Marine

Marine

The Canada Shipping Act, 2001 provides the primary legislative framework for shipping in waters of Canadian jurisdiction. The Tribunal hears Reviews and Appeals relating to a number of regulations made pursuant to the Act, such as the Marine Personnel Regulations and the Vessel Certificates Regulations.

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Dr. Dybesh Regmi

Dr. Regmi obtained his MD degree from Dalhousie University and training in family medicine at McMaster University. He has a special interest in occupational medicine and has held medical leadership roles at the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board of Ontario. He was also a medical adjudicator for the Licence Appeal Tribunal of Ontario. Dr. Regmi also holds a faculty appointment in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Toronto where he is involved in undergraduate medical education.

Dr. Dybesh Regmi

Dr. Regmi obtained his MD degree from Dalhousie University and training in family medicine at McMaster University. He has a special interest in occupational medicine and has held medical leadership roles at the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board of Ontario. He was also a medical adjudicator for the Licence Appeal Tribunal of Ontario. Dr. Regmi also holds a faculty appointment in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Toronto where he is involved in undergraduate medical education.

Dr. Mitchell Pantel

Dr. Pantel graduated in medicine from McGill University. He completed one year of training in internal medicine followed by a residency in family medicine. He engaged in post-graduate education in occupational medicine, psychiatry, and insurance and medico-legal assessment. His practice began in emergency and hospital medicine followed by a career in the fields of occupational health and operational medicine. He worked as a medical officer and advisor to several police forces, including the RCMP and the Sûreté du Québec.

Dr. Mitchell Pantel

Dr. Pantel graduated in medicine from McGill University. He completed one year of training in internal medicine followed by a residency in family medicine. He engaged in post-graduate education in occupational medicine, psychiatry, and insurance and medico-legal assessment. His practice began in emergency and hospital medicine followed by a career in the fields of occupational health and operational medicine. He worked as a medical officer and advisor to several police forces, including the RCMP and the Sûreté du Québec.

Capt. Steven D. Neatt

Captain Steven D. Neatt graduated from the Canadian Coast Guard College in 1989 and holds a bachelor of technology in nautical science from the University College of Cape Breton. Captain Neatt has held various positions in the Canadian Coast Guard (CCG), and has 17 years seagoing experience on CCG vessels in the St. Lawrence River and extensive experience in the Arctic. He has also worked ashore with the CCG in senior positions, including six years as lcebreaking Program Superintendent.

Capt. Steven D. Neatt

Captain Steven D. Neatt graduated from the Canadian Coast Guard College in 1989 and holds a bachelor of technology in nautical science from the University College of Cape Breton. Captain Neatt has held various positions in the Canadian Coast Guard (CCG), and has 17 years seagoing experience on CCG vessels in the St. Lawrence River and extensive experience in the Arctic. He has also worked ashore with the CCG in senior positions, including six years as lcebreaking Program Superintendent.

Tim Meisner

Mr. Meisner retired from Transport Canada in 2016 where he served as the Director General of Marine Safety and Security, overseeing the advancement of safety, security, and environmental protection in Canada’s marine transportation system. Throughout his career, he held several key positions within the department, including Director General of Marine Policy and Executive Director for the reviews of railway safety and aviation security.

Tim Meisner

Mr. Meisner retired from Transport Canada in 2016 where he served as the Director General of Marine Safety and Security, overseeing the advancement of safety, security, and environmental protection in Canada’s marine transportation system. Throughout his career, he held several key positions within the department, including Director General of Marine Policy and Executive Director for the reviews of railway safety and aviation security.

Dr. Linda Garand

Dr. Linda Garand obtained a medical degree from the Université de Montréal in 1983. She served for three years in the Canadian Forces (CF) where she obtained her qualifications in aviation medicine. She subsequently worked as a family physician and as a civil aviation medical examiner. 

Upon her return to the CF in 1999, she held a variety of positions, including medical director of aviation hyperbaric and hypobaric chambers training, and was an expert member of the Aerospace and Undersea Medical Board. 

Dr. Linda Garand

Dr. Linda Garand obtained a medical degree from the Université de Montréal in 1983. She served for three years in the Canadian Forces (CF) where she obtained her qualifications in aviation medicine. She subsequently worked as a family physician and as a civil aviation medical examiner. 

Upon her return to the CF in 1999, she held a variety of positions, including medical director of aviation hyperbaric and hypobaric chambers training, and was an expert member of the Aerospace and Undersea Medical Board. 

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