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Vol. 141, No. 33 — August 18, 2007

Vessel Operation Restriction Regulations

Statutory authority

Canada Shipping Act, 2001

Sponsoring department

Department of Transport

REGULATORY IMPACT ANALYSIS STATEMENT

(This statement is not part of the Regulations.)

Description

The proposed Vessel Operation Restriction Regulations (the proposed Regulations) replace the Boating Restriction Regulations made under the existing Canada Shipping Act (CSA). Whereas the authorities in the existing CSA limit application of the Boating Restriction Regulations to vessels not more than 15 gross tonnage, the new Canada Shipping Act, 2001 (CSA 2001) does not limit the applicability of the proposed Regulations. Thus the proposed Regulations apply to vessels of all sizes and avoids an arbitrary size limitation that is irreconcilable with safety.

The proposed Regulations provide for the establishment of restrictions to boating activities and navigation in Canadian waters. Increased water activities due to population growth and the technical evolution of watercraft have resulted in increased conflicts between waterway users and, as a consequence, an increased safety risk to users. Local authorities have responded by requesting restrictions that would promote public safety, protect property near shore and ensure safe navigation. The restrictions made possible by the proposed Regulations address access by vessels to specified areas, restrictions on the mode of propulsion used, limitations on maximum engine power or speed, or prohibitions on recreational towing activities (e.g. water-skiing). They also specify areas in which a permit is required in order to hold a sporting or recreational event (e.g. regattas and dragon boat races). Waters to which the various types of restrictions apply are identified in the schedules to the proposed Regulations.

In addition, the proposed Regulations set out age-related restrictions on the operation of pleasure craft that are used for recreational purposes. These restrictions do not apply to aboriginal groups or any other individuals who use a boat for the requirements of their daily life, including subsistence fishing. The age-related restrictions do not apply in the Northwest Territories or Nunavut.

There are three aspects of the proposed Regulations that differ from the existing Boating Restriction Regulations.

The first aspect relates to the differences between the CSA and the CSA 2001. The following changes are required in order to be consistent with the provisions of the CSA 2001:

• There is no longer a definition of "inland waters" in the legislation. The proposed Regulations refer to the expression "rivers and lakes" in order to better describe the waters in which small vessels operating close to shore might be a source of conflict.

• Currently the Minister appoints enforcement officers. Under the new CSA 2001 [paragraph 136(1)(h)], enforcement officers and their duties and powers will be specified in the proposed Regulations. In future applications for boating restrictions, local authorities will be required to determine if it is necessary to add another class of persons to the list of enforcement officers, thus linking enforcement plans more directly to each application.

• The expression "regattas, marine parades, or boat races" currently used in the Boating Restriction Regulations is being replaced by the expression "sporting, recreational, or public events or activities" to be consistent with the CSA 2001 and because it better represents modern types of boating activities (e.g. dragon boat races) and includes other types of water-based activities (e.g. firework displays).

• The authority for the Minister to exempt certain persons from the prohibition set out in the proposed Regulations for a temporary period of time is now found in the CSA 2001 (e.g. allowing power-driven vessels to operate in an area that would otherwise be prohibited to them, for the purpose of scientific studies).

Second, new restrictions are being added to the proposed Regulations, and others are being amended in order to respond to various local authorities' requests made since 2003. The transfer of responsibility for the Boating Restriction Regulations from the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) to Transport Canada (TC) in 2004 and the renewal of the CSA have delayed the response to these submissions.

The new restrictions include the following prohibitions:

• A restriction excluding all vessels from a swimming area on the Otonabee River in the village of Lakefield, Ontario, was repealed in error by SOR/97-269 and is now being re-instated. An extensive search of municipal, provincial and federal archives has failed to turn up any documentation to show that there was ever any intention to repeal this restriction.

• A new restriction, prohibiting all power-driven vessels and vessels driven by electrical propulsion, is proposed for the Atnarko River, in the province of British Columbia, to resolve safety concerns. The river is extremely narrow and winding with a number of blind spots where swimmers, anglers, canoes, kayaks, drift boats and fishers along the shore are subject to an increasing safety concern from an increasing number of small shallow draft power-driven vessels.

• Two new restrictions are proposed, prohibiting all power-driven vessels from Hotte Lake in the municipality of Saint-André-Avellin and Caribou Lake in the municipality of Saint-Faustin-Lac-Carré, both in the province of Quebec. Both lakes are very small (750 m by 200 m) and the waterway cannot support the use of high-speed craft and the large number of other non-powered vessels and swimmers.

Speed limits are being proposed in a number of locations:

• Adjacent to Tiny Township, on Georgian Bay, in the province of Ontario, to slow down vessel traffic around swimming areas and areas where the water is shallow and rocky.

• On Stoney Lake, in the province of Ontario, to slow down vessel traffic in the vicinity of the Juniper Island public dock, as well as in areas where the community centre and the yacht club provide canoeing and sailing lessons.

• In the Mississauga lakefront, in the province of Ontario, in two separate and enclosed harbours in the vicinity of a marina and public boat launch to resolve safety concerns due to harbour congestion and high-speed craft.

• On Vert Lake, on Nairne Lake, Saint-Germain Lake and the Rivière du Nord, in the province of Quebec, to reduce the severity of interactions between swimmers, canoes, kayaks and power-driven pleasure craft. A secondary concern was to limit shoreline erosion caused by vessel wakes.

• On Mic Mac Lake, Lake Banook, and Kearney Lake, within the Halifax Regional Municipality, in the province of Nova Scotia, to reduce the severity of interactions between swimmers, canoes, kayaks and power-driven pleasure craft. A specific area near the Braemar Drive boat launch ramp is included in the speed limit area to reduce the hazard created by high-speed vessels operating in the vicinity of the boat launch ramp. A secondary concern was to limit shoreline erosion caused by vessel wakes.

• In the channel between Lake Banook and Mic Mac Lake, which is a bottle neck with limited visibility, where high-speed approaches and operation under the bridge is hazardous to all users.

• Within 30 m of the shore in the rivers and lakes of Nova Scotia (including Bras d'Or Lake), a 10-kilometre-per-hour speed limit is proposed. A similar provision has been in force in Ontario, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan since 1991, in Alberta since 1996, and in the inland waters of British Columbia since 2001. Exceptions are provided to permit water-skiing perpendicularly away from the shore where higher speed may be required to tow the skier, and to permit higher speeds in narrow rivers and buoyed channels.

Also, a new restriction is proposed, requiring any person holding a sporting, recreational or public event in Nairne Lake in the province of Quebec to obtain a permit from the Minister, in accordance with section 10 of the proposed Regulations.

The restrictions being amended are as follows:

• In the Port Dover area on Lake Erie, in the province of Ontario, boundaries of an existing restriction have been adjusted to account for lower water levels and an increased number of swimmers.

• On Sauvage Bay in Saint-François Lake and on Saint-Joseph Lake, Gagnon Lake and the Rivière aux Pins, in the province of Quebec, after being advised by local authorities that the coordinates published in the Boating Restriction Regulations were incorrect.

• At the confluence of two rivers and Lake Saint-François, in the province of Quebec, to correct an error in the regulatory text identifying the affected area as being in the Ashberham River.

• In Lake Leamy, because of seasonal shifts to the position of the navigation channel, geographic coordinates have been deleted and instead, reference is made to the channel "as marked by navigation buoys and signs."

Third, all references to commercial river rafting are being deleted from the regulatory proposal. TC is introducing Special-purpose Vessel Regulations that include commercial river rafting; therefore, these provisions are no longer required.

Alternatives

The proposed Regulations address issues of concern and conflict between waterway users in all parts of Canada. In order to demonstrate that a restriction is required, local authorities applying to TC for a boating restriction must evaluate alternatives to regulations and show they have not been effective. In most cases education and voluntary compliance with local safety strategies are the best alternatives to making regulations. However, voluntary strategies are not always effective in reducing risk to acceptable levels.

When applying for a restriction, local authorities are guided by the publication Local Authorities' Guide to Boating Restrictions. This publication sets the standard to be met by local authorities in order to satisfy the Government of Canada Regulatory Policy. TC's Office of Boating Safety monitors compliance with the requirements of this policy.

Each of the new restrictions being proposed are a regulatory response to those remaining conflicts in which alternatives to regulations have been tried and proven to be ineffective. For instance, on the Atnarko River in the province of British Columbia, a 20-year voluntary motor ban was no longer being respected by visiting anglers.

Regulatory alternatives to the shoreline speed limit proposed for the lakes and rivers in the province of Nova Scotia were also considered, such as individual speed limits in specific locations. This alternative is very time consuming and would create an unnecessary burden on local municipalities and the Government in processing individual applications. This option was also not acceptable for smaller communities that do not have resources to seek numerous speed limits on individual waterways and does not address safety concerns in many other areas of the province's inland waterways. Shoreline safety with respect to speed is a generic problem recognized throughout the province of Nova Scotia.

The proposed shoreline speed limit will increase safety by establishing clear expectations for the operation of vessels in immediate proximity to shorelines across the province of Nova Scotia and will simplify enforceability. A shoreline speed limit of 10 km/h within 30 m from shore was selected because it has been shown to effectively reduce accidents, injuries and fatalities in five other provinces and in numerous ports, harbours, and lakes both within Canada and internationally.

Matters of navigation and shipping are within federal jurisdiction. This proposal is the only regulatory mechanism available to TC and local authorities to resolve conflicts between user groups that are not resolvable through voluntary safety strategies.

Benefits and costs

Incorporating existing restrictions under the CSA in the proposed Regulations and the changes made for the sake of consistency with the new CSA 2001 will involve no additional costs.

The new restrictions included in the proposed Regulations will enhance the safety of navigation, both commercial and recreational, by restricting the type of vessel or speed of vessels that may use the various waterways. The new vessel restrictions included in this regulatory proposal are intended to address a number of common issues:

• In order to address the increasing number of conflicts between high-powered vessels, non-powered vessels such as canoes and kayaks, and swimmers near shore, speed limits will reduce the frequency and severity of interactions between power-driven vessels and non-power driven vessels and swimmers.

• Separating the operation of vessels from swimmers will reduce the possibility of injury and death to swimmers and will enhance their recreational activity.

• Removing power-driven vessels from small lakes used intensively by swimmers and non-powered craft will eliminate the possibility of injury or death as a result of collisions with power-driven vessels.

• Speed limits of 10 km/h will reduce the frequency and severity of collisions between vessels near certain docks and boat launch ramps.

The application of the universal shoreline speed limit in the rivers and lakes of the province of Nova Scotia and other site-specific speed limits near shore will enhance the safety of swimmers and non-powered vessels by providing a safer and more predictable environment near shore. The speed limit will reduce the effect of vessel wakes on shorelines and protect children and other persons on floating docks located on the shorelines.

This universal shoreline speed limit is expected to reduce the costs associated with injuries, fatalities and property damage resulting from collisions and vessel wakes. Reductions in speed and the exclusion of power-driven vessels from areas where there are large numbers of swimmers and anglers will have a positive effect in attracting more tourists to these areas and in reducing the number of accidents that are costly to both users and governments. It is also expected to benefit local authorities and residents of individual communities by removing the need to apply for numerous local restrictions to address issues of province-wide concern.

Exceptions set out in the proposed Regulations permit vessels to operate at higher speeds in narrow rivers where higher speeds may be required in order to operate safely and to tow water skiers perpendicularly away from shore, in which case a vessel's wake will propagate into open water, away from shoreline users. The net result of these exceptions is to reduce the impact of the universal speed restriction, where it is not detrimental to safety to do so.

The new speed limits being introduced in this proposal will also have the minor but positive collateral benefit of reducing shoreline erosion due to vessel wakes, thus preserving land value for shoreline owners and affording greater protection of shoreline and riparian habitat.

The remaining proposed restrictions merely govern the speed of vessels or exclude power-driven vessels from small isolated areas on larger bodies of water such as swimming beaches. Thus, vessels are merely required to avoid these limited areas and to slow down when in transit, which results in no additional costs.

There are minimal negative financial effects to the proposed Regulations, and they relate only to a few specific pleasure craft operators that will no longer be allowed to continue to operate on the Atnarko River in the province of British Columbia and on Hotte Lake or Caribou Lake in the province of Quebec. With respect to businesses, the main concern is the potential for lost revenue due to lost opportunities to operate commercial vessels on those lakes. Currently, however, there are no commercial operators in these areas.

Government costs are minimal at best and are related to the enforcement of the restrictions and the erection and maintenance of signage. Costs for enforcement efforts are shared by enforcement agencies at the federal, provincial and municipal levels, with the majority of these costs being borne by the latter two. Applications for restrictions are only considered if a letter from the local enforcement agencies that will enforce the restriction, indicating awareness of, and agreement to, the costs of carrying out the enforcement, accompanies the request. Maintenance of signage is the responsibility of the local authority making application for site-specific restrictions.

Environmental considerations

A preliminary scan for environmental impacts has been undertaken in accordance with the criteria of Transport Canada's Strategic Environmental Assessment Policy Statement — March 2001. The preliminary scan has led to the conclusion that a detailed analysis is not necessary. Further assessments or studies regarding environmental effects of this initiative are not likely to yield a different determination.

Consultation

The proposed Regulations are an updated version of the current Boating Restriction Regulations. Consultations regarding the new restrictions set out in this proposal have been conducted by the applicants (since 2002), with the exception of the universal shoreline speed limit in lakes and rivers in the province of Nova Scotia, consultations for which were conducted by the Canadian Coast Guard Office of Boating Safety (now under TC) from March 2003 to May 2004.

Distribution of information and requests for public input regarding the Nova Scotia shoreline speed limit proposal was carried out in the form of 1 200 letters and posted notices, numerous public meetings, newspaper articles, boat shows and boating events, and educational outreach opportunities. Municipalities, regional districts, cities and towns throughout the province were also contacted. Public notices were placed in newspapers, and articles appeared in several other newspapers around the province. Radio and TV interviews were held on over 20 different occasions, 2 of which were province-wide broadcasts.

In addition, consultation included, but was not limited to, First Nation groups, provincial and federal search and rescue organizations, the Atlantic Trades Association, yacht clubs and marinas, rowing/kayaking/power boat associations and groups, recreational fishing associations, marine retailers and boat dealers, recreational associations, tourism guides, the Maritime Regional Recreational Advisory Council, operator competency course providers, tour boat operators, campground operators, resorts, provincial and federal enforcement agencies, as well as provincial and federal departments that may have had an interest in the application. The Regional Office of Boating Safety also published information regarding the proposed Regulations and sought feedback on its Web site.

Public response from all areas of the province of Nova Scotia to this proposal was very supportive. Stakeholders, including First Nations, agreed that power-driven vessels pose safety concerns with respect to other waterway users when operated near shore and that a shoreline speed limit would address the majority of these concerns. In addition, some respondents raised environmental concerns, and others predicted the need for further enforcement. The enforcement community is in full support of a shoreline speed limit for the lakes and rivers of the province of Nova Scotia, including Bras d'Or Lake.

Under the provisions of a Memorandum of Understanding between the federal government and the provinces, applicants for restrictions, generally municipalities, are responsible to ensure that full consultation with local stakeholders has taken place for each proposed restriction in accordance with the standards set out in the Local Authorities' Guide to Boating Restrictions. The guide identifies a list of stakeholders to be consulted, including, but not limited to, the following groups:

• cottagers;

• pleasure craft users;

• cottage associations;

• marine safety organizations;

• marine industry representatives; and

• pleasure craft organizations.

The public consultation process normally used includes advertisement in local newspapers, posting of signs indicating proposed restrictions being considered at the site and leaflet distribution in the area concerned during the summer period when stakeholders are in the area. This is followed by a "town hall" type meeting and, in certain circumstances, direct written correspondence to specific stakeholders. This process ensures that persons affected by the proposed Regulations are directly consulted by local authorities and that they have the opportunity to provide comments and request changes.

Compliance and enforcement

Enforcement is by way of summary conviction and ticketing under the Contraventions Act and its regulations. Persons entitled to enforce the restrictions are specified in the proposed Regulations. These include the RCMP, provincial and municipal police forces, as well as other groups such as special constables, conservation officers, wildlife officers, and marine safety inspectors.

The CSA 2001 provides for maximum fines upon conviction of $100,000 or one year in prison, or both. The Contraventions Regulations provide for the issuance of tickets with prescribed fine amounts for contraventions of restrictions made under the proposed Regulations.

These proposed Regulations are enforced by federal, provincial and municipal agencies through an existing program. Current enforcement costs are shared among the enforcement agencies at the federal, provincial and municipal levels. No increase in the cost of enforcement is expected.

Contact

Kevin Monahan
Project Manager, Regulatory Services and Quality Assurance (AMSX)
Marine Safety, Transport Canada
Place de Ville, Tower C, 11th Floor
330 Sparks Street
Ottawa, Ontario
K1A 0N5
Telephone: 613-998-8207
Fax: 613-991-5670
Email: monahak@tc.gc.ca

PROPOSED REGULATORY TEXT

Notice is hereby given that the Governor in Council proposes, pursuant to sections 136 (see footnote a) and 207 of the Canada Shipping Act, 2001 (see footnote b), to make the annexed Vessel Operation Restriction Regulations.

Interested persons may make representations to the Minister of Transport, Infrastructure and Communities with respect to the proposed Regulations within 60 days after the day of publication of this notice. All representations must be in writing and cite the Canada Gazette, Part I, and the date of publication of this notice, and be sent to Kevin Monahan, Project Manager, Regulatory Affairs and Quality Assurance, Marine Safety, Department of Transport, Canada, Place de Ville, Tower C, 330 Sparks Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0N8 (tel.: 613-998-8207; fax: 613-991-5670; e-mail: monahak@tc.gc.ca).

Ottawa, July 30, 2007

MARY O'NEILL
Assistant Clerk of the Privy Council

VESSEL OPERATION RESTRICTION REGULATIONS

INTERPRETATION

1. The following definitions apply in these Regulations.

"electrical propulsion" means a mode of propulsion provided by a main propelling machinery that is an electric motor powered by electric cells. (propulsion électrique)

"engine power" means the engine power, in kilowatts, calculated in accordance with International Standard ISO 8665, Small Craft — Marine Propulsion Engines and Systems — Power Measurements and Declarations, second edition, August 1, 1994. (puissance motrice)

"federal authority" means the deputy minister of a federal department, the chief executive officer of a federal agency or a representative designated by one of those persons to act on their behalf for the purpose of administering these Regulations. (autorité fédérale)

"Minister" means the Minister of Transport. (ministre)

"personal watercraft" means a water-jet driven vessel with an enclosed hull and no cockpit that is designed to be used by one or more persons who are straddling, sitting, standing or kneeling. (motomarine)

"power-driven" means a mode of propulsion provided by a main propelling machinery that is an internal combustion engine or a steam engine. (propulsion mécanique)

"provincial authority" means any department of the government of a province designated by that government to process requests to impose restrictions on navigation in respect of waters within that province. (autorité provinciale)

"rivers and lakes" includes all those waters of any river upstream of a line between the most seaward extremities of the shore of the river at high tide but does not include the waters of the St. Lawrence River east of 70°53' W longitude. (fleuves, rivières et lacs)

RESTRICTIONS

OPERATION OF VESSELS

2. (1) No person shall operate a vessel in any of the waters described in Schedule 1, except as indicated in that schedule.

(2) No person shall operate a power-driven vessel or a vessel driven by electrical propulsion in any of the waters described in Schedule 2, except as indicated in that Schedule.

(3) No person shall operate a power-driven vessel in any of the waters described in Schedule 3, except as indicated in that Schedule.

(4) No person shall operate a power-driven vessel or a vessel driven by electrical propulsion that has an engine power greater than the maximum engine power set out in column 4 of Schedule 4 in the waters described in column 1.

(5) No person shall operate a power-driven vessel or a vessel driven by electrical propulsion in the waters described in column 1 of Schedule 5 or 6 in excess of the maximum speed set out in column 4.

(6) No person shall operate a power-driven vessel or a vessel driven by electrical propulsion in the waters described in column 1 or 2 of Schedule 7 for the purpose of towing a person on water skis, a surf board or any other similar equipment except during the permitted hours set out in that column, if any.

(7) No person shall operate a power-driven vessel at a speed in excess of 10 km/h within 30 m of the shore in the following waters:

(a) the waters of Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta;

(b) the rivers and lakes in British Columbia;

(d) the rivers and lakes in Nova Scotia; and

(e) Bras d'Or Lake in Nova Scotia, inland of a line drawn between Coffin Point and Red Head in Great Bras d'Or Channel and the inland end of St. Peters Canal.

(8) Subsection (7) does not apply

(a) in respect of a vessel that is operated for the purpose of towing a person on water skis, a surf board or any other similar equipment if

(i) the vessel follows a trajectory perpendicular to the shore, and

(ii) where the vessel is being operated in waters within 30 m of the shore, the operation takes place within an area designated by buoys as an area in which that operation is permitted; and

(b) in respect of a power-driven vessel that is operated

(i) in rivers that are less than 100 m in width or in canals or buoyed channels, or

(ii) in any waters referred to in Schedule 5 or 6 in respect of which a maximum speed is prescribed by these Regulations with regard to a specified distance from shore.

3. (1) Subsections 2(1) to (4) do not apply to a person who

(a) occupies a waterfront cottage that is accessible by water only and operates a vessel solely for the purpose of reaching that cottage; or

(b) holds a provincial fishing permit and whose livelihood depends on fishing.

(2) Subsections 2(1) to (5) and (7) do not apply to

(a) an enforcement officer;

(b) an employee or agent of the Crown or of a province, county or municipality acting within the scope of their duties;

(d) a person who operates a safety boat for surveillance and lifeguarding within the scope of regular activities carried out by a recreational institution or a teaching or racing organization established under provincial, federal or international laws.

4. If a federal authority or a provincial authority seeks, in respect of certain waters, the imposition of a restriction that is of the same nature as a restriction imposed by these Regulations, the authority may submit to the Minister a request for the restriction together with a report that specifies the location of the waters, the nature of the proposed restriction, information regarding any public consultations held in respect of a restriction of that nature, and particulars regarding the implementation of the proposed restriction.

SIGNS

5. No person shall place a sign anywhere for the purpose of restricting the operation of any vessel in Canadian waters unless the placement

(a) has been authorized by the Minister under subsection 6(1) and the sign complies with sections 7 and 8, except in the case of a sign that provides notice of a prohibition under subsection 2(7) or section 13; or

(b) is authorized under an Act of Parliament, other than the Canada Shipping Act, 2001.

6. (1) The Minister may authorize in writing any person or class of persons to place a sign in an area for the purpose of indicating that a restriction on the operation of vessels established by these Regulations exists in respect of that area.

(2) The person who places the sign must

(a) bear all costs of construction, placing, maintenance and removal; and

(b) maintain the sign in the form required by sections 7 and 8 while the sign is in place.

(3) The Minister may cancel the authorization and order the person authorized to place the sign to remove it and any support erected for the sign.

(4) Any person who receives an order from the Minister under subsection (3) must comply with the order without delay.

(5) If a person has placed a sign restricting the operation of a vessel, other than a sign authorized by the Minister, the Minister may order the person to remove the sign and, on receipt of the order, the person must remove the sign and any support erected for it without delay.

7. (1) A person authorized to place a sign must ensure that the sign is in one of the following forms, according to the restriction applied:

(a) the form shown under letter C of Table 1 to Schedule 9 to indicate an area in which vessels are prohibited;

(b) a disc bordered by a band coloured international orange, as shown in Figure 1 of Table 3 to Schedule 9, in conjunction with two of the symbols shown in Table 1 to that Schedule, to indicate a single restriction;

(c) an elongated circle bordered by a band coloured international orange, as shown in Figure 4 of Table 3 to Schedule 9, in conjunction with two or more of the symbols shown in Table 1 to that Schedule, to indicate multiple restrictions; or

(d) a half-disc bordered by a band coloured international orange above a black line surmounting a half-rectangle bordered by a band coloured green, as shown in Figure 5 of Table 3 to Schedule 9, in conjunction with, in the half-disc, the appropriate symbols shown in Table 1 to that Schedule and, in the half-rectangle, the symbols shown in Table 2 to that Schedule required to specify the applicable conditions to indicate a restriction subject to conditions.

(2) A directional disc bordered by a band coloured international orange, as shown in Figure 2 or 3 of Table 3 to Schedule 9, may be substituted for the disk referred to in paragraph (1)(b) to indicate the boundary of the waters to which the restriction applies and, by means of the directional disc pointer, the side on which the restriction applies.

(3) An information rectangle bordered by a band coloured international orange, as shown in Figure 6 of Table 3 to Schedule 9, may be placed underneath the sign referred to in subsection (1) to provide any additional information on the restrictions indicated on that sign.

(4) The width of the band coloured international orange referred to in this section shall be one twelfth of the width or diameter of the sign.

(5) Every sign that is authorized by the Minister must be marked at the lower edge in black with the words "TRANSPORT CANADA" and "TRANSPORTS CANADA".

(6) Any sign that was authorized under the Boating Restriction Regulations before the coming into force of these Regulations may remain marked at the lower edge in black with the words "CANADIAN COAST GUARD" and "GARDE CÔTIÈRE CANADIENNE" unless the sign is being replaced, in which case the wording must be in accordance with subsection (5).

8. (1) A sign referred to in section 7 that bears

(a) the diagonal bar shown under letter B of Table 1 to Schedule 9 crossing behind one of the symbols shown in Table 1 to Schedule 9 indicates a prohibition of the usage or activity indicated by the symbol being crossed by the diagonal bar;

(b) the propeller symbol shown under letter D of Table 1 to Schedule 9 in conjunction with the diagonal bar shown under letter B of that Table indicates that no power-driven vessel or vessel driven by electrical propulsion shall be operated on the waters in respect of which the sign has been placed;

(c) the symbol shown under letter E of Table 1 to Schedule 9, consisting of a propeller superimposed by a gas pump in conjunction with the diagonal bar shown under letter B of that Table, indicates that no power-driven vessel shall be operated on the waters in respect of which the sign has been placed;

(d) the symbol consisting of a number shown under letter A of Table 1 to Schedule 9 above the expression "MAX kW" shown under letter F of that Table indicates that no power-driven vessel with an engine whose power exceeds the power in kilowatts represented by that number shall be operated on the waters in respect of which the sign has been placed;

(e) the symbol consisting of a number shown under letter A of Table 1 to Schedule 9 above the expression "MAX km/h" shown under letter G of that Table indicates that no power-driven vessel shall be operated in excess of the speed over the ground in kilometres per hour represented by that number on the waters in respect of which the sign has been placed; or

(f) the symbol consisting of the word "SKI" shown under letter H of Table 1 to Schedule 9 in conjunction with the diagonal bar shown under letter B of that Table indicates that no power-driven vessel shall be operated for the purpose of towing a person on water skis, a surf board or any other similar equipment on the waters in respect of which the sign has been placed.

