Marshalling Guidelines for Safe Operation of Freight Trains
The full study is available upon request. You can contact us by email at railsafety@tc.gc.ca to request a copy.
Temporary Exemption / CROR, Track Safety Rules and Qualification Regs, May 19, 2021
Dear Sir/Madam:
I am writing to advise you that the set of temporary exemptions to certain sections of the rules and regulations, pertaining to the qualification of railway personnel is granted under the notice of exemption X 21-06 (attached).
The purpose of these temporary exemptions is to mitigate the continued health risks involved with railway personnel travelling and assembling in groups to renew their qualifications during the novel coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19).
Important notice for users of Du Quai Street in Gaspé (Sandy Beach)
Transport Canada will be doing reconstruction work on Du Quai Street in Gaspé (Sandy Beach) between Montée Sandy Beach and the commercial wharf from August to November 2021.
The road will be accessible during this time, but there will be restrictions in place, like speed limits and alternate traffic.
To keep yourself and workers safe, please follow the information on the posted signs.
Transport Canada recognizes that these repairs may be inconvenient. Thank you for your understanding and patience.
Vehicles that are eligible
A declaration allows for the temporary importation of non-Canadian compliant/certified vehicles for one year or another period specified by the Minister of Transport. Canadian Importers (individuals or companies) may bring vehicles to Canada for the prescribed special purposes:
How to pay
Once your inspection report is complete, Transport Canada will send you an invoice. You can pay it:
Online (recommended)
- Credit (VISA, MasterCard, AMEX)
- Debit card (Interac)
By phone
To arrange a credit card payment by phone, wire transfer or direct deposit, call 1-888-639-2199 or 613-993-4610.
By cheque
Make cheques payable to the “Receiver General for Canada”, and mail them to:
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How to apply
Authorized representative like a ship’s owner, agent or master, or any interested person (like a shipyard operator) can apply for this inspection.
When you apply for a dangerous goods inspection, your application must include the:
How to pay
Once your inspection is complete, Transport Canada will issue an invoice. You can pay it:
Online (recommended)
- Credit (VISA, MasterCard, AMEX)
- Debit card (Interac)
By phone
By phone by credit card or to arrange a wire transfer/direct deposit 1-888-639-2199 or 613-993-4610.
By cheque
Make cheques payable to the “Receiver General for Canada”, and mail them to: