Fisheries and Oceans Canada

Fees Report

Fiscal year 2019-20

The Honourable Bernadette Jordan, P.C., M.P.

Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard

© Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, represented by the Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard, 2020

Catalogue No. Fs1-86E

ISSN 2562-0827

This document is available on the Government of Canada website at www.canada.cai

This document is available in alternative formats upon request.

Table of contents Minister’s message ...... 5 About this report ...... 7 Remissions ...... 8 Overall totals, by fee setting mechanism ...... 8 Totals, by fee grouping, for fees set by act, regulation or fees notice ...... 9 Details on each fee set by act, regulation or fees notice ...... 12 Endnotes ...... 35

Fees Report for 2019-20

Minister’s message On behalf of Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) and the Canadian Coast Guard (Coast Guard), I am pleased to present our report on fees for 2019-20.

The Service Fees Actii provides a modern legislative framework that enables cost-effective delivery of services and, through better reporting to Parliament, improves transparency and oversight.

Similar to last year, the report provides details on each fee, such as the type and rate of adjustment, the service standard, and performance result. As the Department is in the process of modernizing its information system, a breakdown of revenue collected for all fees will be forthcoming in the near future.

This year’s report also includes fees where the authority to collect has been delegated to provincial and territorial governments. We have included the revenues and expenditures for Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut. As the report is still evolving in its processes, we will continue to work with the Government of Quebec to incorporate its revenue and expenditure information in the future. The information provides context for each fee, in the spirit of open and transparent fee management.

I welcome the increased transparency and oversight that the Service Fees Act’s reporting regime embodies. I will continue to lead my department’s transition to this modern framework.

The Honourable Bernadette Jordan, P.C., M.P. Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard

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Fees Report for 2019-20

About this report This report, which is tabled under section 20 of the Service Fees Actiii and section 4.2.8 of the Directive on Charging and Special Financial Authoritiesiv, contains information about the fees that Fisheries and Oceans Canada had the authority to set in 2019-20.

Government of Canada departments may set fees for services, licences, permits, products, and the use of facilities; for other authorizations of rights or privileges; or to recover, in whole or in part, costs incurred in relation to a regulatory scheme.

For reporting purposes, fees must be categorized under the following three fee-setting mechanisms:

1. Act, regulation or fees notice o An act of Parliament delegates the fee-setting authority to a department, minister or Governor in Council. 2. Contract o Ministers have the authority to enter into contracts, which are usually negotiated between the minister and an individual or organization, and which cover fees and other terms and conditions. In some cases, that authority may also be provided by an act of Parliament. 3. Market-rate or auction or both o The authority to set these fees is pursuant to an act of Parliament or regulation, and the minister, department or Governor in Council has no control over the fee amount.

This report contains information about all fees that are under DFO and the Coast Guard’s authority, including any that are collected by another department.

The information covers fees that are subject to the Service Fees Act.

For fees set by contract, fees set by market-rate, auction or both, the report provides totals only. For fees set by act, regulation or fees notice, it provides totals for fee groupings, as well as detailed information for each fee.

Although the fees that Fisheries and Oceans Canada charges under the Access to Information Actv are subject to the Service Fees Act, they are not included in this report. Information on Fisheries and Oceans Canada’s access to information fees for 2019-20 can be found in our access to information report, which is posted on the Department’s Corporate management and reporting pagevi.

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Remissions A remission is a partial or full return of a fee to a fee payer who paid for a service for which a department deemed that the service standard was not met.

Under the Service Fees Act, departments must develop policies for determining whether a service standard has been met and for determining how much of a fee will be remitted to a fee payer if a service standard is not met. This requirement will not take effect until April 1, 2021, so this report does not include remissions issued under the Service Fees Act. The report also does not include other remissions.

Overall totals, by fee setting mechanism The following table presents the total revenue, cost and remissions for all fees that Fisheries and Oceans Canada had the authority to set in 2019-20, by fee-setting mechanism.

Overall totals for 2019-20, by fee-setting mechanism

Fee setting Revenue ($) Cost ($) Remissions ($) mechanism Fees set by 1,440,230 22,481,560 Remissions do not apply to contract fees set by contract.

Fees set by 0 0 Remissions do not apply to market-rate, fees set by market-rate, auction or both auction or both.

Fees set by act, 90,048,967 647,167,010 0 regulation or fees notice Total 91,489,197 669,648,570 0

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Totals, by fee grouping, for fees set by act, regulation or fees notice The following tables present, for each fee grouping, the total revenue, cost and remissions for all fees that Fisheries and Oceans Canada had the authority to set in 2019- 20 that are set by any of the following:  act  regulation  fees notice A fee grouping is a grouping of all the fees that a department has the authority to set for activities relating to a single business line, directorate or program.

Fisheries Management – Licensing Fee: totals for 2019-20

Fee grouping Fisheries Management – Licensing Fee

Revenue ($) Cost ($) Remissions ($) 40,360,3601 240,510,0212 0

Fisheries Management – Pacific Salmon Conservation Stamp: totals for 2019-20

Fee grouping Fisheries Management – Pacific Salmon Conservation Stamp

Revenue ($) Cost ($) Remissions ($) 1,391,514 1,554,634 0

1 The Fisheries Management grouping includes fees where the authority to collect has been delegated to provincial and territorial governments. The revenue collected by the Yukon, the Northwest Territories, Nunavut and the province of Quebec are not collected to the Federal Consolidated Revenue Fund, but rather remain with the territories and province. Total revenue of $537,459, which includes only Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut, has been included in this aggregate figure for statistical purposes only. The Province of Quebec was unable to provide revenue figures to be included in this year’s report. 2 The Fisheries Management grouping includes fees where the authority to collect has been delegated to provincial and territorial governments. The expenditures included reflect those of Fisheries and Oceans Canada, as well as those of the Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut. There is no transfer of funds to cover these expenditures. Total expenditures of $452,804, which includes only Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut have been included in this aggregate figure for statistical purposes only. The Province of Quebec was unable to provide expenditure figures to be included in this year’s report.

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Hydrography: totals for 2019-20

Fee grouping Hydrography

Revenue ($) Cost ($) Remissions ($) 546,084 12,290,513 0

Icebreaking Services Fee: totals for 2019-20

Fee grouping Icebreaking Services Fee

Revenue ($) Cost ($) Remissions ($) 5,936,440 203,473,587 0

Maintenance Dredging Services Tonnage Fee: totals for 2019-20

Fee grouping Maintenance Dredging Services Tonnage Fee

Revenue ($) Cost ($) Remissions ($) 7,742,968 7,889,404 0

Marine Navigation Services Fee: totals for 2019-20

Fee grouping Marine Navigation Services Fee

Revenue ($) Cost ($) Remissions ($) 33,413,487 168,455,696 0

Aquaculture – Licensing Fee: totals for 2019-20

Fee grouping Aquaculture – Licensing Fee

Revenue ($) Cost ($) Remissions ($) 632,591 3,862,058 0

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Small Craft Harbours Fee: totals for 2019-20

Fee grouping Small Craft Harbours Fee

Revenue ($) Cost ($) Remissions ($) 25,523 8,678,293 0

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Details on each fee set by act, regulation or fees notice This section provides detailed information on each fee that DFO had the authority to set in 2019-20 and that was set by any of the following:  act  regulation  fees notice

The complete list of DFO and Coast Guard fees are available on the department’s website.

