Rail
Several federal statutes play a role in the regulation of railways in Canada, particularly the Railway Safety Act and the regulations and rules made pursuant to it, such as the Grade Crossings Regulations and the Railway Safety Administrative Monetary Penalties Regulations.
The Tribunal hears reviews and appeals of Federal administrative and enforcement actions taken under the Act. Regulatory amendments, including the creation of administrative monetary penalties, have led to enforcement actions in the rail sector.
Mr. Mark S. Conrad is retired from a 30-year career with Transport Canada. Holding various positions in Airport Operations, Airport Commercial Development, Transportation Policy, and Human Resources, he advanced to executive director responsible for railway safety and the transportation of dangerous goods in the department’s Prairie and Northern Region.
Mr. Conrad’s education includes a Master of Business Administration from the University of Manitoba and a Certificate in Strategic Management of Regulatory Agencies from Harvard University.
Mr. Mark S. Conrad is retired from a 30-year career with Transport Canada. Holding various positions in Airport Operations, Airport Commercial Development, Transportation Policy, and Human Resources, he advanced to executive director responsible for railway safety and the transportation of dangerous goods in the department’s Prairie and Northern Region.
Mr. Conrad’s education includes a Master of Business Administration from the University of Manitoba and a Certificate in Strategic Management of Regulatory Agencies from Harvard University.
The Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules (TATC Rules) were made pursuant to s.
The Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules (TATC Rules) were made pursuant to s.
TATC hearings are held in public.
TATC hearings are held in public.