(2) If a restriction referred to in subsection (1) applies only during specified periods, the following symbols shall appear on a sign referred to in section 7:

(a) if the restriction applies to certain hours of the day, the clock shown under letter A of Table 2 to Schedule 9 to indicate, in red, the hours during which the restriction applies and, in green, the hours during which it is permitted to practise the activity otherwise prohibited by the sign;

(b) if the restriction applies to certain days of the week, the series of seven squares shown under letter B of Table 2 to Schedule 9 in which appears in English and in French the first letter in white of each day of the week, to indicate, in red, the days on which the restriction applies and, in green, the days on which it is permitted to practise the activity otherwise prohibited by the sign; and

(c) if the restriction applies to certain months of the year, the series of eight squares shown under letter C of Table 2 to Schedule 9 in which appears the first letter in white of the months of April to November, inclusive, to indicate, in red, the months during which the restriction applies and, in green, the months during which it is permitted to practise the activity otherwise prohibited by the sign.

(3) If a restriction referred to in subsection (1) applies only to a sector of a body of water from a marked geographical point or line in the cardinal direction of that sector, a sign authorized by the Minister must be posted at the point or line and be accompanied by an additional sign bearing the black compass rose shown under letter D of Table 2 to Schedule 9 within a square, with one or more sections coloured international orange.

(4) For the purpose of subsection (3), the following sections of the compass rose, coloured international orange, indicate the cardinal directions of the sector to which the restriction applies:

(a) upper right and left corners, north;

(b) upper right corner, northeast;

(d) lower right corner, southeast;

(e) lower left and right corners, south;

(f) lower left corner, southwest;

(g) upper and lower left corners, west; and

(h) upper left corner, northwest.

(5) If a sign authorized by the Minister is placed directly on a buoy, a horizontal band must be marked immediately above and immediately below the sign such that each band

(a) is one twelfth of the sign width;

(b) is coloured international orange; and

9. (1) No person shall operate a vessel in contravention of any restriction indicated on an authorized sign.

(2) No person shall

(a) remove any authorized sign without the consent of the Minister;

(b) alter, conceal, damage or destroy any authorized sign; or

SPECIAL EVENTS OR ACTIVITIES

10. (1) No person shall hold a sporting, recreational or public event or activity in waters other than those described in Schedule 8 in a manner or at a place that would unreasonably interfere with the safe and efficient navigation of vessels.

(2) No person shall hold a sporting, recreational or public event or activity in the waters described in Schedule 8 unless the person is authorized to do so by a permit issued under subsection 11(1).

(3) No person shall hold a sporting, recreational or public event or activity in the waters described in subsection 2(7) or in Schedule 5 or 6 during which vessels will be operated at a speed that exceeds the maximum speed prescribed by these Regulations in respect of those waters unless the person is authorized by a permit issued under subsection 11(2).

11. (1) The Minister may issue a permit that authorizes a person to hold a sporting, recreational or public event or activity in the waters described in Schedule 8 and that sets out conditions

(a) to minimize risk to the safety of persons and interference with the safe and efficient navigation of vessels; and

(b) to protect the public interest.

(2) The Minister may issue a permit authorizing a person to hold a sporting, recreational or public event or activity in the waters described in subsection 2(7) or in Schedule 5 or 6 during which vessels will be operated at a speed that exceeds the maximum speed prescribed by these Regulations in respect of those waters, and that sets out conditions

(a) to minimize risk to the safety of persons and interference with the safe navigation of vessels; and

(b) to protect the public interest.

(3) The person in whose name a permit to hold a sporting, recreational or public event or activity is issued and all persons taking part in the event or activity must comply with the conditions set out in the permit.

(4) The Minister may cancel a permit if the person in whose name the permit was issued or persons taking part in the event or activity do not comply with the conditions set out in it.

(5) If the permit is cancelled, the Minister shall give notice of the cancellation to the person in whose name the permit was issued.

ANCHORAGE IN FALSE CREEK

12. In section 13, "anchor" includes securing a vessel to a mooring buoy or attaching to another vessel that is anchored.

13. (1) No person, unless they hold a permit issued by the Minister, shall anchor a vessel within the waters of False Creek in the City of Vancouver that are east of a line drawn 45° true from Kitsilano Point to the north shore of False Creek

(a) for a cumulative period of more than eight hours between 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m.; or

(b) anytime between 11:00 p.m. and 9:00 a.m. of the following day.

(2) The Minister shall issue a permit for a maximum period set out in subsection (3) or (4) if

(a) the owner or operator of a vessel submits to the Minister a signed application providing the following information:

(i) the number of days that the vessel would be anchored,

(ii) the name and permanent address of the applicant,

(iii) the telephone number or the place where the applicant may be contacted during the period of the permit, and

(iv) the vessel's identification;

(b) the vessel is seaworthy; and

(3) A permit is valid for a maximum period of

(a) 14 days for a permit issued during the summer, effective April 1 to September 30; and

(b) 21 days for a permit issued during the winter, effective October 1 to March 31.

(4) The owner or operator may apply for another permit to anchor the vessel for a maximum period, calculated as follows:

(a) for permits issued in the summer, 14 days less the number of full or partial days that the vessel was anchored during the 30 days before the day of application; and

(b) for permits issued in the winter, 21 days less the number of full or partial days that the vessel was anchored during the 40 days before the day of application.

(5) This section does not apply to

(a) an enforcement officer; or

(b) an employee or agent of the Crown or of a province, regional district or municipality acting within the scope of their duties.

ENFORCEMENT

14. For the purpose of ensuring compliance with sections 2 to 13, the following persons or classes of persons set out in the table to this section are appointed or specified, respectively, as enforcement officers:

TABLE

Item	Column 1 Persons or classes of persons	Column 2 Geographic location, if applicable
1.	A member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police
2.	A member of any harbour or river police force
3.	A member of any provincial, county or municipal police force
4.	A marine safety inspector
5.	A pleasure craft safety inspector
6.	A person employed as park warden by Parks Canada and appointed under the Canada National Parks Act
7.	A person employed as marine conservation area warden by Parks Canada and appointed under the Canada National Marine Conservation Areas Act
8.	A person employed as conservation officer by the National Capital Commission
9.	A person employed as fishery officer by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans in British Columbia and Yukon	In British Columbia, Yukon and in their adjacent waters
10.	A member of the British Columbia Conservation Officer Service appointed under the British Columbia Environmental Management Act, S.B.C. 2003, c. 53
11.	A conservation officer appointed under the Alberta Government Organization Act, R.S.A. 2000, c. G-10
12.	A forest officer appointed under the Alberta Forests Act, R.S.A. 2000, c. F-22
13.	A wildlife officer appointed under the Alberta Wildlife Act, R.S.A. 2000, c. W-10
14.	A bylaw enforcement officer employed by the Town of Chestermere, in Alberta	In Alberta
15.	A community peace officer — Level 1, employed by the Alberta Special Areas Board and appointed under the Alberta Peace Officer Act, S.A. 2006, c. P-35
16.	A special constable employed by the Wascana Centre Authority and appointed under The Wascana Centre Act, R.S.S. 1978, c. W-4
17.	A person employed as conservation officer by the Saskatchewan Department of Environment and appointed as special constable under The Police Act, 1990, S.S. 1990-1991, c. P-15.01
18.	A special constable or municipal inspector for the following entities in Quebec: Municipality of Austin, Municipality of Ayer's Cliff, Township Municipality of Potton, Township Municipality of Stanstead, Township of Hatley, Municipality of Hatley, City of Magog, Regional Municipality of Memphrémagog, Town of North Hatley, Municipality of Ogden, Municipality of Sainte-Catherine-de-Hatley, Municipality of Adstock, Municipality of Lambton, Municipality of Saint-Romain, Municipality of Saint-Joseph-de-Coleraine, Municipality of Sainte-Praxède, Municipality of Stornoway, City of Lac-Brome and Municipality of Saint-Ferdinand
19.	A person employed as conservation officer by the Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources
20.	A peace officer or special constable appointed under the Nova Scotia Police Act, S.N.S. 2004, c. 31, who operates in the Halifax Regional Municipality in Nova Scotia	In the Halifax Regional Municipality

15. To verify and ensure compliance with sections 2 to 13, an enforcement officer may

(a) stop and board any vessel at any reasonable time;

(b) direct any person to put into operation or cease operating any equipment on board the vessel;

(d) ask any pertinent questions of, and demand all reasonable assistance from, any person on board the vessel; and

(e) require that any person on board the vessel produce, for examination, any document or provide them with any information that they have.

16. (1) To ensure the safe navigation of vessels or to protect the public interest, an enforcement officer may take any reasonable action in respect of a vessel and, in particular, may direct or prohibit the movement of a vessel.

(2) Except in an emergency, an officer shall not, without the prior consent of the person in charge of monitoring marine traffic, give a direction that would contradict a direction given by that person in respect of a vessel when it is in any of the following waters:

(a) the Seaway, as defined in subsection 2(1) of the Canada Marine Act;

(b) a public port, as defined in subsection 2(1) of the Canada Marine Act;

(c) a port that is under the jurisdiction of a port authority as defined in subsection 2(1) of the Canada Marine Act; and

(d) a Vessel Traffic Services Zone.

17. An enforcement officer who has reasonable grounds to believe that an offence has been committed or is about to be committed in contravention of any of sections 2 to 13 by a vessel or any person on board the vessel may stop and board the vessel and take any reasonable action to ensure the safety of persons or to protect the public interest.

AGE RESTRICTIONS

18. Sections 19 to 21 apply in respect of a pleasure craft that is operated for recreational purposes in Canadian waters, other than in the waters of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut.

19. No person who is under 12 years of age shall operate, and no person shall allow a person who is under 12 years of age to operate, a pleasure craft, other than a personal watercraft, propelled by a motor with an engine power greater than 7.5 kW, unless they are accompanied and directly supervised in the pleasure craft by a person who is 16 years of age or older.

20. No person who is under 16 years of age shall operate, and no person shall allow a person who is under 16 years of age to operate, a pleasure craft, other than a personal watercraft, propelled by a motor with an engine power greater than 30 kW, unless they are accompanied and directly supervised in the pleasure craft by a person who is 16 years of age or older.

21. No person who is under 16 years of age shall operate, and no person shall allow a person who is under 16 years of age to operate, a personal watercraft.

REPEAL AND COMING INTO FORCE

REPEAL

22. The Boating Restriction Regulations (see footnote 1) are repealed.

COMING INTO FORCE

23. These Regulations come into force on the day on which they are registered.

SCHEDULE 1
(Subsection 2(1))

WATERS ON WHICH ALL VESSELS ARE PROHIBITED
EXCEPT WITH THE AUTHORITY OF THE MINISTER

PART 1

ALBERTA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Alberta Land Titles Act Reference System)
Southern Region
1.	Elkwater Lake^*		23,25-8-3-W4
2.	Outpost Lake^*	Police Lake	1-26-W4
3.	Beauvais Lake^*		29-5-1-W5
4.	Unnamed lake^*	Park Lake	9,10-22-W4
5.	Lee Lake^*		7,8-7-2-W5
6.	St. Mary Reservoir^*		4-24,25-W4
7.	Newell Lake^*		17-15-W4
8.	Travers Reservoir^*		31-14-21-W4
9.	Keho Lake^*		11-22,23-W4
10.	Stafford Reservoir^*	Chin Lakes	9-19-W4
11.	Beaver Mines Lakes^*		11-5-3-W5
12.	Milk River Ridge Reservoir^*	Ridge Reservoir	5-20-W4
13.	Chain Lakes^*		14, 15-2-W5
14.	That portion of the Oldman River between the Bitango Bridge in 30-7-29-W4 and the Oldman River Dam Project access bridge in 16-7-29-W4		27-11-13-W4
Central Region
1.	Little Fish Lake*		28-16-W4
2.	Bow River at Carseland Weir*		31,32-21-25-W4
3.	Unnamed lake	Sikome Lake	25-1-22-W5
4.	Unnamed reservoir	Cipperley's Reservoir	8-32-1-W5
5.	Unnamed reservoir	Hwy No. 2 (Harris) Reservoir	36-44-25-W4
6.	Unnamed lake*	Lacombe Experimental Farm Pond	24-40-27-W4
7.	Unnamed reservoir	Ponoka Centennial Park Reservoir	43-25-W4
8.	Unnamed reservoir	Simpson Reservoir	12-35-6-W4
9.	Gull Lake*		41-28-W4
10.	Gooseberry Lake*		36-5,6-W4
11.	Miquelon Lakes*		49-20,21-W4
12.	Buffalo Lake*		25-40-21-04
13.	Pine Lake*		36-24,25-W4
14.	Unnamed reservoir	Tees Reservoir	25-40-24-W4
15.	Unnamed reservoir	Hwy No. 2 Reservoir	22-42-26-W4
16.	Unnamed lake	Prins' Pond	25-40-28-W4
17.	Unnamed lake	Owen's Pond	28-45-10-W4
18.	Unnamed lake	Wallace Park Pond	44-6-W4
19.	Unnamed lake	Monitor Pond	6-35-4-W4
20.	Sylvan Lake*		39-1-2-05
21.	Unnamed lake*	Hardisty Lake	1-43-10-W4
22.	Unnamed lake*	Keivers Lake	25-31-26-W4
23.	Red Deer Lake*		43-21,22-W4
24.	Twin Lakes West*		9-46-3-W5
25.	Bow River at Western Irrigation District Weir Calgary*		13-24-1-W5
26.	Buck Lake*		46-6-W5
27.	Pigeon Lake*		47-1-W5
28.	Gleniffer Lake*	Dickson Reservoir	35-2, 3-W5
29.	Red Deer River*		36-2-W5
East Slopes Region
1.	Jarvis Lake*		52-26-W5
2.	Gregg Lake*		52,53-26-W5
3.	Unnamed lake*	Bear Lake	10-55-15-W5
4.	McLeod Lake*	Carson Lake	61-11,12-W5
5.	Unnamed lake*	Pegasus Lake	61-11-W5
6.	Goose Lake*		61-8-W5
7.	Wolf Lake*		49-14-W5
8.	Unnamed lake	Rocky Fish and Game Pond	33-39-7-W5
Northeast Region
1.	Garner Lake*		60-12-W4
2.	Unnamed lake*	Long Lake	63-19-W4
3.	Moose Lake*		60,61-6,7-W4
4.	Lac la Biche*		68-15-W4
5.	Unnamed reservoir*	Vermilion Reservoir	50-6-W4
6.	Gregoire Lake*		13-86-8-W4
7.	Whitney Lake*		16,17-56-4-W4
8.	Cold Lake*		63,65-1,2-W4
9.	Touchwood Lake*		67-10-W4
10.	Beaver Lake*		66-12,13-W4
11.	Manatokan Lake*		63-7-W4
12.	Namur Lake*		97-17-W4
13.	Lower Therien Lake*		57-10-W4
14.	Floatingstone Lake*	Boyne Lake	60-11-W4
15.	Thunder Lake		59-5,6-W5
16.	Wabamun Lake*		52,53-4,5-W5
17.	Jack Fish Lake*		52-2-W5
18.	Lac Ste. Anne*		54,55-3,4-W5
19.	Lac la Nonne*		57-2,3-W5
20.	Steele Lake*	Cross Lake	65-25,26-W4
21.	Calling Lake*		33-72-22-W4
22.	Halfmoon Lake*		58-23-W4
23.	Unnamed lake	Morinville Pond	5-56-25-W4
24.	Unnamed lake	Westlock Pond	31-59-25-W4
25.	Unnamed lake	Namepi Reservoir	14-58-20-W4
26.	Sandy Lake*		55,56-1-W5
27.	Isle Lake*		53,54-5,6-W5
28.	Dillberry Lake*		41,42-1-W4
29.	Wizard Lake*		48-27,28-W4
30.	Shorncliffe Lake*		40-6,7-W4
31.	Unnamed lake*	Hasse Lake	13-52-2-W5
32.	Lac Santé*	Big Fish Lake	56-11-W4
33.	Vincent Lake*		59-9,10-W4
34.	Bonnie Lake*		59,60-13-W4
35.	Fork Lake*		63-11-W4
36.	North Buck Lake*		66-17-W4
37.	Hanmore Lake*		61-17,18-W4
38.	Jackfish Lake*		67-21-W4
39.	Moore Lake*		64-4-W4
40.	Skeleton Lake*		65-18, 19-W4
41.	Camp Lake*		10-48-11-W4
42.	Long Island Lake*		63-25,26-W4
43.	Muriel Lake*		59,60-5-W4
44.	Ross Lake		53°50' 110°30'
45.	Half Moon Lake	Half Moon Lake	53°35' 113°28'
46.	Baptiste Lake, in areas signed	Baptiste Lake	66-24-W4
Peace River Region
1.	Cardinal Lake*	Cardinal Lake	83-24-W5
2.	Lesser Slave Lake*		19-75-12-W5
3.	Saskatoon Lake*		72-7,8-W6
4.	Sturgeon Lake*		70-23-W5
5.	Winagami Lake*		76,77-18,19-W5
6.	Mirage Lake*	Moonshine Lake	79-8-W6
7.	Musreau Lake*		64-5-W6
8.	Rycroft Pond		15-78-5-W6
9.	Grimshaw Agricultural Society Pond # 1		27-83-23-W5
10.	Lesser Slave River*		73-5-W5
11.	Fawcett Lake*		73-26-W4

* The restriction applies only in the areas where signs are placed.

PART 2

ONTARIO

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Specific Location	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)
1.	That part of the Niagara River that lies within Canada and that is between (a) a straight line joining the end of the breakwater at the mouth of the Welland River to the westerly side of the mouth of Gill Creek at Niagara Falls, New York; and (b) the crest of the Horseshoe Falls at Niagara Falls, Ontario		43°16' 79°03'
2.	That part of Wilcox Lake that is a zone extending 75 m into the lake, commencing at a point where a stream enters the lake on the northeast shore, having as a reference 43°57'00"N and 79°25'50"W, thence following the shoreline in a southerly and easterly direction to a point opposite the end of the 5th side road (Bethesda Road), having as a reference 43°56'45"N and 79°25'40"W		43°57' 79°26'
3.	That part of the Thames River that is within the City of London, Ontario, and its environs, between (a) Fanshawe Dam on the north branch; (b) the Hamilton Road bridge on the south branch; and (c) downstream, beyond the junction of the north and south branches to the Delaware Bridge on Hwy 2 Note: Closed only during high water periods when the water level is at an elevation of 226.5 m G.D.C. or higher, measured at the Byron gauge	42°59' 81°14'	42°19' 82°27'
4.	That part of Big Tub Harbour, Tobermory, enclosed by the following positions: 45°15'19.5"N 81°40'51"W, 45°15'19.5"N 81°40'54"W, 45°15'17"N 81°40'54"W and 45°15'17"N 81°40'51"W		45°16' 81°41'
5.	That part of Tobermory Harbour adjacent to the shore near the lighthouse on Lighthouse Point and enclosed by the following positions: beginning at a point on shore at approximately 45°15'29"N 81°40'23"W to 45°15'29"N 81°40'20"W to 45°15'26"N 81°40'20"W to another point on shore at approximately 45°15'26"N 81°40'25"W		45°16' 81°40'
6.	That part of Tobermory Harbour adjacent to the shore along the east side and enclosed by the following positions: beginning at a point on shore at approximately 45°15'25"N 81°39'44"W to 45°15'35"N 81°39'44"W to another point on shore at approximately 45°15'35"N 81°39'39"W		45°16' 81°40'
7.	That part of Lake Huron on the northwest bank and enclosed by the following positions: 45°16'12"N 81°45'00"W, 45°16'18"N 81°45'00W, 45°16'18"N 81°45'18"W and 45°16'08"N 81°45'18"W		45°17' 81°45'
8.	That part of Lake Huron adjacent to the easterly shore of Russel Island and enclosed by the following positions: beginning at a point on shore at approximately 45°15'59"N 81°41'17"W to 45°15'59"N 81°41'12"W to 45°15'54"N 81°41'12"W to another point on shore at approximately 45°15'54"N 81°41'23"W		45°16' 81°42'
9.	That part of Lake Huron adjacent to the northerly shore of Russel Island and enclosed by the following positions: beginning at a point on shore at approximately 45°16'06"N 81°41'45"W to 45°16'09"N 81°41'45"W to 45°16'09"N 81°41'54"W to another point on shore at approximately 45°16'05"N 81°41'54"W		45°16' 81°42'
10.	That part of Lake Huron adjacent to the westerly shore of Russel Island and enclosed by the following positions: beginning at a point on shore at approximately 45°16'02"N 81°42'30"W to 45°16'06"N 81°42'30"W to 45°16'06"N 81°42'42"W to 45°15'54"N 81°42'42"W to 45°15'54"N 81°42'30"W to another point on shore at approximately 45°15'59"N 81°42'30"W		45°16' 81°42'
11.	That part of Lake Huron adjacent to the southwesterly shore of Russel Island and enclosed by the following positions: beginning at a point on shore at approximately 45°15'36"N 81°42'09"W to 45°15'33"N 81°42'09"W to 45°15'33"N 81°42'18"W to another point on shore at approximately 45°15'38"N 81°42'18"W		45°16' 81°42'
12.	That part of Georgian Bay adjacent to the shore at Dunks Point (park land base) and enclosed by the following positions: beginning at a point on shore at approximately 45°15'53"N 81°38'36"W to 45°16'00"N 81°38'36"W to 45°16'00"N 81°37'54"W to another point on shore at approximately 45°15'36"N 81°38'12"W		45°16' 81°38'
13.	That part of Georgian Bay adjacent to the western shore of Bears Rump Island and enclosed by the following positions: beginning at a point on shore at approximately 45°18'36"N 81°34'12"W to 45°18'24"N 81°34'12"W to 45°18'24"N 81°34'36"W to 45°18'36"N 81°34'36"W to another point on shore at approximately 45°18'36"N 81°34'24"W		45°19' 81°33'
14.	That part of Georgian Bay adjacent to the eastern shore of Bears Rump Island and enclosed by the following positions: beginning at a point on shore at approximately 45°19'06"N 81°33'33"W to 45°19'06"N 81°33'30"W to 45°18'54"N 81°33'30"W to another point on shore at approximately 45°18'54"N 81°33'42"W		45°19' 81°33'
15.	That part of Georgian Bay adjacent to the eastern shore of Cove Island and enclosed by the following positions: beginning at a point on shore at approximately 45°19'30"N 81°44'03"W to 45°19'30"N 81°43'54"W to another point on shore at approximately 45°19'06"N 81°43'54"W		45°17' 81°44'
16.	That part of Georgian Bay adjacent to the eastern shore of Cove Island, within the cove identified as Tecumseh Cove and enclosed by the following positions: beginning at a point on shore at approximately 45°17'49"N 81°42'30"W to another point on shore at approximately 45°17'34"N 81°42'30"W		45°18' 81°43'
17.	That part of Georgian Bay enclosed by the following positions: 45°18'54"N 81°40'12"W, 45°18'36"N 81°40'12"W, 45°18'36"N 81°40'30"W and 45°18'54"N 81°40'30"W		45°15' 80°45'
18.	That part of Lake Erie in front of Port Dover in the vicinity of Walker Street extending from shore 202 m to the west limit and 154 m to the east limit, enclosed within the positions described in column 3, as marked by buoys		42°46.872'N 80°12.140'W to 42°46.904'N 80°12.391'W
19.	That part of Lake Ontario that is the intake channel for the Ontario Hydro Pickering Nuclear Generating Station, that is north of a line drawn between the southernmost ends of the east and west intake channel groynes (armoured embankments). The groyne endpoints are located at the coordinates set out in column 2	43°48'22"N 79°04'17"W and 43°48'22"N 79°04'13"W	43°45' 78°00'
20.	That part of Lake Ontario that is near the Darlington Nuclear Generating Station and lies within the points described in column 2 (see Note 1)	43°51'59"N 78°44'46"W, 43°51'58"N 78°43'46"W, 43°51'03"N 78°43'48"W, 43°51'05"N 78°44'48"W	43°45' 78°00'
21.	That part of Lake Nipissing that is adjacent to the government dock, running south along the shore of that lake and Memorial Drive to Lee Park, in the City of North Bay, lying within the points described in column 2 (see Note 2)	46°16'57"N 79°07'12"W, 46°17'03"N 79°29'32"W, 46°18'25"N 79°30'58"W, 46°19'21"N 79°29'48"W	46°17' 80°00'
22.	The part of Lake Ontario that is part of Port Dalhousie harbour, from the Heywood Generating Station on the west side of the harbour to the east shore of the harbour, and all waters lying south of a line drawn from the "all vessels prohibited"' symbol located on the west side of the harbour, 24 m north of the Heywood Generating Station, to the "all vessels prohibited" symbol located on the east side of the harbour, 70 m north of the existing dam	Lake Ontario Port Dalhousie harbour	43°45' 78°00' 43°12' 79°16'
23.	That part of Lake Huron directly in front of the Town of Port Elgin that is north of a line drawn from a point adjacent to the facility known as the First Base Restaurant, thence northwesterly across the water to the southernmost tip of the southwest breakwall	44°26'0,5"N 81°24'30"W	44°30' 82°15'
24.	That part of the Ottawa River known as the Des Joachims Generating Station Tailrace Channel, from a line drawn through points marked by sign buoys at coordinates 46°11'44.82" 77°40'56.10" and 46°11'43.08" 77°40'57.12", upstream to the Des Joachims Generating Station dam	46°11'43.95"N 77°40'56.61"W to 46°10'55"N 77°41'50"W	46°11' 77°41'
25.	That part of the Otonabee River that is (a) described as a municipal beach owned by the Village of Lakefield; (b) approximately 135 m in length and 45 m in depth; and (c) marked by buoys and signs		44°09' 78°14'

Note 1: This restriction does not apply to vessels carrying out duties for Ontario Hydro.

Note 2: This restriction applies only from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm on the Saturday and Sunday of Civic Holiday weekend in any year.