Fee grouping Fisheries Management – Licensing Fee

Fee Licenses for lobster pounds Fee-setting Fisheries Actvii, 18 authority Year fee-setting 1985 authority was introduced Last year 2018 fee-setting authority was amended Service standard All Online Commercial Licence Renewal Services are handled within 5 business days, once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (Target 98%) All Online Commercial Licence Services are handled within 30 business days once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (i.e: issuance of new commercial licences; new fisher/vessel registrations; issuance of transfer permits etc.) (Target 75%) Performance result Service standard met 99% of the time for renewal commercial licence services. Service standard met 98% of the time for new commercial licence services.

Fee grouping Fisheries Management – Licensing Fee

Fee Surf clam fishing licence for commercial purposes Atlantic razor clam license for commercial purposes Soft-shell clam fishing licence for commercial purposes Mussel fishing licence for commercial purposes Oyster fishing licence for commercial purposes Schedule II Part I Item 1 - Fisher’s Registration Card Schedule II Part I Item 2 - Vessel Registration Card Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (a)(i) capelin from a vessel 19.8 m or more in overall length but less than 30.5 m in overall length Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (a)(ii) capelin from a vessel 30.5 m or more in overall length

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Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (b)(i) snow crab in Crab Fishing Areas 1 and 2 using 300 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (b)(ii) snow crab in Crab Fishing Areas 1 and 2 using 800 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (b)(iii) snow crab in any of Crab Fishing Areas 3 to 11 using 300 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (b)(iv) snow crab in Crab Fishing Area 4 using 800 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (b)(v) snow crab in Crab Fishing Areas 4 and 5 using 800 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (b)(vi) snow crab in Crab Fishing Areas 5 to 7C inclusive using 800 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (b)(vii) snow crab in any other case Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (c)(i) groundfish in Division 4X and Subarea 5 from a vessel less than 19.8 m in overall length Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (c)(ii) groundfish from a vessel 19.8 m or more in overall length Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (d)(i) herring using mobile gear Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (d)(ii) herring in any Herring Fishing Area other than Herring Fishing Areas 1 to 14 using weirs or trap nets Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (e)(i) lobster in Lobster Fishing Area 2, 3, 6, 7 or 8 Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (e)(ii) lobster in Lobster Fishing Area 17 Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (e)(iii) lobster in Lobster Fishing Area 22 Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (e)(iv) lobster in Lobster Fishing Area 23 using 375 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (e)(v) lobster in Lobster Fishing Area 23 using 563 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (e)(vi) lobster in Lobster Fishing Area 25 using 250 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (e)(vii) lobster in Lobster Fishing Area 25 using 375 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (e)(viii) lobster in Lobster Fishing Area 24, 26A or 26B using 300 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (e)(ix) lobster in Lobster Fishing Area 24, 26A or 26B using 450 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (e)(x) lobster in Lobster Fishing Area 27 using 83 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (e)(xi) lobster in Lobster Fishing Area 27 using 275 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (e)(xii) lobster in Lobster Fishing Area 27 using 413 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (e)(xiii) lobster in Lobster Fishing Area 28 or 29 using 413 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (e)(xiv) lobster in Lobster Fishing Area 30 using 75 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (e)(xv) lobster in Lobster Fishing Area 30 using 250 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (e)(xvi) lobster in Lobster Fishing Area 30 using 375 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (e)(xvii) lobster in any of Lobster Fishing Areas 31A to 33 using 375 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (e)(xviii) lobster in Lobster Fishing Area 34 using 113 or 124 traps

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Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (e)(xix) lobster in Lobster Fishing Area 34 using 375 or 400 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (e)(xx) lobster in Lobster Fishing Area 34 using 563 or 600 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (e)(xxi) lobster in Lobster Fishing Area 38 using 375 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (e)(xxii) lobster in Lobster Fishing Area 38 using 563 traps Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (e)(xxiii) lobster in any other case Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (f)(i) mackerel in Mackerel Fishing Areas 1 to 14 using mobile gear from a vessel less than 19.8 m in overall length Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (f)(ii) mackerel using mobile gear from a vessel 19.8 m or more in overall length Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (f)(iii) mackerel in any Mackerel Fishing Area other than Mackerel Fishing Areas 1 to 14 using trap nets Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (g)(i) scallop in Scallop Fishing Area 16 Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (g)(ii) scallop in Scallop Fishing Area 23 or 29 Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (g)(iii) scallop in Scallop Fishing Areas 28C and 28D inclusive Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (g)(iv) scallop in Scallop Fishing Areas 28A, 28B, 28C and 28D inclusive Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (g)(v) scallop in any other case Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (h)(i) shrimp in Shrimp Fishing Area 16 Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (h)(ii) shrimp in Shrimp Fishing Area 8 Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (h)(iii) shrimp in any other case Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (i)(i) shark from a vessel less than 19.8 m in overall length Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (i)(ii) shark from a vessel 19.8 m or more in overall length but less than 30.5 m in overall length Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (i)(iii) shark from a vessel 30.5 m or more in overall length Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (j)(i) swordfish using longlines from a vessel less than 13.7 m in overall length Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (j)(ii) swordfish using longlines from a vessel 13.7 m or more in overall length Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (k) Bluefin tuna Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (l) tuna other than bluefin Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (m) sea urchin Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (n) Red crab Schedule II Part I Item 3 - (o) any species, in any case not otherwise provided for in this item, per species Schedule II Part I Item 4 - Marine Plant Licence Schedule II Part I Item 5 - Recreational Fishing Licence Schedule II Part I Item 6 - Fish Transporting Licence Schedule II Part I Item 7 - Bait Fishing Licence Schedule II Part 2 Item 1 - Cod Schedule II Part 2 Item 2 - Jonah crab Schedule II Part 2 Item 3 - Red crab Schedule II Part 2 Item 4 - Snow crab Crab Fishing Areas 1 to 11 Schedule II Part 2 Item 5 - Snow crab Crab Fishing Areas 12 Schedule II Part 2 Item 6 - Snow crab Crab Fishing Areas 13 Schedule II Part 2 Item 7 - Snow crab Crab Fishing Areas 14 Schedule II Part 2 Item 8 - Snow crab Crab Fishing Areas 15

