) Supporting documents (Other updated Sample Tariffs will be released and published once they are finalized...
Web page | 2016-09-15
Supporting air tariff documents
Carriers may be required to file any of the relevant supporting documents: General Preview Document is used to: Download Adoption notice Adopt the provisions of another carrier’s tariff  DOC  PDF Cancellation supplement...
Web page | 2015-04-02
Railway line construction and relocation
How to get approval to construct a railway line The Agency approves specific railway line construction projects. If a railway company intends to construct a railway line, it must file an application with the Agency under section 98 of the Canada Transportation Act for approval. See: How to Apply...
Web page | 2019-10-04
Rail noise and vibration: Requirements for railway companies
Section 95.1 of the Canada Transportation Act states that a railway company shall cause only such noise and vibration as is reasonable, taking into account: its obligations under sections 113 and 114 of the Act, if applicable; its operational requirements; and the area where the construction...
Web page | 2019-07-30
Depreciation rates
The purpose of depreciation accounting is to allocate the service value of a property over its’ service life, in a systematic and rational manner. The Uniform Classification of Accounts and Related Railway Records (UCA) specifies the procedures railway companies must follow when filing their annual...
Web page | 2014-04-07
Limits of liability for passengers and goods
What are limitations to liability? All air carriers’ tariffs must set out how an air carrier limits its liability with respect to the transportation of passenger and goods. This part of an air carrier’s tariff addresses the extent of an air carrier’s liability in cases of personal injury or death...
Web page | 2024-12-27
Information that must be included in air tariffs
A tariff must contain a carrier’s fares, rates, charges and terms and conditions of carriage applicable to the air service provided and other incidental services. Air carriers’ tariffs must include general terms and conditions that apply to all passengers, regardless of the fare they paid. Under...
Web page | 2015-05-12

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