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Explosives Regulations, 2013 — 306
Overview 306 This Part authorizes the acquisition, storage and sale of rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters. Division 1 sets out the rules for sellers and users of model rocket motors (type R.1), model rocket motor reloading kits (type R.1) and igniters for model rocket motors (type R.3). Division 2 sets out the rules for sellers and users of high-power rocket motors (type R.2), high-power rocket motor reloading kits (type R.2) and igniters for high-power rocket motors (type R.3).
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Definitions 307 (1) The following definitions apply in this Part. distributor means a person who sells rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters to other distributors or to retailers, whether or not they sell to users. ( distributeur ) licence means a licence that authorizes storage of the type of rocket motor, reloading kit or igniter to be sold or acquired. ( licence ) high-power rocket motor means a recreational rocket motor with an impulse that is produced by combustion of a solid propellent and exceeds 160 newton-seconds but does not exceed 40 960 newton-seconds. ( moteur de fusée haute puissance ) model rocket motor means a recreational rocket motor with an impulse that is produced by combustion of a solid propellent and does not exceed 160 newton-seconds. ( moteur de fusée miniature ) reloading kit means a package that contains a solid propellant and other components that are designed to be used in a reloadable rocket motor. ( trousse de rechargement ) retailer means a person, other than a distributor, who sells rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters. ( détaillant ) seller means a distributor or a retailer. ( vendeur ) user means a person who acquires rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters for use. ( utilisateur ) Storage (2) For the purposes of this Part, rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters are stored in a sales establishment, including a dwelling, if they are (a) inside the sales establishment, whether or not they are in a storage unit or displayed for sale; (b) outside the sales establishment in a storage unit that is used in operating the establishment; or (c) in a licensed magazine that is either inside or outside the establishment. SOR/2022-121, s. 4 SOR/2024-77, s. 93(F)
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distributor means a person who sells rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters to other distributors or to retailers, whether or not they sell to users. ( distributeur )
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licence means a licence that authorizes storage of the type of rocket motor, reloading kit or igniter to be sold or acquired. ( licence )
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high-power rocket motor means a recreational rocket motor with an impulse that is produced by combustion of a solid propellent and exceeds 160 newton-seconds but does not exceed 40 960 newton-seconds. ( moteur de fusée haute puissance )
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model rocket motor means a recreational rocket motor with an impulse that is produced by combustion of a solid propellent and does not exceed 160 newton-seconds. ( moteur de fusée miniature )
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reloading kit means a package that contains a solid propellant and other components that are designed to be used in a reloadable rocket motor. ( trousse de rechargement )
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retailer means a person, other than a distributor, who sells rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters. ( détaillant )
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user means a person who acquires rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters for use. ( utilisateur )
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Quantity of motors and kits 308 A reference to the mass of a rocket motor or reloading kit in this Part is a reference to its gross mass (the mass of the motor or kit plus the mass of any packaging or container).
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Motor rockets, kits and igniters 309 In this Division, unless otherwise indicated, a reference to a rocket motor, a reloading kit or an igniter is a reference to a model rocket motor, a reloading kit for a model rocket motor or an igniter for a model rocket motor.
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Distributor 310 (1) A distributor may acquire, store and sell rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters if they hold a licence. A distributor who acquires rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters must comply with this Division. Retailer (2) A retailer may acquire, store and sell rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters, whether or not they hold a licence. A retailer who acquires rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters must comply with this Division.
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Licensed seller 311 (1) A seller who holds a licence must store their rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters in the magazine specified in their licence. Unlicensed retailer (2) A retailer who does not hold a licence must store their rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters in a sales establishment and must ensure that the requirements of sections 312 to 315 are met.
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Display for sale prohibited 312 (1) Rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters must not be displayed for sale in a dwelling. Maximum quantity (2) In the case of a sales establishment that is not a dwelling, no more than 25 kg of rocket motors and reloading kits (combined quantity) and no more than 300 igniters may be displayed for sale. Precautions (3) Rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters that are displayed for sale must be kept behind a sales counter or locked up (for example, in a cabinet) unless they are in consumer packs that meet the requirements of section 313. Access (4) Only people authorized by the retailer may have access to the area behind a sales counter. Separation of motors, kits and igniters (5) When displayed for sale, rocket motors and reloading kits that are not in consumer packs must be separated by a fire break, or kept at least 1 m , from igniters that are not in consumer packs.