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Schedule II Part 2 Item 9 - Snow crab Crab Fishing Areas 16 Schedule II Part 2 Item 10 - Snow crab Crab Fishing Areas 17 Schedule II Part 2 Item 11 - Snow crab Crab Fishing Areas 18 Schedule II Part 2 Item 12 - Snow crab Crab Fishing Areas 19 Schedule II Part 2 Item 13 - Snow crab Crab Fishing Areas 20 Schedule II Part 2 Item 14 - Snow crab Crab Fishing Areas 21 Schedule II Part 2 Item 15 - Snow crab Crab Fishing Areas 22 Schedule II Part 2 Item 16 - Snow crab Crab Fishing Areas 23 Schedule II Part 2 Item 17 - Snow crab Crab Fishing Areas 24 Schedule II Part 2 Item 18 - Snow crab Crab Fishing Areas 25 Schedule II Part 2 Item 19 - Snow crab Crab Fishing Areas 26 Schedule II Part 2 Item 20 - Flounder Schedule II Part 2 Item 21 - Greenland halibut Schedule II Part 2 Item 22 - Grenadier Schedule II Part 2 Item 23 - Haddock Schedule II Part 2 Item 24 - Halibut Schedule II Part 2 Item 25 - Herring Schedule II Part 2 Item 26 - Lobster Schedule II Part 2 Item 27 - Pollock Schedule II Part 2 Item 28 - Redfish Schedule II Part 2 Item 29 - Scallop, per tonne of scallop meat Schedule II Part 2 Item 30 - Scallop, per tonne in the shell Schedule II Part 2 Item 31 - Sea urchin Schedule II Part 2 Item 32 - Silver hake Schedule II Part 2 Item 33 - Shrimp other than Shrimp Fishing Area 1 to 6 Schedule II Part 2 Item 34 - Shrimp in Shrimp Fishing Area 1 to 6 Schedule II Part 2 Item 35 - Stimpson’s surf clam Schedule II Part 2 Item 36 - Swordfish Schedule II Part 2 Item 37 - Bluefin tuna Schedule II Part 2 Item 38 - White hake Fee-setting Fisheries Actviii, 13; Atlantic Fishery Regulations (SOR/86-21)ix authority Year fee-setting 1985 authority was introduced Last year 2018 fee-setting authority was amended

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Service standard All Online Commercial Licence Renewal Services are handled within 5 business days, once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (Target 98%) All Online Commercial Licence Services are handled within 30 business days once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (i.e: issuance of new commercial licences; new fisher/vessel registrations; issuance of transfer permits etc.) (Target 75%) Processing applications for the renewal of recreational licences (Atlantic) within 5 business days, once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (Target 98%) Processing applications for new recreational licences (Atlantic) within 30 business days, once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (Target 98%) Performance result Service standard met 99% of the time for renewal commercial licence services. Service standard met 98% of the time for new commercial licence services. Service standard met 99% of the time for renewal recreational licence services. Service standard met 99% of the time for new recreational licence services.

Fee grouping Fisheries Management – Licensing Fee

Fee Licence, resident 16 to 64 years of age, annual Licence, resident 65 years of age or older, annual Licence, resident, five-day Licence, resident, three-day Licence, resident, one-day Licence, non-resident 16 years of age or older, annual Licence, non-resident, five-day Licence, non-resident, three-day Licence, non-resident, one-day Fee-setting Fisheries Actx, 13; British Columbia Sport Fishing Regulations authority (SOR/96-137)xi Year fee-setting 1985 authority was introduced Last year 2019 fee-setting authority was amended Service standard Access to National Recreational Licensing System (NRLS), (which issues Tidal Waters Sport Fishing Licences), online portal provided 24 hours a day, seven days a week. (Target 98%) Phone and email inquiries responded to within 5 business days. (Target 90%)

Performance result Service standard met 98% of the time for access to NRLS. Service standard met 98% of the time for phone and email inquiries.

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Fee grouping Fisheries Management – Licensing Fee

Fee Licence authorizing the use of a vessel that is subject to the jurisdiction of Canada in fishing or trans-shipping fish in waters other than Canadian fisheries waters Licence to fish for public display purposes Fee-setting Fisheries Actxii, 13; Fishery (General) Regulations (SOR/93-53)xiii authority Year fee-setting 1985 authority was introduced Last year 2018 fee-setting authority was amended Service standard All Online Commercial Licence Renewal Services are handled within 5 business days, once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (Target 98%) All Online Commercial Licence Services are handled within 30 business days once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (i.e: issuance of new commercial licences; new fisher/vessel registrations; issuance of transfer permits etc.) (Target 75%) Performance result Service standard met 99% of the time for renewal commercial licence services. Service standard met 98% of the time for new commercial licence services.

Fee grouping Fisheries Management – Licensing Fee

Fee Fish for the purpose of scientific investigation Fish for food purposes Fish for the purpose of obtaining bait Fee-setting Fisheries Actxiv, 13; Management of Contaminated Fisheries authority Regulations (SOR/90-351)xv Year fee-setting 1985 authority was introduced Last year 2006 fee-setting authority was amended

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Service standard All Online Commercial Licence Renewal Services are handled within 5 business days, once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (Target 98%) All Online Commercial Licence Services are handled within 30 business days once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (i.e: issuance of new commercial licences; new fisher/vessel registrations; issuance of transfer permits etc.) (Target 75%) Processing applications for the renewal of recreational licences (Atlantic) within 5 business days, once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (Target 98%) Performance result Service standard met 99% of the time for renewal commercial licence services. Service standard met 98% of the time for new commercial licence services. Service standard met 99% of the time for renewal recreational licence services.

Fee grouping Fisheries Management – Licensing Fee

Fee Fishing (c) Cetacean other than beluga, bowhead whale, narwhal or right whale Fishing (e) Seal - personal use Fishing (f) Seal - commercial use Fishing (g) Nuisance seal Fishing (h) Walrus Collector Vessel Licence Seal Fishery Observation Licence Fee-setting Fisheries Actxvi, 13; Marine Mammal Regulations (SOR/93-56)xvii authority Year fee-setting 1985 authority was introduced Last year 2018 fee-setting authority was amended Service standard All Online Commercial Licence Renewal Services are handled within 5 business days, once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (Target 98%) All Online Commercial Licence Services are handled within 30 business days once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (i.e: issuance of new commercial licences; new fisher/vessel registrations; issuance of transfer permits etc.) (Target 75%) Processing applications for the renewal of recreational licences (Atlantic) within 5 business days, once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (Target 98%) Performance result Service standard met 99% of the time for renewal commercial licence services. Service standard met 98% of the time for new commercial licence services.

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Service standard met 99% of the time for renewal recreational licence services.

Fee grouping Fisheries Management – Licensing Fee

Fee Fisher’s registration card Vessel registration card Commercial fishing licence Bait fishing licence Recreational fishing licence Fee-setting Fisheries Actxviii, 13; Maritime Provinces Fishery Regulations (SOR/93- authority 55)xix Year fee-setting 1985 authority was introduced Last year 2011 fee-setting authority was amended Service standard All Online Commercial Licence Renewal Services are handled within 5 business days, once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (Target 98%) All Online Commercial Licence Services are handled within 30 business days once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (i.e: issuance of new commercial licences; new fisher/vessel registrations; issuance of transfer permits etc.) (Target 75%) Processing applications for the renewal of recreational licences (Atlantic) within 5 business days, once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (Target 98%) Performance result Service standard met 99% of the time for renewal commercial licence services. Service standard met 98% of the time for new commercial licence services. Service standard met 99% of the time for renewal recreational licence service.

Fee grouping Fisheries Management – Licensing Fee

Fee Newfoundland and Labrador Fishery Regulations: Gill net or angling Char or Trout Fee-setting Fisheries Actxx, 13; Newfoundland and Labrador Fishery Regulations authority (SOR/78-443)xxi Year fee-setting 1985 authority was introduced Last year 2018 fee-setting authority was amended

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Service standard Processing applications for the renewal of recreational licences (Atlantic) within 5 business days, once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (Target 98%) Performance result Service standard met 99% of the time for renewal recreational licence service.

