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Document ID ca-nost-2026-04-01-2 Title Not Stated URL https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/C-11/index.html Jurisdiction /ca Subdomain(s) none Language Status completed Analyzed at 2026-05-12 03:42:06.035983+00:00 Relevance inventory_targeted_fetch

Q Qualitative Requirements (11)

Req ID Category Intent Legal Status Name Subdomain(s) Context Conditions Confidence
#R001operationaloperationalmandatoryBallast Water Management Planotherdevelop and put in place an approved ballast water management planApplies to all Canadian vessels and all other vessels entering Canadian watershigh
#R002treatmenttreatmentmandatoryOrganism Release Standardsotherfollow standards that limit the number of organisms releasedApplies to all Canadian vessels and all other vessels entering Canadian watershigh
#R003monitoringreportingmandatoryVessel Survey and Inspectionotherbe regularly surveyed and inspected by an authorized organizationApplies to all Canadian vessels and all other vessels entering Canadian watershigh
#R004reportingreportingmandatoryRecord Keepingotherkeep recordsApplies to all Canadian vessels and all other vessels entering Canadian watershigh
#R005administrativereportingmandatoryCompliance Certificationothercarry a valid certificate that allows inspectors to confirm that the vessel complies with the conventionApplies to all Canadian vessels and all other vessels entering Canadian watershigh
#R006reportingreportingmandatoryBallast Water Reporting Formothervessels are still required to submit a ballast water reporting formhigh
#R007operationaltreatmentmandatoryExchange and Saltwater Flushingothervessels on international voyages that use a ballast water management system must continue exchanging ballast water and saltwater flushing before operating in Canadian fresh watersVessels on international voyages operating in Canadian fresh watershigh
#R008operationaloperationalmandatoryConvention Standard DeadlinesotherCanadian vessels that don’t voyage internationally, other than to U.S. Great Lakes ports, need to meet Convention standards at launch, in 2024 or in 2030 depending on when they were builtCanadian vessels that do not voyage internationally (except U.S. Great Lakes ports)high
#R009treatmenttreatmentmandatoryBallast Water Management System Installationothercomplying with the convention and installing an approved ballast water management systemApplicable to many vessels as part of following the regulationshigh
#R010operationaloperationalmandatorySystem Operation and Maintenanceotherproperly used and maintainedApplies when a ballast water management system is used to meet standards for water taken on board in the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Riverhigh
#R011administrativeoperationalguidanceCompliance Guidance for Small VesselsotherSome smaller vessels can follow the convention guidelines for equivalent compliance.Smaller vesselshigh

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D Definitions (22)

Req ID Category Name Context Confidence
#D001PartiesThe Government of Canada and the Government of the United States of Americahigh
#D002Boundary Waters Treatythe Treaty relating to the Boundary Waters and Questions arising along the Boundary between Canada and the United States, done at Washington on 11 January 1909high
#D003General Objectivesbroad descriptions of water quality conditions consistent with the protection of the level of environmental quality which the Parties desire to secure and which will provide a basis for overall water management guidancehigh
#D004Great Lakes Basin Ecosystemthe interacting components of air, land, water and living organisms, including humans, and all of the streams, rivers, lakes, and other bodies of water, including groundwater, that arein the drainage basin of the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence River at the international boundary or upstream from the point at which this river becomes the international boundary between Canada and the United Stateshigh
#D005International Joint Commission or Commissionthe International Joint Commission established by the Boundary Waters Treatyhigh
#D006Municipal Governmenta local government created by a Province or State situated within the Great Lakes basinhigh
#D007Publicindividuals and organizations such as public interest groups, researchers and research institutions, and businesses and other non-governmental entitieshigh
#D008State and Provincial Governmentsthe Governments of the States of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Ohio, Wisconsin, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the Government of the Province of Ontariohigh
#D009Tribal Governmentthe government of a tribe recognized by either the Government of Canada or the Government of the United States situated within the Great Lakes basinhigh
#D010Tributary Waterssurface waters that flow directly or indirectly into the Waters of the Great Lakeshigh
#D011Waters of the Great Lakesthe waters of Lakes Superior, Huron, Michigan, Erie and Ontario and the connecting river systems of St. Marys, St. Clair including Lake St. Clair, Detroit, Niagara and St. Lawrence at the international boundary or upstream from the point at which this river becomes the international boundary between Canada and the United States, including all open and nearshore watershigh
#D012MISA regulationsnine sector-specific industrial wastewater Effluent Monitoring and Effluent Limits regulationshigh
#D013EROEnvironmental Registry of Ontariohigh
#D014EPAEnvironmental Protection Acthigh
#D015MISAMunicipal Industrial Strategy for Abatementhigh
#D016O. Reg.Ontario Regulationhigh
#D017OWRAOntario Water Resources Acthigh
#D018ECAsEnvironmental Compliance Approvalshigh
#D019ECAEnvironmental Compliance Approvalhigh
#D020ECA'sEnvironmental Compliance Approvalshigh
#D021PTTWPermit to take Waterhigh
#D022ActOntario Water Resources Acthigh