PART 3

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 General Location (Where Necessary)	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)
1.	That part of Howe Sound north of Porteau Cove extending 300 m from the shoreline of Lot 2808		49.123 NE
2.	That part of Okanagan Lake that is known as Traders Cove Regional Park Beach, approximately 195 m in length and 30 m in depth, buoyed and signed	Bear Creek	49°56' 119°30'
3.	That part of Okanagan Lake that is known as Okanagan Centre Community Park Beach, approximately 100 m in length and 15 m in depth, buoyed and signed	Okanagan Centre	50°03' 119°27'
4.	That part of Okanagan Lake that is known as Pritchard Community Park Beach, approximately 45 m in length and 23 m in depth, buoyed and signed	Westbank	49°50' 119°34'
5.	That part of Okanagan Lake that is known as Kalamoir Community Park Beach, approximately 75 m in length and 20 m in depth, buoyed and signed	Kelowna	49°51' 119°32'
6.	That part of Okanagan Lake that is known as Killiney Community Park Beach, approximately 300 m in length and 30 m in depth, buoyed and signed	Vernon	50°12' 119°29'
7.	That part of Okanagan Lake that is known as Powers Creek Community Park Beach, approximately 100 m in length and 30 m in depth, buoyed and signed	Westbank	49°49' 119°36'
8.	That part of Okanagan Lake that is known as Bertram Creek Regional Park Beach, approximately 77 m in length and 24 m in depth, buoyed and signed	Kelowna	49°47' 119°33'
9.	That part of Okanagan Lake that is known as Westside Aquatic Community Park Beach, approximately 48 m in length and 50 m in depth, buoyed and signed	Westbank	49°49' 119°36'
10.	That part of Kalamalka Lake that is known as Kaloya Regional Park Beach, approximately 200 m in length and 24 m in depth, buoyed and signed	Oyama	50°07' 119°22'
11.	Those parts of Alouette Lake designated as swimming areas, described as part of the campers' beach at the north end of the lake and an area at the south end of the lake opposite the day-use area, both areas buoyed and signed	northeast of Maple Ridge	49°20' 122°25'
12.	That part of Okanagan Lake known as Boyce Gyro Park, buoyed and signed	Kelowna	49°52' 119°29'
13.	That part of Okanagan Lake known as Sarsons Beach, buoyed and signed	Kelowna	49°51' 119°29'
14.	That part of Okanagan Lake known as Lakeshore Road Beach, buoyed and signed	Kelowna	49°54' 119°29'
15.	That part of Okanagan Lake known as Rotary Beach, buoyed and signed	Kelowna	49°52' 119°29'
16.	That part of Okanagan Lake known as Kinsmen Park Beach, buoyed and signed	Kelowna	49°53' 119°29'
17.	That part of Okanagan Lake known as Strathcona Park Beach, buoyed and signed	Kelowna	49°53' 119°29'
18.	That part of Campbell River from Elk Falls to the John Hart Dam power house	Campbell River	50°02' 125°19'
19.	That part of Skaha Lake known as Sudbury Beach, buoyed and signed	Penticton	49°27' 119°35'
20.	That part of Skaha Lake known as Airport Beach, buoyed and signed	Penticton	49°27' 119°35'
21.	That part of Skaha Lake known as Skaha Lake Main Beach, buoyed and signed	Penticton	49°27' 119°35'
22.	That part of Okanagan Lake known as Farmers' Market Beach, buoyed and signed	Penticton	49°30' 119°36'
23.	That part of Okanagan Lake known as Three Mile Beach, buoyed and signed	Penticton	49°32' 119°34'
24.	That part of Okanagan Lake known as Okanagan Lake Beach, buoyed and signed	Penticton	49°30' 125°15'
25.	That part of Kalamalka Lake known as Kal Beach, buoyed and signed	Coldstream	50°13' 119°15'
26.	That part of Okanagan Lake known as Paddlewheel Park, buoyed and signed	Okanagan Landing	50°14' 119°22'
27.	That part of Kalamalka Lake known as Kirkland Beach, buoyed and signed	Coldstream	50°13' 119°15'
28.	That part of Kalamalka Lake known as Pumphouse Beach, buoyed and signed	Coldstream	50°13' 119°16'
29.	That part of Kalamalka Lake known as Kalavista Beach, buoyed and signed	Coldstream	50°13' 119°15'
30.	That part of Okanagan Lake known as Kin Beach, buoyed and signed	Okanagan Landing	50°15' 119°21'
31.	The parts of Cultus Lake buoyed and posted with authorized signs	approximately 11 km south of Chilliwack	49°03' 121°58'
32.	That part of Osoyoos Lake known as Lions Park, buoyed and signed	Osoyoos	49°02' 119°27'
33.	That part of Osoyoos Lake known as Gyro Park, buoyed and signed	Osoyoos	49°02' 119°27'
34.	That part of Osoyoos Lake known as Legion Beach, buoyed and signed	Osoyoos	49°02' 119°27'
35.	That part of Osoyoos Lake known as Sandy Beach, buoyed and signed	Osoyoos	49°02' 119°27'
36.	That part of Osoyoos Lake known as Motel Row, buoyed and signed	Osoyoos	49°02' 119°27'
37.	That part of Okanagan Lake known as Waterfront Park Beach, buoyed and signed	Kelowna	49°53' 119°29'
38.	That part of Okanagan Lake known as Bluebird Beach, buoyed and signed	Kelowna	49°50' 119°29'
39.	That part of Okanagan Lake known as Cedar Creek Beach, buoyed and signed	Kelowna	49°48' 119°31'
40.	During any event requiring swimming that has been authorized by the Minister under these Regulations, that part of Elk Lake that is situated east of a line connecting a point at coordinates 48°32'04", 123°23'33" and a point at coordinates 48°31'32", 123°23'23"	northwest of Victoria	48°N 123°W
41.	That part of Kalamalka Lake known as Tamarack Park Beach at the foot of Tamarack Drive, buoyed and signed	Coldstream	50°13' 119°16'

PART 4

MANITOBA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)
1.	St-Georges Pond		50°30'52" 96°13'45"
2.	Pine Pond		53°58'57" 101°15'25"
3.	Spruce Pond		53°59'11" 101°15'31"
4.	Cedar Pond		53°59'38" 101°15'53"
5.	Fir Pond		54°01'48" 101°17'13"
6.	Aspen Pond		53°42'33" 101°13'25"
7.	Birch Pond		53°40'10" 101°16'30"
8.	Camperville Pond		51°53'03" 100°08'05"

PART 5

SASKATCHEWAN

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)
1.	That part of Wascana Lake and Wascana Creek forming the Regina Reservoir as shown on Plan of Record No. U14916 in the Land Titles Office for the Regina Land Registration District and located east of the bridge forming part of the highway known as Wascana Parkway and formerly known as Broad Street or New Broad Street		50°26' 104°36'
2.	That reach of the South Saskatchewan River between the positions described in column 3		52°08'33" 106°38'13" and 52°08'88" 106°38'30"
3.	That part of Codette Lake forming a small bay lying immediately to the south of the Francois-Finlay Dam described as being inside a line commencing at a point on the south side of the dam southeasterly along the water's edge to the natural shoreline of the lake, thence southwest along the shoreline a distance of 1.5 km to a metal post, thence projecting 1 km north to a point intersecting the north shore of the lake marked by a metal post, thence northeasterly a distance of 300 m to the northern edge of the lakeshore, thence southeasterly to the point of commencement at the Francois-Finlay Dam structure		53°16' 104°17'
4.	That part of Iroquois Lake known as Pelican Cove lying adjacent to lots 4a, 4b, 4c and 4d, all in Block 3 as shown on Registered Plan No. 84B13418, extending a distance of 75.06 m between the north and south boundaries of said lot parcels, and extending 100 m into the waters of Iroquois Lake from the easterly boundary of said lot parcels		53°10' 107°01'
5.	Douglas Lake	Creighton Lake	54°44' 101°55'

PART 6

QUEBEC

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Répertoire toponymique du Québec or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Répertoire toponymique du Québec, Reference System)
1.	Grenier Lake	Lac Grenier	46°03' 74°01'
2.	Castor Lake	Lac Castor	46°01' 74°02'
3.	Davis Lake	Lac Davis	46°01' 74°19'
4.	Grigon Lake	Petit lac des Sables	46°01' 74°18'
5.	D'Amours Lake	Lac D'Amours	49°02' 64°31'
6.	Leamy Lake, the north passage linking the lake to the Gatineau River and the northern half of the south passage linking the lake to La Carrière Lake, from 10:00 a.m. on the day of any fireworks display at Leamy Lake until 10:00 a.m. on the following day	Lac Leamy	45°27' 75°43'
7.	Les Trois Lacs Lake in the beach and swimming areas, that part extending perpendicularly from the shore to a point at coordinates 45°47'35"N 71°53'30"W, thence to a point at coordinates 45°47'46"N 71°53'25"W, and thence extending perpendicularly to the shore	Les Trois Lacs	45°48' 71°54'
8.	An area of the Saint-Maurice River delineated by the south shore of Île Saint-Quentin Island and a line drawn from point E on that shore at position 46°21'7.7"N 72°31'49.2"W to point A at a position 46°21'4.5"N 72°31'27.7"W to point B at a position 46°21'2.3"N 72°31'27.6"W to point C at a position 46°21'1.3"N 72°31'44.6"W to point D on that shore at a position 46°21'6.0"N 72°31'51.6"W and ending at point E described above	Rivière Saint-Maurice, in a specific area delineated by Saint-Quentin Island	46°21' 72°31'

SCHEDULE 2
(Subsection 2(2))

WATERS ON WHICH POWER-DRIVEN VESSELS AND VESSELS DRIVEN BY ELECTRICAL PROPULSION ARE PROHIBITED EXCEPT WITH THE AUTHORIZATION OF THE MINISTER

PART 1

ALBERTA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Alberta Land Titles Act Reference System)
Southern Region
1.	Unnamed lake	Burmis Lake	13-7-3-W5
2.	Unnamed reservoir	Gold Springs Reservoir	6-2-15-W4
3.	Henderson Lake		33-8-21-W4
4.	Unnamed reservoir	Lehto's Reservoir	2-13-21-W4
5.	Unnamed reservoir	Spruce Coulee Reservoir	26-8-2-W4
6.	Unnamed lake	Taber Fish and Game Pond	1-10-17-W4
7.	Unnamed reservoir	Granlea Reservoir	33-8-9-W4
8.	Unnamed reservoir	University Reservoir	25-8-2-W4
9.	Unnamed lake	Nicholas Sheran Park Lake	26-8-22-W4
10.	Unnamed reservoir	Ducks Unlimited Reservoir	18-15,16-W4
11.	Unnamed lake	Bathing Lake	12-4-1-W5
12.	Unnamed lake	Bovin Lake	19-3-1-W5
13.	Unnamed lake	Little Beaverdam Lake	34-1-28-W4
14.	Unnamed lake	Phillips Lake	18-8-5-W5
15.	Unnamed reservoir	Allison Reservoir	27-8-5-W5
Central Region
1.	Unnamed reservoir	Anderson's Reservoir No. 2	25-28-21-W4
2.	Unnamed reservoir	Anderson's Reservoir No. 3	24-28-21-W4
3.	Unnamed lake	Dewitt Pond	31-26-1-W5
4.	Unnamed reservoir	Hanna-Mattis Reservoir	19-31-12-W4
5.	Unnamed reservoir	Hilton Reservoir	19-24-23-W4
6.	Unnamed reservoir	Parks Reservoir	14-31-2-W4
7.	Unnamed reservoir	Starland Reservoir	26-32-21-W4
8.	Unnamed reservoir	Strathmore Children's Pond	14-24-25-W4
9.	Langdon Reservoir		23-23-27-W4
10.	Unnamed reservoir	Braconnier's Reservoir	20-31-23-W4
11.	Unnamed reservoir	Clark's Reservoir	21-30-1-W5
12.	Unnamed reservoir	Hansen's Reservoir	29-38-3-W5
13.	Unnamed reservoir	Hiller's Reservoir	13-32-29-W4
14.	Unnamed reservoir	Midway Centennial Reservoir	16-30-27-W4
15.	Unnamed lake	Sedgewick Lake	16-44-12-W4
16.	Unnamed reservoir	Neimala Reservoir	1-39-3-W5
17.	Unnamed lake	Treasure Island	20-46-19-W4
18.	Unnamed reservoir	Primus Reservoir	28-39-23-W4
19.	Unnamed reservoir	Pofiango Reservoir	1-44-26-W4
20.	Unnamed lake	Rosalind Gravel Pit	31-43-17-W4
21.	Unnamed reservoir	Donalda Pond	20-42-19-W4
22.	Unnamed reservoir	Hugh Bower Pond	17-38-27-W4
23.	Pigeon Lake*		22-46-28-W4
24.	Unnamed lake	West Stettler Fish Pond	6-39-19-W4
25.	That part of the Elbow River commencing at the west boundary of Section 4, Township 24, Range 2, west of the 5th Meridian where it enters the City of Calgary, and continuing downstream to its confluence with the Bow River in Section 14, Township 24, Range 1, west of the 5th Meridian	Elbow River	downstream of 04-24-02-W5 to 14-24-1-W5
26.	That part of the Bow River commencing at the west boundary of Section 5, Township 25, Range 2, west of the 5th Meridian and continuing downstream to the point where it exits the City of Calgary at the south boundary of Section 20, Township 22, Range 29, west of the 4th Meridian	Bow River	downstream of 05-25-02-W5 to 20-22-29-W4
East Slopes Region
1.	Unnamed lake	Ruby Lake	22-44-22-W5
2.	Mystery Lake		48-26-W5
3.	Unnamed reservoir	Pedley Reservoir	2-52-24-W5
4.	Unnamed lake	Crystal Lake	31-59-18-W5
5.	Smoky River		upstream of NW 1/4 18-56-8-W6
6.	Berland River		upstream of 1-55-4-W6
7.	Unnamed lake	Lambert Pond	8-53-17-W5
8.	Unnamed lake	Elbow Lake	26-19-8-W5
9.	Unnamed lake	Sibbald Lake	14,15-24-7-W5
10.	Chilver Lake		28-24-8-W5
11.	Shunda Creek		31-40-14-W5
12.	Unnamed lake	Cow Lake	6,7-28-7-W5
13.	Crimson Lake*		40-8-W5
14.	Gap Lake		5-39-13-W5
15.	Pinto Lake		36-21-W5
16.	Job Lake		20-39-20-W5
17.	Unnamed lake near Sundre	Eagle Lake	11-32-11-W5
Northeast Region
1.	Unnamed lake	Dore Lake	12-113-7-W4
2.	Unnamed lake	Maqua Lake	13-85-9-W4
3.	Wolf Lake*		66-6,7-W4
4.	Unnamed lake	Crow Lake	32-78-14-W4
5.	George Lake		28-57-1-W5
6.	Islet Lake		that portion being in sectors 1 & 2-52-20-W4
7.	Beaverhill Lake		51,52-17,18-W4
8.	Unnamed lake	Coyote Lake	49-4-W5
9.	Bennet Lake		35-52-21-W4
10.	Unnamed reservoir	Leduc Reservoir	27-49-25-W4
11.	Unnamed lake	Happy Hollow Lake	64-4-W4
12.	Unnamed lake	Provost Reservoir	18-39-2-W4
Peace River Region
1.	Nose Lake		16-64-11-W6
2.	Unnamed lake	Motto Lake	4-87-3-W6
3.	Unnamed lake	Bird's Pond	22-79-8-W6
4.	Two Lakes (North)		29-62-12-W6
5.	Unnamed lake	Long Lake	62-6-W6
6.	Sandhill Lake		82,83-4-W6

* The restriction applies only in the areas where signs are placed.

PART 2

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 General Location	Column 4 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)
1.	All waters in Bowron Lake Park, including Bowron Slough (that portion of the Bowron River and its tributaries that connects Swan and Bowron Lakes), except Bowron Lake		Provincial Park east and south of Bowron Lake, Cariboo District	53.121 SE
2.	The Kispiox River and all its tributaries		flows southeast into Skeena River, north of Bulkley River, Cassiar District	55.127 SW
3.	Duck Lake		south of Kootenay Lake, Kootenay District	49.116 SW
4.	Jim Smith Lake		head of Jim Smith Creek, southwest of Cranbrook, Kootenay District	49.115 SW
5.	Tsitniz Lake		expansion of Tsitniz Creek, Cariboo District	53.122 NE
6.	Kemp Lake		west of Sooke harbour, Sooke	48.123 SW
7.	Nancy Greene Lake	Sheep Lake	near Kinnaird	49.117 SW
8.	Cecil Lake		near Fort St. John	56.120 SW
9.	Unnamed lake	Antler Lake	near Gold River	49.126 NE
10.	Champion Lakes		near Trail	49.117 SW
11.	Bridal Lake		near Creston	49.117 SE
12.	Norbury Lakes	Peckhams Lake and Garbutts Lake	near Cranbrook	49.115 NE
13.	Bear Lake		Crooked River Provincial Park, Cariboo District	54.122 SW
14.	Unnamed lake	Squaw Lake	west of Crooked River, Cariboo District	54.122 SW
15.	Burnaby Lake		near New Westminster	49.122 SW
16.	Deer Lake		near Burnaby	49.122 SW
17.	Blackburn Lake		Saltspring Island	48.123 NE
18.	Lightning Lake		Manning Park	49.120 SW
19.	Mike Lake		Golden Ears Park	49.122 SW
20.	Rolley Lake		Rolley Lake Park	49.122 SE
21.	Alice Lake		Alice Lake Park	49.123 NE
22.	Browning Lake		east of Watts Point, Howe Sound	49.123 NE
23.	Davis Lake		Davis Lake Park	49.122 SE
24.	The southern tip of Mara Lake that lies to the south of the CPR Line and Bridge	Rosamund Lake	east of Salmon Arm	50.119 NE
25.	Glen Lake		near Victoria	48.123 SW
26.	Horseshoe Lake		southeast of Fort Steel	49.115 NW
27.	Kathlyn Lake	Lake Kathlyn	near Smithers	54.127 NE
28.	Ispah Lake		near Prince George	53.122 NE
29.	Trout Lake		Sasquatch Provincial Park	49.121 SW
30.	Lower Elk Lake		Elk Lake Provincial Park	50.115 NE
31.	Upper Elk Lake		Elk Lake Provincial Park	50.115 NE
32.	Donner Lake		Strathcona Provincial Park	49.125 NW
33.	Unnamed lake	Hidden Lake	Kikomun Creek Provincial Park	49.115 SE
34.	Seymour Lake		near Smithers	54.127 NE
35.	Hush Lake		near Quesnel	53.122 SE
36.	Stein Lake		near Lytton	50.122 SE
37.	Rosebud Lake		near Salmo	49.117 SE
38.	Unnamed lake	Grace Lake	northwest of Harrison Hot Springs	49.121 SW
39.	Unnamed lake	Francis Lake	northwest of Harrison Hot Springs	49.121 SW
40.	Unnamed lake	Bear Lake	northeast of Harrison Hot Springs	49.121 SW
41.	Unnamed lake	Wood Lake	northeast of Harrison Hot Springs	49.121 SW
42.	Unnamed lake	Wolf Lake	northeast of Harrison Hot Springs	49.121 SW
43.	Michael Lake		near Ladysmith	49.123 SW
44.	Cranberry Lake		near Powell River	49.124 NW
45.	Prior Lake		near Victoria	48.123 SE
46.	McKenzie Lake		near Victoria	48.123 SE
47.	Alces Lake		east of Canal Flats	50.115 SW
48.	Surveyor's Lake		Kikomun Creek Park	49.115 SE
49.	Unnamed lake		Kikomun Creek Park	49.115 SE
50.	Unnamed park		Kikomun Creek Park	49.115 SE
51.	Unnamed lake		Kikomun Creek Park	49.115 SE
52.	Spider Lake		west of Qualicum Beach	49.124 SW
53.	Illusion Lake		west of Qualicum Beach	49.124 SW
54.	Fly Lake		north of 100 Mile House	51.121 NE
55.	Jackfish Lake		southeast of Fort Nelson	55.121 NW
56.	That part of the Dean River between the 4 km bridge and the boundary signs at approximately the 8 km point on the river (see Note 1)		approximately 80 km north of Bella Coola	51.126 NW
57.	Kitimat River		north of Kitimat Arm	54.128 SW
58.	Holland Lake		southeast of Ladysmith	48.123 NW
59.	Provost Dam		southeast of Ladysmith	48.123 NW
60.	Stocking Lake		southeast of Ladysmith	48.123 NW
61.	Emerald Lake		approximately 60 km north of Prince George
62.	Yakoun River		Queen Charlotte Islands	53°39' 132°12'
63.	Lakelse Rivert		Terrace	54°25' 128°40'
64.	Radar Lake		Dawson Creek	55°40' 120°21'
65.	La Salle Lakes		McBride	53°31' 120°40'
66.	Sasamat Lake (see Note 2)		Port Moody	49°19' 122°54'
67.	That part of the Okanagan River between Skaha Lake and Okanagan Lake		Penticton	49°24' 119°36'
68.	Echo Lake		south of Fort St. James	54°13' 124°13'
69.	Ferguson Lake, southeast of Nukko and Swamp Lakes, northwest of Prince George		Prince George	54°02' 122°51'
70.	Unnamed lake; a small lake northwest of Moberly Lake, between Chetwynd and Hudson Hope	South Cameron Lake	Moberly Lake Chetwynd	55°53' 121°52'
71.	Stellako River, from the egress of Francois Lake downstream approximately 7 km to the waterfall above Fraser Lake		Fraser Lake, west of Prince George	54°03' 124°53'
72.	Tyee Pool, a rectangular area located off Tyee Spit near Campbell River, bounded by the following points: 50°03'10" and 125°15'08" in the northeast, 50°02'47" and 125°14'43" in the southeast, 50°02'42" and 125°14'55" in the southwest and 50°03'03" and 125°15'17" in the northwest*		Tyee Spit, Campbell River	50°03'10" 125°15'08" to 50°02'42" 125°14'55"
73.	That part of Boundary Bay from the point of Blackie Spit to Sullivan Point, then south from the point to Maple Street	Crescent Beach	Surrey	49°03' 122°53'
74.	Little Heffley Lake		Kamloops	50°51' 120°06'
75.	That part of the Coquitlam River from approximately 2 km south of Port Coquitlam to the Fraser River		Coquitlam	49°14' 122°48'
76.	Whonnock Lake		Maple Ridge	49°13' 122°27'
77.	Alouette River		Pitt Meadows	49°16' 12242'
78.	North Alouette River		Pitt Meadows	4916' 122°42'
79.	Kwitzil Lake		west of Prince George	53°51' 123°15'
80.	All waters within Strathcona Provincial Park, except Gold, Upper, Campbell and Buttle Lakes		west of Campbell River	49°40' 125°40'
81.	Unnamed lake, known as Boulder Lake		south of Chetwynd	55°20' 121°38'
82.	McArthur Island Slough (from westerly entrance to 12^th St. entrance to Park)		Kamloops	50°41' 120°23'
83.	Widgeon Creek		Pitt Lake, east of Vancouver, north of Pitt Meadows	40°21' 122°38'
84.	Salmon River (from confluence with the White River upstream)		Sayward	50°23' 125°57'
85.	Lower Moyie River (from the bridge at the south end of Moyie Lake to the U.S. border)		south of Cranbrook	49°00' 116°11'
86.	Effective November 1 to April 30 and during any event requiring swimming for which a permit has been issued under these Regulations, Beaver Lake and that part of Elk and Beaver Lakes in the interlake area that is situated south of a line connecting a point at coordinates 48°31'31" 123°23'29" and a point at coordinates 48°31'58" 123°24'03" except the following parts to which the restriction set out in item 19 of Part 1 of Schedule 4 applies: (a) that part delineated by a line drawn from a point at coordinates 48°31'35" 123°23'49" to 48°31'36" 123°23'55", thence to 48°31'21" 123°23'40", thence to 48°31'23" 123°23'36"; (b) that part delineated by a line drawn from a point at coordinates 48°31'22" 123°23'33" to 48°31'32" 123°23'31", thence to 48°31'32" 123°23'34", thence to 48°31'23" 123°23'36"; (c) that part delineated by a line drawn from a point at coordinates 48°31'21" 123°23'40" to 48°31'14" 123°23'40", thence to 48°31'37" 123°23'37", thence to 48°31'15" 123°23'33", thence to 48°31'22" 123°23'33", thence to 48°31'23" 123°23'36"; and (d) that part delineated by a line drawn from a point at coordinates 48°31'14" 123°23'40" to 48°30'59" 123°23'48", thence to 48°30'58" 123°23'46", thence to 48°31'37" 123°23'37"	Elk and Beaver Lakes	near Victoria	48°32' 123°24'
87.	Rosen Lake		Read Island	50°09' 125°08'
88.	Donnely Lake		100 Mile House	51°45' 120°40'
89.	Unnamed (Snag) lake		100 Mile House	51°40' 121°44'
90.	Grassy Lake		100 Mile House	49°05' 120°55'
91.	Unnamed (Bluff) lake		100 Mile House	51°45' 124°43'
92.	Harrison River (small bay)		Harrison Lake	49°13' 121°57'
93.	Adams River		Sorrento	50°54' 119°53'
94.	Dahl Lake		Prince George	53°47' 123°18'
95.	Powell Lake	area known as One Mile Bay	Powell River	49°53' 124°33'
96.	Chilko Lake	area known as Big Lagoon	Chilko Lake	51°16' 124°04'
97.	Gold River		Gold River	49°41' 126°06'
98.	Natadesleen Lake and the Iskut River, between Natadesleen Lake and Kinaskan Lake		northwest B.C., Hwy 37	57°29' 130°15'
99.	The Atnarko River from the foot bridge at 52°15'20.16"N 125°30'46.72"W just above the junction with Goat Creek at the outflow of Stillwater Lake downstream to the junction where the Atnarko and Talchako rivers meet	Atnarko River		52°22' 126°06'

*During the period commencing on July 15 and ending September 15, power-driven vessels are prohibited.

Note 1: The restriction applies only during the period commencing on August 1 and ending on August 31.

Note 2: The restriction applies only during the period commencing on May 1 and ending on September 30.

PART 3

ONTARIO

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Specific Location	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)
1.	That part of the Rouge River that lies between its mouth and Hwy 401	43°47'30" 79°07'00" to 43°48' 79°08'	43°48' 79°07'
2.	That part of Rideau Lake known as Hoggs Bay and lying within Lots 8 to 11, Concession IV, North Burgess Twp, Lanark County		44°46' 76°13'
3.	Loon Lake in North Burgess Twp, Lanark County		44°47' 76°14'
4.	Bow Lake in Darling Twp, Lanark County		45°09' 76°28'
5.	That part of the Detroit River that is within the waters of Peche Island Provincial Park, enclosed by the following positions: beginning at a point on shore at approximately 42°20'41"N 82°55'50"W to 42°20'37"N 82°55'46"W to 42°20'39"N 82°55'36"W to 42°20'42"N 82°55'32"W to another point on shore at approximately 42°20'43"N 82°55'28"W		42°03' 83°09'
6.	That part of Lake Huron that is within 335 m of shore in front of Lot 1, Lake Range, West Concession, Village of Grand Bend, Lambton County	43°19' 8145'	44°30' 82°15'
7.	That part of Long Point Bay of Lake Erie in front of Lot 13 of the Twp. of Delhi (Charlotteville) in the Regional Municipality of Haldimand-Norfolk enclosed by the following positions: beginning at a point on shore at approximately 42°41'30.7"N 80°19'37.2"W to 42°41'30.2"N 80°19'35.8"W to 42°41'21.1"N 80°19'39.4"W to another point on shore at approximately 42°41'21.6"N 80°19'40.8"W
8.	Mirror Lake	Part of Lots 15 & 16, Concession XIII, Minden Twp Haliburton County	45°03' 78°42'
9.	Chalk Lake, Scugog Twp, Regional Municipality of Durham		44°01'79°03'
10.	Neebing McIntyre Floodway, within the City of Thunder Bay, located as set out in column 2	48°23'51"N 89°15'50"W to 48°23'59"N 89°13'06"W	48°23' 89°13'
11.	Doctor Lake		44°52' 76°14'
12.	That part of Chandos Lake in Lot 21, Concession XI, Chandos Twp, that is a zone extending 150 m into the lake, commencing at a point on the shoreline that is 415 m west of the mouth of the Deer River, thence following the shoreline in a westerly direction for 150 m		44°49' 78°00'
13.	Joselin Lake, Humphrey Twp, Parry Sound District (see Note 1)		45°14' 79°50'
14.	That part of Twenty Mile Creek in the Town of Lincoln from a point approximately 90 m south of the metal railway bridge located at 43°09'52" 79°21'14", thence south along the west channel (also known as the Blind Channel) and thence, to the east channel of Twenty Mile Creek	43°09'52" 79°21'14"	43°10' 79°22'
15.	That part of Twenty Mile Creek in the Town of Lincoln south of the 21st Street Bridge located at 43°09'07" 79°21'44"	43°09'07" 79°21'44"	43°10' 79°22'
16.	Maki Lake, Aweres Twp, District of Algoma		46°37' 84°17'

Note 1: This restriction applies only during the period commencing on June 15 and ending on September 1.