Fee grouping Fisheries Management – Licensing Fee

Fee Schedule IV, Item 1 - (a) Northwest Territories resident Schedule IV, Item 1 - (c) any other person Schedule IV, Item 2 - (b) Domestic fishing-any other person Schedule IV, Item 3 - (a) Sport fishing-Northwest Territories resident (annual) Schedule IV, Item 3 - (b) Sport fishing-resident Canadian (annual) Schedule IV, Item 3 - (c) Sport fishing-resident Canadian (three days) Schedule IV, Item 3 - (d) Sport fishing-non-resident (annual) Schedule IV, Item 3 - (e) Sport fishing-non-resident (three days) Schedule IV, Item 3.1 - special management area fishing license - (b) any other person Schedule IV, Item 3.2 - Validation of a licence for a special management area (b) any other person Schedule IV, Item 4 - Commercial fishing vessel or vehicle certificate for Great Slave Lake (a) Class A Schedule IV, Item 4 - Commercial fishing vessel or vehicle certificate for Great Slave Lake (b) Class B Fee-setting Fisheries Actxxii, 13; Northwest Territories Fishery Regulations (C.R.C., authority c.847)xxiii Year fee-setting 1985 authority was introduced Last year 2017 fee-setting authority was amended Service standard All Online Commercial Licence Renewal Services are handled within 5 business days, once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (Target 98%) All Online Commercial Licence Services are handled within 30 business days once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (i.e: issuance of new commercial licences; new fisher/vessel registrations; issuance of transfer permits etc.) (Target 75%) All licensing requests that are handled outside the National Online Licensing System are handled within 30 business days (Target 75%) Performance result Service standard met 99% of the time for renewal commercial licence services. Service standard met 98% of the time for new commercial licence services. Service standard met 98% of the time for all licensing requests handled outside the National Online Licensing System.

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Fee grouping Fisheries Management – Licensing Fee

Fee Schedule II Part 1 Item 1(1) - Fisher’s Registration Card (1) Annual Schedule II Part 1 Item 1(2) - Fisher’s Registration Card (2) Five years Schedule II Part 1 Item 1(3) - Fisher’s Registration Card (3) Temporary Schedule II Part 1 Item 2 - Vessel Registration Certificate Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(1) - Category A - Salmon - other than a licence referred to in subitems (2) to (4), issued in respect of (a) a vessel that is less than 9.14 m in overall length Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(1) - Category A - Salmon - other than a licence referred to in subitems (2) to (4), issued in respect of (b) a vessel that is 9.14 m or more in overall length Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(1) - Category A - Salmon - other than a licence referred to in subitems (2) to (4), issued in respect of (c) any size of vessel fishing by means of purse seine Salmon - in respect of a vessel that is less than 9.14 m in overall length – reduced fee Salmon - in respect of a vessel that is 9.14 m or more in overall length – reduced fee Salmon - in respect of a vessel that is any size by means of purse seine – reduced fee Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(3) - Category N - Salmon - issued to the Northern Native Fishing Corporation in respect of (a) a vessel that is less than 9.14 m in overall length Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(3) - Category N - Salmon - issued to the Northern Native Fishing Corporation in respect of (b) a vessel that is 9.14 m or more in overall length Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(3) - Category N - Salmon - issued to the Northern Native Fishing Corporation in respect of (c) any size of vessel fishing by means of purse seine Salmon - to fish in the Taku River or Stikine River – reduced fee Salmon - to fish in the Taku River or Stikine River – full fee Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(5) - Category C - Species listed in column I of Part II of this Schedule fished for with gear set out in column II of Part II of this Schedule Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(6) Category D - Packing Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(7) Category E - Abalone Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(8) Category G - Geoduck and Horse Clam Roe Herring - for the operation of a gill net – full fee Roe Herring - for the operation of a purse seine – full fee Roe Herring - for the operation of a gill net – reduced fee Roe Herring - for the operation of a purse seine – reduced fee Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(11) - Category J - Herring Spawn on Kelp Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(12) - Category K - Sablefish Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(13) - Category L - Halibut Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(14) - Category P - Processor Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(15) - Category R - Dungeness, Graceful, Golden King, Red King and Red Rock crab Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(16) - Category S - Shrimp Trawl Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(17) - Category T - Groundfish Trawl Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(18) - Category W - Shrimp by means of trap Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(19) - Category ZA – Green sea urchin Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(20) - Category ZC - Red sea urchin Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(21) - Category ZD - Sea cucumber Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(22) - Category ZF - Euphausiid

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Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(23) - Category ZN - Rockfish Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(23.1) - Category ZU - Eulachon Schedule II Part 1 Item (23.2) - Category Z2 - Butter, Littleneck, Manila and Razor clams Schedule II Part 1 Item 3(24) - Category Z - Any fishery not referred to above Schedule II Part 1 Item 5(1) - Marine plants other than the species Macrocystis integrifolia and Laminaria suppl. Schedule II Part 1 Item 6(2) - Replacement - registration certificate Fee-setting Fisheries Actxxiv, 13; Pacific Fishery Regulations (SOR/93-54)xxv authority Year fee-setting 1985 authority was introduced Last year 2017 fee-setting authority was amended Service standard All Online Commercial Licence Renewal Services are handled within 5 business days, once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (Target 98%) All Online Commercial Licence Services are handled within 30 business days once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (i.e: issuance of new commercial licences; new fisher/vessel registrations; issuance of transfer permits etc.) (Target 75%) Performance result Service standard met 99% of the time for renewal commercial licence services. Service standard met 98% of the time for new commercial licence services.

Fee grouping Fisheries Management – Licensing Fee

Fee Schedule V Part II, Item 1(1) - Seine license for bait fish (a) for each 30 cm of seine Schedule V Part II, Item 1(1) - Seine license for bait fish (b) minimum fee Schedule V Part II, Item 1(2) - Bait trap license for bait fish (a) for each bait trap Schedule V Part II, Item 1(2) - Bait trap license for bait fish (b) minimum fee Schedule V Part II, Item 1(3) - Fish trap license for bait fish (a) for each fish trap Schedule V Part II, Item 1(3) - Fish trap license for bait fish (b) minimum fee Schedule V Part II, Item 1(4) - Landing net licence for bait fish, for each net Schedule V Part II, Item 1(5) - Lift net licence for bait fish, for each net Schedule V Part II, Item 1(6) - Night line licence (a) for the first 100 hooks Schedule V Part II, Item 1(6) - Night line licence (b) for each additional 100 hooks or fewer Schedule V Part II, Item 1(7) - Smelt seine licence, for each seine

