Environmental Emergency Regulations (SOR/2003-307) [Repealed]

These regulations require individuals who own or have the charge, management or control of specified (at or above the specified thresholds) at on-shore fixed facilities, to provide information on the substance(s), and their quantities. In some cases, they require preparation of an environmental emergency plan.

Additional information

• Implementation guidelines for the Environmental Emergency Regulations
• Environmental emergency regulations: frequently asked questions
• Filing a notice
• Find who is regulated
• List of regulated substances
• Public Safety Authority sign in
• Reporting a spill or release
• Regional contacts
• Rationale for list of regulated substances under Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999

Related topics

• Pollution and waste management
• Managing substances in the environment
• Environmental emergencies: program

Related institutions

• Environment and Climate Change Canada

Related acts

• Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999

Related regulations

• Environmental Emergency Regulations, 2019 (SOR/2019-51)

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These regulations require individuals who own or have the charge, management or control of specified (at or above the specified thresholds) at on-shore fixed facilities, to provide information on the substance(s), and their quantities. In some cases, they require preparation of an environmental emergency plan.

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Regulations are current to 2017-11-06 and last amended on 2011-12-08. Previous Versions

These regulations require individuals who own or have the charge, management or control of specified (at or above the specified thresholds) at on-shore fixed facilities, to provide information on the substance(s), and their quantities. In some cases, they require preparation of an environmental emergency plan.