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Document ID ca-wser-2024-05-27 Title Wastewater Systems Effluent Regulations (SOR/2012-139) URL unknown Jurisdiction /ca Subdomain(s) none Language Status completed Analyzed at 2026-05-13 14:55:48.013636+00:00 Relevance inventory_targeted_fetch

Q Qualitative Requirements (11)

Req ID Category Intent Legal Status Name Subdomain(s) Context Conditions Confidence
#R001administrativereportingmandatoryClass Designation on Labelagricultural water, recreational water, otherPursuant to Section 26 (1) (d) of the Pest Control Products Regulations, all registered pesticides are required to show the class designation on the label.Applies to all registered pesticideshigh
#R002operationaloperationalmandatoryAdherence to Use Directionsagricultural water, recreational water, otherDirections for use of aquatic pesticides must be strictly followed.During application of aquatic pesticideshigh
#R003administrativereportingmandatoryCommercial Class Label Limitationagricultural water, otherThe following limitations must appear on the label for these commercial pesticides: "For use in water wholly confined to the property of the user and where there is no outflow beyond the property limits."Aquatic pesticides assigned to Commercial class used in confined water bodieshigh
#R004operationaloperationalmandatoryRestricted Class Applicator Certificationagricultural water, recreational water, otherThis product is only to be used by individuals holding an appropriate pesticide applicator certificate or licence recognized by the provincial/territorial pesticide regulatory authority where the pesticide application is to occur or as authorized by the provincial/territorial regulatory authority.Use of Restricted class aquatic pesticideshigh
#R005operationaloperationalmandatoryFisheries Act Compliance for Restricted Productsagricultural water, recreational water, otherUse of this product in or immediately adjacent to water bodies must be appropriately authorized and used in accordance with the Fisheries Act and its regulations.Application of Restricted class products in or near water bodieshigh
#R006operationaloperationalmandatoryConsideration of Regional Conditionsagricultural water, recreational water, aquatic lifeIn addition, consideration must be given to regional conditions involving water courses, wildlife populations, human habitations and non-target organisms generally, in order to avoid adverse effects from poor operating practices.During the planning and application of aquatic pesticideshigh
#R007administrativereportingmandatoryConsultation with Regulatory Authoritiesagricultural water, recreational water, aquatic lifeConsult with federal, provincial and territorial regulatory authorities, where the pesticide application is to occur, on any authorizations required prior to use of this product.Prior to use of Restricted class aquatic pesticideshigh
#R008administrativeoperationalmandatoryGeneral Legal and Statutory Complianceagricultural water, recreational water, aquatic lifeUse of this product must also be in accordance with any other applicable federal, provincial and territorial laws and authorizations under those laws.Use of Restricted class aquatic pesticideshigh
#R009administrativereportingmandatoryRestricted Product Usage Label Statementagricultural water, aquatic life, recreational water, otherThis is a restricted product that must be used in the manner authorized.Must appear on the label for Restricted class aquatic pesticides under the Nature of Restriction sectionhigh
#R010administrativereportingmandatoryLegislative Non-Exemption Label Statementagricultural water, aquatic life, recreational water, otherThis registration is granted under the Pest Control Products Act and does not exempt the user from any other legislative requirements.Must appear on the label for Restricted class aquatic pesticides under the Nature of Restriction sectionhigh
#R011administrativeunknownguidanceProduct Class Assignment GuidanceotherAn aquatic pesticide use should be assigned to one of the following two class designations, based on the nature of the application site:During the classification and registration process for aquatic pesticideshigh

P Quantitative Requirements (2)

Req ID Category Intent Legal Status Name Subdomain(s) Limit Type Limit Value Context Conditions Confidence
#P001operationaloperationalmandatoryEffluent collection and dischargewastewaterrequirement>= 100 cubic metres per dayThreshold for applicability of national effluent quality standards for owners and operators of wastewater systemssystems that collect and discharge up to 100 cubic metres or more of effluent per dayhigh
#P002operationaloperationalmandatoryInfluent collection and dischargewastewaterrequirement>= 100 cubic metres per dayThreshold for applicability of national effluent quality standards for owners and operators of wastewater systemssystems that collect and discharge up to 100 cubic metres or more of influent per dayhigh

D Definitions (11)

Req ID Category Name Context Confidence
#D001Aquatic pesticidesAquatic pesticides are those products which are used on aquatic sites to control aquatic pests including: unwanted or invasive species such as plants, fish and mollusks; certain aquatic insects such as mosquito larvae; and fish as part of fisheries management. Aquatic pesticides do not include those products used in swimming pools or industrial water.high
#D002Commercial classAquatic pesticides used only in water bodies wholly confined to the property of the user where there is no outflow beyond the property limits will be assigned to the Commercial class.medium
#D003Restricted classProducts used to control aquatic pests, including aquatic invasive species, in water bodies that are not wholly confined to the property of the user or where there is outflow beyond the property limits, and in all other aquatic sites such as rivers, lakes and irrigation canals, will be assigned to the Restricted class.medium
#D004Fisheries ActThe Fisheries Act is the main federal legislation to manage and protect Canada’s fisheries resources.high
#D005deleterious substanceA deleterious substance can be any substance that, if added to any water, would degrade or alter the water quality such that it could directly or indirectly harm fish, fish habitat, or the use of fish by humans.high
#D006ECCCEnvironment and Climate Change Canadahigh
#D007Designation orderThe Order Designating the Minister of the Environment as the Minister Responsible for the Administration and Enforcement of Subsections 36(3) to (6) of the Fisheries Act, SI/2014-21, also called Designation order, was passed by the government in 2014 and amended in 2020.high
#D008Enabling regulationsThe Regulations Establishing Conditions for Making Regulations Under Subsection 36(5.2) of the Fisheries Act are enabling regulations.high
#D009CCMECanadian Council of the Ministers of the Environmenthigh
#D010Fisheries ActThe Fisheries Act is the main federal legislation to manage and protect Canada’s fisheries resources.high
#D011deleterious substanceA deleterious substance can be any substance that, if added to any water, would degrade or alter the water quality such that it could directly or indirectly harm fish, fish habitat, or the use of fish by humans.high