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Consumer packs 313 For the purposes of this Division, a consumer pack must meet the following requirements: (a) it must be of sufficient strength to withstand normal handling; (b) it must be designed so that it prevents a person who is handling it from being able to ignite the rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters it contains; and (c) it must be designed so that it prevents any shifting of the rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters during handling or transportation.
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Maximum quantity 314 (1) No more than 200 kg of rocket motors and reloading kits (combined quantity) and no more than 2 500 igniters may be stored at any one time, including those that are displayed for sale. Place of storage (2) Rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters that are not displayed for sale must be stored in a dwelling or a storage unit. Rocket with motor installed (3) A model rocket in which a motor has been installed must not be stored. Heat or dampness (4) Rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters must not be exposed to heat or dampness that could cause them to deteriorate. SOR/2022-121, s. 4
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Storage requirements — dwelling 315 (1) When rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters are stored in a dwelling, they must be stored away from flammable substances and sources of ignition, in a manner that protects them from theft and ensures that access to them is limited to people authorized by the retailer. Storage requirements — storage unit (2) When rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters are stored in a storage unit, (a) the storage unit must be located in a dry place, away from flammable substances and sources of ignition; (b) the storage unit must be constructed and maintained to prevent unauthorized access and to protect the contents from weather; (c) if the storage unit is a container, it must not impede exit in case of fire; (d) if the storage unit is not a container, all exits must be kept unobstructed; (e) any shelving in the storage unit must be constructed from a non-sparking material (for example, wood or painted metal); (f) nothing other than rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters may be stored in the storage unit; (g) if the rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters are not in consumer packs, the motors and kits must be stored separately from the igniters (for example, on different shelves or separated by a wooden barrier); (h) the storage unit must be attended when it is unlocked; (i) the storage unit must be kept clean, dry, organized and free of grit; (j) any spill, leakage or other contamination in the storage unit must be cleaned up immediately; (k) precautions that minimize the likelihood of fire in or near the storage unit must be taken; and (l) a sign that displays the words “Danger — Fire Hazard/ Risque d’incendie ” in letters at least 10 cm high and that prohibits smoking using letters, or a symbol, at least 10 cm high must be posted on the storage unit in a clearly visible location. SOR/2022-121, s. 4
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Maximum quantity — licensed buyer 316 (1) A seller must not sell more rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters to a licensed buyer than the buyer is authorized by their licence to store. Maximum quantity — unlicensed buyer (2) A seller must not sell more rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters to an unlicensed buyer than the buyer is authorized by this Division to store.
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Retailer 317 A retailer may sell rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters only to a user.
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Acquisition 318 (1) A user who is at least 18 years old may acquire and store rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters, whether or not they hold a licence. A user who acquires rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters must comply with this Division. Acquisition — at least 12 years old (2) A user who is at least 12 years old may acquire and store single use rocket motors with an impulse that does not exceed 80 newton-seconds and igniters for those motors without a licence. A user who acquires such motors or igniters must comply with this Division.
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Storage — licensed user 319 (1) A user who holds a licence must store their rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters in the magazine specified in their licence. Storage — unlicensed user (2) A user who does not hold a licence must store their rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters in a dwelling or a storage unit and must ensure that the requirements of sections 320 and 321 are met. SOR/2022-121, s. 4
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Maximum quantity 320 (1) No more than 200 kg of rocket motors and reloading kits (combined quantity) and no more than 2 500 igniters may be stored at any one time. If high-power rocket motors or reloading kits for high-power rocket motors are stored with rocket motors or reloading kits, the combined quantity must not exceed 200 kg. If igniters for high-power rocket motors are stored with igniters, the combined quantity must not exceed 2 500. Maximum quantity — under 18 years old (2) A user who is less than 18 years old may store no more than 6 single use rocket motors with an impulse that does not exceed 80 newton-seconds, and no more than 10 igniters. Place of storage (3) Rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters must be stored in a dwelling or a storage unit. Rocket with motor installed (4) A model rocket in which the motor has been installed must not be stored. SOR/2022-121, s. 4
