Canada Transportation Act — C-10.4 87
Definitions 87 In this Part, crude oil means virgin or naturally occurring unrefined petroleum, or diluted bitumen or any other unrefined hydrocarbon mixture that is similar in composition to virgin or naturally occurring unrefined petroleum. It includes crude oil with the UN numbers 1267 and 3494 that are set out in Column 1 of the Dangerous Goods List in Chapter 3.2 of the Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods – Model Regulations , Eighteenth revised edition, 2013, published by the United Nations; ( pétrole brut ) land includes an interest in land and, in relation to land in the Province of Quebec, includes the interest of a lessee; ( terres ) metropolitan area means any area that is classified by Statistics Canada in its most recent census of Canada as a census metropolitan area; ( région métropolitaine ) operate includes, with respect to a railway, any act necessary for the maintenance of the railway or the operation of a train; ( exploitation ) point of destination means, with respect to traffic on a railway line that is subject to a transfer described in subsection 128(4) or section 131, the point where the traffic is transferred from the line of a railway company to a line to which this Part does not apply; ( point de destination ) point of origin means, with respect to traffic on a railway line that is subject to a transfer described in subsection 128(4) or section 131, the point where the traffic is transferred to the line of a railway company from a line to which this Part does not apply; ( point d’origine ) public passenger service provider means VIA Rail Canada Inc., a passenger rail service provider designated by the Minister or an urban transit authority; ( société de transport publique ) Quebec–Windsor corridor means the area of Canada that is bounded (a) to the east by longitude 70.50° W, (b) to the north by a straight line connecting a first point located at latitude 47.45° N and longitude 70.50° W to a second point located at latitude 43.70° N and longitude 83.25° W, (c) to the west by longitude 83.25° W, and (d) to the south by the Canada-United States border; ( axe Québec-Windsor ) railway means a railway within the legislative authority of Parliament and includes (a) branches, extensions, sidings, railway bridges, tunnels, stations, depots, wharfs, rolling stock, equipment, stores, or other things connected with the railway, and (b) communications or signalling systems and related facilities and equipment used for railway purposes; ( chemin de fer ) railway company means a person who holds a certificate of fitness under section 92, a partnership of such persons or a person who is mentioned in subsection 90(2); ( compagnie de chemin de fer ) road means any way or course, whether public or not, available for vehicular or pedestrian use; ( route ) Special Act means an Act under which a railway company has authority to construct or operate a railway, or that is enacted with special reference to a railway, and includes (a) letters patent constituting a company’s authority to construct or operate a railway, granted before April 1, 1969, under any Act, and the Act under which the letters patent were granted or confirmed, and (b) letters patent incorporating a company under section 11 of the Railway Act on or after April 1, 1969, whose objects are the construction or operation of a railway in Canada; ( loi spéciale ) tariff means a schedule of rates, charges, terms and conditions applicable to the movement of traffic and incidental services; ( tarif ) traffic means the traffic of goods, including equipment required for their movement; ( transport ou trafic ) urban transit authority means an entity owned or controlled by the federal government or a provincial, municipal or district government that provides commuter services; ( administration de transport de banlieue ) Vancouver–Kamloops corridor means the area of Canada that is bounded (a) to the east by longitude 121.21° W, (b) to the north by latitu