PART 4

MANITOBA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)
1.	Unnamed lake	Noble Lake	49°35' 99°38'
2.	That portion of Lake Minnewasta that is north of a line that is parallel to, and 366 m north of, the south boundary of section 6-3-5W		49°11' 98°08'
3.	Lake One		50°02' 95°13'
4.	Lake Two		50°02' 95°13'
5.	LaSalle River	LaSalle River	49°43'53" 97°10'05" to 49°45'22" 97°08'28"
6.	Seine River	Seine River	49°46'45" 97°02'34" to 49°54'01" 97°06'34"
7.	Sturgeon Creek	Sturgeon Creek	49°55'23" 97°19'53" to 49°53'02" 97°16'13"
8.	Omand's Creek	Omand's Creek	49°55'44" 97°13'44" to 49°52'43" 97°11'27"
9.	Retention ponds, except South Transcona Retention Pond	Retention ponds	Within City of Winnipeg limits

PART 5

SASKATCHEWAN

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)
1.	That part of Wascana Lake and Wascana Creek forming the Regina Reservoir as shown on Plan of Record No. U14916 in the Land Titles Office for the Regina Land Registration District and located east of the bridge forming part of the highway known as Wascana Parkway and formerly known as Broad Street or New Broad Street		50°26' 104°36'
2.	Condie Reservoir		50°34' 104°43'
3.	That part of Wascana Lake and Wascana Creek forming the Regina Reservoir as shown on Plan of Record No. V14916 in the Land Titles Office for the Regina Land Registration District and located west of the bridge forming part of the highway known as Wascana Parkway and formerly known as Broad Street or New Broad Street		50°26' 104°36'
4.	That reach of the South Saskatchewan River between 52°07'14" 106°40'17" and 52°05'50" 106°41'25"
5.	Burton Lake		52°16' 105°07'
6.	Muenster Pond		52°11' 104°14'
7.	Buffalo Pound Trout Pond		50°35' 105°25'
8.	Candle Lake Trout Pond		53°49' 150°20'
9.	Fisher Creek (between Hwy 265 and Candle Lake)		53°47' 105°19'
10.	Emerald Lake		54°43' 105°41'
11.	Unnamed lake	Nisbet Pond	53°13' 105°54'
12.	Unnamed lake	Steistol or Hill Lake	52°35' 103°26'

PART 6

QUEBEC

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Répertoire toponymique du Québec or Description	Column 2 Specific Location	Column 3 Location Reference (Répertoire toponymique du Québec, Reference System)
1.	Bouchette Lake	Lac Bouchette	45°56' 74°15'
2.	Sainte-Marie Lake	Lac Sainte-Marie	47°41' 70°17'
3.	Des Hauteurs Lake	Lac des Hauteurs	48°27' 78°11'
4.	Croche Lake	Lac Croche	46°02' 74°43'
5.	That part of the Quillians River from a point located at its mouth at coordinates 45°16' 72°30' to a point upstream at coordinates 45°17' 72°28'	Rivière Quillians
6.	That part of the Plage Tiffany River from a point located at its mouth at coordinates 45°15' 72°30' to a point upstream at coordinates 45°15' 72°28'	Rivière Plage Tiffany
7.	That part of the Pearson River from a point located at its mouth at coordinates 45°14' 72°31' to a point upstream at coordinates 45°13' 72°31'	Rivière Pearson
8.	That part of the Coldbrook River from a point located at its mouth at coordinates 45°14' 72°31' to a point upstream at coordinates 45°13' 72°30'	Rivière Coldbrook
9.	Aux Brochets Lake	Lac aux Brochets	46°44' 79°05'
10.	Unnamed lake	Lac à la Vase	46°54' 71°36'
11.	Unnamed lake, between the shore of Lake Saint-Joseph and the points at coordinates 46°52'25" 71°37'13" and 46°52'27" 71°37'04"	Lac Saint-Joseph	46°52'25" 71°37'13" to 46°52'27" 71°37'04"
12.	Unnamed lake, between the shore of Lake Saint-Joseph and the points at coordinates 46°52'37" 71°36'52" and 46°52'59" 71°36'52"	Lac Saint-Joseph	46°52'37" 71°36'52" to 46°52'59" 71°36'52"
13.	Unnamed lake, between the shore of Lake Saint-Joseph and the points at coordinates 46°54'11" 71°37'23" and 46°54'17" 71°37'26"	Lac Saint-Joseph	46°54'11" 71°37'23" to 46°54'17" 71°37'26"
14.	Unnamed lake, between the shore of Lake Saint-Joseph and the points at coordinates 46°52'23" 71°37'23" and 46°52'24" 71°37'10"	Lac Saint-Joseph	46°52'23" 71°37'23" to 46°52'24" 71°37'10"
15.	À Bob Lake	Lac Bob	45°57' 73°49'
16.	Ménard Lake	Lac Ménard	46°07' 74°11'
17.	Lake Mégantic, zone R at coordinates 45°27' 70°53' (see Note 1)	Lac Mégantic	45°32' 70°53'
18.	Lake Mégantic, zone S at coordinates 45°33' 70°56' (see Note 1)	Lac Mégantic	45°32' 70°53'
19.	Écho Lake	Lac Écho	45°53' 74°15'
20.	Saint-Louis Lake	Lac Saint-Louis	45°53' 74°17'
21.	Aux Araignées Lake, within a radius of 200 m from its outlet at point C, at coordinates 45°27'35" 70°51'00", at the southwest extremity of the lake	Lac aux Araignées	45°28' 70°49'
22.	Lake Memphrémagog, within the following zones of Magog Bay: (a) Zone A: within 100 m of the shore, between a line connecting a point at coordinates 45°16'06" 72°09'41" and a point at coordinates 45°15'59" 72°10'05", and a line connecting a point at coordinates 45°16'18" 72°10'02" and a point at coordinates 45°16'13" 72°10'02"; (b) Zone B: within 100 m of the shore, between a line connecting a point at coordinates 45°16'14" 72°10'26" and a point at coordinates 45°16'10" 72°10'26", and a line connecting a point at coordinates 45°16'13" 72°10'46" and a point at coordinates 45°16'09" 72°10'45"; (c) Zone C: within 100 m of the shore, between a line connecting a point at coordinates 45°15'58" 72°09'38" and a point at coordinates 45°15'57" 72°09'43", and a line connecting a point at coordinates 45°16'03" 72°09'40" and a point at coordinates 45°16'01" 72°09'43"	Lac Memphrémagog	45°08' 72°16'
23.	Berthier Lake, west of a line connecting point A, at coordinates 46°15'58" 73°27'50", and point B, at coordinates 46°16'08" 73°28'00"	Lac Pelletier	46°16' 73°28'
24.	Godon Lake	Godon Lake	46°09' 73°47'
25.	Lake Saint-François, within a zone of Aux Rats Musqués Bay, between point C at coordinates 45°58'40" 71°10'30", point D at coordinates 45°58'35" 71°10'35", point E at coordinates 45°58'45" 71°10'20" and point F at coordinates 45°58'50" 71°10'10"	Lac Saint-François	45°55' 71°10'
26.	Matagami Lake, within a zone between point E at coordinates 49°53'23" 77°16'04", point F at coordinates 49°53'23" 77°16'06", point G at coordinates 49°53'19" 77°16'06" and point H at coordinates 49°53'19" 77°16'04"	Matagami Lake	49°53' 77°30'
27.	Blondin Lake	Blondin Lake	46°22' 73°26'
28.	Solbec Lake	Solbec Lake	45°49' 71°16'
29.	Gustave Lake	Gustave Lake	45°51' 74°20'
30.	Leamy Lake, the north passage linking the lake to the Gatineau River and the northern half of the south passage linking the lake to De la Carrière Lake, except the part of Leamy Lake described in item 193 of Part 3 of Schedule 6 during the period beginning on the Friday preceding Victoria Day and ending on Thanksgiving Day	Leamy Lake	45°27' 75°43'
31.	Richer Lake	Lac Richer	45°47' 74°29'
32.	Larder Lake	Lac Larder	48°11' 77°32'
33.	Memphrémagog Lake (a) within 30 m of shore from a point at coordinates 45°01'23" 72°13'00" (Cedarville wharf) to a point at coordinates 45°01'22" 72°12'53" (southeast limit of Weir Park); and (b) in a triangular area delineated by points at coordinates 45°05'31" 72°17'38" (northeast tip of Vale Perkins wharf), 45°05'32" 72°17'41" and 45°05'32" 72°17'38"	Lac Memphrémagog	45°08' 72°16'
34.	The confluent of the Longue Pointe River from a point at coordinates 45°51'10" 71°22'05", upstream	Longue Pointe River	45°51' 71°22'
35.	The confluent of the Coleraine River from a point at coordinates 45°56'50" 71°21'50", upstream	Rivière Coleraine	45°55' 71°23'
36.	Fiddler Lake	Lac Fiddler	45°48' 74°14'
37.	Vert Lake	Lac Vert	46°15' 73°32'
38.	Des Surs Lake	Lac des Surs	48°10'50" 77°43'20"

Note 1: This restriction applies during the period commencing on April 15 and ending on August 15.

PART 7

NOVA SCOTIA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)
1.	The part of Mushamush Lake delineated by the shoreline of Mushamush beach and a line drawn from point A on the shore at coordinates 44°28'33"N 64°31'49"W to point B at coordinates 44°28'34"N 64°31'51"W to point C at coordinates 44°28'32"N 64°31'53"W and to point D on the shore at coordinates 44°28'31"N 64°31'52"W	Mushamush Lake	44°28'32" 64°31'51"

SCHEDULE 3
(Subsection 2(3))

WATERS ON WHICH POWER-DRIVEN VESSELS ARE PROHIBITED EXCEPT WITH THE AUTHORIZATION OF THE MINISTER

PART 1

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 General Location	Column 4 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)
1.	Hague Lake		Cortes Island near south end, Sayward District	50.124 SW
2.	Gunflint Lake		Cortes Island near south end, Sayward District	50.124 SW
3.	Alpha Lake		near Alta Lake	50.123 SE
4.	Nita Lake		near Alta Lake	50.122 SW
5.	Unnamed lake	Lost Lake	near Alta Lake	50.122 SW
6.	Tugulnuit Lake		near Oliver	49.119 SW
7.	Hope Slough		near Chilliwack	49.121 SW
8.	Schkam Lake	Lake of the Woods	near Hope	49.121 SE
9.	Garden Bay Lake		near Pender Harbour	49.124 NE
10.	Paq Lake	Lillies Lake	near Pender Harbour	49.124 NE
11.	Hotel Lake		near Pender Harbour	49.124 NE
12.	Mixal Lake	Bear Lake	near Pender Harbour	49.124 NE
13.	North Lake		Sechelt Peninsula	49.123 NW
14.	Klein Lake	Killarney Lake	Sechelt Peninsula	49.123 NW
15.	Waugh Lake	Worm Lake	Sechelt Peninsula	49.123 NW
16.	Unnamed lake	Trout Lake	Sechelt Peninsula	49.123 NW
17.	Unnamed lake	Kokomo Lake	Sechelt Peninsula	49.124 NE
18.	Lajoie Lake	Little Gun Lake	near Lillooet, Lillooet District	50.122 NW
19.	Lucille Lake		near Garibaldi	49.123 NE
20.	Langford Lake		near Esquimalt	48.123 SW
21.	Stowell Lake		Saltspring Island	48.123 NE
22.	Chicadee Lake		Denman Island	49.124 NW
23.	Graham Lake		Denman Island	49.124 NW
24.	Echo Lake		near Campbell River	49.125 NE
25.	Jackpine Lake		near Peachland	49.119 NW
26.	Diver Lake		near Nanaimo	49.124 SE
27.	Green Lake		near Nanaimo	49.124 SE
28.	Kwotlenemo Lake	Fountain Lake	near Lillooet	50.121 NW
29.	Elk Lake		near Williams Lake	52.122 SE
30.	108 Mile Lake		100 Mile House	51.121 NE
31.	Sepa Lake		100 Mile House	51.121 NE
32.	Clear Lake		Quadra Island	50.125 SE
33.	Little Main Lake		Quadra Island	50.125 SE
34.	Stramberg Lake		Quadra Island	50.125 SE
35.	Morte Lake		Quadra Island	50.125 SE
36.	Durrance Lake		near Victoria	48.123 SE
37.	Thetis Lake	Upper and Lower Thetis	near Victoria	48.123 SE
38.	Wowo Lake		near Campbell River	49.125 NE
39.	Box Lake		near Nakusp	50.117 SW
40.	Loon Lake		near Grasmere	49.115 SE
41.	Unnamed lake	Edward Lake	near Grasmere	49.115 SE
42.	Garnet Lake		near Summerland	49.119 NW
43.	Twin Lakes		near Keremeos	49.119 SW
44.	Thirsk Lake		near Princeton	49.120 NW
45.	Dougan Lake		near Cowichan Bay	48.123 NW
46.	Foley Lake		east of Chilliwack	49.121 SW
47.	Snowshoe Lake		near Edgewood	49.118. NE
48.	Valentine Lake		near 100 Mile House	50.119 NW
49.	Tumuch Lake		northwest of McBride	53.121 NE
50.	Slim Lake		northwest of McBride	53.121 NE
51.	Shandy Lake		northwest of McBride	53.121 NE
52.	Ernest Lake		south of Kamloops	50.120 SE
53.	That Part of Roche Lake south of a line bearing true 244° from a point on the southern tip of the largest island in the south arm of Roche Lake to the westerly shoreline and conversely 64° to the easterly shoreline		south of Kamloops	50.120 SE
54.	Lizard Lake		near Port Renfrew	48.124 SW
55.	Glimpse Lake		northeast of Merritt	50.120 SE
56.	Gantahaz Lake		Mackenzie	55.123 SE
57.	Botts Lake		west of Brisco	50.116 NE
58.	Cub Lake		west of Brisco	50.116 NE
59.	Topaz Lake		west of Brisco	50.116 NE
60.	Baird Lake		near Enderby	50.118 NW
61.	Hall Lake		west of Brisco	50.116 NE
62.	Twin Lakes		west of Brisco	50.116 NE
63.	Lead Queen Lake		west of Brisco	50.116 NE
64.	Steamboat Lake		west of Brisco	50.116 NE
65.	Upper Halgrave		west of Brisco	50.116 NE
66.	Lower Halgrave		west of Brisco	50.116 NE
67.	Sam's Folley Lake		west of Brisco	50.116 NE
68.	Jade Lake		west of Brisco	50.116 NE
69.	Silver Lake		northwest of Peachland	49.119 NW
70.	South Morfee Lake		Mackenzie	55.123 SE
71.	Haslam Lake		near Powell River	49.124 NE
72.	Brooke Lake		near Brookmere	50.121 SE
73.	Andy Lake		near Brookmere	50.121 SE
74.	Greenlee Lake		west of Canim Lake, Lillooet District	51.120 NW
75.	Lillian Lake		near Invermere	50.116 NE
76.	Beaver Lake		north of Roseberry	52.121SW
77.	Caribou Lakes		west of Nakusp	52.121 NE
78.	Cottonwood Lake		Cottonwood Provincial Park	49.117 SE
79.	Cusheon Lake		east side of Saltspring Island	48.123 NE
80.	Idleback Lake		east side of Okanagan Lake	49.119 NW
81.	Maxwell Lake		west side of Saltspring Island	48.123 NW
82.	Weston Lake		east side of Saltspring Island	48.123 NE
83.	Whitestone Lake		west of Hart Lake	52.122 SE
84.	Trout Lake		northeast of Yellow Lake	49.119 SW
85.	Unnamed lake	Blue Lake	near Soda Creek	52.122 SE
86.	Unnamed lake	Jackson's Pothole	east of McLeese Lake	52.122 SE
87.	Deer Lake		Sasquatch Provincial Park	49.121 SW
88.	Stewart Lake		south of Sayward	50.126 SE
89.	Tlowils Lake		south of Sayward	50.125 SW
90.	Lynx Lake		south of Prince George	53.122 NW
91.	St. Mary Lake		Saltspring Island	48.123 NW
92.	Heart Lake		south of Chetwynd	55°29' 122°34'
93.	Lodgepole Lake		south of Kamloops	50°31' 120°31'
94.	Skulow Lake		northeast of Williams Lake	52°18' 121°54'
95.	Flapjack Lake		Little Fort	51°34' 120°25'
96.	Logan Lake		Kamloops	50°40' 120°40'
97.	Sasamat Lake*		Port Moody	49°19' 122°54'
98.	Ross Lake		Ross Lake Provincial Park	55°16' 127°31'
99.	Tepee Lakes		west of Peachland	49°47' 120°16'
100.	Lost Lake		east of Oyama	119°11' 50°05'
101.	Eleanor Lake		Blue River	52°07' 119°18'
102.	Fuller Lake		Chemainus	48°54' 123°43'
103.	Miami Creek		Harrison Hot Springs	49°18'121°48'
104.	Irish Lake		approximately 15 km southeast of 100 Mile House	51°33' 121°10'
105.	Eena Lake		Approximately 15 km northwest of Prince George	54°03' 123°01'
106.	Glen Lake, south of Langford Lake, east of Mount Wells, Esquimalt District	Glen Lake	Victoria-Langford	48°26' 123°31'
107.	Hammer Lake		near Bonaparte Lake	51°14' 120°42'
108.	Meridian Lake		near 100 Mile House	51°35' 120°34'
109.	Unnamed lake	Windy Point Lake	southwest of Mackenzie	55°06' 122°58'
110.	Unnamed lake	Dina Lake #2	north of Mackenzie	55°32' 123°17'
111.	Levette Lake		northwest of Brackendale	49°50' 123°11'
112.	Tupper Lake		southwest of Logan Lake	50°26' 120°53'
113.	Abbott Lake		northeast of Williams Lake	52°20' 121°30'
114.	Amanita Lake		northeast of Prince George	54°09' 121°50'
115.	Matheson Lake		southwest of Victoria	48°22' 123°36'
116.	Baynes Lake		south of Fernie	49°14' 115°13'
117.	Gracie Lake		west of Port Alberni	49°13' 125°05'
118.	Higgins Lake		east of 100 Mile House	51°38' 120°53'
119.	Link Lake		northeast of Princeton	49°42' 120°14'
120.	Alces Lake		east of Canal Flats	50°07' 115°32'
121.	Sayres Lake		northwest of Mission	40°19' 122°20'
122.	Alexis Lake		west of Williams Lake	52°16' 123°31'
123.	Little Alexis Lake		west of Williams Lake	52°16' 123°31'
124.	One Lake		west of Williams Lake	52°16' 123°31'
125.	Two Lake		west of Williams Lake	52°16' 123°31'
126.	Fawn Lake		100 Mile House	51°33' 120°59'
127.	The West Road River		Quesnel (Blackwater) River (area between posted signs)	53°19' 122°52'
128.	Lambly (Bear) Lake		Westbank	49°57' 119°42'
129.	Islaht (Horseshoe) Lake		Westbank	49°59' 119°48'
130.	Dobbin Lake		Westbank	49°59' 119°49'
131.	Jimmy Lake		Kamloops	50°20' 119°49'
132.	Plateau Lake		Kamloops	50°19' 120°16'
133.	Lolo Lake		Kamloops	51°38' 120°10'
134.	Chataway Lake		Kamloops	50°22' 120°55'
135.	Gypsum Lake		Kamloops	50°21' 120°51'
136.	Morris Creek and Lake		Harrison Lake	49°18' 121°53'
137.	Maple Lake		Courtenay	49°38' 125°01'
138.	Loon Lake		Port Alberni	49°15' 124°42'
139.	Pinantan Lake		Kamloops	50°43' 120°01'
140.	Robertson Lake		Aspen Grove	49°44' 120°40'
141.	Harvey Hall Lake		Aspen Grove	49°44' 120°41'
142.	Tommy Lee Lake		Aspen Grove	49°44' 120°40'
143.	Stony Lake		Aspen Grove	49°45' 120°42'
144.	Goose Lake		Aspen Grove	49°45' 120°44'
145.	Johnny Lake		Aspen Grove	49°45' 120°45'
146.	Rickey Lake		Aspen Grove	49°45' 120°44'
147.	Clifford Lake		Aspen Grove	50°25' 120°53'
148.	Larry Lake		Aspen Grove	49°07' 125°26'
149.	Cedar Lake		Golden	51°16' 116°59'
150.	Big Horn Reservoir		Kelowna	49°54' 119°34'
151.	Rose Valley Reservoir		Kelowna	49°54' 119°34'
152.	Dunalter Lake (Irrigation)		Houston	54°28' 126°45'
153.	Seeley Lake		New Hazelton	55°10' 127°40'
154.	Hart Lake	Hart Lake	east of Crooked River, Cariboo District	54°28.02' 122°39.00'
155.	Kidd Lake	Kidd Lake	Merrit	49°55' 120°37'
156.	Cameron Slough	Cameron Lake	30 km east of Kimberly	49°46' 115°44'
157.	That part of the Elk River between points at coordinates 50°33'30"N 115°05'20"W and 49°11'57"N 115°08'51"W	Elk River	Regional District of East Kootenay	50°00'

* The restriction applies only during the period commencing on October 1 and ending on April 30.

PART 2

ONTARIO

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Specific Location	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)
1.	Basshaunt Lake, Guilford Twp, Haliburton County		45°07' 78°28'
2.	White Lake, Olden Twp, Frontenac County		44°47' 76°45'
3.	Atkins Lake, Macaulay Twp, Muskoka District		45°07' 79°14'
4.	Green Lake, Dunphy Twp, Algoma District	48°21'N 84°33'50"W
5.	Samally Lake, Admaston Twp, Renfrew County	45°26'47"N to 45°26'20"N and 76°51'37"W to 76°51'57"W	45°26' 76°52'
6.	Big Hardings Lake, Cardiff Twp, Haliburton County		45°01' 78°06'
7.	Tamarack Lake, Glamorgan Twp, Haliburton County		44°53' 78°22'
8.	Cyprus Lake (see Note 1)		45°14' 81°32'
9.	Brewster's Lake, Osprey Twp, Grey County		44°20' 80°18'
10.	Irish Lake, Artemesia Twp, Grey County		44°16' 80°39'

Note 1: The restriction applies only during the period commencing on June 15 and ending on September 15.

PART 3

ALBERTA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Alberta Land Titles Act Reference System)
Southern Region
1.	Unnamed reservoir	Michelle Reservoir	5-7-3-W4
2.	Unnamed lake	Reesor Lake	20-8-1-W4
3.	Unnamed lake	McQuillan Lake	13-8-19-W4
4.	Unnamed lake	Round Lake	16,17-1,2-W4
5.	Beaverdam Lake		1,2-27,28-W4
6.	Cochrane Lake		30-4-27-W4
7.	Unnamed reservoir	Bullshead Reservoir	28,29-8-4-W4
8.	Unnamed lake	Emerald Lake	8-8-5-W5
9.	Unnamed lake	Brooks Aqueduct Pond	15-18-14-W4
Central Region
1.	Unnamed reservoir	Dobson Reservoir	12-30-8-W4
2.	Unnamed reservoir	Fyten Reservoir	9-30-24-W4
3.	Unnamed reservoir	Michichi Reservoir	19-30-18-W4
4.	Unnamed reservoir	Severn Creek Reservoir	11-26-22-W4
5.	Unnamed lake	Stafford Lake (Brooks Children's Pond)	4-19-14-W4
6.	Unnamed reservoir	Tilley A Reservoir	8-18-12-W4
7.	Unnamed reservoir	Tilley B Reservoir	31-18-12-W4
8.	Unnamed reservoir	Huber Reservoir	36-37-13-W4
9.	Unnamed reservoir	Mound Red Reservoir	11-45-28-W4
10.	Unnamed lake	Sardine Lake	32-48-4-W5
11.	Unnamed lakes	Twin Lakes	46-3-W5
12.	Unnamed lake	Short Hills (Cran) Pond	2-42-19-W4
13.	Unnamed lake	Windsor Lake	10-42-22-W4
14.	Unnamed lake	Ashland Dam	32-48-4-W5
15.	Unamed lake	Gooseberry Park Pond	22-36-6-W4
16.	Unnamed lake	Winchell Lake	2-29-5-W5
17.	Unnamed lake	Fish Lake	2-43-10-W4
18.	Unnamed reservoir	Bigelow Reservoir	34-25-W4
19.	Unnamed reservoir	Mirror Reservoir	29-40-22-W4
20.	Lacombe Lake	Lacombe Lake	52°26' 113°48'
21.	Unnamed reservoir	Coronation Reservoir	24-36-11-W4
East Slopes Region
1.	Unnamed lake	Eccles Pond	8-53-24-W5
2.	Cache Lake		52-26-W5
3.	Donald Lake		4-53-1-W6
4.	Unnamed lake	Emerald Lake	5-62-11-W5
5.	Unnamed lakes	Emerson Lakes	52-21-W5
6.	Graveyard Lake		52-26-W5
7.	Joachim Lakes		18-57-3-W6
8.	Kinky Lake		50-26-W5
9.	Unnamed lake	Laura Lake	32-61-11-W5
10.	Mary Gregg Lake		48-24-W5
11.	A la Peche Lake		33-55-6-W6
12.	Wildhorse Lakes		49-26-W5
13.	Unnamed lake	Millers Lake	8-53-19-W5
14.	Sang Lake	Surprise Lake	9-53-15-W5
15.	Unnamed lake	Schuman Lake	61-8-W5
16.	Unnamed lake	Margaret Lake	15-28-9-W5
17.	Unnamed lake	Rat Lake	11-38-9-W5
18.	Peppers Lake		30-35-12-W5
19.	Unnamed lake	Goldeye Lake	14-40-16-W5
20.	Shunda Lake	Fish Lake	40-15-W5
21.	Unnamed lake	Tay Lake	6-36-8-W5
22.	Unnamed lake	Phyllis Lake	17-36-7-W5
23.	Unnamed lake	Mitchell Lake	36-37-8-W5
24.	Unnamed lake	Alford Lake	4-36-8-W5
25.	Pierre Greys Lakes		6-57-4-W6
26.	Unnamed reservoir	Open Creek Reservoir	31-42-4-W5
27.	Unnamed lake	Dunn Lake	7-54-25-W5
28.	Unnamed lake	Petite Lake	12-54-26-W5
29.	Unnamed lake	Upper Moose Horn Lake	31-50-1-W6
30.	Unnamed lake	Lower Moose Horn Lake	6-51-1-W6
31.	Kia Nea Lake		49-26-W5
32.	Unnamed lake	Peanut Lake	9-55-15-W5
33.	Unnamed lake	Pegasus Lake	61-11-W5
34.	Victor Lake		35-56-8-W6
35.	Unnamed lake near Caroline	Beaver Lake	16-35-6-W5
Northeast Region
1.	Unnamed lake	Black Nugget Mine Pit	2,11-49-18-W4
2.	Eden Lake		13-53-2-W5
3.	Chickakoo Lake		34-53-1-W5
4.	Hubbles Lake		9-53-1-W5
5	Unnamed lake	Lower Chain Lake	17,18-69-23-W5
6.	Unnamed lake	Sauer Lake	33-53-1-W5
7.	Unnamed lake	Star Lake	20-52-2-W5
8.	Unnamed lake	Mile 18 Lake	18-71-13-W4
9.	Hamilton Lake		59-13,14-W4
10.	Unnamed lake	Ashland Dam	20-48-3-W5
11.	Unnamed lake	Shuster Lake	35-43-5-W4
Peace River Region
12.	Unnamed lake	Figure Eight Lake	20-84-25-W5
13.	Mirage Lake		79-8-W6
14.	Unnamed lake	Running Lake	34-88-7-W6
15.	Unnamed lake	Spring Lake	23-75-11-W6
16.	Unnamed lake	Stoney Lake	31-86-3-W6
17.	Unnamed lake	Ole Lake	30-84-12-W6
18.	Unnamed lake	Twin Lake	97-22-W5
19.	Unnamed lake	Hilltop Lake	75-7-W6
20.	Unnamed lake	Machaeisis Lake	23,27-107-16-W5
21.	Swan Lake	Swan Lake	70-25,26-W5