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Storage requirements — dwelling 321 (1) When rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters are stored in a dwelling, they must be stored away from flammable substances and sources of ignition, in a manner that protects them from theft and ensures that access to them is limited to people authorized by the user. Storage requirements — storage unit (2) When rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters are stored in a storage unit, (a) the storage unit must be located in a dry place, away from flammable substances and sources of ignition; (b) the storage unit must be constructed and maintained to prevent unauthorized access and to protect the contents from weather; (c) if the storage unit is a container, it must not impede exit in case of fire; (d) if the storage unit is not a container, all exits must be kept unobstructed; (e) any shelving in the storage unit must be made from a non-sparking material (for example, wood or painted metal); (f) nothing other than high-power rocket motors and reloading kits and igniters for high-power rocket motors may be stored with the rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters; (g) if the rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters, and any high-power rocket motors or reloading kits and igniters for high-power rocket motors, are not in consumer packs, the motors and kits must be stored separately from the igniters (for example, on different shelves or separated by a wooden barrier); (h) the storage unit must be attended when it is unlocked; (i) the storage unit must be kept clean, dry, organized and free of grit; (j) any spill, leakage or other contamination in the storage unit must be cleaned up immediately; (k) precautions that minimize the likelihood of fire in or near the storage unit must be taken; and (l) a sign that displays the words “Danger — Fire Hazard/ Risque d’incendie ” in letters at least 10 cm high and that prohibits smoking using letters, or a symbol, at least 10 cm high must be posted on the storage unit in a clearly visible location. SOR/2022-121, s. 4
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Motor rockets, kits and igniters 322 In this Division, unless otherwise indicated, a reference to a rocket motor, a reloading kit or an igniter is a reference to a high-power rocket motor, a reloading kit for a high-power rocket motor or an igniter for a high-power rocket motor.
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Acquisition for sale 323 A seller may acquire, store and sell rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters if they hold a licence. A seller who acquires rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters must comply with this Division.
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Storage 324 A seller must store their rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters in the magazine specified in their licence.
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No display for sale 325 A seller must not display rocket motors or reloading kits for sale.
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Maximum quantity — licensed buyer 326 (1) A seller must not sell more rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters to a licensed buyer than the buyer is authorized by their licence to store. Maximum quantity — unlicensed buyer (2) A seller must not sell more rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters to an unlicensed buyer than the buyer is authorized by this Division to store.
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Retailer 327 A retailer may sell rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters only to a user.
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Record of sale 328 A seller must keep a record of every sale of a rocket motor, reloading kit or igniter for two years after the date of the sale. The record must include the following information: (a) the buyer’s name and address; (b) in the case of a licensed buyer, the licence number and expiry date; (c) the type, product name and power level of each rocket motor and each reloading kit sold and the name of the person who obtained its authorization; (d) the product name of each igniter sold and the name of the person who obtained its authorization; (e) the number of motors, kits and igniters sold under each product name; and (f) the date of the sale. SOR/2016-75, s. 39; SOR/2018-231, ss. 44(F), 45(E) SOR/2022-121, s. 4
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Acquisition 329 A user may acquire and store rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters, whether or not they hold a licence. A user who acquires rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters must comply with this Division.
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Storage — licensed user 330 (1) A user who holds a licence must store their rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters in the magazine specified in their licence. Storage — unlicensed user (2) A user who does not hold a licence must store their rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters in a dwelling or a storage unit and ensure that the requirements of sections 331 to 333 are met. SOR/2022-121, s. 4
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Maximum quantity — dwelling 331 (1) In the case of storage in a dwelling, no more than 10 kg of rocket motors and reloading kits (combined quantity) and no more than 40 igniters may be stored at any one time. If model rocket motors or reloading kits for model rocket motors are stored with rocket motors or reloading kits, the combined quantity must not exceed 10 kg. If igniters for model rocket motors are stored with igniters, the combined quantity must not exceed 40. Maximum quantity — storage unit (2) In the case of storage in a storage unit, no more than 200 kg of rocket motors and reloading kits (combined quantity) and no more than 200 igniters may be stored at any one time. If model rocket motors or reloading kits for model rocket motors are stored with rocket motors or reloading kits, the combined quantity must not exceed 200 kg. If igniters for model rocket motors are stored with igniters, the combined quantity must not exceed 200. Rocket with motor installed (3) A high-power rocket in which a motor has been installed must not be stored. SOR/2022-121, s. 4
