Federal regulationCanada Gazette, Part IComment Period Closed
Toll Information Reporting Regulations
Sponsoring body: Canadian Energy RegulatorIntroduced December 14, 2024Last checked August 25, 2026
Read the official text on gazette.gc.caOfficial version — Canada Gazette, Part I
What this regulation does
These regulations require energy companies that charge tolls (pipeline and related infrastructure companies regulated by the Canadian Energy Regulator) to submit quarterly and monthly financial and traffic reports to the Regulator, replacing the previous Toll Information Regulations from 1979.
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Business impact
Compliance
Pipeline and energy infrastructure companies regulated by the Canadian Energy Regulator that charge tolls will need to report quarterly data on rate of return, capital, revenues, expenses, and traffic, plus monthly traffic reports. The RIAS references the Export and Import Reporting Regulations for detailed impact analysis, so specific cost estimates and the number of affected businesses are not available in this document. Companies will need to ensure internal reporting systems can produce the required data on a monthly and quarterly basis. This is largely a modernization of existing 1979 reporting obligations, so companies already subject to toll regulation should not face entirely new compliance burdens.
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Where this regulation is
Proposed
Comment period closed
Final publicationPending
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