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Schedule V Part II, Item 1(8) - Seine licence for species other than smelt, for each fathom of net Schedule V Part II, Item 1(9) - Hoop net licence (a) for each net Schedule V Part II, Item 1(9) - Hoop net licence (b) for each fathom of wing or leader Schedule V Part II, Item 1(10) - Gill net licence for smelt, in the Magdalen Islands, for each fathom of net Schedule V Part II, Item 1(11) - Gill net licence for smelt, other than in the Magdalen Islands, for each net Schedule V Part II, Item 1(12) - Gill net licence for anadromous brook trout, for each fathom of net Schedule V Part II, Item 1(13) - Gill net licence, for species other than smelt and anadromous brook trout, for each fathom of net Schedule V Part II, Item 1(14) - Trap net or box net licence for smelt, for each net Schedule V Part II, Item 1(15) - Pound net licence, for each fathom of wing or leader Schedule V Part II, Item 1(16) - Eel trap licence, for each trap Schedule V Part II, Item 1(17) - Crayfish trap licence, for each trap Schedule V Part II, Item 1(18) - Licence to operate unregistered fishing gear Schedule V Part II, Item 1(19) - Assistant fisherman’s licence Schedule V Part II, Item 1(20) - Experimental fishing licence Fee-setting Fisheries Actxxvi, 13; Quebec Fishery Regulations (SOR/90-214)xxvii authority Year fee-setting 1985 authority was introduced Last year 2018 fee-setting authority was amended Service standard All Online Commercial Licence Renewal Services are handled within 5 business days, once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (Target 98%) All Online Commercial Licence Services are handled within 30 business days once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (i.e: issuance of new commercial licences; new fisher/vessel registrations; issuance of transfer permits etc.) (Target 75%) Performance result Service standard met 99% of the time for renewal commercial licence services. Service standard met 98% of the time for new commercial licence services.

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Fee grouping Fisheries Management – Licensing Fee

Fee Schedule III, Licenses and Fees, Item 1 - (b) any other person Schedule III, Licenses and Fees, Item 2 - (b) any other person Schedule III, Licenses and Fees, Item 3 - (b) any other person Schedule III, Licenses and Fees, Item 5 - Sport fishing - (a) angling licence for Yukon resident or qualified non-resident (annual) Schedule III, Licenses and Fees, Item 5 - Sport fishing - (b) angling licence for Canadian resident (annual) Schedule III, Licenses and Fees, Item 5 - Sport fishing - (c) angling licence for Canadian resident (6-day) Schedule III, Licenses and Fees, Item 5 - Sport fishing - (d) angling licence for Canadian resident (1-day) Schedule III, Licenses and Fees, Item 5 - Sport fishing - (e) angling licence for non-resident (annual) Schedule III, Licenses and Fees, Item 5 - Sport fishing - (f) angling licence for non-resident (6-day) Schedule III, Licenses and Fees, Item 5 - Sport fishing - (g) angling licence for non-resident (1-day) Schedule III, Licenses and Fees, Item 7 - Fish farming licence Schedule III, Licenses and Fees, Item 8 - Salmon Conservation Catch Card - (a) for Yukon resident or qualified non-resident Schedule III, Licenses and Fees, Item 8 - Salmon Conservation Catch Card - (b) for Canadian resident Schedule III, Licenses and Fees, Item 8 - Salmon Conservation Catch Card - (c) for non-resident Fee-setting Fisheries Actxxviii, 13; Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (C.R.C., authority c.854)xxix Year fee-setting 1985 authority was introduced Last year 2011 fee-setting authority was amended Service standard All Online Commercial Licence Renewal Services are handled within 5 business days, once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (Target 98%) All Online Commercial Licence Services are handled within 30 business days once all required documentation and fees have been received and there are no outstanding issues. (i.e.: issuance of new commercial licences; new fisher/vessel registrations; issuance of transfer permits etc.) (Target 75%) Access to National Recreational Licensing System (which issues Tidal Waters Sport Fishing Licences), online portal provided 24 hours a day, seven days a week. (Target 98%) Phone and email inquiries responded to within 5 business days. (Target 90%)

Performance result Service standard met 99% of the time for renewal commercial licence services. Service standard met 98% of the time for new commercial licence services. Service standard met 98% of the time for Access to National Recreational Licensing System. Service standard met 98% of the time for phone and email inquiries.

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Fee grouping Fisheries Management – Pacific Salmon Conservation Stamp

Fee Pacific Salmon Conservation Stamp Fee-setting Fisheries Actxxx, 13; British Columbia Sport Fishing Regulations authority (SOR/96/137)xxxi Year fee-setting 1985 authority was introduced Last year 2019 fee-setting authority was amended Service standard Online stamp issuance standard is 1-3 business days. Independent Access Providers (vendors) are responsible for provision of paper stamps to clients. Performance result Service standard met 100%.

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Fee grouping Hydrography

Fee Instructional Charts Chart 1 - Symbols, Abbreviations & Terms Chart 1350 - Sorel-Tracy à/to Otterburn-Park Chart 1351 - Bassin de Chambly au lac / to Lake Champlain Chart 1509 - Rivière des Prairies Chart 1510 - Lac des Deux Montagnes Chart 1512 - Ottawa to/à Smiths Falls Chart 1513 - Smith Falls to/à Kingston including/y compris Tay River to/à Perth Chart 1514 - Carillon à/to Papineauville Chart 1515 - Papineauville à/to Ottawa Chart 1550 - Britannia Bay à/to Chats Falls Chart 1551 - Chats Falls à/to Chenaux Chart 1552 - Portage-du-Fort à/to Île Marcotte Chart 1553 - Île Marcotte à/to Rapides-des-Joachims Chart 1554 - Rapides-des-Joachims au/to Lac la Cave Chart 1555 - Lac la Cave Chart 1556 - Lac Témiscamingue / Lake Timiskaming Chart 2011 - Belleville Harbour Chart 2021 - Murray Canal to Healey Falls Locks / Murray Canal aux Écluses de Healey Falls Chart 2022 - Healey Falls Locks to Peterborough / Écluses de Healey Falls à Peterborough Chart 2023 - Peterborough to/à Buckhorn including/y compris Stony Lake Chart 2024 - Buckhorn to/à Bobcaygeon including/y compris Chemong Lake Chart 2025 - Bobcaygeon to Lake Simcoe / Bobcaygeon au Lake Simcoe Chart 2026 - Lake Scugog and/et Scugog River Chart 2028 - Lakes Simcoe and Couchiching including the Holland River / Lacs Simcoe et Couchiching y compris Holland River Chart 2029 - Couchiching Lock to Port Severn / Écluse de Couchiching à Port Severn Chart 2044 - Port Dalhousie Chart 2047 - Clarkson Harbour Chart 2048 - Port Credit Chart 2049 - Whitby Harbour Chart 2050 - Oshawa Harbour Chart 2053 - Port Hope Harbour Chart 2054 - Cobourg Harbour Chart 2055 - Frenchman's Bay Chart 2070 - Harbours in Lake Ontario / Havres dans le lac Ontario Chart 2086 - Toronto to/à Hamilton Chart 2140 - Port Maitland to/à Dunnville Chart 2202 - Port Severn to/à Parry Sound Chart 2203 - Carling Rock to/à Byng Inlet Chart 2204 - Byng Inlet to/à Killarney Chart 2205 - Killarney to/à Little Current Chart 2206 - McGregor Bay Chart 2207 - Little Current to/à Clapperton Island