PART 4

MANITOBA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 General Location	Column 4 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)
1.	Kenton Reservoir		southeast of Kenton	49°59' 100°37'
2.	Chain Lake		northeast of Roblin	51°19' 101°05'
3.	St. Malo Lake		St. Malo Reservoir area	49°19' 96°55'
4.	Vermillion Reservoir		Vermillion Reservoir	51°00'35" 100°10'00"

PART 5

QUEBEC

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Répertoire toponymique du Québec or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Répertoire toponymique du Québec, Reference System)
1.	Montjoie Lake	Lac Montjoie	45°24' 72°06'
2.	Yamaska River from point A at position 45°17' 72°58' upstream to point B at position 45°16.5' 72°57.5'	Rivière Yamaska	45°17' 72°58' 45°16.5' 72°57.5'
3.	Morency Lake	Lac Morency	45°56' 74°02'
4.	Lac en Coeur Lake	Lac en Coeur	45°58' 74°01'
5.	Brochet Lake	Lac Brochet	46°33' 75°35'
6.	Paradis Lake	Lac Paradis	46°33' 75°37'
7.	René Lake	Lac Thouin	46°38' 75°41'
8.	Unnamed lake	Lac Clair	46°37' 75°41'
9.	Unnamed lake	Lac Portage	46°38' 75°42'
10.	Des Sitelles Lake	Lac des Sitelles	45°15' 72°16'
11.	Webster Lake	Lac Webster	45°16' 72°16'
12.	Malaga Lake	Lac Malaga	45°15' 72°16'
13.	Étang O'Malley Lake	Lac O'Malley	45°17' 72°15'
14.	Gilbert Lake	Place Pond	45°13' 72°18'
15.	Trousers Lake	Lac Trousers	45°15' 72°21'
16.	Étang Libby Lake	Lac Libby	45°17' 72°22'
17.	Rawdon Lake	Lac Rawdon	46°03' 73°42'
18.	Laviolette Lake	Lac Laviolette	46°00' 74°08'
19.	Marelle Lake	Lac Marelle	46°00' 74°07'
20.	Deauville Lake	Lac Deauville	45°59' 74°06'
21.	Pas de Poisson Lake	Lac Pas de Poisson	46°01' 74°07'
22.	Lake Lenore	Lac Lenore	46°00' 74°07'
23.	Tondohar Lake	Lac Tondohar	46°00' 74°07'
24.	Quévillon Lake	Lac Quévillon	46°00' 74°06'
25.	Lake Mimi	Lac Mimi	46°00' 74°09'
26.	Gascon Lake	Lac Gascon	45°59' 74°08'
27.	Lake Sainte-Adèle	Lac Sainte-Adèle	45°57' 74°09'
28.	Millette Lake	Lac Millette	45°58' 74°11'
29.	Bouthiller Lake	Lac Bouthiller	45°57' 74°13'
30.	Renaud Lake	Lac Renaud	45°56' 74°12'
31.	Matley Lake	Lac Matley	45°57' 74°11'
32.	Richer Lake	Lac Richer	45°57' 74°12'
33.	Lake Arthur	Lac Arthur	48°37' 78°10'
34.	Lake Alice	Lac Alice	46°02' 74°08'
35.	Ashton Lake	Lac Ashton	46°04' 73°58'
36.	Angemma Lake	Lac Croche	46°04' 74°00'
37.	Beaudrias Lake	Lac Beaudrias	46°00' 74°04'
38.	Bonny Lake	Lac Rond	46°05' 74°06'
39.	Bourgoin Lake	Lac aux Oies	46°04' 74°04'
40.	Brunet Lake	Lac Brunet	46°04' 74°04'
41.	Clair Lake	Lac Clair	46°05' 74°04'
42.	Cochand Lake	Lac Cochand	46°01' 74°07'
43.	Creux Lake	Lac Creux	46°06' 74°06'
44.	Lake Denis	Lac Denis	46°04' 74°04'
45.	Dorion Lake	Lac Cambell	46°03' 74°04'
46.	Élevé Lake	Lac Saint-Louis	46°05' 74°08'
47.	Guénette Lake	Lac Jumeau	46°05' 74°06'
48.	Goulet Lake	Lac Goulet	46°05' 73°59'
49.	Grenier Lake	Lac Grenier	46°03' 74°01'
50.	Lacroix Lake	Lac Lacroix	46°02' 74°06'
51.	Laframboise Lake	Lac Laframboise	46°00' 74°05'
52.	Lucerne Lake	Lac Lucerne	46°00' 74°06'
53.	Moreau Lake	Lac Marier	46°05' 74°06'
54.	Ovale Lake	Lac Chardonneau	46°03' 74°04'
55.	Piché Lake	Lac Piché	46°01' 74°05'
56.	Pitt Lake	Lac Castor	46°01' 74°02'
57.	De La Roche Lake	Lac de La Roche	46°02' 74°05'
58.	Sanguinet Lake	Lac Noir	46°06' 74°04'
59.	Sauvage Lake	Lac Sauvage	46°01' 74°05'
60.	Des Scouts Lake	Lac des Scouts	46°03' 74°10'
61.	Séguin Lake	Lac Séguin	46°00' 74°05'
62.	Du Serpent Lake	Lac du Serpent	46°06' 74°06'
63.	Des Sommets Lake	Lac des Sommets	46°05' 74°04'
64.	Spring Lake	Lac Spring	46°02' 74°07'
65.	Trente-Cinq Lake	Lac Trente-Cinq	46°05' 74°05'
66.	Violon Lake	Lac Violon	46°06' 74°05'
67.	Walfred Lake	Lac Walfred	46°03' 74°04'
68.	Du Brochet Lake	Lac du Brochet	46°03' 74°43'
69.	Stoke Lake	Lac Stoke	45°31' 71°49'
70.	Du Gros Brochet Lake	Lac du Gros Brochet	46°35' 74°50'
71.	Du Petit Brochet Lake	Lac du Petit Brochet	46°36' 74°50'
72.	Blanc Lake	Lac Blanc	46°29' 74°50'
73.	Sumas Lake	Lac Sumas	46°31' 74°50'
74.	Lake Francis	Lac Francis	46°32' 74°54'
75.	Brisebois Lake	Lac à Brisebois	46°31' 74°52'
76.	Dorus Lake	Lac Dorus	46°31' 74°53'
77.	Cola Lake	Lac Cola	46°35' 74°53'
78.	Leclerc Lake	Lac Leclerc	46°36' 74°49'
79.	Delisle Lake	Lac Delisle	46°36' 74°49'
80.	De la Mine Lake	Lac de la Mine	46°31' 74°49'
81.	Meilleur Lake	Lac Meilleur	46°30' 74°49'
82.	Ovale Lake	Lac Ovale	46°04' 74°27'
83.	De la Rouge Lake	Lac Rougeau	46°06' 74°25'
84.	Nantel Lake	Lac Nantel	46°07' 74°24'
85.	Sauvage Lake	Lac Sauvage	46°03' 74°31'
86.	Caché Lake	Lac Caché	46°03' 74°27'
87.	Caché Lake	Lac Caché	46°06' 74°29'
88.	Cornu Lake	Lac Cornu	46°05' 74°26'
89.	Long Lake	Lac Larin	46°04' 74°27'
90.	Paquette Lake	Lac Pascalet	46°08' 74°27'
91.	Renversi Lake	Lac Renversi	46°03' 74°29'
92.	Du Cordon Lake	Lac du Cordon	46°03' 74°29'
93.	De la Grosse Lake	Lac Bonnet	46°02' 74°29'
94.	À la Truite Lake	Lac Troissy	46°02' 74°29'
95.	Fournelle Lake	Lac Fournelle	45°55' 74°02'
96.	De la Cabane Lake	Lac de la Cabane	45°59' 74°18'
97.	De la Montagne Lake	Lac de la Montagne	45°59' 74°19'
98.	Vingt Sous Lake	Lac Vingt Sous	45°57' 74°22'
99.	À la Barbotte Lake	Lac à la Barbotte	46°04' 71°06'
100.	Parker Lake	Lac Parker	45°20' 72°19'
101.	Montaubois Lake	Lac Montaubois	45°55' 74°04'
102.	Desjardins Lake	Lac Desjardins	45°55' 74°04'
103.	Tracy Lake	Lac Tracy	45°56' 74°04'
104.	Beaver Lake	Lac Beaver	45°55' 74°04'
105.	Trécarré Lake	Lac Trécarré	45°55' 74°04'
106.	Byette Lake	Lac Byette	46°02' 74°17'
107.	Aux Castors River	Rivière aux Castors	46°01' 74°17'
108.	Moffat Lake	Lac Moffat	45°34' 71°19'
109.	Hughes Lake	Lac Hughes	45°48' 74°15'
110.	Solar Lake	Lac Solar	45°46' 74°15'
111.	Lake Caroline	Lac Caroline	45°46' 74°14'
112.	Beauchamp Lake	Lac Beauchamp	46°18' 74°12'
113.	Stevens Lake	Lac Stevens	46°10' 73°39'
114.	Boucané Lake	Lac Boucané	45°52' 74°09'
115.	Breton Lake	Lac Breton	45°52' 74°14'
116.	Millette Lake	Lac Millette	45°52' 74°10'
117.	Duffy Lake	Lac Duffy	46°01' 73°55'
118.	Aux Sables River	Rivière aux Sables	48°27' 71°15'
119.	Lake Nick	Lac Nick	45°13' 72°20'
120.	Long Pond Lake	Lac Long	45°15' 72°20'
121.	Étang Olive Lake	Étang Olive	45°13' 72°20'
122.	Georges Pond	Étang Georges	45°10' 72°19'
123.	Du Pin Rouge Lake	Lac du Pin Rouge	45°58' 74°03'
124.	À la Truite Lake	Lac à la Truite	45°21' 72°09'
125.	Rose Lake	Lac Rose	46°21' 72°10'
126.	Lafrenière Lake	Lac Lafrenière	46°23' 73°30'
127.	Malo Lake	Lac Malo	46°26' 74°50'
128.	Cloche Lake	Lac Cloche	46°27' 74°50'
129.	Lake Georges	Lac Georges	46°54' 72°19'
130.	Charest Lake	Lac Charest	46°50' 72°19'
131.	Des Pins Lake	Lac des Pins	46°53' 72°15'
132.	De la Blanche Lake	Lac de la Blanche	46°05' 74°27'
133.	Lake Léonard	Lac Léonard	45°51' 74°11'
134.	Beckwith Lake	Lac Ricard	45°45' 76°11'
135.	Guindon Lake	Lac Guindon	45°52' 74°07'
136.	Des Seigneurs Lake	Lac des Seigneurs	45°52' 74°07'
137.	Lake Saint-Amour	Lac Saint-Amour	45°51' 74°07'
138.	Marois Lake	Lac Marois	45°51' 74°08'
139.	Ouimet Lake	Lac Ouimet	45°50' 74°10'
140.	Lake Johanne	Lac Johanne	45°50' 74°08'
141.	Ouimet Lake	Lac Ouimet	46°10' 74°35'
142.	Lake Saint-Denis	Lac Saint-Denis	45°56' 74°19'
143.	À la Truite Lake	Lac à la Truite	45°56' 74°31'
144.	Mohawk Lake	Lac Mohawk	45°56' 74°21'
145.	Noir Lake	Lac Noir	45°56' 74°22'
146.	Lake Raymond	Lac Raymond	46°00' 74°10'
147.	Du Nord River between the points at coordinates 46°01'06" 74°11'57" and 46°00'22" 74°09'07"	Rivière du Nord	46°01'06" 74°11'57" to 46°00'07" 74°08'53"
148.	Doncaster River between the points at coordinates 74°03' 45°59' and 74°06' 45°57'	Rivière Doncaster	74°03' 45°59' to 74°06' 45°57'
149.	Du Nord River between the points at coordinates 74°06' 45°57' and 74°07' 45°56'	Rivière du Nord	74°06' 45°57' to 74°07' 45°56'
150.	Violon Lake	Lac Violon	45°57' 74°05'
151.	Bellevue Lake	Lac Bellevue	45°58' 74°04'
152.	Pilon Lake	Lac Pilon	46°00' 74°01'
153.	Asch Lake	Lac Asch	45°59' 74°04'
154.	Pinsonneault Lake	Lac Pinsonneault	45°58' 74°05'
155.	Des Atacas Lake	Lac des Atacas	45°57' 74°04'
156.	De la Poche Lake	Lac de la Poche	45°59' 74°02'
157.	Des Pères Lake	Lac des Pères	45°58' 74°02'
158.	Du Moulin Lake	Lac du Moulin	45°59' 74°03'
159.	Lake Jimmy	Lac Jimmy	45°59' 74°02'
160.	Long Lake	Lac Long	45°59'50" 74°00'30"
161.	Campbell Lake	Lac Campbell	46°00'20" 74°01'30"
162.	Grande Ligne Lake	Lac Grande Ligne	46°00'50" 74°00'30"
163.	Thomson Lake	Lac Thomson	46°00' 74°02'
164.	Du Camp Lake	Lac du Camp	46°01'45" 74°00'
165.	Du Raquetteur Lake	Lac du Raquetteur	46°04' 74°28'
166.	Berry Lake	Lac Berry	48°47' 78°22'
167.	Filion Lake	Lac Filion	48°50' 78°24'
168.	Magny Lake	Lac Magny	48°51' 78°23'
169.	Joly Lake	Lac Jally	46°46' 70°17'
170.	Charlebois Lake	Lac Charlebois	46°05' 74°03'
171.	Lake Joseph	Lac Joseph-Nateldas	46°11' 74°19'
172.	Gélinas Lake	Lac Gélinas	46°10' 74°38'
173.	Desmarais Lake	Lac Desmarais	46°11' 74°39'
174.	Cornu Lake	Lac Cornu	45°53' 74°00'
175.	À l'Ours Lake	Lac à l'Ours	45°58' 74°03'
176.	Bélanger Lake	Lac Bélanger	46°27' 73°11'
177.	Beaulne Lake	Lac Beaulne	46°02' 73°57'
178.	Paré Lake	Lac Paré	46°09' 73°56'
179.	Des Trois Frères Lake	Lac des Trois Frères	45°59' 74°22'
180.	Des Pins Lake	Lac des Pins	46°12' 73°40'
181.	Loyer Lake	Lac Loyer	46°12' 73°40'
182.	Lake Louise	Lac Louise	46°12' 73°43'
183.	Lake Notre-Dame	Lac Notre-Dame	45°52' 74°22'
184.	Dawson Lake	Lac Dawson	45°45' 74°15'
185.	Des Français Lake	Lac des Français	45°26' 72°13'
186.	À la Loutre Lake	Lac à la Loutre	46°05' 74°54'
187.	Little Lanthier Lake	Petit lac Lanthier	46°26' 74°51'
188.	Grand lac des Sept Lacs Lake	Grand lac des Sept Lacs et lac Fleuriault	48°28' 68°11'
189.	Couture Lake	Lac Clair	46°10' 73°47'
190.	Caribou Lake	Lac du Caribou	46°01' 71°19'
191.	Brême Lake	Lac Brême	45°40' 76°17'
192.	Little Saint-François Lake	Petit lac Saint-François	45°32' 72°02'
193.	D'Argent Lake	Lac d'Argent	45°19' 72°19'
194.	Burton Lake	Lac Burton	46°03' 73°56'
195.	Héroux Lake	Lac Héroux	46°32' 72°54'
196.	Des Six Lake	Lac des Six	46°32' 72°54'
197.	Little Noir Lake	Petit lac Noir	45°52' 74°27'
198.	Aux Cerises River, on that part of the river located between the points at coordinates 45°16'19" 72°10'15" and 45°17'22" 72°10'08"	Rivière aux Cerises	45°16' 72°10'
199.	Petite Nation River, on a section located between a point at coordinates 46°01'59"N 75°04'41"W and a point at coordinates 46°00'26"N 75°01'59"W	Rivière Petite Nation	45°35' 75°06'
200.	Preston River, on a section located between a point at coordinates 46°00'59"N 75°03'44"W and a point at coordinates 46°00'35"N 75°04'05"W	Rivière Preston	46°00' 75°05'
201.	Vert Lake	Lac Vert	46°34' 72°56'
202.	Des Érables Lake	Lac des Érables	46°35' 72°53'
203.	Bixley Lake	Lac Bixley	45°46' 74°20'
204.	Travers Lake	Lac Travers	46°01' 74°24'
205.	Petite Décharge River, on a section 5 km in length from the mouth of the Bédard River at a point at coordinates 48°33'37"N 71°43'02"W downstream to the dam at Sainte-Anne Island at a point at coordinates 48°33'19"N 71°39'35"W	Rivière Petite Décharge	48°32' 71°37'
206.	Long Lake	Lac Long	46°25' 73°17'
207.	Rond Lake	Lac Rond	46°01' 71°15'
208.	Pauzé Lake	Lac Pauzé	46°08' 73°59'
209.	Bob Lake	Lac Bob	45°41' 76°18'
210.	Monette Lake	Lac Monette	45°42' 76°02'
211.	À Piché Lake	Lac à Piché	45°42' 76°02'
212.	Renaud Lake	Lac Forget	46°07' 74°38'
213.	Dufour Lake	Lac du Cinq	46°08' 74°38'
214.	Fortier Lake	Lac Brière	46°06' 74°38'
215.	Gilman Lake	Lac Gilman	49°55' 74°20'
216.	Carillon Lake	Lac Carillon	46°51' 72°12'
217.	Vert Lake	Lac Vert	45°51' 74°30'
218.	Lake Pierre-Paul	Lac Pierre-Paul	46°41' 70°42'
219.	Elgin Lake Outlet	Lac Elgin, Décharge du	45°47' 71°21'
220.	Bell Lake	Lac Bell	45°38'56" 75°58'08"
221.	Fraser Lake	Lac Fraser	45°39'01" 75°58'30"
222.	Canard Lake	Lac Canard	45°51' 74°07'
223.	Castor Lake	Lac Castor	45°50' 74°06'
224.	Colette Lake	Lac Colette	45°50' 74°07'
225.	Loiselle Lake	Lac Loiselle	45°52' 74°09'
226.	Melançon Lake	Lac Melançon	49°50' 74°06'
227.	Parent Lake	Lac Parent	45°50' 74°06'
228.	Pelletier Lake	Lac Pelletier	45°51' 74°07'
229.	Rochon Lake	Lac Rochon	45°52' 74°09'
230.	Lake Suzanne	Lac Suzanne	45°50' 74°07'
231.	Gagnon Lake	Lac Gagnon	46°10'43" 74°20'45"
232.	Durocher Lake	Lac Durocher	46°14' 74°20'
233.	Veillette Lake	Lac Veillette	46°53' 72°23'
234.	Rochemaure Lake	Lac Rochemaure	46°22' 74°10'
235.	Gareau Lake	Lac Gareau	46°33' 72°57'
236.	Little Gareau Lake	Petit lac Gareau	46°33' 72°57'
237.	Delage Lake	Lac Delage	46°57'33" 71°24'17"
238.	Mooney Lake	Lac Mooney	46°04'12" 73°56'24"
239.	Munich Lake	Lac Munich	45°58'09" 74°30'09"
240.	Charest Lake	Lac Charest	45°58'10" 74°30'51"
241.	Du Brochet Lake	Lac du Brochet	45°57'32" 74°32'37"
242.	Verdure Lake	Lac Verdure	46°01' 74°28'
243.	Noiret Lake	Lac Noiret	45°52'24" 74°18'10"
244.	Lambert Lake	Lac Lambert	46°26'19 73°13'47
245.	À la Perchaude Lake	Lac à la Perchaude	46°45' 72°18'
246.	Simon Lake	Lac Simon	46°53' 72°01'
247.	Des Pins Lake	Lac des Pins	45°55'34" 74°29'41"
248.	Beaulne Lake	Lac Beaulne	45°51' 74°09'
249.	Violon Lake	Lac Violon	45°52' 74°08'
250.	Hotte Lake	Lac Hotte	45°47'33" 75°03'21"
251.	Caribou Lake	Lac Caribou	46°02' 74°27'

PART 6

SASKATCHEWAN

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)
1.	Birch Lake		49°49' 102°13'
2.	Jackfish Lake		51°39' 101°35'
3.	Fox Lake		54°11' 104°47'
4.	Topaz Lake		54°12' 104°49'
5.	Jade Lake		54°11' 104°48'
6.	Opal Lake		54°11' 104°48'
7.	Diamond Lake		54°11' 104°48'
8.	Sapphire Lake		54°11' 104°48'
9.	Pearl Lake		54°11' 104°48'
10.	Willows Dam	Willows Dam	49°37' 105°59'
11.	Melville Dam	Melville Reservoir (Crescent Creek Reservoir)	50°55' 102°48'

SCHEDULE 4
(Subsection 2(4))

WATERS IN PUBLIC PARKS AND CONTROLLED ACCESS BODIES OF WATER ON WHICH POWER-DRIVEN VESSELS AND VESSELS DRIVEN BY ELECTRICAL PROPULSION ARE SUBJECT TO AN ENGINE POWER LIMIT

PART 1

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 General Location	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)	Column 4 Maximum Engine Power in Kilowatts
1.	Hicks Lake	Sasquatch Provincial Park	49°20' 121°42'	7.5
2.	Unnamed lake, locally known as Boot Lake, approximately 70 km south of Dawson Creek	Dawson Creek, Peace River Regional District	55°11'27" 120°27'28"	7.45
3.	Unnamed lake, locally known as Dina Lake #1	north of Mackenzie	55°31' 123°18'	7.45
4.	Chute Lake	northeast of Penticton	49°42' 119°32'	7.45
5.	That part of the Cowichan River from the Greendale Road trestle in the village of Lake Cowichan to the Island Highway bridge in Duncan	Duncan	48°46' 123°38'	7.45
6.	That part of the Nanaimo River from the Island Highway bridge to the mouth of the river	south of Nanaimo	49°04' 123°52'	7.45
7.	The Somass River, from the Paper Mill Dam to the confluence of the Sprout River and the Stamp River	Port Alberni	49°14' 124°49'	7.45
8.	The Stamp River, from the confluence of the Somass River and the Sprout River to Great Central Lake	Port Alberni	49°18' 124°53'	7.45
9.	Weaver Lake	northwest of Harrison Hot Springs	49°21' 121°52'	7.45
10.	Pillar Lake	Falkland	50°35' 119°38'	7.45
11.	Stewart Lake	northwest of Dawson Creek	55°58' 121°10'	7.45
12.	Hawkins Lake	northeast of 100 Mile House	51°51' 120°55'	7.45
13.	Nahmint Lake	west of Port Alberni	49°10' 125°02'	7.45
14.	Casey Lake	west of Fraser Lake	54°03' 125°03'	7.45
15.	Tunkwa Lake	southwest of Kamloops	50°36' 120°51'	7.45
16.	Red Lake	northwest of Kamloops	50°53' 120°47'	7.45
17.	Main Lake	Quadra Island	50°12' 125°10'	7.45
18.	Mine Lake	Quadra Island	50°12' 125°10'	7.45
19.	Except where the restriction set out in item 40 of Part 3 of Schedule 1 or in item 86 of Part 2 of Schedule 2 applies, Elk and Beaver Lakes and all that part of Elk and Beaver Lakes in the interlake area except that part of Elk Lake that is delineated by a line drawn from a point at coordinates 48°31'58" 123°24'03" to 48°31'37" 123°23'34", thence to 48°31'45" 123°23'37", thence to 48°32'04" 123°24'00", and that is situated south of a 30 m shore zone between a line drawn on an azimuth of 210 passing through a point at coordinates 48°32'16" 123°24'12" and a line drawn on an azimuth of 180 passing through a point at coordinates 48°32'03" 123°24'00" and on all of Elk and Beaver Lakes and the interlake area during a rowing event for which a permit has been issued under these Regulations	northwest of Victoria	48°N 123°W	7.5
20.	Dutch Lake	Clearwater	51°00' 120°00'	7.45
21.	French Lake	100 Mile House	51°35' 120°45'	7.45
22.	West King Lake	100 Mile House	51°30' 120°30'	7.45
23.	East King Lake	100 Mile House	51°30' 120°30'	7.45
24.	Peach Lake	100 Mile House	52°00' 121°10'	7.45
25.	Kentucky Lake	Aspen Grove	49°55' 120°40'	7.45
26.	Alleyne Lake	Aspen Grove	49°55' 120°40'	7.45
27.	Forest Lake	100 Mile House	52°10' 122°00'	7.45
28.	Headwaters #1 Lake	Peachland	49°49' 120°00'	7.45
29.	Inland Lake	Powell River	49°57' 124°30'	7.45
30.	Niskonlith Lake	Chase	50°45' 119°52'	7.45
31.	Birch Lake	Kamloops	51°27' 120°30'	7.45
32.	Hihium Lake	Kamloops	51°03' 121°06'	7.45
33.	Village Bay Lake	Quadra Island	50°14' 125°10'	7.45
34.	Osprey Lake	Peachland	49°42' 120°11'	7.45
35.	Cartwright Lake	Briscoe	50°50' 116°10'	7.45
36.	Howard Lake	Canim Lake	52°00' 121°00'	7.45
37.	Yellow Lake	Penticton	49°10' 119°00'	7.45
38.	Chubb Lake	Prince George	53°30' 122°00'	7.45
39.	Cleland Lake	Briscoe	50°50' 116°10'	7.45
40.	Gardom Lake	Enderby	50°00' 119°00'	7.45
41.	Squakum Lake	Harrison Bay	49°15' 122°00'	7.45
42.	Fairy Lake	Port Renfrew	48°30' 124°20'	7.45
43.	Bunting Lake	Williams Lake	52°00' 122°00'	7.45
44.	Conkle Lake	Westbridge	49°05' 119°05'	7.45
45.	Greeny Lake	Timothy Lake	51°00' 121°00'	7.45
46.	Big Fish Lake	Briscoe	50°50' 116°10'	7.45
47.	Chain Lake	Princeton	49°30' 120°30'	7.45
48.	Star Lake	Clearwater	51°00' 120°00'	7.45
49.	McCullock Reservoir	Kelowna	49°45' 119°00'	7.45
50.	Hatheume Lake	Peachland	49°59' 120°02'	7.45
51.	Stony Lake	Dawson Creek	54°50' 120°35'	7.45
52.	Trapping Lake	Prince George	53°35' 122°35'	7.45
53.	Paska Lake	Kamloops	50°31' 120°39'	7.45
54.	Pressy Lake	70 Mile House	51°23' 121°59'	7.45
55.	Raven Lake	Williams Lake	52°00' 122°50'	7.45
56.	Jewel Lake	Greenwood	49°10' 118°37'	7.45
57.	Vivian Lake	Prince George	54°02' 123°06'	7.45
58.	Inga Lake	south of Alaska Highway	56°37' 121°38'	7.45
59.	Dry Lake	Princeton	49°39' 120°37'	7.45
60.	Carbon Lake	Hudson Hope	55°58' 122°34'	7.45
61.	Elk and Beaver Lakes	Victoria	48°00' 123°24'	7.45
62.	Main Lake	Quadra Island	50°14' 125°10'	7.45
63.	Mine Lake	Quadra Island	50°14' 125°10'	7.45

