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What if a railway company violates obligations set out in a level of service arbitration decision?
The Fair Rail Freight Service Act, passed on June 26, 2013, introduced a new dispute resolution option for shippers and railway companies who are unable to negotiate level of service (LOS) contracts respecting the manner in which a railway company will fulfill its service obligations under section...
Web page | 2015-10-21
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
Summary of Roles: Parties and Mediator
Pre-mediation Your Role Mediator’s Role Be responsive and make your availability a priority Sign a copy of the Agreement to Mediate Prepare for the mediation: Think about the key issues Prepare opening remarks ...
Web page | 2015-10-20
New or increased charges by NAV Canada
Aircraft operators can appeal new or increased charges by NAV Canada, as outlined in the Civil Air Navigation Services Commercialization Act. You may only appeal if NAV Canada has not followed: the correct principles for new or revised charges; the requirements for giving notice or for...
Web page | 2015-10-20
Disputes about the relocation of railway lines or rerouting of traffic in urban areas
The Agency can help resolve disputes between railways and government authorities about the relocation of railway lines or the rerouting of railway traffic in urban areas. The Agency could order the railway to do things like: remove railway structures build new facilities; stop operating on...
Web page | 2015-10-20
Complaints about fares and rates on domestic routes with little or no competition
What is a route with little or no competition? Any route within Canada served by a single carrier and its affiliates. In addition, the Agency may determine that a route with two carriers has limited competition because the second carrier does not provide a reasonable alternative. What is an air...
Web page | 2015-10-20
Failure to give notice when discontinuing or reducing a domestic air service to a community
When does a carrier need to give notice? A carrier must notify the community if it proposes to: discontinue a service, resulting in only one or no carriers serving a point; reduce the frequency of a service to less than one flight per week, resulting in only one or no carriers providing...
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
Rules and Ethics for Prospective and Appointed Arbitrators Pursuant to the Canada Transportation Act
The following provides guidelines on the standards of impartiality, independence, competence, diligence and discretion that are required of arbitrators appointed by the Agency pursuant to the Canada Transportation Act (the Act). Arbitrators shall proceed fairly, diligently and efficiently in...
Web page | 2019-06-17
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

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