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National Parks of Canada Fishing Regulations — (c)
(c) Cape Breton Highlands National Park of Canada (i) Cheticamp River and tributaries to the lower end of the pool known locally as Terre Rouge (ii) All of the portion of the North Aspy River within the park (iii) Clyburn Brook and tributaries upstream from the lower end of the area known locally as the A Frame Pool (iv) [Repealed, SOR/98-268, s. 30]
National Parks of Canada Fishing Regulations — (i)
(i) Cheticamp River and tributaries to the lower end of the pool known locally as Terre Rouge
National Parks of Canada Fishing Regulations — (ii)
(ii) All of the portion of the North Aspy River within the park
National Parks of Canada Fishing Regulations — (iii)
(iii) Clyburn Brook and tributaries upstream from the lower end of the area known locally as the A Frame Pool
National Parks of Canada Fishing Regulations — (d)
(d) Jasper National Park of Canada The Maligne River from a point 420 m downstream from the Maligne Lake Outlet bridge to the inlet of and including Medicine Lake
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The Maligne River from a point 420 m downstream from the Maligne Lake Outlet bridge to the inlet of and including Medicine Lake
National Parks of Canada Fishing Regulations — (e)
(e) Kejimkujik National Park of Canada (i) Puzzle Lake and North Cranberry Lake (ii) All waters in the following watersheds, namely, West River, Peskowesk Brook and Shelburne River
National Parks of Canada Fishing Regulations — (i)
(i) Puzzle Lake and North Cranberry Lake
National Parks of Canada Fishing Regulations — (ii)
(ii) All waters in the following watersheds, namely, West River, Peskowesk Brook and Shelburne River
National Parks of Canada Fishing Regulations — (f)
(f) Gros Morne National Park of Canada (i) Trout River (ii) Lomond River (iii) East Lomond River (iv) Deer Arm Brook
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations .
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all terrain vehicle means a tracked, wheeled or air-cushioned motor vehicle designed for travel over trails, marshlands, muskeg, sand, snow or trackless terrain; ( véhicule tout terrain )
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annual park motor licence [Repealed, SOR/96-169, s. 1]
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chartered bus [Repealed, SOR/96-169, s. 1]
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commercial vehicle [Repealed, SOR/90-79, s. 1]
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fiscal year [Repealed, SOR/96-169, s. 1]
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four-day park motor licence [Repealed, SOR/96-169, s. 1]
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gross vehicle weight means the combined weight of a motor vehicle and its load, if any; ( masse brute )
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highway includes a road, street, avenue, parkway, driveway, lane, square, bridge, viaduct, trestle or other place within a park intended for use by the public for the passage or parking of vehicles; ( route )
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local park motor licence [Repealed, SOR/96-169, s. 1]
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motor vehicle means any vehicle that is designed to be driven by any means other than by muscular power but does not include any vehicle designed to run upon rails, or to be drawn by another motor vehicle or an over-snow vehicle; ( véhicule automobile )
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non-profit charitable organization [Repealed, SOR/96-169, s. 1]
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one-day park motor licence [Repealed, SOR/96-169, s. 1]
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — (a)
over-snow vehicle means a vehicle that is designed to (a) be driven by any means other than muscular power, (b) run on tracks or skis or both, and (c) operate on snow or ice; ( véhicule circulant sur la neige )
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park , in relation to a motor vehicle, means the stationing of the motor vehicle other than when it is being loaded or unloaded; ( stationnement )
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park motor licence [Repealed, SOR/96-169, s. 1]
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park motor licence for a bus [Repealed, SOR/96-169, s. 1]
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passenger vehicle means an automobile, a motorcycle or a motor home and includes a bus converted to provide camping accommodation or a truck that has a gross vehicle weight not exceeding 4 550 kg; ( véhicule de tourisme )
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public lane means a lane in a park appurtenant to business or residential premises generally used by the occupier of the premises and his servants and agents for the loading and unloading of chattels, including garbage, necessarily incidental to the business or residential use of the premises; ( ruelle publique )
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scheduled bus means a bus operated on a fixed schedule, but does not include a chartered bus; ( autobus à service régulier )
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seasonal park motor licence [Repealed, SOR/96-169, s. 1]
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senior citizen [Repealed, SOR/95-150, s. 1]
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sidewalk means a sidewalk in a park and includes any walk or path bordering a highway and constructed for pedestrian use; ( trottoir )
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Superintendent [Repealed, SOR/90-79, s. 1]
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — (a)
trailer means a vehicle that is designed to be drawn along a highway by a motor vehicle but does not include (a) an implement of farm husbandry, (b) a side car attached to a motorcycle, (c) a disabled motor vehicle that is towed by a tow car, or (d) a trailer unit that is borne and rides directly on the wheels of a truck tractor towing unit. ( remorque )
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 2.1
