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Learn more about how the Oceans Protection Plan is improving marine safety.

Interested in aviation for fun, research or a career? Explore the possibilities by starting with a drone pilot certificate.

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New drone safety rules in effect June 1, 2019.

Getting ready to fly your drone?

Learn what you need to do before heading out for a flight.

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New drone safety rules in effect June 1, 2019.

Flying a drone for the first time?

Learn about some of the important rules, tips and best practices that you need to keep in mind to fly your drone safely and respectfully.

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Check out Transport Canada’s rental boat checklist before you get out on the water.

Flammable liquids fires are dangerous goods or hazmat fires. They are complex, and pose unique risk. Learn more about the first responders’ approach to railway incidents involving flammable liquids.

New drone safety rules in effect June 1, 2019.

Wonder if you need to register your drone, take an exam or where you can fly?

Learn about the two main categories of drone operation in Canada: basic and advanced, and the set of rules drone pilots must follow for each category.

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Take advantage of training opportunities at a school funded through the Oceans Protection Plan and learn the skills necessary to protect and preserve Canada’s oceans.

Canada has a strong marine safety system. Learn more about what happens when a vessel enters Canadian waters.

New drone safety rules in effect June 1, 2019. Are you ready for your fourth mission? Ensure you're flying your drone safely and responsibly.

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New drone safety rules in effect June 1, 2019. Are you ready for your third drone safety mission? Visit the Drone Management Portal to take your drone pilot online exam.

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New drone safety rules in effect June 1, 2019. Are you ready for your second drone safety mission? Visit the Drone Management Portal to register your drone.

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New drone safety rules in effect June 1, 2019. Are you ready for your first drone safety mission? Create your online account on our Drone Management Portal for easy access to our new drone services 24/7.

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Be a boating super hero. It's simple with these five boating tips.

Cooperative truck platooning systems significantly reduce fuel consumption and emissions, while potentially improving road safety and efficiency.

The Canadian Navigable Waters Act restores lost protections for the public right to navigate on all navigable waters.

A new generation of clean, efficient vehicle technologies are on the horizon for Canada.

No one needs distractions popping up while driving.

Buying a drone for yourself or as a gift? Flying a drone makes you a pilot. Follow the rules to fly your drone safely and avoid fines.

Canada is a trading nation. 1 in 6 Canadian jobs depend on international commerce.

The Act will prohibit oil tankers carrying over 12,500 metric tonnes of oil from stopping, loading or unloading at ports or marine installations in northern British Columbia.

Canada is a vast country. Air travel is essential to move people and goods. Sometimes there are factors complicating this. This is why the government of Canada is proposing legislation that would strengthen rights for travellers.

An individual was arrested after he was caught pointing a laser at a helicopter. The individual pleaded guilty and was fined $3,000.

This crash test between 2007 and 2014 car models shows that enhancements in newer vehicle structures improve protection and reduce the risk of injury to drivers.

Learn more about the Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG). What is the ERG? Who is it for? This video also includes two scenarios to explain how to use the ERG.

This video explains the changes that have been made to the 2016 Edition of the Emergency Response Guidebook.

It's your responsibility to fly your drone safely and legally.

Video explaining what is the Government of Canada's Oceans Protection Plan.

Inform the public on the new alternative standard for Recreational boating school. Presentation of the new alternative standard for Recreational boating school, the scope, the new Recreational Boating School report form, the letter of participation and the small vessel compliance program component.

A drone could cause serious damage if it hit a plane. Hundreds of lives could be at risk.

Flying your drone near a plane is not a game – it's illegal, and puts the lives of every person on board at risk.

This video, "Dumb Ways to Blind", features happy creatures who suffer unfortunate outcomes when they misuse laser pointers. It was done in the style of "Dumb Ways to Die", a November 2012 Metro Trains safety video that went viral.

Pointing a laser at an aircraft is a serious offence – offenders face up to $100,000 in fines, five years in prison, or both.

General Rail Safety.

Flying a drone isn't just fun and games. You may need permission from Transport Canada.

Many people will receive drones over the holidays this year. But before enjoying their gift, new users should learn how to fly them safely and legally.

If you're using a drone in your backyard, avoid flying over private properties or taking photos or videos without permission.

Drone users can't fly wherever they like. If you think someone has committed a crime or breached your privacy, report it to your local police department right away.

Aaron McCrorie, head of aviation safety regulations at Transport Canada, reminds you that flying your drone near a forest fire is both dangerous and illegal. You could be fined $25,000 and even go to jail.

Aiming a laser at an aircraft is a federal offence. It poses a serious risk to pilots, passengers, and aviation safety. Never aim laser pointers at or near any aircraft.

Whether you call it an unmanned air vehicle (UAV), remotely piloted aircraft system, model aircraft, remote control aircraft, or drone, always think safety first. Here are some tips to help you fly safely and legally. Learn more: www.tc.gc.ca/SafetyFirst.

When the cold water hits your chest you will hyperventilate. Your blood pressure goes way up. If you're elderly that can be fatal.

Canada's coastline is the longest in the world—more than 200,000 kilometres on three coasts and the five Great Lakes.

When most people think of airports, they think of big, busy terminals that see thousands of passengers each day. But that's not the only way to fly.

You never know what might happen—or what you might need—so it's a good idea to always be prepared. Always keep an emergency kit, like this one, in your trunk.

This… is a Canadian winter. And this is one way that we deal with it. Before hitting the road, make sure your view is clear and your car is clean.

With all that noise, you might think it's an easy thing to avoid a train.

Everyone who operates a power-driven boat in Canada needs proof of competency —something that shows they understand the rules of the water and how to safely operate a boat.

Did you know that any pleasure craft powered by 10 horse power or more needs a licence?

The rules of the road for Canada's waterways help everyone stay safe.

A lifejacket is your best defence against cold-water shock.

For a lot of us, driving is so natural that we don't always give it much thought.

Seaplanes are a great way to visit much of Canada. Keep these tips in mind and you'll have a safe and memorable trip.

On a day like this, visibility can be a challenge. Any minute now, a train will be going through this railway crossing.

Learn how to keep children safe on/near the water.

Access important information for commercial boat operators and their passengers.

Combined with summer heat and high speeds, an under-inflated tire can cause a blowout—which can really spoil your vacation plans.

Learn about new technology that helps prevent skids.

Learn about winter tire technology and tips for care.

Do your part to make it a safe and comfortable flight for everyone.