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Continued from Page 29 - Review of place a call to the TRC in order to obtain da.
Canadian Border Crossing for CBSA clearance. If a verification or examination is to
Boaters / Fishermen ...
Should the TRC's 1-888 service not be be conducted, the BSO at the TRC will ad-
All other private boaters, including those available, operators must call the nearest vise the owner/operator to proceed to the
without cellular telephones, must proceed TRC directly. Long distance charges may closest reporting site and to ensure that all
directly to a designated marine telephone apply. Windsor 519-967-4320 goods and passengers remain onboard until
reporting site and place a call to the TRC the verification team arrives. A report num-
in order to obtain CBSA clearance. This in- When pleasure craft operators call the ber will be provided by a BSO following
cludes all vessels carrying foreign nation- TRC, they will be required to answer a few the verification process. Owners/operators
als (other than U.S. citizens or permanent questions regarding their trip, passengers should keep their report number available
residents). Calling the Telephone Re- onboard the vessel, and their declarations. during their entire stay in Canada.
porting Centre It is the responsibility of the owner/opera-
tor to ensure all those onboard have proper Failure to Report
Upon entering Canadian waters, private identification. After recording the informa- Failure to report may result in deten-
boaters who qualify can present themselves tion provided, the border services officer tion, seizure or forfeiture of the vessel and/
to the CBSA by calling the Telephone Re- (BSO) at the TRC will make a decision on or monetary penalties. The minimum fine
porting Centre (TRC) at 1-888-226-7277. whether a verification or examination is re- for failing to report to the CBSA upon entry
As noted above, all other private boaters, quired or not. If no examination is neces- to Canada is C$1,000.
including vessels carrying foreign nation- sary, the officer at the TRC will provide a Following enforcement action, all per-
als (other than U.S. citizens or permanent report number to the owner/operator. The sons have the right to appeal the penalty.
residents), must proceed directly to a des- receipt of this report number will constitute ....... Continued on page 46
ignated marine telephone reporting site and release and approval for entry into Cana-
Cockpit of offshore race boat....notice the escape hatch in the floor if the boat should flip.
The velcro tabs are pulled as they finish each lap to know where they're at.....
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