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Chart 2218 - Penetang Harbour Chart 2221 - Midland Harbour Chart 2222 - Tiffin Harbour Chart 2223 - Port McNicoll and/et Victoria Harbour Chart 2260 - Sarnia to/à Bayfield Chart 2261 - Bayfield to/à Douglas Point Chart 2266 - Michael's Bay to/à Great Duck Island Chart 2267 - Great Duck Island to/à False Detour Passage Chart 2273 - South Baymouth Harbour and Approaches Chart 2283 - Owen Sound to/à Giant's Tomb Island Chart 2305 - Jackfish Bay Chart 2306 - Peninsula Harbour and/et Port Munro Chart 2310 - Caribou Island to/à Michipicoten Island Chart 2318 - Heron Bay Chart 3050 - Kootenay Lake and River Chart 3052 - Okanagan Lake Chart 3053 - Shuswap Lake Chart 3055 - Waneta to/à Hugh Keenleyside Dam Chart 3056 - Hugh Keenleyside Dam to/à Burton Chart 3057 - Burton to/à Arrowhead Chart 3058 - Arrowhead to/à Revelstoke Chart 3061 - Harrison Lake and/et Harrison River Chart 3062 - Pitt River and/et Pitt Lake Chart 3080 - Stuart Lake Chart 3311 - Sunshine Coast, Vancouver Harbour to/à Desolation Sound Chart 3312 - Jervis Inlet & Desolation Sound and Adjacent Waterways / et les Voies navigables adjacentes Chart 3313 - Gulf Islands and Adjacent Waterways / et les Voies Navigables Adjacentes Chart 3411 - Sooke Chart 3488 - Fraser River / Fleuve Fraser, Crescent Island to/à Harrison Mills Chart 3489 - Fraser River / Fleuve Fraser, Pattullo Bridge to/à Crescent Island Chart 3647 - Port San Juan and/et Nitinat Narrows Chart 3651 - Scouler Entrance Chart 3685 - Tofino Chart 3733 - Catala Passage Chart 3794 - Stewart Chart 3858 - Flamingo Inlet Chart 3863 - Port Chanal Chart 3964 - Tuck Inlet Chart 4141 - Saint John to/à Evandale Chart 4142 - Evandale to/à Ross Island Chart 4145 - Mactaquac Lake - Saint John River / Rivière Saint-Jean Chart 4170 - Glace Bay Harbour Chart 4385 - Chebucto Head to/à Betty Island Chart 4402 - Wallace Harbour Chart 4421 - Boughton River Chart 4450 - Saint Paul Island Chart 4504 - Great Cat Arms and/et Little Cat Arm Chart 4519 - Maiden Arm, Big Spring Inlet and/et Little Spring Inlet and approaches / et les approches Chart 4540 - Anchorages in White Bay / Mouillages dans White Bay

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Chart 4541 - Sops Arm Chart 4542 - Hampden Bay Chart 4582 - Plans - Notre Dame Bay Chart 4584 - White Bay: Southern Part / Partie Sud Chart 4639 - Garia Bay and/et Le Moine Bay Chart 4668 - Anchorages / Mouillages in the / dans le Strait of Belle Isle / Détroit de Belle Isle Chart 4670 - Forteau Bay Chart 4886 - Twillingate Harbours Chart 4955 - Havre-aux-Maisons Chart 4956 - Cap-aux-Meules Chart 4957 - Havre-Aubert Chart 4980 - Blanc Sablon Chart 5080 - Punchbowl Inlet and Approaches / et les approaches Chart 5411 - Lower Savage Islands to/à Pritzler Harbour Chart 6021 - Lake Muskoka Chart 6022 - Lake Rosseau and/et Lake Joseph Chart 6028 - Blind River and/et Lake Duborne Chart 6100 - Lac Saint-Jean Chart 6201 - Lake of the Woods / Lac des Bois Chart 6205 - Seven Sisters Falls to/à Lac du Bonnet Chart 6206 - Seven Sisters Falls to/à Slave Falls Chart 6207 - Slave Falls to/à Eaglenest Lake Chart 6209 - Brereton Lake Chart 6211 - Big Traverse Bay Chart 6212 - Kenora to/à Aulneau Peninsula (Northern Portion / Partie nord) Chart 6213 - Whitefish Bay Chart 6214 - Sabaskong Bay Chart 6215 - Basil Channel to/à Sturgeon Channel Chart 6216 - Sturgeon Channel to/à Big Narrows Island Chart 6217 - Ptarmigan Bay and/et Shoal Lake Chart 6218 - Kenora, Rat Portage Bay Chart 6242 - Winnipeg to/au Lake Winnipeg / Lac Winnipeg Chart 6269 - Wanipigow River Chart 6286 - Whitedog Dam to/à Minaki Chart 6287 - Minaki to/à Kenora Chart 6408 - Cache Island to/à Rabbitskin River Kilometre 233 / Kilomètre 301 Chart 6409 - Rabbitskin River to/à Fort Simpson Kilometre 300 / Kilomètre 330 Chart 6410 - Fort Simpson to/à Trail River Kilometre 330 / Kilometre 390 Chart 6411 - Trail River to/à Camsell Bend Kilometre 390 / Kilometre 460 Chart 6412 - Camsell Bend to/à McGern Island Kilometre 460 / Kilometre 510 Chart 6413 - McGern Island to/à Wrigley River Kilometre 510 / Kilomètre 580 Chart 6414 - Wrigley River to/à Three Finger Creek Kilometre 580 / Kilometre 650 Chart 6415 - Three Finger Creek to/à Saline Island Kilometre 650 / Kilometre 730 Chart 6416 - Saline Island to/à Police Island Kilometre 730 / Kilometre 810

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Chart 6417 - Tulita (Fort Norman), Police Island to/aux Halfway Islands Kilometre 810 / kilometre 860 Chart 6418 - Norman Wells, Halfway Islands to/à Rader Island Kilometre 850 / Kilomètre 920 Chart 6419 - Norman Wells to/à Carcajou Ridge Kilometre 910 / Kilomètre 980 Chart 6420 - Carcajou Ridge to/à Hardie Island Kilometre 980 / Kilometre 1040 Chart 6421 - Hardie Island to/à Fort Good Hope Kilometre 1040 / Kilometre 1100 Chart 6422 - Fort Good Hope to/à Askew Islands Kilometre 1100 / Kilometre 1180 Chart 6423 - Askew Islands to/à Bryan Island Kilometre 1180 / Kilometre 1240 Chart 6424 - Bryan Island to/à Travaillant River Kilometre 1240 / Kilomètre 1325 Chart 6425 - Travaillant River to/à Adam Cabin Creek Kilometre 1325 / Kilomètre 1400 Chart 6426 - Adam Cabin Creek to/à Point Separation Kilometre 1400 / Kilomètre 1480 Chart 6427 - Point Separation to/au Aklavik Channel Kilometre 1480 / Kilomètre 1540 Chart 6428 - Aklavik Channel to/au Napoiak Channel including/y compris Aklavik Channel to/à Aklavik Kilometre 1530 / Kilometre 1597 Chart 6429 - Kilometre / Kilomètre 1580 - 1645 including/y compris East Channel, Inuvik to/à Kilometre / Kilomètre 1645 Chart 6430 - East Channel, Kilometre / Kilomètre 1645 - 1710 Chart 6431 - East Channel, Lousy Point to/à Tuktoyaktuk Kilometre 1710 / Kilometre 1766 Chart 6432 - Kilometre / Kilomètre 1500 to/à Inuvik East Channel Chart 6433 - West Channel, Aklavik to/à Shallow Bay Chart 6434 - Reindeer Channel, Tununuk Point to/à Shallow Bay Chart 6435 - Middle Channel, Tununuk Point to/à Mackenzie Bay Kilometre 1670 / Kilometre 1730 Chart 6436 - Napoiak Channel, including/y compris Schooner and/et Taylor Channels Kilometre / Kilomètre 1590 – 1650 Chart 6437 - Peel Channel including/y compris Husky Channel and/et Phillips Channel Chart 6438 - Peel River, Mackenzie River / Fleuve Mackenzie to/à Road Island Chart 6441 - West Channel including/y compris Anderton Channel, Ministicoog Channel and/et Moose Channel to/à Shoalwater Bay Chart 6451 - Sans Sault Rapids Chart 6452 - Mackenzie River / Fleuve Mackenzie (Kilometre / Kilomètre 0-58) Chart 6453 - Mackenzie River / Fleuve Mackenzie (Kilometre / Kilomètre 58-90) Chart 6454 - Mackenzie River / Fleuve Mackenzie (Kilometre / Kilomètre 90-147) Chart 6455 - Mackenzie River / Fleuve Mackenzie (Kilometre / Kilomètre 147-205) Chart 7292 - Dundas Harbour Chart 7646 - Putulik (Hat Island) and/et Wilkins Point All other charts