PART 2

SASKATCHEWAN

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 General Location	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)	Column 4 Maximum Engine Power in Kilowatts
1.	Loch Leven	Cypress Hills Provincial Park	49°40' 109°30'	3.75
2.	Pike Lake	Pike Lake Provincial Park	51°54' 106°49'	7.50
3.	Burtlein Lake		54°15' 104°38'	3.75
4.	Nipawin Lake		54°03' 104°38'	3.75
5.	Mitten Lake		53°58' 104°39'	3.75
6.	Pine Lake		54°01' 104°40'	3.75
7.	Mackie Lake		56°21' 105°29'	3.75

PART 3

ONTARIO

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 General Location	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of CanadaReference System)	Column 4 Maximum Engine Power in Kilowatts
1.	Wilcox Lake, Artemesia Twp, Grey County		44°14' 80°33'	7.5
2.	Unnamed lake, locally known as Spar Lake, Lutterworth Twp, Haliburton County		44°46'15" 78°46'57"	7.5

SCHEDULE 5
(Subsection 2(5), subparagraph 2(8)(b)(ii) and subsections 10(3) and 11(2))

WATERS ON WHICH POWER-DRIVEN VESSELS AND VESSELS DRIVEN BY ELECTRICAL PROPULSION ARE SUBJECT TO A MAXIMUM SPEED LIMIT

PART 1

ALBERTA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Alberta Land Titles Act Reference System)	Column 4 Maximum Speed in km/h Over the Ground
Southern Region
1.	Heninger's Reservoir		16-3-12-W4	12
2.	Outpost Lake	Police Lake	1-26-W4	12
3.	Beauvais Lake		29-5-1-W5	12
4.	Elkwater Lake*		23,25-8-3-W4	12
5.	Unnamed lake	Park Lake	9-10-22-W4	12
6.	Lee Lake		7,8-7-2-W5	12
7.	Tyrrell Lake*		5-17,18-W4	12
8.	Unnamed reservoir	Louisiana #13 Reservoir	17-11-W4	12
9.	Newell Lake*		17-15-W4	12
10.	Travers Reservoir*		31-14-21-W4	12
11.	Stonehill Lake		14-15-17-W4	12
12.	Unnamed reservoir	Cavan Lake Reservoir	30-11-3-W4	12
13.	Unnamed reservoir	Kitsim Reservoir	17-15,16-W4	12
14.	Beaver Mines Lake		11-5-3-W5	12
15.	Stafford Reservoir*	Chin Lakes	9-19-W4	12
16.	Chain Lakes*		14,15-2-W5	12
17.	Milk River Ridge Reservoir*	Ridge Reservoir	5-20-W4	12
Central Region
1.	Chestermere Lake (north of Highway 1A)		24-28-W4	12
2.	Unnamed lake	Winchell Lake	2-29-5-W5	12
3.	Little Fish Lake*		28-16-W4	12
4.	Gull Lake*		16-41-28-W4	12
5.	Gooseberry Lake*		36-5,6-W4	12
6.	Miquelon Lakes*		49-20,21-W4	12
7.	Pigeon Lake*		47-1-W5	12
8.	Buffalo Lake*		25-40-21-W4	12
9.	Pine Lake*		36-24,25-W4	12
10.	Chain Lakes		6-42-24-W4	12
11.	Sylvan Lake*		39-1,2-W5	12
12.	Battle Lake		46-2-W5	12
13.	Battle River at the Forestburg Power Plant		29-40-15-W4	12
14.	Buck Lake*		46-6-W5	12
East Slopes Region
1.	Fairfax Lake		17-46-18-W5	12
2.	Muskiki Lake		5-45-20-W5	12
3.	Jarvis Lake*		52-26-W5	12
4.	Gregg Lake		52,53-26-W5	12
5.	Wolf Lake*		49-14-W5	12
6.	McLeod Lake	Carson Lake	61-11,12-W5	12
7.	Obed Lake*		11-53-22-W5	12
8.	Bear Lake*		55-15-W5	12
9.	Fickle Lake*		31-51-19-W5	12
10.	Shiningbank Lake*		56-14-W5	12
11.	Gosling Lake		14,23-44-6-W5	12
12.	Unnamed lake	Jackfish Lake	6-41-11-W5	12
13.	Unnamed lake	Klein Lake	33-30-10-W5	12
14.	Unnamed lake	Twin Lakes	6-40-7-W5	12
15.	Swan Lake		36-9-W5	12
16.	Crimson Lake*		40-8-W5	12
17.	Medicine Lake		43,44-6-W5	12
18.	Goose Lake*		61-8-W5	12
19.	Upper Kananaskis Lake*		19-9-W5	12
20.	Lower Kananaskis Lake*		19,20-9-W5	12
21.	Barrier Lake*		24-8-W5	12
22.	Spray Lakes		23-10-W5	12
23.	Unnamed lake	Strubel Lake	25-37-8-W5	12
24.	Hanmore Lake		61-17,18-W4	12
Northeast Region
1.	Unnamed lake	Jackfish Lake	20-53-9-W4	12
2.	Garner Lake*		60-12-W4	12
3.	Unnamed lake*	Long Lake	63-19-W4	12
4.	Moose Lake*		60,61-6,7-W4	12
5.	Lac La Biche*		68-15-W4	12
6.	Unnamed reservoir	Vermilion Reservoir	50-6-W4	12
7.	Unnamed lake	Bellis Lake	59-15-W4	12
8.	Gregoire Lake*		13-86-8-W4	12
9.	Unnamed lake*	Little Fish Lake	63-10-W4	12
10.	Ethel Lake*		64-3-W4	12
11.	Whitney Lake*		16,17-56-4-W4	12
12.	Chatwin Lake		4-61-6-W4	12
13.	Unnamed lake	Shemeluk Lake	25-60-17-W4	12
14.	Cold Lake*		63,65-1,2-W4	12
15.	Lac Delorme	George's Lake	5-57-8-W4	12
16.	The Snye	Snye Inlet	89-9-W4	12
17.	Chickenhill Lake		59-8-W4	12
18.	Unnamed lake	Hasse Lake	13-52-2-W5	12
19.	Mink Lake		28-52-2-W5	12
20.	Nakamun Lake*		56-2-W5	12
21.	Unnamed lake	Peanut Lake	58-3-W5	12
22.	Spring Lake	Cottage Lake	30-52-1-W5	12
23.	Thunder Lake*		59-5,6-W5	12
24.	Wabamun Lake*		52,53-4,5-W5	12
25.	Unnamed lake	Muir Lake	32-53-27-W4	12
26.	Mere Lake		32-53-1-W5	12
27.	Jack Fish Lake*		52-2-W5	12
28.	Mayatan Lake		52-3-W5	12
29.	Whitewood Lake		20-53-4-W5	12
30.	Lac Ste. Anne*		54,55-3,4-W5	12
31.	Lac la Nonne*		57-2,3-W5	12
32.	Steele Lake*	Cross Lake	65-25,26-W5	12
33.	Calling Lake*		33-72-22-W4	12
34.	Ghost Lake		68-24-W4	12
35.	Clear Lake*		60-6-W5	12
36.	Unnamed lake*	Sandy Lake	56-13-W4	12
37.	Sandy Lake*		55,56-1-W5	12
38.	Wizard Lake*		48-27,28-W4	12
39.	Unnamed lake	Cap Eyre Lake	30-38-5-W4	12
40.	Isle Lake*		53,54-5,6-W5	12
41.	Lac Santé*	Big Fish Lake	56-11-W4	12
42.	Unnamed lake	Little Moose Lake	12,14-56-13-W4	12
43.	Hope Lake		65-18-W4	12
44.	Long Lake*	Narrow Lake	64,65-25-W4	12
45.	North Buck Lake*		66-17-W4	12
46.	Skeleton Lake*		65-18,19-W4	12
47.	Dillberry Lake*		41,42-1-W4	12
48.	Jackfish Lake*		67-21-W4	12
49.	Camp Lake*		10-48-11-W4	12
50.	Long Island Lake*		63-25,26-W4	12
51.	Muriel Lake*		59,60-5-W4	12
Peace River Region
1.	Unnamed lake	Sulphur Lake	7-89-2-W6	12
2.	Cardinal Lake*	Cardinal Lake	83-24-W5	12
3.	Two Lakes (South)		29-62-12-W6	12
4.	Lesser Slave Lake*		19-75-12-W5	12
5.	Saskatoon Lake*		72-7,8-W6	12
6.	Sturgeon Lake*		31-70-23-W5	12
7.	Winagami Lake*		76,77-18,19-W5	12
8.	Cutbank Lake		26-72-8-W6	12
9.	Musreau Lake*		13-64-5-W6	12
10.	Fawcett Lake*		73-26-W4	12
11.	Peerless Lake*		24-88-5-W5	12
12.	North Wabasca Lake*		1-81-26-W4	12
13.	Unnamed lake	Chrystina Lake	8-67-8-W5	12

* The speed restriction applies only in the areas where signs are placed.

PART 2

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 General Location (Where Necessary)	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)	Column 4 Maximum Speed in km/h Over the Ground
1.	That part of Pendrell Sound that lies north of a line joining position 50°15'12" N 124°43'50" W and position 50°14'47" N 124°43'21" W	East Redonda Island	50.124 SW	6
2.	Alta Lake	at Alta Lake	50.122 SW	12
3.	West Lake	Nelson Island	49.124 NE	12
4.	Sicamous	between Shuswap and Mara Lakes	50.118 NW	8
5.	(1) The following parts of Hatzic Lake: (a) the area extending 30 m into the lake from the lakeshore; and (b) the area bounded on the south by the Lougheed Highway and on the north by a line drawn parallel to that highway commencing at a point on the extreme western shore 300 m north of the bridge to Hatzic Island, thence in a northeasterly direction across the lake to the extreme eastern shore	north of Fraser River, New Westminster District	49.122 SE	8
	(2) All that part of Hatzic Lake not described in subitem (1)			50
6.	Lac Le Jeune	south of Kamloops	50.120 SE	20
7.	The following parts of Shawnigan Lake:	near Victoria	48.123 NW
	(a) the area extending 30 m into the lake from the shore; and			8
	(b) all other areas of the lake			65
8.	The following part of Kalamalka Lake: the area extending 75 m into the lake from shore, commencing at the northwestern corner of Lot 12, Plan 10525, thence following the shoreline in a northerly direction to the easterly boundary of Lot 1, Plan 20911	near Vernon	50.119 SE	8
9.	The following part of Cowichan Lake and River: commencing at pilings designated by sign at the eastern end of Cowichan Lake near the entrance to the Cowichan, River, and adjacent to Lot 8, Sec. 3, Lake Cowichan, thence downstream on the Cowichan River to the lower end of the area known locally as the "Big Pool" and designated by a sign, including all parts of Cowichan Lake and River therein	near Duncan, Vancouver Island	48.124 NE	8
10.	Hatzic Slough	Hatzic Lake	49.122 SE	8
11.	Chilqua Slough	Hatzic Lake	49.122 SE	8
12.	The following part of Osoyoos Lake: the area passing through the barriers at Haynes Point and at the Highway No. 3 Bridge	Osoyoos	49.119 SE	8
13.	Jewel Lake	near Greenwood	49.118 SW	8
14.	The following part of Nicomekl River: from the railway trestle at Mud Bay to the dam west of the King George Highway	Surrey	49.122 SW	16
15.	Watch Lake	east of 70 Mile House	51.121 SE	8
16.	Lazy Lake	northeast of Wasa	49.115 NW	8
17.	The following part of the Courtenay River: from the marina at 20th Street to the northern tidal limits	Courtenay	49.124 NW	8
18.	That part of the Oak Bay breakwater between a line bearing 270° true from the southern tip of the breakwater on Mary Todd Island to the Turkey Head breakwater, and a line bearing 310° true from the northwestern tip of Mary Todd Island through the pile supporting the tide gauge, thence to the shoreline	Oak Bay	48.123 SE	8
19.	All of Tsehum Harbour extending eastward to a line drawn from Armstrong Point to Curteis Point and an area from Curteis Point to Kamaree Point along the western shoreline of Fernie Island to the northern tip of Fernie Island and thence due north to Goudge Island and along the western shoreline of Goudge Island to the northern tip, thence in a westerly direction to Swartz Head	North Saanich	48.123 NE	8
20.	That portion of Premier Lake south of a line extending from the southeast corner of Lot 11021 to the northwest corner of Lot 11869	northeast of Wasa	49.115 NW	16
21.	All of Todd Inlet and Brentwood Bay as far westward as a line drawn from the northeast corner of Gowlland Tod Provincial Park at Morning Dew Road to the Brentwood Bay Ferry Terminal	near Victoria	48.123 NE	8
22.	(1) Subject to subitem (2), all of Prospect Lake	near Victoria	48.123 NE	8
	(2) That interior part of Prospect Lake 91 m from the shoreline, as designated by marker buoys, between 10:00 a.m. and one half-hour before sunset			60
23.	Heffley Lake, the narrows and small bays at each end of the lake as designated by appropriate signs	northeast of Kamloops	50.120 NE	15
24.	Long Lake	Nanaimo	49.124 SE	60
25.	Brannen Lake	Nanaimo	49.124 SE	60
26.	Quennell Lake, except for the area in the most northerly and westerly arm of the lake as designated by appropriate signs	Nanaimo	49.123 SW	8
27.	Williams Lake, the area in the west end of the lake in the vicinity of Scout Island as designated by appropriate signs	Williams Lake	52.122 SE	8
28.	Birds Eye Cove	Maple Bay	48°49' 123°37'	8
29.	Strawberry Slough	east of Mission	49°09' 122°10'	8
30.	Marshall Lake	Gold Bridge	50°55' 122°35'	15
31.	Nicomen Slough (except for the portion between the Dewdney and DeRoche bridges)	Mission	49°12' 122°02'	8
32.	That part of Alouette Lake south of a line drawn in a southeasterly direction from the west side of the lake at the north boat ramp to the signs on the east side of the lake	northeast of Maple Ridge	49°20' 122°25'	8
33.	That part of Okanagan Lake known as Lakeshore Boat Launch, buoyed and signed	Kelowna	49°52' 119°29'	8
34.	That part of Okanagan Lake known as City Park Beach, buoyed and signed	Kelowna	49°54' 119°29'	8
35.	That part of Okanagan Lake known as the vessel passage sections of the Okanagan Lake bridge	Kelowna	49°53' 119°30'	8
36.	That part of Skaha Lake known as Skaha Marina Harbour, buoyed and signed	Penticton	49°27' 119°35'	8
37.	That part of Okanagan Lake known as Okanagan Lake Marina, buoyed and signed	Penticton	49°30' 119°36'	8
38.	Little lac des Roches	Bridge Lake	51°29' 120°34'	20
39.	Harrison River (small bay)	Harrison Lake	49°17' 121°51'	10
40.	Chilko River (that part of the river from Chilko Lake downstream to water survey station, as signed)	Chilko Lake	52°00' 124°10'	5

