Table of Contents
General Information
Public Information Cards and communications material
- Q&As
- Q1. What is the Notice of Airmen (NOTAM)?
- Q2. Why was the NOTAM issued?
- Q3. What does the NOTAM do exactly?
- Q4. How did Russia respond to Canada’s issuing of this NOTAM?
- Q5. What is the status of these investigations?
- Q6: What effects will this have on Canadian operators?
- Q7. Could we suspend the Canadian Foreign Operator Certificates of Russian air operators from operating into Canada?
- Q8. Could we restrict or delay Russia’s access to Canadian Aeronautical Products (i.e., economic sanction)?
- Q9. What enforcement actions can be taken by the department?
- Q10. Under what authority is Canada closing its airspace?
- Q11. How can we ensure that Russian aircraft do not enter Canadian territorial airspace?
- Q12. What has been the impact of this Canadian airspace closure on flights to/from Russia?
- Q13. What other countries taking similar action against Russia by closing their airspace?
- Q14. Which countries have restricted airspace?
- Q15. What measures are being taken at ICAO and other technical multilateral/bilateral interactions?
- Q16: Are Russian vessels currently permitted in Canadian waters?
- Q17. Who is responsible for maritime security in Canada?
- Q18. What happens if a Russian vessel declares an emergency and needs to come into a Canadian port?
- Q19. There have been several Russian vessels, particularly on the East coast, that have been heading for Canadian waters.
- Q20. What is the ship that is in the Port of Montréal?
- Q21. What powers allow the Minister of Transport to respond to vessels violating the Special Economic Measures (Russia) Regulations?
- Q22. What powers allow the Minister of Transport to respond when a security threat is identified?
- Q23. Other than banning shipping, how is Transport Canada voicing Canada’s position on issues emerging from the Russian invasion of Ukraine?
- Q24. Is Russia going to retaliate and ban Canadian shipping?
- Q25. What safety measures are in place to ensure cruise ships can operate safely in Canada?
- Q26. Does everyone on a cruise ship need to be vaccinated, including non-Canadians?
- Q27. What happens if there is a covid-19 outbreak on the ship and it is in Canadian waters?
- Q28. Do passengers need to use ArriveCan?
- Q29. Why do Canada and the U.S. have different testing policies for cruise ships?
- Q30. When are other countries restarting cruise ship operations?
- Q31. What are your views on efforts in the U.S. to allow a permanent bypass of Canada for cruise ships?
- Q32. When can Canadians expect to see cruise ships in Canada? How many sailings are planned for 2022?
- General PIC – Situation in Ukraine
- PIC – Situation regarding Russian vessels in the North Atlantic
- PIC – TC’s role on management of critical infrastructure
- PIC – Arctic Sovereignty
- PIC – National Supply Chain Strategy
- PIC – Rail Service
- PIC – Oil by Rail
- PIC – CP Labour Dispute
- PIC – Restart of the cruise ship industry
- Violations of Canadian Airspace by Russia
- Aircraft and vessels of concern