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Publications – Canadian Tide and Current tables: P181 – Vol 1 – Atlantic Coast and Bay of Fundy Publications – Canadian Tide and Current tables: P182 – Vol 2 – Gulf of the St. Lawrence Publications – Canadian Tide and Current tables: P183 – Vol 3 – St. Lawrence and Saguenay Rivers Publications – Canadian Tide and Current tables: P184 – Vol 4 – Arctic and Hudson Bay Publications – Canadian Tide and Current tables: P185 – Vol 5 – Juan de Fuca Strait & Strait of Georgia Publications – Canadian Tide and Current tables: P186 – Vol 6 – Discovery Passage & West Coast of Vancouver Island Publications – Canadian Tide and Current tables: P187 – Vol 7 – Queen Charlotte Sound to Dixon Entrance Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: ARC 400E/F - General Information, Northern Canada, 2009 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: ARC 401E/F – Hudson Strait, Hudson Bay and Adjoining Waters, 2009 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: ARC 402E/F - Eastern Arctic, 2014 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: ARC 403E/F – Western Arctic, 2011 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: ARC 404E/F - Great Slave Lake and Mackenzie River, 2012 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: ATL 100E/F - General Information, Atlantic Coast, 2007 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: ATL 101E/F - Newfoundland, Northeast and East Coasts, 2013 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: ATL102E/F - Newfoundland, East and South Coasts, 2008 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: ATL 103E/F - Newfoundland, Southwest Coast, 2010 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: ATL 104E/F - Cape North to Cape Canso (including Bras d’Or Lake), 2010 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: ATL 105E/F - Cape Canso to Cape Sable (including Sable Island), 2014 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: ATL 106E/F - Gulf of Maine and Bay of Fundy, 2001 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: ATL 107E/F - Saint John River, 2009 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: ATL 108E/F – Gulf of St. Lawrence (Southwest Portion), 2006 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: ATL 109E/F - Gulf of St. Lawrence (Northeast Portion), 2006 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: ATL 110E/F - St. Lawrence River, Cap Whittle / Cap Gaspé to Les Escoumins and Anticosti Island, 2011 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: ATL 111E/F - St. Lawrence River, Île Verte to Québec and Fjord du Saguenay, 2007 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: ATL 112E/F - St. Lawrence River, Cap-Rouge to Montréal and Rivière Richelieu, 2009 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: ATL 120E/F - Labrador, Camp Islands to Hamilton Inlet (including Lake Melville), 2004

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Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: ATL 121E/F - Labrador, Hamilton Inlet to Cape Chidley (including Button Islands and Gray Strait), 2016 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: CEN 300E/F - General Information, Great Lakes, 1996 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: CEN 301E/F - St. Lawrence River, Montréal to Kingston, 2010 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: CEN 302E/F - Lake Ontario,1996 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: CEN 303E/F - Welland Canal and Lake Erie,1996 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: CEN 304E/F - Detroit River, Lake St.Clair, St.Clair River, 1996 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: CEN 305E/F - Lake Huron, St. Marys River, Lake Superior, 2000 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: CEN 306E/F - Georgian Bay, 2015 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: CEN 307E/F - North Channel of Lake Huron, 2000 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: CEN 308E/F - Rideau Canal and Ottawa River, 2003 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: CEN 309E/F - Trent- Severn Waterway, 2016 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: PAC 200E - General Information, Pacific Coast, 2006 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: PAC 201E - Juan de Fuca Strait and Strait of Georgia, 2012 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: PAC202E - Discovery Passage to Queen Charlotte Strait and West Coast of Vancouver Island, 2016 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: PAC 205E - Inner Passage - Queen Charlotte Sound to Chatham Sound, 2002 Hydrography – Publications – Sailing Directions: PAC 206E - Hecate Strait, Dixon Entrance, Portland Inlet and Adjacent Waters and Haida Gwaii, 2015 Hydrography – Publications – Small Craft Guides: P142 - Lake Nipissing, 1987 Hydrography – Publications – Small Craft Guides: P143 - Lac Nipissing, 1987 Hydrography – Publications – Tidal Current Atlases: P240 - Atlas of Tidal Currents – St. Lawrence Estuary Hydrography – Publications – Tidal Current Atlases: P241 - Atlas of Tidal Currents Bay of Fundy & Gulf of Maine Hydrography – Publications – Tidal Current Atlases: P244 - Juan de Fuca Straight to/à Strait of Georgia Hydrography – Publications – Miscellaneous Publications: P250 - Tides in Canadian Waters Hydrography – Publications – Miscellaneous Publications: P251 - Les marées dans les eaux du Canada Hydrography – Publications – Miscellaneous Publications: P252 - Canadian Tidal Manual Hydrography – Publications – Miscellaneous Publications: P253 - Manuel canadien des marées Hydrography – Publications – Miscellaneous Publications: P875E/F – Marine Environmental Handbook Arctic Northwest

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Fee-setting Oceans Act, section 47: Nautical Charts and Related Publications authority Fees Orderxxxii Year fee-setting 1994 authority was introduced Last year Not applicable fee-setting authority was amended Service standard Not applicable Performance result Not applicable

Fee grouping Icebreaking Services Fees

Fee Icebreaking Services Fees

Fee-setting Oceans Actxxxiii, section 47: Canada Gazette, Part I, Volume 153, authority Number 24xxxiv Year fee-setting 1996 authority was introduced Last year 2019 fee-setting authority was amended Service standard Service standards are currently being finalized and performance results will be available beginning April 1 2021. Performance result Performance results for the service standard related to the Icebreaking Services Fee will be available beginning April 1, 2021.