2.1 The following provisions do not apply in any Park in the Province of Alberta, namely, sections 11 to 14, subsections 16(3) and (4), sections 20 and 21, paragraph 26(a), sections 27 to 29, sections 32 and 33, sections 43 to 46, subsection 47(1) and sections 48 and 49. SOR/80-63, s. 1
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 2.2
2.2 The following provisions do not apply in the Town of Banff or in the Town of Jasper, namely, section 15, subsections 16(1) and (2), sections 23 to 25, paragraph 26(b), sections 30, 31 and 34 to 39, paragraph 40(1)(d), sections 41 and 42 and subsection 47(2). SOR/90-235; SOR/2010-23, s. 1
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 2.3
2.3 The following provisions do not apply in any park in Newfoundland, namely, sections 11 to 14, subsections 16(3) and (4), sections 17, 18, 21, 22, 27 to 29 and 32 to 34, subsection 47(1) and sections 48 and 49. SOR/91-479, s. 1
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 3
3 (1) Subject to subsection (2), no person shall operate a motor vehicle within a park except on a highway. (2) The superintendent may issue a permit for a specified period authorizing a person to operate the motor vehicle described in the permit on a specified trail or in a specified place or area in a park. SOR/90-79, s. 25(F); SOR/91-375, s. 3(E)
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 10
10 (1) Subject to subsection (2), no person shall operate a truck that has a gross vehicle weight in excess of 4 550 kg or a scheduled bus on the Icefields Parkway in Banff and Jasper National Parks. (2) The superintendent shall, without charge, issue a special permit for the operation of a truck or a bus referred to in subsection (1) on the Icefields Parkway in Banff and Jasper National Parks where the operation of that truck or bus is required for park purposes or for the conduct of businesses on that Parkway. (3) [Repealed, SOR/96-169, s. 4] SOR/90-79, s. 6; SOR/92-546, s. 4; SOR/96-169, s. 4
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 11
11 No person shall operate a motor vehicle on a highway unless (a) the person holds all licences, permits and certificates required to operate the motor vehicle by the laws of the province in which the highway is situated; (b) the motor vehicle is registered and equipped in accordance with the laws of the province in which the highway is situated; and (c) the person wears the equipment required to operate the motor vehicle by the laws of the province in which the highway is situated. SOR/90-79, s. 6; SOR/92-546, s. 5(F)
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 12
12 (1) No person shall operate a motor vehicle on a highway otherwise than in accordance with the laws of the province in which the highway is situated. (2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), in the event of any inconsistency between these Regulations and the laws of a province in which a highway is situated, these Regulations prevail to the extent of the inconsistency. (3) No passenger of a motor vehicle shall ride in or on a motor vehicle on a highway otherwise than in accordance with the laws of the province in which the highway is situated. SOR/90-79, s. 7
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 13
13 Subject to sections 14 and 16, no person shall operate a bus, truck tractor trailer combination, truck, or a passenger vehicle and house-trailer combination on any highway within a park unless the unit conforms with the dimensions and gross weights approved for the unit by the province in which the highway is situated.
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 14
14 The superintendent may issue a single trip permit for the operation of a motor vehicle having any dimensions or carrying any load, and a person in possession of that permit may operate that motor vehicle for the single trip authorized by the permit along such portion of the highway and under such conditions as the permit specifies. SOR/90-79, s. 25(F); SOR/91-375, s. 3(E)
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 15
15 No person shall discharge or dispose of liquid or solid waste matter from a trailer or motor vehicle on a highway. SOR/90-79, s. 8
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 16
16 (1) The superintendent may mark and erect on or along a highway a traffic sign or device that (a) prescribes rates of speed; (b) regulates or prohibits the tethering of horses or the stopping or parking of motor vehicles or any class thereof; (c) prescribes load limits and dimensions for motor vehicles or any class thereof or prohibits the use of the highway by a motor vehicle carrying loads in excess of prescribed load limits; (d) designates the highway as a one-way highway; (e) requires motor vehicles to stop; (f) closes the highway to all motor vehicles or any class thereof; (g) limits the hours during which the highway may be used; (h) regulates pedestrian traffic; (i) limits the use of the highway by horses or by a specific class or specific classes of motor vehicles; (j) designates a taxi or cab stand; or (k) regulates, directs or controls in any other manner the use of the highway by horses, motor vehicles or pedestrians. (2) No person other than the superintendent shall (a) mark or erect any traffic sign or device on or along a highway; or (b) remove or deface any traffic sign or device on or along a highway. (3) Every person using a highway shall obey the instructions on every traffic sign or device. (4) Subsection (3) does not apply to (a) a person driving or operating a motor vehicle for the park fire protection service when proceeding to a fire; or (b) a person driving or operating a police motor vehicle, ambulance or motor vehicle that belongs to the Department when proceeding to the scene of an accident, or when using the motor vehicle for any emergency purpose. SOR/90-79, ss. 9, 25(F); SOR/91-375, s. 3(E)
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 17
17 Where any traffic sign or device erected pursuant to section 16 bears a regulatory symbol, the symbol has the meaning prescribed for that symbol by the laws of the province in which the highway is situated.