PART 3

ONTARIO

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Specific Location	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)	Column 4 Maximum Speed in km/h Over the Ground
Chatham Area
1.	The Sydenham River from its junction with the Chenal Ecarté to Libby Street in the Town of Wallaceburg		42°33' 82°25'	8
2.	The Chenal Ecarté from its junction with the St. Clair River to its junction with Lake St. Clair		42°28' 82°29'	8
3.	The Johnston Channel from its junction with the Chenal Ecarté to 42°34'N		42°29' 82°30'	8
4.	That part of the Sydenham River from Libby Street to McKee Street and 16th Side Road, Town of Wallaceburg		42°33' 82°25'	8
5.	The Thames River from its junction with McGregor Creek to its junction with Lake St. Clair		42°19' 82°27'	8
6.	That part of the Detroit River that is inland waters within Peche Island Provincial Park, enclosed by the following positions: beginning at a point on shore at approximately 42°20'35"N 82°55'44"W to 42°20'37"N 82°55'46"W to 42°20'39"N 82°55'36"W to 42°20'42"N 82°55'32"W to another point on shore at approximately 42°20'43"N 82°55'28"W		42°03' 83°09'	6
7.	That part of the Ruscom River from its junction with the CPR right-of-way to the mouth of that river		42°18' 82°37'	9
8.	That part of Cedar Creek from the eastern limit of Lot 17 to the western limit of Lot 19, Western Division, Gosfield South Twp, Essex County		42°01' 82°46'	9
9.	That part of Cedar Creek from its intersection with Heritage Road, eastward to its intersection with 3rd Blvd on Cedar Island Drive and the channel between Heritage Road and Cedar Island Road that leads to the public boat ramp from that creek	42°00'47" 82°45'51"	42°01' 82°46'	6
10.	That part of Lake Erie fronting the Town of Leamington from the federal public dock to the eastern boundary of the Leamington Marina (see Note 1)	42°01'30"N 82°36'00"W	42°01' 82°36'	7
London Area
1.	That part of Kettle Creek from the King George Bridge north to the village limit of Port Stanley, Southwold Twp, Elgin County		42°38' 81°13'	9
2.	That part of Catfish Creek from its mouth in Lake Erie upstream to a municipal bridge known as the Jamestown Crossing, a distance of approximately 5.59 km, all within Malahide Twp, Elgin County		42°39' 81°00'	6
Niagara-Simcoe Area
1.	That part of Black Creek from its mouth in the Niagara River to a point 2.4 km south at the bridge at the Queen Elizabeth Way	42°58'45" 79°01'30" to 42°57'50" 79°01'15"	42°58' 79°02'	6
2.	That part of Black Creek (City of Nanticoke, Regional Municipality of Haldimand-Norfolk) from its juncture with the Lynn River, upstream to the Black Creek Bridge, between Concessions I and II, former Twp of Woodhouse		42°47' 80°12'	6
3.	That part of the Welland River from its mouth in the Niagara River to a point 160 m west of the Greater Niagara Boating Club	43°03'50" 79°02'44" to 43°02'49" 79°04'17"	43°04' 79°03'	12
4.	That part of the Lynn River (City of Nanticoke, Regional Municipality of Haldimand-Norfolk) from the northern limit of Federal Harbour in the City of Nanticoke upstream to Misner's Dam		42°47' 80°12'	6
Toronto Area
1.	That part of Lake Ontario within 150 m of the shore between the westerly projection of the R.C. Harris Water Filtration Plant and the mouth of the Rouge River	43°40'00" 79°16'30" to 43°47'30" 79°07'00"	43°45' 78°00'	9
2.	That part of Lake Ontario within 150 m of the shore between the mouth of Etobicoke Creek and the mouth of the Humber River°	43°35'00" 79°32'40" to 43°38'00" 79°28'30"	43°45' 78°00'	9
3.	That part of Wilcox Lake in Whitchurch Twp, York County, lying between latitudes 43°56'35"N and 43°57'00"N, and between longitudes 79°25'00"W and 79°26'50"W, except for the "no boating" area		43°57' 79°26'	9
4.	Bronte harbour and that part of Twelve Mile Creek from Bronte harbour upstream to a point 1.7 km from Lake Ontario, all lying in the town of Oakville as described in column 2	43°23'33"N 79°42'23"W to 43°23'43"N 79°43'22"W	Bronte Harbour 43°23' 79°42'; Twelve Mile Creek 43°11' 79°17'	9
5.	Oakville harbour and that part of Sixteen Mile Creek from Oakville harbour upstream to a point 3.2 km from Lake Ontario, all lying in the town of Oakville, as described in column 2	43°26'21"N 79°39'58"W to 43°27'00"N 79°42'12"W	43°26' 79°40'	9
Kingston-Cornwall Area
1.	That part of Old Mill Creek flowing through parts of Lots 23, 24 and 25, Concession IX of Bastard Twp, Leeds County, from Highway 42 to its confluence with Lower Beverly Lake		44°38' 75°49'	9
2.	That part of the Raisin River in the Twp of Charlottenburg, County of Glengarry, from a point 45 m south of the Highway 2 bridge, extending in a northwesterly direction upstream to the westerly limits of Lot V, Concession I SSR		45°08' 74°30'	9
3.	That part of Collins Bay in Kingston Twp, lying northeast of a line connecting the boundary between Lots 1 and 2 in Concessions I and II of that township		44°14' 76°37'	9
4.	That part of the St. Lawrence River known locally as the Canadian Middle Channel, commencing at the eastern extremity of Wood Island at the charted location of red spar buoy H-16, thence southwesterly along that channel between Ash and Wallace Islands to the southwestern extremity of Ash Island at the charted location of green spar buoy H-17, all lying as described in column 2	44°21'33.5"N 75°59'33.5"W to 44°20'56.5"N 76°00'21.5"W	45°12' 74°20'	18
5.	That part of the St. Lawrence River known as The Lost Channel, commencing at the eastern end of The Lost Channel to the north of Sunset Island, thence southwesterly along The Lost Channel to the south of Georgina Island under the Thousand Islands International Bridge, thence between Constance Island and Island 92, thence between Rabbit and Tom Thumb Islands, thence west-southwesterly between Hill and Wallace Islands to the north of Needle Island and thence between Palm and Butts Islands and terminating at the southwestern extremity of Butts Island as described in column 2	44°21'45"N 75°58'36"W to 44°20'54"N 76°00'09"W	44°22' 75°59'	15
6.	That part of the St. Lawrence River commencing at a point between the northern extremities of Pine and Reveille Islands, thence southerly, thence west-southwesterly between Weiser and Kittner Islands, Carnegie and Hill Islands, and Reciprocity and Hill Islands, thence under the Thousand Islands International Bridge, thence between Trois and Hill Islands, thence along Bensons Rift between Rabbit and Hill Islands and terminating at the westerly extremity of Rabbit Island, as described in column 2	44°21'48"N 75°58'06"W to 44°21'21"N 75°59'08"W	44°21' 75°59'	9
7.	That part of the St. Lawrence River known as the Needle's Eye, between the southerly shore of Needles Eye Island and the western extremity of Hill Island, as described in column 2	44°21'00"N 75°59'53"W	44°21' 76°00'	9
8.	That part of the St. Lawrence River known as the Gananoque Narrows, commencing at a line between Princess Charlotte and Blueberry Islands at the charted location of green spar buoy J1, thence northwesterly between Prince Regent Green Light L.L. 365 and the Gananoque Narrows East Red Light L.L. 364.9, thence westerly between the charted location of red spar buoy J2 and Prince Regent Island to a point midway between the Gananoque Narrows West Light L.L. 365.2 and the shore of Prince Regent Island, as described in column 2	44°19'26"N 76°04'44.5"W to 44°19'24"N 76°05'12"W	44°20' 76°05'	15
9.	That part of the St. Lawrence River commencing at a point 100 m north of the charted location of red spar buoy JE10 between Hay and Forsyth Islands, thence southerly between the charted location of red spar buoy I-2 and Hay Island, thence southwesterly between the charted locations of red spar buoy JE14 and green spar buoy JE13, as described in column 2	44°18'40"N 76°09'30"W to 44°18'22"N 76°09'37"W	44°18' 76°09'	24
10.	That part of the St. Lawrence River known as Wanderers Channel commencing at a line between White Calf Island and the charted location of green spar buoy JE-8, thence west-southwesterly between Little White Calf Island and Island D, thence between Water Lily and Burnt Islands, thence between Stonesthrow and Pitchpine Islands, thence between Lindsay and Sagastaweka Islands, thence along the northerly shore of Bostwick Island between Bostwick and Indiana Islands and terminating on a line between the southwesterly extremities of Aubrey and Mermaid Islands, as described in column 2	44°18'52"N 76°09'44"W to 44°17'38"N 76°11'30"W	44°18' 76°11'	9
11.	Graham Lake in the Twp of Front of Yonge, Leeds County (see Note 2)		44°34' 75°53'	50
12.	Graham Lake in the Twp of Front of Yonge, Leeds County (see Note 3)		44°34' 75°53'	8
13.	That part of the St. Lawrence River known as Raft Narrows, extending westerly between Club Island and the mainland, thence between Hill Island and the mainland to a point under the Thousand Islands International Bridge, as described in column 2 (see Note 4)	44°22'30"N 75°55'54"W to 44°21'48"N 75°59'00"W	44°22' 75°58'	40
14.	That part of the St. Lawrence River known as the Canadian Small Vessel Channel commencing at the charted location of green spar buoy U-17 and extending southwesterly between Goose and Grenadier Islands, thence between Van Buren and Grenadier Islands, thence between Tar and Grenadier Islands, thence between Tar and Buck Islands, thence between Tar and Little Grenadier Islands, thence between Tar and Doctor Islands and terminating at the flashing intermittent red light, all located within the positions 44°22'46"N 75°55'20"W, as described in column 2 (see Note 4)	44°24'30"N 75°53'06"W to 44°22'46"N 75°55'20"W	45°12' 74°20'	40
15.	That part of the St. Lawrence River known as the Tar Island Narrows, commencing at the northeast extremity of Tar Island and extending southwesterly between Tar Island and the mainland to the southwest extremity of Tar Island, as described in column 2 (see Note 4)	44°24'12"N 75°54'00"W to 44°22'48"N 75°55'36"W	44°24' 75°55'	40
16.	That part of the St. Lawrence River within the Twp of Front of Escott, Leeds County, as described in column 2 (see Note 5)	44°22'03"N 75°58'16"W to 44°20'38"N 75°57'57"W to 44°24'34"N 75°51'09"W to 44°26'12"N 75°52'30"W	44°24' 75°55'	8
17.	Belleville Harbour, being all those waters within the area commencing at the southeast breakwater of the Meyers Pier, proceeding westerly to the southeast point of Zwick's Centennial Park, north to the CPR bridge, east to the inner harbour of Victoria Park, south along the east shore of Victoria Harbour, east along the shoreline of the Anchorage property to the Meyers Pier		44°09' 77°23'	9
Owen Sound Area
1.	That part of the Sauble River from Lake Huron to Sauble Falls in Amabel Twp, Bruce County		44°39' 81°15'	9
Georgian Bay Area
1.	That part of Georgian Bay between the islands and the Honey Harbour shoreline from a point 365 m south of the day beacon at the north end of Picnic Island to a submerged rock crib at the north end of that channel known locally as the Delawana Channel, all enclosed within the following coordinates: 44°52'25"N 79°49'24"W; 44°52'01"N 79°49'26"W; 44°51'56"N 79°49'33"W; 44°51'48"N 79°49'36"W; 44°51'45"N 79°49'40"W; 44°51'47"N 79°49'44"W; 44°52'11"N 79°49'48"W; 44°52'18"N 79°49'37"W; and 44°52'20"N 79°49'30"W		45°15' 80°45'	9
2.	That part of the the Key River in the vicinity of Key Harbour	45°53'13" 80°43'28" to 45°53'15" 80°43'57"	45°53' 80°44'	9
3.	That part of the main channel lying between the rock marked by a black spar buoy off Minnehaha Point and a red day beacon south of Deer Island	44°53'15" 79°50'03" to 44°53'00" 79°49'40"	44°53' 79°50'	9
4.	That part of North Bay lying 365 m south and 640 m north of Woods Landing	44°53'39" 79°47'17" to 44°54'04" 79°46'49"	44°53' 79°48'	9
5.	That part of Honey Harbour on the north side of Mermaid Island, crossing the entrance to Pratt Bay, and eastward past the eastern tip of Mermaid Island	44°52'31" 79°48'20" to 44°52'37" 79°48'40"	44°52' 79°49'	9
6.	The narrow channel of Twelve Mile Bay fronting Lots 14, 15, 16, and 17, Plan M312, Twp of Georgian Bay, Freeman Ward	45°04'52" 79°58'00" to 45°04'52" 79°57'45"	45°05' 80°00'	9
7.	That part of the Canoe Channel lying between Squaw Island and Lots 74 and 75, Concession X, in Carling Twp	45°21'17" 80°17'50" to 45°21'19" 80°17'35"	45°21' 80°18'	8
8.	That part of the Ukuwaube Channel lying between Snug Island and Lot 41, Concession I, in Carling Twp	45°22'35" 80°18'50" to 45°22'46" 80°18'55"	45°23' 80°19'	8
9.	That part of Georgian Bay known as the Freddy Channel and adjoining waters from the northwest extremity of Kenebec Island and Wabena Point to the northwest extremity of Portage Island	44°55'49" 79°55'03" and 44°55'49" 79°54'44" to 44°56'22" 79°53'45"	44°56' 79°54'	9
10.	That part of the Black River from Gloucester Pool (44°48'55"N 79°40'34"W) to McLean Lake (44°49'00"N 79°40'00"W)		44°49' 79°41'	9
11.	Entrance to Mannings Bay in Go Home Lake, Muskoka District commencing at 45°01'45"N 79°51'22"W, thence westerly a distance of approximately 100 m to 45°01'45"N 79°51'26"W		45°02' 79°52'	40
12.	Flat Rapids in Go Home Lake, Muskoka District, commencing at 44°59'22"N 79°50'10"W, thence northwesterly a distance of approximately 300 m to 44°59'30"N 79°50'20"W		45°00' 79°50'	40
13.	That part of the Go Home River, Gibson Twp, commencing at 45°01'15"N 79°51'54"W, thence southwesterly a distance of approximately 2000 m to 45°00'59"N 79°53'18"W		45°00' 79°58'	60
14.	Four Seasons Bay in Go Home Lake, Muskoka District, commencing at 44°59'39"N 79°59'48"W, thence northwesterly a distance of approximately 1500 m to 4500'10"N 79°51'42"W		45°00' 79°51"	60
15.	Haunted Narrows in Go Home Lake, Muskoka District, commencing at 45°00'47"N 79°51'22"W, thence northerly a distance of approximately 100 m to 45°00'50"N 79°51'22"W		45°01' 79°51'	40
16.	That part of Go Home Lake known locally as the New Cut, Gibson Twp, Muskoka District, commencing at 45°00'47"N 79°50'51"W, thence northwesterly a distance of approximately 100 m to 45°00'50"N 79°50'55"W		45°01' 79°51'	9
17.	That part of Minors Bay in Go Home Lake, Muskoka District, commencing at 44°59'25"N 79°48'30"W, thence southwesterly a distance of approximately 1200 m to 44°59'10"N 79°49'20"W		44°59' 79°49'	60
18.	That part of Minors Bay in Go Home Lake, Muskoka District, commencing at 44°59'10"N 79°49'20"W, thence southwesterly a distance of approximately 380 m to 44°59'06"N 79°49'35"W		44°59' 79°49'	40
19.	Echo Bay and Stumpy Bay in Go Home Lake, and part of Musquash River in Gibson Twp, all in Muskoka District, commencing at 44°58'56"N 79°50'25"W, thence westerly and southerly a distance of approximately 1800 m to 44°58'12"N 79°50'42"W		Echo Bay 44°59' 79°51' Stumpy Bay 44°59' 79°51' Musquash River 44°57' 79°52'	60
20.	Keyhole Bay in Go Home Lake, Muskoka District, being within the waters of Keyhole Bay west of 45°00'11"N 79°50'51"W		45°00' 79°51'	60
21.	Heart Bay and Crystal Bay in Go Home Lake, Muskoka District, and that part of Go Home Lake lying southwesterly of Rabbit Island, Gibson Twp, Muskoka District, commencing at 45°01'00"N 79°51'30"W, thence northwesterly 500 m to 45°01'10"N 79°51'35"W		Heart Bay 45°00' 79°52' Crystal Bay 45°01' 79°52' Go Home Lake 45°01' 79°51'	60
22.	That part of the Nottawasaga River within the Town of Wasaga Beach	44°32'19"N 80°00'37"W to 44°29'20"N 79°58'59"W	44°32' 80°00'	50
23.	The body of water between Collins Bay and Deep Bay known as Collins Channel, as described in column 2	45°23'00"N 80°12'30"W to 45°23'38"N 80°13'22"W		8
24.	That part of Georgian Bay known as Skerryvore Bay and the channel lying between Hunters Island and Lots 33 and 34, Concession IX, Shawanaga Twp, as described in column 2	45°32'08"N 80°23'03"W to 45°32'04"N 80°23'02"W	45°15' 80°45'	8
25.	That part of Georgian Bay, on the west shore of Tiny Township from Concession 1 (County Rd 27) to Concession 16 (Lafontaine Rd 27), extending 300 m from shore, enclosed within the positions described in column 2	44°33'33"N 79°59'42"W to 44°44'30"N 80°05'30"W	44°42' 79°56'	10
Muskoka-Parry Sound Area
1.	The part of the North Branch Muskoka River between Hunters Bay on Lake Vernon and Fairy Lake	45°20' 79°14'	45°02' 79°19'	9
2.	The part of the North Branch Muskoka River from Mary Lake to Fairy Lake	45°17' 79°14' to 45°19' 79°12'	45°02' 79°19'	9
3.	The canal between Fairy Lake and Peninsula Lake	Fairy Lake to Peninsula Lake	45°20' 79°11' 45°20' 79°06'	9
4.	The part of the North Branch Muskoka River from Bracebridge Falls upstream to Mary Lake	45°02' 79°18' to 45°13' 79°16'	45°02' 79°19'	9
5.	The part of the South Branch Muskoka River from its intersection with the North Branch Muskoka River to the northerly boundary of Concession III of McLean Twp, except for the part of that River known as Orillia Lake	45°02' 79°18' to 45°07' 79°08'	45°02' 79°19'	9
6.	Lake Muskoka (see Note 6)		45°00' 79°25'	9
7.	Lake Joseph (see Note 6)		45°10' 79°44'	9
8.	Lake Rosseau (see Note 6)		45°10' 79°35'	9
9.	Little Lake Joseph (see Note 6)		45°13' 79°41'	9
10.	Joseph River connecting Lake Joseph to Lake Rosseau from the Ames Point entrance to Joseph River Shoal, as described in column 2 (see Note 7)	45°09'58"N 79°41'42"W to 45°08'28"N 79°38'50"W	45°08' 79°39'	9
11.	Shadow River		45°15' 79°39'	9
13.	Indian River, including Mirror Lake, Medora Twp, Muskoka District (see Note 7)		45°06' 79°34'	9
14.	Walker Lake, Sinclair Twp., Muskoka District		45°23' 79°05'	12
15.	That part of the Oxtongue River in Franklin Twp, Muskoka District, from Lake of Bays upstream to Marsh's Falls on old Highway 35		45°19' 79°01'	9
16.	That part of the Magnetawan River from the dam (45°37'N 79°25'W) downstream to the Highway 11 bypass bridge (45°38'N 79°25'W)	45°37' 79°25'	45°46' 80°37'	9
17.	That part of the Magnetawan River from the Highway 11 bridge south of Katrine, including the access creek into Doe Lake (45°34'N 79°21'W), to the fork of the west-flowing section of that river located north of the village of Burk's Falls	45°34' 79°21' to 45°38' 79°24'	45°46' 80°37'	9
18.	That part of the Magnetawan River fronting the Village of Magnetawan, Chapman Twp, Parry Sound District	45°39'40" 79°38'50" to 45°40'00" 79°38'20"	45°46' 80°37'	9
19.	The narrows in Whitestone Lake opposite Lots 30 and 31, Concession VII, Hagerman Twp	45°37'47" 79°51'45" to 45°37'40" 79°51'24"	45°39' 79°52'	15
20.	The narrows in Whitestone Lake at the village of Dunchurch, Lot 60, Concessions A and B	45°38'52" 79°51'20" to 45°38'46" 79°51'09"	45°39' 79°52'	9
21.	That part of the Severn River from Wasdell Falls to the Trent-Severn Waterway below Lock 42, adjacent to Orillia Twp, Simcoe County, and the Town of Gravenhurst, Muskoka District		44°48' 79°43'	9
22.	Little Lake in Baxter Twp, Muskoka District, and Tay Twp, Simcoe County (see Note 1)		44°49' 79°43'	9
23.	The narrow channel lying between an unnamed island and Lot 34, Concession IX, Monteith Twp., Parry Sound District	45°24'26" 79°42'00" to 45°24'20" 79°42'08"		9
24.	Healey Lake, The Archipelago Twp, Parry Sound District		45°10' 79°55'	80
25.	That part of Parry Sound Harbour, known locally as the "Inner Harbour", lying north of a line connecting Bob's Point and Champaigne Street, Parry Sound, Parry Sound District		45°20' 80°03'	9
26.	Lake of Bays (see Note 8)		45°15' 79°04'	9
27.	That part of the South Branch Muskoka River from Lake of Bays to the Baysville Dam in the village of Baysville (see Note 8)		45°02' 79°19'	9
28.	That part of Hassard Lake and Perry Lake from 400 m north of the highway bridge to 800 m south of the bridge within the Town of Kearney, as described in column 2	45°33'07"N 79°13'05"W to 45°33'04"N 79°13'06"W	Hassard Lake 45°34' 79°13'	9
29.	Kahshe Lake		44°50' 79°18'	70
30.	Bass Lake in Ryde Township, Muskoka District		44°52' 79°12'	70
31.	Blackstone Lake in Conger Township, Parry Sound District (see Note 4)		45°14' 79°53'	70
32.	Blackstone Lake in Conger Township, Parry Sound District (see Note 8)		45°14' 79°53'	9
33.	That part of the Manitouwabing River in Lot 22, Concessions IV and V, McKellar Township, Parry Sound District, as described in column 2	45°27'42"N 79°51'20"W to 45°28'02"N 79°51'50"W	45°28' 79°51'	9
Haliburton Area
1.	Ox Narrows, Kushhog Lake, in Stanhope Twp, Haliburton County	45°07' 78°49'	45°04' 78°47'	9
2.	The narrows between Kashagawigamog Lake and Soyers Lake, in Minden Twp, Haliburton County	Soyers Lake to Kashagawigamog Lake	45°01' 78°37' 44°59' 78°36'	9
3.	That part of the narrows between Paudash Lake in Cardiff Twp, Haliburton County, and Lower Paudash Lake, within 100 m of the McGillivray Road Bridge		44°58' 78°02'	8
4.	The narrows between Little Boshkung Lake in Minden Twp, and Boshkung Lake in Stanhope Twp, Haliburton County	42°02'38" to 45°02'52" and 78°43'19" to 78°43'07"	45°02' 78°44' 45°04' 78°44'	9
5.	That part of the Gull River between the Stanhope Twp and Guilford Twp boundaries (45°02'N 78°33'W) and Maple Lake in Stanhope Twp (45°06'N 78°40'W), all within Haliburton County	45°02' 78°33' to 45°06' 78°40'	44°38' 78°49'	9
6.	That part of the Gull River from the bridge on King's Highway 35 in Minden Twp, southerly to Gull Lake in Lutterworth Twp, all lying within Haliburton County	44°56' 78°43' to 45°51' 78°47'	44°38' 78°49'	16
7.	That part of the Gull River from the outflow of Moore Lake in Lutterworth Twp, Haliburton County, southerly to the dam at Norland in Laxton Twp, Victoria County	44°48' 78°48' to 44°43' 78°49'	44°38' 78°49'	16
8.	That part of the Gull River between Beech Lake (45°05'N 78°42'W) and Boshkung Lake (45°04'N 78°44'W) in Stanhope Twp, Haliburton County		44°38' 78°49'	9
Lindsay-Peterborough Area
1.	That part of the Gull River from the dam at the Village of Norland to the entrance of Shadow Lake, lying between Somerville Twp and Laxton Twp, Victoria County	44°43' 78°48' to 44°44' 78°47'	44°38' 78°49'	9
2.	That part of the Gull River from Shadow Lake to Silver Lake, between Somerville Twp, and Bexley Twp, Victoria County	44°41'45" 78°47'50" to 44°41'48" 78°47'50"	44°38' 78°49'	9
3.	That part of the Gull River from Silver Lake to Lot 41, Front Range, Somerville Twp., Victoria County	44°40'07" 78°47'42" to 44°40'54" 78°47'42"	44°38' 78°49'	9
4.	That part of Big Bald Lake in Harvey Twp, Peterborough County, within the positions set out in column 2	44°34'46"N 78°22'35.5"W to 44°35'01"N 78°22'15"W	44°34'78°23'	9
5.	That part of Pigeon Lake lying between an unnamed island and the north shore of Snake Island, a distance of approximately 150 m	44°34' 78°26'	4°427' 78°30'	9
6.	That part of Deer Bay Creek north of Lower Buckhorn Lake, a distance of approximately 800 m, in Harvey Twp		4°434' 78°16'	9
Lake Simcoe and Surrounding Area
1.	Pefferlaw Brook in Georgina Twp, from its mouth to a point 800 m below the community of Pefferlaw	44°20' 79°13' to 44°19'30" 79°12'30"	44°20' 79°13'	9
2.	Black River in Georgina Twp, from its mouth to the government dock at Sutton Dam	44°19'30" 79°21'00" to 44°18'30" 79°21'00"	44°19' 79°21'	9
3.	The Jersey River in Georgina Twp, from its mouth to the Jersey River at Don Mills Road	44°13'30" 79°28'30" to 44°13'30" 79°28'00"	44°14' 79°28'	9
4.	That part of the canal sections south of Cook Bay in Georgina Twp up to Ravenshoe Road	44°12' 7929' to 44°11'30" 79°29'00"	44°15' 79°31'	9
Sudbury Area
1.	That part of Maskinonge Creek in Casimir Twp lying between its mouth and the first bridge upstream from that mouth		46°17' 80°23'	9
North Bay Area
1.	That part of the South River that is in Nipissing Twp lying between the west boundary of Lot 13, Concession XI, and the extension of the northwestern boundary of Concession B		46°08' 79°34'	9
2.	That part of the La Vase River that is in West Ferris Twp lying between Riverbend Road and Lake Nipissing		46°14' 79°26'	9
3.	That part of the Sturgeon River, in Springer Twp lying between the Sunbeam Hotel-Motel and the Starlite Marina	46°21'00" 79°58'30"	46°19' 79°58'	9
Kenora Area
1.	That part of Lake of the Woods known as Portage Bay and Keewatin Bay north of the Highway 17 bridge		49°46' 94°33'	9
2.	Laurensons Creek		49°26' 94°29'	9
Dryden Area
1.	That part of the Wabigoon River between the Duke Street Bridge and the westerly projection of Ross Street in the Town of Dryden, as described in column 2	49°46'17.5"N 92°50'50"W to 49°46'55"N 92°50'30"W	50°15' 93°56'	9
Kirkland Lake Area
1.	That part of Long Lake within the limits of the Town of Charlton, as described in column 2	47°48'37"N 79°59'54"W to 47°48'36"N 80°00'10"W	47°50'16" 80°09'53"	9
Pembroke Area
1.	That part of the Madawaska River in Lot 6, Concession VII, Radcliffe Township,	45°23'03"N 77°37'37"W to 45°22'30"N 77°37'37"W	45°27' 7621'	8
	County of Renfrew, as described in column 2

Note 1: This restriction applies only in areas where speed limit signs are posted.

Note 2: This restriction applies only to a vessel that is more than 45 m from shore.

Note 3: This restriction applies only to a vessel that is within 45 m of the shore.

Note 4: This restriction applies only to a vessel that is more than 30 m from shore.

Note 5: This restriction applies only to a vessel that is within 30 m of the shore.

Note 6: This restriction applies only to a vessel that is within 30 m of the shore or of a dock, pier, raft, floating platform or another vessel that is anchored, moored or under way, and does not apply to a vessel moving perpendicularly away from the shore while it is being used for water-skiing or kite flying while the water-skier or kite flyer is in the process of taking off.

Note 7: This restriction applies only to a vessel that is within 30 m of the shore or a dock, pier, raft, floating platform, or another vessel that is anchored, moored or under way.

Note 8: This restriction applies only to a vessel that is within 30 m of the shore, and does not apply to a vessel moving perpendicularly away from the shore while it is being used for water-skiing or kite flying while the water-skier or kite flyer is in the process of taking off.

PART 4

MANITOBA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)	Column 4 Maximum Speed in km/h Over the Ground
1.	Netley Creek from its junction with the Red River, extending 800 m upstream		50°17' 96°52'	9
2.	Paint Lake — in posted areas around the marina		55°28' 97°57'	10
3.	Assiniboine River	Assiniboine Riverv	49°51'58" 97°20'18" to 49°53'08" 97°07'36"	sunrise to sunset, 37 sunset to sunrise, 10*
4.	Red River	Red River	49°57'45" 97°04'13" to 49°44'14" 97°07'44"	sunrise to sunset, 70* sunset to sunrise, 50*

* Approach within 100 m of public docks, marinas, boat clubs, public boat launches at not more than 9 km/h

PART 5

NOVA SCOTIA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Specific Location (Where Necessary)	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)	Column 4 Maximum Speed in km/h Over the Ground
1.	Tidnish River, upstream from Irwins Point		45°59' 64°03'	15

PART 6

QUEBEC

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)	Column 4 Maximum Speed in km/h Over the Ground
1.	Châteauguay River from point A at position 45°21' 73°45' to point B at position 45°23' 73°45'	Rivière Châteauguay	45°21' 73°45' 45°23' 73°45'	13
2.	Châteauguay River from point B at position 45°23' 73°45' to point C at position 45°23' 73°46'	Rivière Châteauguay	45°23' 73°45' 45°23' 73°46'	13
3.	Châteauguay River from point B at position 45°23' 73°45' to point D at position 45°24' 73°45'	Rivière Châteauguay	45°23' 73°45' 45°24' 73°45'	13
4.	Within 60 m of the shore of Masson Lake	Lac Masson	46°03' 74°02'	6
5.	Within 60 m of the shore of North Lake	Baie North	46°03' 74°02'	6
6.	Within 60 m of the shore of Dupuis Lake	Lac Dupuis	46°02' 74°01'	6
7.	Under the bridge between Dupuis Lake and Masson Lake and 120 m on either side of the bridge		46°02' 74°01'	6
8.	Under the bridge between North Lake and Masson Lake and 120 m on either side of the bridge		46°03' 74°02'	6
9.	Lake François	Lac François	46°30' 75°18'	25
10.	Little Lake François	Petit lac François	46°29' 75°19'	25
11.	Elmina Lake	Lac Elmina	46°28' 75°27'	25
12.	Du Bois Clair Lake	Lac du Bois Clair	46°27' 75°26'	25
13.	Pilon Lake	Lac Pilon	46°26' 75°25'	25
14.	Latreille Lake	Lac Latreille	46°27' 75°24'	25
15.	Tomkin Lake	Lac Tomkin	46°21' 75°28'	25
16.	Valiquette Lake	Lac Valiquette	46°22' 75°26'	25
17.	Scattolin Lake	Lac Scattolin	46°29' 75°22'	25
18.	Aqueduc Lake	Lac Aqueduc	46°29' 75°21'	25
19.	Aux Quenouilles Lake	Lac aux Quenouilles	46°28' 75°21'	25
20.	Lake Hélène	Lac Hélène	46°28' 75°20'	25
21.	Brûlé Lake	Lac Brûlé	46°28' 75°19'	25
22.	Bisson Lake	Lac Bisson	46°29' 75°18'	25
23.	À la Truite Lake	Lac à la Truite	46°26' 75°19'	25
24.	Des Curs Lake	Lac des Curs	46°28' 75°17'	25
25.	Little Lake Lyon	Petit lac Lyon	46°15' 75°25'	25
26.	Tinon Lake	Lac Tinon	46°17' 75°24'	25
27.	Bénac Lake	Lac Bénac	46°16' 75°24'	25
28.	Puant Lake	Lac Puant	46°16' 75°24'	25
29.	Youville Lake	Lac Youville	46°28' 75°16'	25
30.	Snyder Lake	Lac Snyder	46°27' 75°15'	25
31.	Gaston Lake	Lac Gaston	46°26' 75°15'	25
32.	Allet Lake	Lac Allet	46°25' 75°18'	25
33.	Des Mauves Lake	Lac des Mauves	46°25' 75°18'	25
34.	Deschamps Lake	Lac Deschamps	46°24' 75°17'	25
35.	Iberville Lake	Lac Iberville	46°23' 75°16'	25
36.	Wagon Lake	Lac Wagon	46°25' 75°14'	25
37.	Sonis Lake	Lac Sonis	46°25' 75°14'	25
38.	Steel Lake	Lac Steel	46°23' 75°15'	25
39.	Du Diable Lake	Lac du Diable	46°28' 75°16'	25
40.	Perdu Lake	Lac Perdu	46°26' 75°21'	25
41.	Duffy Lake	Lac Duffy	46°18' 75°26'	25
42.	Noir Lake	Lac Noir	46°22' 75°14'	25
43.	Coulon Lake	Lac Coulon	46°21' 75°24'	25
44.	Longeau Lake	Lac Longeau	46°17' 75°27'	25
45.	Perras Lake	Lac Perras	46°16' 75°27'	25
46.	Chef Lake	Lac Chef	46°16' 75°27'	25
47.	Rolleau Lake	Lac Rolleau	46°21' 75°14'	25
48.	Caché Lake	Lac Caché	46°26' 75°18'	25
49.	Small Flood Lake	Lac Small Flood	46°18' 75°27'	25
50.	Canard Lake	Lac Canard	46°14' 75°26'	25
51.	Brochet Lake	Lac Brochet	46°27' 75°19'	25
52.	À la Vase Lake	Lac à la Vase	46°27' 75°20'	25
53.	Des Zouaves Lake	Lac des Zouaves	46°23' 75°14'	25
54.	Guibort Lake	Lac Guibort	46°21' 75°14'	25
55.	Hull Lake	Lac Hull	46°20' 75°14'	25
56.	Fos Lake	Lac Fos	46°20' 75°15'	25
57.	Gaucher Lake	Lac Gaucher	46°20' 75°27'	25
58.	Mitchell Lake	Lac Mitchell	46°20' 75°25'	25
59.	Little Du Chevreuil Lake	Petit lac du Chevreuil	46°20' 75°25'	25
60.	Berneuil Lake	Lac Berneuil	46°14' 75°26'	25
61.	Within a perimeter of 60 m from the shore of Charlebois Lake	Lac Charlebois	46°05' 74°03'	6
62.	Charlebois Lake	Lac Charlebois	46°05' 74°03'	60
63.	Poulin Lake	Lac Poulin	46°06' 70°49'	65
64.	De l'Achigan Lake	Lac de l'Achigan	45°56' 74°58'	67
65.	Des Seize Îles Lake	Lac des Seize Îles	45°54' 74°28'	56 (between 9:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.)
66.	Des Seize Îles Lake	Lac des Seize Îles	45°54' 74°28'	40 (between 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 a.m.)
67.	Des Seize Îles Lake, between a point at coordinates 45°55' 74°28' and Hawthorne Island at coordinates 45°55' 74°28'	Lac des Seize Îles	45°54' 74°28'	8
68.	Within a perimeter of 23 m from the shore of Des Seize Îles Lake	Lac des Seize Îles	45°54' 74°28'	8
69.	Des Seize Îles Lake, between Hawthorne Island at coordinates 45°55' 74°28' and Drinkell Island at coordinates 45°55' 74°28'	Lac des Seize Îles	45°54' 74°28'	16
70.	Des Seize Îles Lake, in the channel between Sparling and Amsden Islands at coordinates 45°53' 74°28'	Lac des Seize Îles	45°53' 74°28'	16
71.	Des Seize Îles Lake, in the channel between Cunningham and Myers Islands at coordinates 45°54' 74°28'	Lac des Seize Îles	45°54' 74°28'	16
72.	Rivière Yamaska Centre between a point located at the mouth of the river at coordinates 45°16' 72°30' and a point upstream at coordinates 45°18' 72°35'	Rivière Yamaska Centre		10
73.	Within a perimeter of 150 m from the shore of Lac Brome and Eagle Island	Lac Brome	45°15' 72°30'	10
74.	Lake Memphrémagog, in an area known as Verte Bay at coordinates 45°11' 72°18'	Lac Memphrémagog	45°11' 72°16'	10
75.	Lake Memphrémagog, in the narrows of Fitch Bay, between a point at coordinates 45°05' 72°13' and a point at coordinates 45°06' 72°11'	Lac Memphrémagog	45°08' 72°16'	10
76.	Magog River between a point located at the mouth of that river at coordinates 45°15' 72°10' and a point at coordinates 45°15' 72°08'		45°15' 72°08'	10
77.	Within a perimeter of 100 m from the shore of Lake Massawippi within the confines of North Hatley Village between a point at coordinates 45°16' 72°00' and a point at coordinates 45°16' 71°59'	Lac Massawippi	45°13' 72°00'	10
78.	Lake Massawippi within the confines of North Hatley Village between a point at coordinates 45°16' 72°00' and a point at coordinates 45°16' 71°59'	Lac Massawippi	45°13' 72°00'	70
79.	Massawippi River, between a point located at the mouth of that river at coordinates 45°17' 71°59' and a point upstream at coordinates 45°17' 71°59'	Rivière Massawippi		5
80.	Saint-François Bay (see Note 1)	Baie Saint-François	45°15' 74°09'	15

