Transport Canada

Transport Canada oversees marine transportation regulations and guidelines in Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, specifically focusing on navigation under the Confederation Bridge, which connects Canada's mainland to Prince Edward Island. The organization ensures compliance with safety standards and navigational rights, particularly for vessels transiting the Northumberland Strait, and addresses seasonal ice conditions that may affect vessel movement. Through its comprehensive guidelines, Transport Canada enforces regulations for vessels based on their gross tonnage and establishes necessary protocols, including compulsory pilotage for larger vessels. The agency aims to protect both vessels and infrastructure by providing clear directives for navigation in the waters surrounding the Confederation Bridge. Generated from the website

The Atlantic Pilotage Authority (APA) is a Federal Crown Corporation established in 1972, dedicated to providing marine pilotage services across Atlantic Canada. With a focus on safety and efficiency, the APA collaborates with ports, the shipping industry, and various stakeholders to ensure the highest standards of marine navigation. Employing highly skilled marine pilots, the APA plays a crucial role in safeguarding the environment, protecting the lives of mariners, and promoting the economic well-being of Atlantic Canadian ports. The organization is committed to operating on a self-sustaining financial basis while maintaining fair and reasonable pilotage tariffs. Generated from the website

Bureau Du Surintendant Des Faillites Du Canada-Atlantique, based in Halifax, NS, is a government agency that oversees bankruptcy and insolvency matters in the Atlantic region of Canada. With a focus on regulatory compliance and financial stability, the bureau provides guidance and support to individuals and businesses navigating the insolvency process. Generated from their business information