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 18
18 Any traffic sign or device in a national park bearing the words “Government of Canada”, “Gouvernement du Canada”, “National Parks of Canada”, “Parcs nationaux du Canada” or any abbreviation thereof or purporting to have been erected by or under the authority of the superintendent shall be deemed to have been erected pursuant to these Regulations. SOR/90-79, s. 25(F); SOR/91-375, s. 3(E)
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 20
20 (1) The superintendent may by order prohibit a person from (a) parking a motor vehicle on a highway; or (b) loading or unloading a motor vehicle on a highway. (2) A person who receives a copy of an order made by the superintendent under subsection (1) shall comply with the order. SOR/90-79, s. 25(F); SOR/91-375, s. 3(E)
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 21
21 The driver of a motor vehicle on a highway shall, notwithstanding any traffic sign or device, comply with any traffic directions given to him by a police constable or any person appointed by the superintendent to direct the movement of motor vehicles. SOR/90-79, s. 25(F); SOR/91-375, s. 3(E)
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 22
22 Every person operating a motor vehicle within a park shall, on the request of a park warden, police constable or peace officer, (a) stop the motor vehicle and give to the park warden, police constable or peace officer information respecting the motor vehicle; or (b) produce for inspection by the park warden, police constable or peace officer any licence, permit, pass or certificate that is required by these Regulations or by the laws of the province in which the park is situated to operate the motor vehicle in the park. SOR/90-79, s. 11; SOR/92-546, s. 6(F)
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 23
23 (1) The superintendent may erect a sign that designates an area as (a) an area where parking is reserved for persons holding parking permits; (b) an area where parking is permitted for a period of time; or (c) an area where parking is not permitted. (2) No person shall park a motor vehicle in an area designated pursuant to paragraph (1)(a) unless he (a) holds a parking permit authorizing him to park in the area; (b) attaches to and exposes on the motor vehicle the label furnished with the parking permit; and (c) parks in accordance with the terms of his parking permit. (3) No person shall park a motor vehicle in an area designated pursuant to paragraph (1)(b) for any greater period of time than that designated by the sign. (4) No person shall park a motor vehicle in an area designated pursuant to paragraph (1)(c). (5) No person shall park a motor vehicle or a trailer on a highway for purposes of overnight accommodation except in areas or at locations designated for that purpose by the superintendent. SOR/90-79, ss. 12, 25(F); SOR/91-375, s. 3(E)
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 24
24 (1) The superintendent may issue parking permits and furnish labels for the purposes of these Regulations. (2) A parking permit issued pursuant to subsection (1) is valid for the period stated thereon or until revoked by the superintendent and a label furnished with the permit is valid for the same period. SOR/90-79, s. 25(F); SOR/91-375, s. 3(E)
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 25
25 Where an area in a park is designated by a sign as an area where parking is reserved for a category of persons, no person shall park in the area unless he is included in that category.
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 26
26 No person shall (a) abandon a motor vehicle in a park; or (b) park a motor vehicle in an area that is not designated by a sign pursuant to subsection 23(1) and that is not an area in which parking is prohibited, for a greater period of time than 48 hours, unless he (i) has obtained the prior permission of the superintendent to park in such area for a greater period than 48 hours, (ii) is the owner, lessee or licensee of the property, or (iii) is authorized by the owner, lessee or licensee of the property to park the motor vehicle for a greater period than 48 hours. SOR/90-79, s. 25(F); SOR/91-375, s. 3(E)
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 27
27 No person shall park a motor vehicle within 6 m of any highway intersection or within 3 m of a water hydrant or fire plug within a park. SOR/90-79, s. 13
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 28
28 (1) No person shall park a motor vehicle on any highway so as to (a) obstruct a driveway leading to a private residence or business premises; or (b) interfere with a motor vehicle that is being loaded or unloaded. (2) No person shall park a motor vehicle on a sidewalk unless he is permitted to do so by the superintendent. (3) No person shall, without permission from the superintendent, stop or park a motor vehicle on a highway otherwise than in the direction of the vehicular traffic on the side of the highway on which he proposes to stop or park, and parallel with, and no further distant than 1 foot from, the curb or edge of the highway. (4) Where the superintendent has permitted the stopping or parking of a motor vehicle on a highway in a manner other than the manner described in subsection (3), every person stopping or parking a motor vehicle on that highway, shall comply with any order of the superintendent regarding the manner of stopping or parking the motor vehicle. (5) Where the superintendent has designated parking spaces on a highway, no person shall park a motor vehicle on that highway except (a) in one of those parking spaces; or (b) if the motor vehicle exceeds the length of one parking space, in not more than two of those parking spaces. (6) No person shall park a motor vehicle on a sloping highway without having set the vehicle’s parking brakes and, by turning the wheels of the motor vehicle or by other suitable means, ensure that in case of brake failure the motor vehicle will not run down the slope. SOR/90-79, s. 25(F); SOR/91-375, s. 3(E)
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 29
29 No person shall stop or park a motor vehicle in any public lane except while engaged in loading or unloading chattels to or from the motor vehicle.
