Transport Canada has produced the document entitled, Understanding Cyber Risk: Best Practices for Canada's Maritime Sector.

Concentrated Inspection Campaign on the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 under the Paris MOU commencing September 1, 2016.  Standard inspection questionnaire included.

Concentrated Inspection Campaign starting September 1, 2016 on cargo securing arrangements under the TokyoMOU.  Standard inspection questionnaire included.

Draft environmental standards for comment before July 4, 2016.

This discussion paper outlines the proposed framework for the prescribed classes of vessels and oil handling facilities in the development of the proposed Environmental Response Regulations and the Environmental Response Standards.  This paper will focus on those matters relating to the pollution prevention and response activities for prescribed classes of oil handling facilities that are engaged in the loading or unloading of oil to or from a vessel including arrangements with a Response Organization. It will also describe what type of vessels are a prescribed class (including those excluded) as it relates to having an arrangement with a Response Organization. 

Pre-arrival cargo gear inspection checklist for ship cranes on vessels calling ports in British Columbia - developed by the Chamber of Shipping and BC Maritime Employers Association.

Transport Canada's Ship Safety Bulleting 01/2014 that provides guidance on "Proper Technical Maintenance of Freight Containers and Safe Stuffing Practices."

Presentation on Transport Canada's consultation on national service standards provided at the regional CMAC meeting in North Vancouver on March 14, 2012.

Transport Canada's Discussion Paper on Proposed Regulations Respecting Compulsory Insurance for Ships Carrying Passengers.  Comments due May 31, 2012.

Transport Canada's information paper on furtheramendments to the Administrative Monetary Penalties Regulations and Contravention Regulations under the Canada Shipping Act.

COS Submission on the Rail Freight Services Review.  To view other submissions, visit the Canadian Transportation Agency website.