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Storage requirements — dwelling 332 (1) When rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters are stored in a dwelling, they must be stored away from flammable substances and sources of ignition, in a manner that protects them from theft and ensures that access to them is limited to people authorized by the user. Storage requirements — storage unit (2) When rocket motors, reloading kits or igniters are stored in a storage unit, (a) the storage unit must be located in a dry place, away from flammable substances and sources of ignition; (b) the storage unit must be constructed and maintained to prevent unauthorized access and to protect the contents from weather; (c) if the storage unit is a container, it must not impede exit in case of fire; (d) if the storage unit is not a container, all exits must be kept unobstructed; (e) any shelving in the storage unit must be made from a non-sparking material (for example, wood or painted metal); (f) nothing other than model rocket motors and reloading kits and igniters for model rocket motors may be stored with the rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters; (g) if the rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters, and any model rocket motors or reloading kits or igniters for model rocket motors, are not in consumer packs, the motors and kits must be stored separately from the igniters (for example, on different shelves or separated by a wooden barrier); (h) the storage unit must be attended when it is unlocked; (i) the storage unit must be kept clean, dry, organized and free of grit; (j) any spill, leakage or other contamination in the storage unit must be cleaned up immediately; (k) precautions that minimize the likelihood of fire in or near the storage unit must be taken; and (l) a sign that displays the words “Danger — Fire Hazard/ Risque d’incendie ” in letters at least 10 cm high and that prohibits smoking using letters, or a symbol, at least 10 cm high must be posted on the storage unit in a clearly visible location. SOR/2022-121, s. 4
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Attendance 333 Rocket motors, reloading kits and igniters must be attended when they are not in storage. SOR/2022-121, s. 4
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Overview 334 This Part authorizes the acquisition, storage and sale of consumer fireworks (type F.1) and novelty devices (type F.5) and regulates their use. Division 1 sets out rules for sellers and Division 2 sets out rules for users. SOR/2024-77, s. 94
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Definitions 335 (1) The following definitions apply in this Part. distributor means a person who sells consumer fireworks or novelty devices to other distributors or to retailers, whether or not they sell to users. ( distributeur ) licence means a licence that authorizes the storage of consumer fireworks or novelty devices. ( licence ) novelty device means a device that produces limited visible or audible effects, contains small amounts of pyrotechnic or explosive composition and is classified as a type F.5 explosive. ( dispositif de fantaisie ) retailer means a person, other than a distributor, who sells consumer fireworks or novelty devices. ( détaillant ) seller means a distributor or a retailer. ( vendeur ) user means a person who acquires consumer fireworks or novelty devices for use. ( utilisateur ) Storage (2) For the purposes of this Part, consumer fireworks are stored in a sales establishment if they are (a) inside the sales establishment, whether or not they are in a storage unit or displayed for sale; (b) outside the sales establishment in a storage unit that is used in operating the establishment; or (c) in a licensed magazine that is either inside or outside the establishment. Storage — novelty devices (3) For the purposes of this Part, novelty devices are stored in a sales establishment if they are (a) inside the sales establishment, whether or not they are in a storage unit or displayed for sale; (b) outside the sales establishment in a storage unit that is used in operating the establishment; or (c) in a licensed magazine that is either inside or outside the establishment. SOR/2022-121, s. 4 SOR/2024-77, s. 95
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distributor means a person who sells consumer fireworks or novelty devices to other distributors or to retailers, whether or not they sell to users. ( distributeur )
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licence means a licence that authorizes the storage of consumer fireworks or novelty devices. ( licence )
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novelty device means a device that produces limited visible or audible effects, contains small amounts of pyrotechnic or explosive composition and is classified as a type F.5 explosive. ( dispositif de fantaisie )
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retailer means a person, other than a distributor, who sells consumer fireworks or novelty devices. ( détaillant )
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user means a person who acquires consumer fireworks or novelty devices for use. ( utilisateur )
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Consumer fireworks or novelty devices — quantity 336 A reference to a mass of consumer fireworks or a mass of novelty devices in this Part is a reference to their gross mass (the mass of the consumer fireworks or the mass of the novelty devices plus the mass of any packaging or container). SOR/2024-77, s. 96
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Prohibition on use 337 Except as authorized by this Part, it is prohibited for a person to use (a) consumer fireworks; or (b) novelty devices. SOR/2024-77, s. 96
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Distributor 338 (1) A distributor may acquire, store and sell consumer fireworks or novelty devices if they hold a licence. A distributor who acquires consumer fireworks or novelty devices must comply with this Division. Retailer (2) A retailer may acquire, store and sell consumer fireworks or novelty devices, whether or not they hold a licence. A retailer who acquires consumer fireworks or novelty devices must comply with this Division. SOR/2024-77, s. 97
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No sale from dwelling 339 A seller must not sell (a) consumer fireworks from a dwelling; or (b) novelty devices from a dwelling. SOR/2024-77, s. 98