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 30
30 (1) No person shall park a trailer within a park in a location other than a location designated by a sign erected by the superintendent. (2) No person shall (a) abandon a trailer in a park; or (b) park a trailer in a location designated by a sign erected by the superintendent for a greater period than is specified on the sign. SOR/90-79, s. 14
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 31
31 A park warden, police constable or peace officer may, at the expense of the owner of a motor vehicle or trailer that is parked or left in contravention of these Regulations, cause the motor vehicle or trailer to be moved or taken to and stored in a suitable place. SOR/90-79, s. 14
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 32
32 (1) No person shall drive a motor vehicle on a highway at a rate of speed in excess of the speed limit prescribed by a traffic sign for the highway. (2) [Repealed, SOR/2009-322, s. 10] SOR/96-169, s. 5; SOR/2009-322, s. 10
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 33
33 No person shall drive or ride any motor vehicle, bicycle, horse or other animal upon any highway without due care and attention or without reasonable consideration for other persons using the highway.
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 34
34 Every person riding a bicycle on a highway shall ride as close as possible to the right-hand edge or curb of the highway and, when riding with other persons, shall not ride more than two abreast.
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 35
35 No person shall ride a bicycle on a sidewalk in a park. SOR/90-79, s. 15
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 36
36 No person shall ride a bicycle in a park unless the bicycle is equipped in accordance with the laws of the province in which the park is situated. SOR/90-79, s. 15
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 37
37 (1) Where an access driveway to a lot within a townsite or subdivision within a park is not provided or conveniently located, and a person desires to ride or drive a horse or motor vehicle from the highway to the lot, he shall (a) construct across the drain, gutter or water course skirting the place where he intends to enter the lot a good and sufficient bridge of planks or other material satisfactory to the superintendent; and (b) construct over the sidewalk or boulevard to be crossed and of the full width thereof a temporary crossing of planks or other material satisfactory to the superintendent sufficient to prevent injury to the sidewalk or boulevard. (2) The temporary crossing described in subsection (1) shall be removed forthwith after it has served its purpose. SOR/90-79, s. 25(F); SOR/91-375, s. 3(E)
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 38
38 Except as authorized by these Regulations, no person shall ride, drive, lead or back any horse or motor vehicle across or along any sidewalk or boulevard within a park.
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 39
39 (1) No chauffeur shall park a motor vehicle for hire at any place within a park other than a place designated by the superintendent as a taxi or cab stand. (2) A person who operates a motor vehicle for hire shall not solicit passengers on any highway or sidewalk other than a highway or sidewalk at or adjacent to a taxi or cab stand or his place of business. SOR/90-79, s. 25(F); SOR/91-375, s. 3(E)
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 40
40 (1) No person shall drive a motor vehicle (a) on any highway in Mount Revelstoke National Park, Glacier National Park or Yoho National Park, (b) on the Icefield Parkway in Banff National Park and Jasper National Park, (c) on the Banff-Windermere Highway in Banff National Park and Kootenay National Park, or (d) on any other highway in Banff National Park, Jasper National Park or Kootenay National Park that has been designated by the superintendent by means of a notice prominently posted or displayed on any such highway during the period between November 1 to March 31 or any other period during which the highway is covered with snow or ice unless adequate snow tires or tire chains have been installed on the motor vehicle. SOR/90-79, ss. 16, 25(F); SOR/91-375, s. 3(E)
National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations — 41
41 (1) No person shall operate an over-snow vehicle in a park unless (a) he has the written permission of the superintendent; (b) the over-snow vehicle is licensed, registered and equipped as required by the laws of the province in which the park is situated; (c) he operates it in accordance with such conditions and in such areas as the superintendent may specify; and (d) that person and any passenger on the over-snow vehicle are wearing the equipment required to operate the over-snow vehicle by the laws of the province in which the park is situated. (2) No person shall operate an all-terrain vehicle in a park except for purposes of administration of the park and with the permission of the superintendent. (3) [Repealed, SOR/90-79, s. 18] SOR/90-79, ss. 18, 25(F); SOR/91-375, s. 3(E)