Laws and regulations
All buoys for lakes, rivers and streams are regulated by the Canadian Aids to Navigation System. Their technical regulations for formats and identification are established by the Canadian Coast Guard and Transport Canada and the Private Buoy Regulations.
When a private buoy does not meet legal standards, authorities, such as the Canadian Coast Guard, Transport Canada or any peace officer, may order you to modify it to meet current standards or remove it. Finally, it is important to note that any non-compliant buoys risk invalidating the civil liability coverage of your insurance.
For more than 20 years…
Nordak Marine has been offering buoys that comply with Canadian laws for more than 20 years and are durable and safe and offer excellent value for money.
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Canadian Aid to Navigation System
Special Anchor Buoys
Navigation Buoys
Delimitation Buoys
Special Information Buoys
Specialized buoys
Signage & Markers
Accessories
Aids to navigation
Your Needs
Nordak Marine works in collaboration with its customers and governments to develop sustainable and compliant solutions. Nordak experts evaluate the conditions and particularities of inland bodies of water, and several elements of limitation analysis are taken into account.
Our Approach
At Nordak Marine, we respect the standard regulations for compliance and safety. This is what enables us to offer the best marine buoyage system applications to our customers. The quality of our services and our products and accessories meet Transport Canada and Canadian Coast Guard standards.
News
Public beaches
Beach owners have an obligation to provide a compliant and safe environment for users. Nordak Marine offers cities and owners a compliant and safe marking system for beaches.
Aids to navigation system: Construction project
Nordak Marine was mandated to fully secure the sites in the navigable waters of the St. Lawrence River as part of the construction of the new Samuel-de-Champlain Bridge.
Our Customers and Partners
Municipalities, Shore Owners Associations, Canadian Coast Guard, Marina, Boat and Sail Owners, Department of National Defence of Canada, Construction firms, Event firms, Engineering firms, Hydro-Quebec, Hydro-Quebec research institute (IREQ), Department of the Environment and Climate Change of Canada, Quebec Ministry of Forests, Wildlife and Parks (MFFP), Quebec Ministry of the Environment and the Fight Against Climate Change (MELCC), Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Société des établissements de plein air du Québec (SEPAQ), Transport Canada, Cities, and many others…
