Natural Resources Canada develops policies and programs that enhance the contribution of the natural resources sector to the Canadian economy and improve the quality of life for all Canadians.
More specifically, Natural Resources Canada is responsible for the following:
- List of Acts and Regulations
- Forward Regulatory Plan 2018-2020
- Regulatory Cooperation Council
- Service Standards for High-Volume Regulatory Authorizations
- Interpretation Policy
- Administrative Burden Baseline
- Departmental Actions to respond to the Red Tape Reduction Commission’s Recommendations Report
For Single Window, there are three government programs that fall under NRCAN:
- Office of Energy Efficiency
- Explosives
- Kimberley Process (Rough Diamonds)
For information about the data element rationales for the above Programs, visit:
https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/prog/sw-gu/data/nrc-rnc-eng.html#s1.
Intended use and Program conditions
Conditions may apply to determine if data needs to be submitted to Natural Resources Canada for the above programs. For details about these program conditions, please refer to the info sheets below.
More information
For more information about the Programs overseen by Natural Resources Canada, and data requirements under Single Window, refer to the ECCRD Addendum.
ECCRD Client Requirements Document
ECCRD Addendum 1.1 Oct 2019
ECCRD Addendum 2.2 Mar 2022
Regulated Commodities Criteria Tables
Import Declaration Form – Off-road CI/Large SI Engine
Import Declaration Form – Off-road CI/Large SI Replacement Engine
Trust Livingston with your NRCAN imports
The customs and trade experts at Livingston are here to help. With a full staff of Canadian regulatory affairs experts, we know the NRCAN requirements in detail, and are ready to help ensure your compliance is maintained.
Livingston is committed to a seamless SWI integration process for our current customers, and we are ready to support new customers with their SWI needs, including their NRCAN and other PGA requirements.
We endeavor to keep the information on this page up to date and correct, however some details may have changed since our last update. Content on this page was last updated on November 12, 2018.