Fee grouping Maintenance Dredging Services Tonnage Fee

Fee Maintenance Dredging Services Tonnage Fee

Fee-setting Oceans Actxxxv, section 47: Canada Gazette, Part 1, Volume 137, authority Number 23xxxvi Year fee-setting 1996 authority was introduced Last year 2019 fee-setting authority was amended Service standard Service standards are currently being finalized and performance results will be available beginning April 1 2021. Performance result Performance results for the service standard related to the Maintenance Dredging Services Tonnage Fee will be available beginning April 1, 2021.

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Fee grouping Marine Navigation Services Fees

Fee Eastern Region Canadian Flag Bulkers and Container Ships (excluding barges) Eastern Region Canadian Flag Ferries Eastern Region Canadian Flag All Other Eastern Region Foreign Flag Cargo - Laurentian/Central Region Eastern Region Foreign Flag Cargo - Bay of Fundy Ports Eastern Region Foreign Flag Cargo - Northumberland Strait and PEI ports Eastern Region Foreign Flag Cargo - All other Nova Scotia ports Eastern Region Foreign Flag Cargo - Chaleur Bay ports Eastern Region Foreign Flag Cargo - Miramichi River ports Eastern Region Foreign Flag Cargo-Newfoundland & Labrador Region Eastern Region Foreign Flag Bulker and Container Great Lakes (excluding barges) Eastern Region Foreign Flag Cruise Ship GT ≤150] Eastern Region Foreign Flag Cruise Ship GT > 150 and ≤ 22,500 Eastern Region Foreign Flag Cruise Ship GT > 22,500 Eastern Region Foreign Flag All Other Eastern Region Foreign Flag Coasting Trade Western Region Canadian Flag gross tonnes (GT) ≥ 1,000 Western Region Canadian Flag GT ≥ 15 and < 1,000 Western Region Canadian Flag TUG GT ≥ 5 and < 1,000 Western Region Canadian Flag Fleet Rental GT < 15; < 10 m Western Region Canadian Flag All Other GT < 15 Western Region Foreign Flag Coasting Trade (excluding barges) Western Region Foreign Flag GT ≥ 1,000 Western Region Foreign Flag GT < 1,000 Fee-setting Oceans Actxxxvii, section 47: Canada Gazette, Part 1, Volume 153, authority Number 24xxxviii Year fee-setting 1996 authority was introduced Last year 2019 fee-setting authority was amended Service standard Service standards are currently being finalized and performance results will be available beginning April 1 2021. Performance result Performance results for the service standard related to the Marine Navigation Services Fees will be available beginning April 1, 2021.

Fee grouping Aquaculture Licensing Fees

Fee Administrative Fee Access to Resource Fee for Shellfish Sites Access to Resource Fee for Finfish Sites Fee-setting Fisheries Actxxxix, 13; Pacific Aquaculture Regulations (SOR/2010- authority 270)xl

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Year fee-setting 2015 authority was introduced Last year Not applicable fee-setting authority was amended Service standard Upon receipt of a fully completed application, Fisheries and Oceans Canada will make a decision regarding new sites or major technical amendments, as outlined below, within 365 calendar days. Performance result Service standard was met for 100% completed applications.

Fee grouping Small Craft Harbour Fee Berthage - Per Day Berthage - Per Month Berthage - 3 to 12 Months Berthage - 12 months Wharfage - Item 1 a) cubic content of less than 1m3 per tonne Wharfage - Item 1 b) cubic content equal or greater to 1m3 per tonne Wharfage - Oil, petroleum products and other liquid commodities Storage on harbour property Fee-setting Fishing and Recreational Harbours Actxli, 9; Fishing and Recreational authority Harbours Regulations (SOR/78-767)xlii Year fee-setting 1978 authority was introduced Last year 2011 fee-setting authority was amended Service standard Service standards are currently being finalized and performance results will be available beginning April 1 2021. Performance result Performance results for the service standard related to the Small Craft Harbour Fees will be available beginning April 1, 2021.

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Endnotes i Government of Canada, www.canada.ca ii Service Fees Act, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/S-8.4/index.html iii Service Fees Act, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/S-8.4/index.html iv Directive on Charging and Special Financial Authorities, https://www.tbs-sct.gc.ca/pol/doc- eng.aspx?id=32502 v Access to Information Act, section 11, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/A-1/page-2.html#docCont vi Annual reports on the Access to Information Act, https://dfo-mpo.gc.ca/about-notre- sujet/publications/reports-rapports-eng.htm#arep vii Fisheries Act, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/f-14/ viii Fisheries Act, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/f-14/ ix Atlantic Fishery Regulations, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/SOR-86-21/index.html x Fisheries Act, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/f-14/ xi British Columbia Sports Fishing Regulations, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/SOR-96- 137/index.html xii Fisheries Act, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/f-14/ xiii Fishery (General) Regulations, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/Regulations/SOR-93-53/index.html xiv Fisheries Act, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/f-14/ xv Management of Contaminated Fisheries Regulations, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/SOR- 90-351/index.html xvi Fisheries Act, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/f-14/ xvii Marine Mammal Regulations, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/Regulations/SOR-93-56/index.html xviii Fisheries Act, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/f-14/ xix Maritime Provinces Fishery Regulations, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/sor-93- 55/index.html xx Fisheries Act, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/f-14/ xxi Newfoundland and Labrador Fishery Regulations, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/Regulations/SOR- 78-443/index.html xxii Fisheries Act, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/f-14/ xxiii Northwest Territories Fishery Regulations, https://laws- lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/C.R.C.,_c._847/index.html xxiv Fisheries Act, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/f-14/ xxv Pacific Fishery Regulations, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/sor-93-54/index.html xxvi Fisheries Act, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/f-14/ xxvii Quebec Fishery Regulations, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/SOR-90-214/index.html xxviii Fisheries Act, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/f-14/ xxix Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations, https://laws- lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/C.R.C.,_c._854/index.html xxx Fisheries Act, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/f-14/ xxxi British Columbia Sports Fishing Regulations, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/SOR-96- 137/index.html xxxii Nautical Charts and Related Publications Fees Order, https://laws- lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/SOR-94-281/index.html xxxiii Oceans Act, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/o-2.4/page-10.html#h-383424 xxxiv Canada Gazette, Part 1, Volume 153, Number 24, http://www.gazette.gc.ca/rp-pr/p1/2019/2019-06- 15/html/notice-avis-eng.html#nl6 xxxv Oceans Act, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/o-2.4/page-10.html#h-383424 xxxvi Canada Gazette, Part 1, Volume 137, Number 23, http://www.gazette.gc.ca/rp-pr/p1/2003/2003-06- 07/pdf/g1-13723.pdf xxxvii Oceans Act, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/o-2.4/page-10.html#h-383424 xxxviii Canada Gazette, Part 1, Volume 153, Number 24, http://www.gazette.gc.ca/rp-pr/p1/2019/2019-06- 15/html/notice-avis-eng.html#nl6 xxxix Fisheries Act, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/f-14/

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xl Pacific Aquaculture Regulations, https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/SOR-2010-270/ xli Fishing and Recreational Harbours Act, https://laws.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/F-24/ xlii Fishing and Recreational Harbours Regulations, https://laws.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/SOR-78- 767/index.html

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