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Accessibility Plan

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The purpose of the Accessible Canada Act (ACA) is to make Canada barrier-free by January 1, 2040. As a federally regulated entity, the Atlantic Pilotage Authority (APA) is tasked in identifying, removing, and preventing barriers in the workplace. The ACA and the Accessible Canada Regulations require that federally regulated entities prepare and publish accessibility plan(s), progress reports on the implementation of their plan(s), and descriptions of their feedback processes. As such, the APA is pleased to share our initial plan and future progress reports to meet this requirement and to further our organizational value for providing an inclusive workplace.

To meet our commitment for continuous improvement of inclusion and accessibility, the APA incorporates a feedback process so that employees and external stakeholders may share their ideas with us. To provide feedback on our accessibility plan, please utilize one the contact methods below.

Contact Us:

Phone: (902) 426-2550

Email: [email protected]

Mailing Address: 1791 Barrington Street, TD Tower Suite 1801 Halifax, NS B3J3K9

Website: https://www.atlanticpilotage.com/

If you require support while providing feedback, please contact us in a means that is appropriate for you, and we will do our best to assist and meet your needs. This plan can be provided in alternative formats such as print, large print, braille, audio format and an electronic format upon request. Request for an alternative format may be made utilizing the contact information above. All requests will be handled in a timely manner.

  • Atlantic Pilotage Authority Accessibility Plan 2023-2025
  • Atlantic Pilotage Authority Accessibility Plan 2023-2025 – Progress Report
  • Atlantic Pilotage Authority Accessibility Plan 2023-2025 – Progress Report (Dec 31 2024)
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News & Updates

  • **CLOSED** Expression of Interest – Pilot Boat Service – Contract Operator – Humber Arm, NL
  • *New Date & Time* – July 2024 – Invitation to Attend our 16th Annual Public Meeting
  • *CLOSED* – Expression of Interest – Pilot Boat Service – Contract Operator – Belledune, NB
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Pilotage & Other Charges

The Pilotage Act requires that pilotage tariffs be fixed at a level that permits the Authority to operate on a self-sustaining financial basis, and that the tariffs set be fair and reasonable. The goal is to have each area become financially self-sufficient to eliminate cross-subsidization among ports.
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Ordering a Pilot

To order a pilot, please contact the Atlantic Pilotage Authority Dispatch Centre at 1-877-272-3477 or e-mail [email protected].
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