Canadian Grain Commission

Regulatory

Canada Grain Act

Canada Grain Act - CGC Office Consolidation - Effective August 1, 2000

Enacted in 1912, a statute respecting grain passed by the Parliament of Canada gave authority to the Canadian Grain Commission to regulate grain handling in Canada. 

Canada Grain Regulations

Canada Grain Regulations - CGC Office Consolidation - Effective August 1, 2003

Schedules to the Canada Grain Regulations - Effective August 1, 2003

Several provisions of the Canada Grain Act authorize the Canadian Grain Commission to make regulations. Regulations are considered as general applications. They are in effect from their issue date until repealed or amended.

Grain Appeal Tribunal

Information and contacts

Grain Standards Committees

Information and contacts

Eastern Standards Committee
Western Standards Committee
Western Grain Standards Sub-Committees

Licensing

Information and contacts

Crops protected by security provided to the Canadian Grain Commission

List of Licensees

Producer Car Loading Facilities Exempted from Licensing

Orders of the CGC

Calculation of Moisture Shrinkage Allowance for Grain Artificially Dried at Primary Elevators. Order 2003-80

Canadian Licensed Primary Elevators Handling U.S. Wheat.

Deer, Antelope, Elk or Moose Excreta. Order 2003-79

Non-Registered Varieties of Peas, Beans, Lentils. Order 2003-81

Number 4 Canada Western Red Spring (CWRS). Order 2003-141

Off Grades of Grain and Grades of Screenings Order amended to August 1, 2001 (Adobe PDF format)

Producer Car Order for Crop Year 2003-2004. Order 2003-78

Several provisions of the Canada Grain Act authorize the Commission to make orders, often making exceptions to the general requirements of the statute. They are considered specific application. Orders of the Commission are often issued to a particular person or company, for a short term or special case. The Canadian Grain Commission may rescind them at any time.