Note 1: This restriction does not apply during the regattas held during the period beginning on July 1 and ending on July 15

PART 7

SASKATCHEWAN

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)	Column 4 Maximum Speed in km/h Over the Ground
1.	That portion of the South Saskatchewan River between 52°07'14" 106°40'17" and 52°05'50" 106°41'25" and within 30 m of the east bank			30
2.	That portion of the South Saskatchewan River east of the south boundary of that portion of Section 4, Township 35, Range 6, west of the 3rd Meridian of Saskatchewan lying west of the river to 52°05'50" 106°41'25"			30
3.	That portion of the South Saskatchewan River east of the boundary of Section 35, Township 38, Range 4, west of the 3rd Meridian to 52°08'33" 106°38'13"			30

SCHEDULE 6
(Subsection 2(5), subparagraph 2(8)(b)(ii) and
subsections 10(3) and 11(2))

WATERS ON WHICH POWER-DRIVEN VESSELS
AND VESSELS DRIVEN BY ELECTRICAL
PROPULSION ARE SUBJECT TO A
STANDARDIZED SPEED LIMIT

PART 1

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 General Location (Where Necessary)	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)	Column 4 Maximum Speed in km/h Over the Ground
1.	Southern portion of Harrison Lake, buoyed and posted with authorized signs	Harrison Hot Springs	49°33' 121°50'	10
2.	Pender Canal	channel between North and South Pender Islands	48°46' 123°15'	10
3.	Stump Lake, expansion of Stump Lake Creek, northeast of Nicola Lake, approximately 30 km south of Kamloops	Merritt-Kamloops	50°23' 120°20'	70
4.	Unnamed bay on the west side of James Island, locally known as the Gunkhole, located southeast of Sidney and northeast of Victoria	west side of James Island	54°36' 123°21'	10
5.	That part of Osoyoos Lake known as Solana Bay, buoyed and signed	Osoyoos	49°02' 119°27'	10
6.	Parts of Green Lake as signed	Whistler	50°09' 122°57'	10
7.	Big Bar Lake	near Clinton	51°19' 121°48'	10
8.	Nanaimo Harbour, within 150 m of any shore except that of Dodd Narrows	Nanaimo	49°10' 123°54'	10
9.	Widgeon Slough	Pitt Lake, east of Vancouver, north of Pitt Meadows	49°21' 122°39'	5
10.	Hardy Bay (inner harbour)	Port Hardy	50°43' 127°29'	5
11.	Sicamous Narrows	between Shuswap and Mara Lakes	50°50' 118°59'	5
12.	Grant Narrows	Pitt Lake, east of Vancouver, north of Pitt Meadows	49°21' 122°37'	10
13.	Eagle River	Sicamous	50°51' 119°00'	5
14.	Bedford Channel	Langley City	49°10' 122°35'	10
15.	Salmon River (Estuary to confluence with the White River)	Sayward	50°23' 125°57'	10
16.	Ganges Harbour	Saltspring Island	48°51' 123°28'	10
17.	That part of Okanagan Lake known as Lakeshore Boat Launch, buoyed and signed	Kelowna	49°50' 119°29'	10
18.	That part of Okanagan Lake known as Water Street Boat Launch, buoyed and signed	Kelowna	49°53' 119°29'	10
19.	Bedford Channel, from the northern tip of Bray Island (Tavistock Point) to the Glover Road crossing (Jacob Haldi Bridge)	Langley City	49°10' 122°35'	10
20.	Cowichan Lake, within 60 m from shore	Lake Cowichan, Vancouver Island	48°51'13" 124°12'10"	10
21.	Cultus Lake, entrance to Main Beach, north of a line drawn from point A at coordinates 49°04'10" 121°58'43.6" to point B at coordinates 49°04'19.0" 121°59'0.5", buoyed and signed		49°04' 121°59'	5
22.	False Creek east of a line drawn from Kitsilano Point at coordinates 49°16'39"N 12°39'8"W in a direction of 45 (True) to a point at coordinates 49°17'01"N 123°08'34"W	False Creek	49°16' 123°08'	10
23.	In Columbia Lake, that part of the channel connecting Columbia Lake to Mud Lake, from a point at coordinates 50°21'10"N 115°52'47"W to a line drawn between points at coordinates 50°18'02"N 115°51'47"W and 50°18'08"N 115°50'49"W, signed, and within 100 m from the shore on the east side of the lake, between lines running in an east-west direction through points at coordinates 50°16'05"N 115°51'16"W and 50°12'39"N 115°50'34"W, buoyed and signed, and south of a line drawn between points at coordinates 50°10'44"N 115°50'50"W and 50°10'44"N 115°48'54"W, buoyed and signed	Columbia Lake, south of Invermere	50°15' 115°50'	10

PART 2

ONTARIO

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Specific Location	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)	Column 4 Maximum Speed in km/h Over the Ground
Trent-Severn Waterway
1.	That part of the Murray Canal from Sherwood Point to Twelve O'Clock Point		44°03' 77°38'	10
2.	That part of the Trent-Severn Waterway from a point above CPR bridge No. 3 to a point above Lock No. 1 (km 1.61 — 2.74)	44°28'04"N 78°14'02"W to 44°28'20"N 78°14'51"W		10
3.	That part of the Trent-Severn Waterway from a point below Lock No. 3 to a point below Lock No. 4 (km 6.28 — 7.40)	44°31'44"N 78°43'19"W to 44°32'14"N 78°44'43"W		10
4.	That part of the Trent-Severn Waterway from a point below Lock No. 6 to the emergency gate below Sill Island (km 11.75 — 13.04)	44°49'14"N 79°23'33"W to 44°49'33"N 79°24'04"W		10
5.	That part of the Trent River from Danger Narrows to a point above Lock No. 7 (km 20.76 – 23.01)		44°06' 77°34'	10
6.	That part of the Trent-Severn Waterway from a point below Lock No. 8 to a point above Lock No. 9 (km 40.72 – 42.33)	44°14'08"N 77°46'56"W to 44°14'53"N 77°48'00"W		10
7.	That part of the Trent-Severn Waterway from a point below Lock No. 10 to Meyers Island (km 45.06 — 46.35)	44°16'03"N 77°47'39"W to 44°16'41"N 77°47'46"W		10
8.	That part of the Trent River from a point below Lock No. 11/12 to the dam above Lock No. 13 (km 47.96 — 52.46)		44°06' 77°34'	10
9.	That part of the Trent River from Coles Point to a point above Lock No. 16/17 (km 57.78 — 58.90)		44°06' 77°34'	10
10.	That part of the Trent River known as Northumberland Narrows, between Burnt Point Bay and Seymore Lake (km 62.44 — 63.09)		44°24' 77°49'	10
11.	That part of the Trent River from the northern tip of Graham Island at spar buoy T322 to Highway 30 bridge, crossing the river (km 68.56 — 70.01)		44°06' 77°34'	10
12.	That part of the Trent River above Preston Island to the railway bridge above Lock No. 18 (km 81.27 — 82.88)		44°06' 77°34'	10
13.	That part of Rice Lake in the vicinity of Margaret Island (km 94.31 — 95.11)		44°12' 78°10'	10
14.	That part of the Otonabee River from Bridge No. 21A (Peterborough Bypass) to a point below Lock No. 19 (km 140.50 — 142.75)		44°09' 78°14'	10
15.	That part of the Trent-Severn Waterway in the vicinity of Lock No. 20 (km 144.20 — 147.42)	44°17'56"N 78°18'16"W to 44°19'43"N 78°18'15"W		10
16.	That part of the Trent-Severn Waterway in the vicinity of Nassau (km 149.67 — 150.31)	44°20'49"N 78°17'42"W to 44°21'11"N 78°17'34"W		10
17.	That part of the Otonabee River from the approach wall above Lock No. 24 to the lower approach wall at Lock No. 25 (km 155.15 — 156.49)		44°09' 78°14'	10
18.	That part of the Otonabee River from a point below Lock No. 26 to Haig Point (km 158.84 — 160.77)		44°09' 78°14'	10
19.	That part of Katchewanooka Lake in the vicinity of Second Island and the mainland (km 161.74 — 162.22)		44°27' 78°16'	10
20.	That part of Katchewanooka Lake in the vicinity of Douglas Island (km 165.60 — 165.92)		44°27' 78°16'	10
21.	That part of Katchewanooka Lake in the vicinity of Polly Island (km 167.21 — 167.37)		44°27' 78°16'	10
22.	That part of Clear Lake in the vicinity of Young's Point (km 168.18 — 168.66)		44°30' 78°12'	10
23.	That part of the main channel of the Trent-Severn Waterway in he vicinity of Hells Gate channel, from an unnamed island near buoy C178 to the tip of Hitchins Island (km 176.46 — 177.74)		44°32' 78°09'	10
24.	That part of the Trent-Severn Waterway from the approach wall above Lock No. 28 to Scow Rock (km 181.85 — 183.05)	44°33'33"N 78°12'31"W to 44°33'19"N 78°13'17"W	44°33' 78°13'	10
25.	That pat of the Trent-Severn Waterway from Starboard Daybeacon C278 near Johnsons Point on Lower Buckhorn Lake to the lower approach wall at Lock No. 31 (km 192.71 — 194.35)	44°33'30.1"N 78°19'43.6"W to 44°33'21"N 78°20'45.1"W	44°33' 78°20'	10
26.	That part of Chemong Lake that is within 224 m of either side of the causeway bridge at Bridgenorth, located as described in column 2	44°23'17"N 78°23'10"W to 44°23'01"N 78°23'15"W	44°24' 78°23'	10
27.	That part of Buckhorn Lake at Gannon Narrows (km 208.98 — 210.43)		44°29' 78°23'	10
28.	That part of Big Bob Channel from North River Point at Bobcaygeon to a point above Cottage Point at Bobcaygeon (km 221.12 — 224.02)		44°32' 78°32'	10
29.	That part of the Scugog River, in the vicinity of Lindsay, from the old railway bridge abutment at buoy CP68 to the Highway 7 and Highway 35 bridge (km 248.54 — 255.89)		44°24' 78°45'	10
30.	That part of the Fenelon River from Sturgeon Lake to Cameron Lake (km 245.58 — 247.52)		44°32' 78°44'	10
31.	That part of the Trent-Severn Waterway from Cameron Lake to Balsam Lake (km 252.02 — 254.76)	44°34'08"N 78°46'05"W to 44°34'24"N 78°47'53"W		10
32.	That part of the Gull River from the bridge on Highway 35 at Coboconk southwesterly to the narrows of that river, a distance of approximately 2 km		44°38' 78°49'	10
33.	That part of the Trent-Severn Waterway from Balsam Lake to Canal Lake (km 263.29 — 273.43)	44°34'37"N 78°53'37"W to 44°35'09"N 79°00'04"W		10
34.	That part of the Talbot River from Canal Lake to Lake Simcoe (km 281.47 — 293.22)		44°28' 79°10'	10
35.	That part of the Holland River from its confluence with the Holland River East Branch to a point approximately 400 m upstream, located as described in column 2	44°09'56"N 79°31'00"W	44°12' 79°31'	10
36.	That part of the Holland River East Branch from its confluence with the Holland River to the Queensville Side Road at River Drive Park, as set out in column 2	44°09'56"N 79°31'00"W to 44°07'36"N 79°30'18"W	44°10' 79°31'	10
37.	That part of the Holland River from Highway 11 downstream approximately 1 800 m, located as set out in column 2	44°06'47"N 79°32'47"W	44°12' 79°31'	10
38.	That part of Lake Simcoe, in the vicinity of Atherley Narrows, from a point adjacent to the Orchard Point public wharf to a point halfway between buoy S308 and buoy S310 (km 317.53 — 318.60)		44°25' 79°20'	10
39.	That part of the Trent-Severn Waterway from Lake Couchiching to Sparrow Lake (km 334.74 – 344.40)	44°44'36"N 79°20'25"W to 44°48'01"N 79°23'34"W		10
40.	That part of Sparrow Lake in the vicinity of Grand View Point (km 346.97 — 347.62)		44°47' 79°24'	10
41.	That part of the Severn River in the vicinity of First Cut, also called Sparrow Lake Chute (km 352.93 — 353.41)		44°48' 79°43'	10
42.	That part of the Severn River in the vicinity of Second Cut, also called McDonald's Cut (km 355.99 — 356.47)		44°48' 79°43'	10
43.	That part of the Severn River in the vicinity of Hydro Glen (km 357.31 – 358.40)		44°48' 79°43'	10
44.	That part of the Severn River in the vicinity of Severn Falls (km 366.29 — 366.93)		44°48' 79°43'	10
45.	That part of the Severn River from the charted location of starboard buoy S106 to the upper approach wall at the Big Chute marine railway (km 373.00 — 374.06)		44°48' 79°43'	10
46.	That part of the Severn River in the vicinity of Little Chute (km 375.46 – 376.58)		44°48' 79°43'	10
47.	That part of Gloucester Pool between Deer Island and Porcupine Island, as set out in column 2	44°51'16"N 79°41'33"W to 44°51'30"N 79°41'21"W	44°51' 79°42'	10
48.	That part of Gloucester Pool called The Narrows (km 383.51 — 384.15)		44°49' 79°42'	10
49.	That part of the Trent-Severn Waterway from the vicinity of Calf Island on Little Lake to the Highway 69 bridge below Lock No. 45 (km 386.24 — 387.44)	44°48'40"N 79°43'12"W to 44°47'01"N 79°43'22"W		10
50.	That part of the Holland River that begins 90 m upstream of and ends 90 m downstream of Halfway Haven Marina, as set out in column 2	44°09'00"N 79°31'53"W	44°12' 79°31'	10
51.	That part of Stony Lake in the vicinity of Juniper Island and Big Otter Island, contained within the positions marked by buoys or signs, located as set out in column 2	44°32'59"N 78°09'01"W 44°32'57"N 78°08'46"W 44°32'47"N 78°08'55"W 44°32'45"N 78°08'59"W 44°32'54"N 78°09'12"W	44°33' 78°06'	10
Kingston-Cornwall Area
1.	That part of Bobs Lake being the 100 m channel between Green Bay and the main body of Bobs Lake, located as set out in column 2	44°40'16"N 76°35'39"W	44°41' 76°35'	10
2.	That part of Bobs Lake being the 10 m channel between Crow Bay and the main body of Bobs Lake, located as set out in column 2	44°40'27"N 76°36'20"W	44°41' 76°35'	10
3.	The 20 m channel between Crow Lake and Crow Bay of Bobs Lake, located as set out in column 2	44°40'45"N 76°37'02"W	44°42' 76°35' 44°41' 76°37'	10
4.	That part of Bobs Lake being the 200 m channel between Buck Bay and the main body of Bobs Lake, located as set out in column 2	44°38'28"N 76°37'34"W	44°41' 76°35'	10
5.	That part of Little Silver Lake from the boat launch at the south end of the south arm of the lake to the narrows at the island at the north end of the south arm of the lake, all within the coordinates set out in column 2	44°47'24"N 76°30'16"W to 44°48'22"N 76°29'50"W	44°48' 76°30'	10
6.	That part of the St. Lawrence River known as the Bateau Channel commencing at a line between Grog Island light at 44°18'14.5"N 76°14'58"W and Cooks Point at 44°17'58"N 76°15'09"W, thence westerly for approximately 1.4 km to a line between the north shore of the channel at 44°18'18.5"N 76°16'04"W and the south shore of the channel at 44°18'7.5"N 76°16'04"W		44°17' 76°16'	10
Georgian Bay Area
1.	Snug Harbour, Carling Twp., Parry Sound District		45°22' 80°18'	10
2.	That part of Hangdog Channel from the northwest corner of Island 104 southeasterly a distance of approximately 500 m, located as set out in column 2	44°56'54"N 79°55'54"W to 44°56'30"N 79°55'44"W	44°56' 79°55'	10
3.	That part of Georgian Bay known as the South Channel, between Parry Island and Rose Point, extending northeasterly 130 m and southwesterly 120 m from the centre line of the Wasauksing swing bridge	45°18'08"N 80°02'06"W to 45°19'00"N 80°02'08"W	45°19' 80°02'	5
Kenora Area
1.	Golf Course Bay in the Town of Kenora, Kenora District	49°45'00"N 94°28'40"W	49°45' 94°29'	10
Pembroke Area
1.	Virgin Lake (formerly Dempseys Lake), Bagot and Blythfield Twp	45°16'06"N 76°39'30"W	45°16' 76°40'	10
2.	That part of the Madawaska River from its confluence with the Ottawa River upstream to the Ontario Hydro Dam, all within the Town of Arnprior as described in column 2	45°26'08"N 76°21'05"W to 45°26'32"N 76°21'00"W	45°27' 76°21'	10
3.	White Lake in Darling Twp and Pakenham Twp, Lanark County, and in Bagot Twp and McNab Twp, Renfrew County		45°18' 76°31'	70
4.	That part of the Bonnechere River upstream from Golden Lake for a distance of 250 m, in North Algoma Twp, Renfrew County, as set out in column 2	45°36'06"N 77°23'16"W to 45°36'13"N 77°23'02"W	45°31' 76°33'	10
5.	That part of the Bonnechere River from Round Lake to the Bailey bridge east of the Tramore Dam in the Twp of Killaloe, Hagarty and Richards, located as set out in Column 2	45°37'30"N 77°28'14"W to 45°37'23"N 77°27'10"W	45°31' 76°33'	10
Thunder Bay Area
1.	That part of the Kaministiquia River in the City of Thunder Bay from the 20th Side Road downstream to the western boundary of Lot 14, Concession I, S.K.R., located as set out in column 2	48°20'58"N 89°21'35"W to 48°21'02"N 89°19'58"W	48°24' 89°13'	10
2.	That part of the Nipigon River that is Water Lot location TW 152 and that is opposite Lots 12 and 13, Concession I, Nipigon Twp, Thunder Bay District and that is known locally as Nipigon Harbour		48°57' 88°14'	10
Haliburton Area
1.	That part of the Head River between Head Lake and Fishog Lake, Digby Twp, Victoria County, located as set out in column 2	44°45'30"N 78°54'00"W to 44°46'30"N 78°53'10"W	44°44' 79°15'	10
2.	That part of the Redstone River between Little Redstone Lake and Redstone Lake, Guilford Twp, Haliburton County, located as set out in column 2	45°13'20"N 78°33'30"W to 45°13'15"N 78°33'00"W	45°07' 78°38'	10
3.	That part of the Redstone River between Pelaw Lake and Little Redstone Lake, Guilford Twp, Haliburton County, located as set out in column 2	45°13'00"N 78°33'30"W to 45°13'20"N 78°33'00"W	45°07' 78°38'	10
4.	The expansion of Horseshoe Lake, known locally as Mirror Lake, Minden Twp, Haliburton County		44°59' 78°41'	10
5.	That part of the Kennisis River that flows through Lots 16 and 17 in Concessions VII and VIII, Stanhope Twp, Haliburton County		45°07' 78°44'	10
Toronto Area
1.	That part of Whitby Harbour within the area bounded by the buoys located at the coordinates set out in column 2	43°50'58"N 78°55'40"W to 43°50'57"N 78°55'37"W	43°52' 78°56'	10
2.	That part of Carruthers Creek, in the Town of Ajax, from Shoal Point Road Bridge south to Lake Ontario		43°51' 79°02'	10
3.	That part of Duffins Creek, in the Town of Ajax, from the John Mills Bridge at Bayly Street West south to Lake Ontario		43°48' 79°02'	10
4.	Frenchman's Bay, in the Town of Pickering		43°49' 79°05'	10
5.	That part of the Credit River in the City of Mississauga, known as Port Credit Harbour, lying between the mouth of that river and the Queen Elizabeth Way	44°33'N 79°35'W to 43°33'N 79°36'W	44°33' 79°35'	10
Chatham Area
1.	That part of the Detroit River from the most northeastern point of Fighting Island, thence eastward approximately 600 m to the westerly shore of the Township of Sandwich West (Concession I, Part of Lot 34), thence southward along the Township of Sandwich West shoreline approximately 6 000 m to the most southern boundary of Concession I, Part of Lot 3, thence westward across the waters of the Detroit River approximately 1 000 m to the most southeastern point of Fighting Island, thence northward along the Fighting Island eastern shoreline approximately 2 200 m, thence eastward across the waters of the Detroit River approximately 600 m to the most southwestern point of Grass Island, thence northward along the western shore of Grass Island a distance of approximately 1 900 m to its most northwestern point, thence westward across the waters of the Detroit River to the eastern shore of Fighting Island, thence northward approximately 1 900 m along the eastern shore of Fighting Island to the point of origin, all lying within the coordinates set out in column 2	42°14'37"N 83°06'50"W to 42°11'25"N 83°06'53"W	42°03' 83°09'	10
2.	That part of the Ausable River from the mouth of the harbour to the south boundary of the Village of Grand Bend	43°19'00"N 81°46'38"W to 43°18'00"N 81°44'30"W	43°18' 81°45'	10
3.	That part of Port Dalhousie Harbour, from the outer lighthouse south to a line drawn from the "all vessels prohibited" sign located 24 m north of the Heywood Generating Station on the west side of the harbour to the "all vessels prohibited" sign located on the east side of the harbour 70 m north of the control structure dam	43°12'34.5" 79°15'50" to 43°11'55" 79°15'53" to 43°11'55" 79°15'51"	43°12' 79°15'	10
4.	That part of the Ausable River from the mouth of the river at Lake Huron, through Port Franks, to a point 250 m east of the Port Franks Conservation Area boat launch	43°14'03" 81°54'17" to 43°14'00" 81°53'10"	43°14' 81°54'	10
5.	That part of Promenade Launch Basin in the city of Mississauga from a line drawn between the signs at the mouth of the basin, located on the east and west headlands at the coordinates set out in column 2	43°33.79' 79°33.61' to 43°33.95' 79°33.74'	43°33' 79°33'	10
6.	That part of Lakefront Promenade Basin/harbour in the city of Mississauga, from a line drawn between the signs at the mouth of the harbour, located on the north and south break walls at the coordinates set out in column 2	43°33.80' 79°33.36' to 43°34.03' 79°33.31'	49°33' 79°33'	10
Rideau Canal Area
1.	That part of the Rideau Canal from the upstream side of the Plaza Bridge near the Ottawa Locks to the downstream entrance to the Hogs Back Locks (km 0.35 — 8.45)	45°25'26" N 75°41'38"W to 45°22'16"N 75°42'02"W	44°53' 76°00'	10
2.	That part of the Rideau Canal between Hogs Back and Black Rapids, including Mooneys Bay, located as set out in column 2	45°22'12"N 75°41'57"W to 45°20'54"N 75°41'59"W	44°53' 76°00'	10
3.	That part of the Rideau Canal immediately upstream and downstream of the Manotick Bridge (km 25.35 — 26.28)		44°53' 76°00'	10
4.	That part of the Rideau Canal in the vicinity of a marina south of Collins Point, Rideau Township, Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton (km 30.6 — 30.4), located as set out in column 2	45°12'10"N 75°38'45"W to 45°12'08"N 75°38'33"W	44°53' 76°00'	10
5.	That part of the Rideau Canal immediately upstream of "The Catchall" in the Rideau River to the downstream entrance to the Burritts Rapids Lock (km 59.06 — 62.65)	45°00'16.5"N 75°45'17.5"W to 44°58'57"N 75°47'08"W	44°53' 76°00'	10
6.	That part of the Rideau Canal from the upstream entrance to the Burritts Rapids Lock to immediately upstream of Burritts Rapids Island (km 62.65 — 64.78)		44°53' 76°00'	10
7.	That part of the Rideau Canal between Lower Nicholsons Lock (No. 18) and the approach channel above Upper Nicholsons Lock (No. 19) (km 67.32 — 68.11)		44°53' 76°00'	10
8.	That part of the Rideau Canal cut upstream of the Merrickville Locks (km 71.86 — 72.61)		44°53' 76°00'	10
9.	That part of the Rideau Canal cut upstream of the Kilmarnock Lock (km 84.81 — 85.30)		44°53' 76°00'	10
10.	That part of the Rideau Canal cut above Edmonds Lock (km 90.44 — 90.64)		44°53' 76°00'	10
11.	That part of the Rideau Canal beginning near the downstream entrance to Old Slys Lock to the CNR bascule bridge immediately above the upstream entrance to the Smiths Falls Detached Lock (km 90.77 — 95.06)		44°53' 76°00'	10
12.	That part of the Rideau Canal consisting of the cut at the Poonamalie Lock (km 97.45 — 99.17)		44°53' 76°00'	10
13.	That part of the Tay Canal between the upstream and the downstream entrances to the canal cut at the Beveridges Locks (km 105.73 — 107.99)		44°53' 76°08'	10
14.	That part of the Tay Canal from immediately downstream of the Craig Street Bridge to the upstream end of the canal basin at Gore Street in the Town of Perth (km 114.96 — 115.74)		44°53' 76°08'	10
15.	That part of Big Rideau Lake in the vicinity of Rideau Ferry bounded by lines drawn parallel to the Rideau Ferry Bridge at a distance of 535 m downstream and 650 m upstream from the centre line of that bridge	44°51'00"N 76°08'09"W to 44°50'39"N 76°08'50"W	44°51' 76°09'	10
16.	That part of Big Rideau Lake at the approaches to Adams Lake (Lot 3, Concession V, North Burgess Twp, Lanark County) from a line drawn from headland to headland at the channel entrance from Big Rideau Lake, thence northwestward to the beginning of Adams Lake, a distance of 300 m	44°48'23"N 76°12'07"W to 44°48'39"N 76°12'22"W	44°46' 76°13'	10
17.	That part of Big Rideau Lake at the entrance to Hoggs Bay on Rideau Lake, from a line drawn in a southwesterly direction from the southerly tip of Island No. 228 to the mainland at the boat launching ramp in Murphys Point Provincial Park	44°46'41"N 76°13'03"W to 44°46'48"N 76°13'03"W	44°46' 76°13'	10
18.	That part of Big Rideau Lake between the north and south ends of Fancy Free Island	44°44'57"N 76°12'45"W to 44°44'37"N 76°12'43"W	44°46' 76°13'	10
19.	That part of Big Rideau Lake, south of Colonel By Island, formerly known as Livingstone Island and adjacent to Long Island, contained within the coordinates set out in column 2	44°44'04"N 76°13'28"W to 44°43'47"N 76°13'28"W to 44°44'01"N 76°12'52"W to 44°44'25"N 76°12'56"W	44°46' 76°13'	10
20.	That part of Big Rideau Lake at Portland harbour and Mill Bay lying within an area enclosed by the shoreline and a line drawn from Amis Point to the south end of Sheep Island and from Sheep Island to the mainland at Mill Bay, located as set out in column 2	44°20'02"N 76°11'39"W to 44°42'13"N 76°11'21"W	44°42' 76°11'	10
21.	That part of Big Rideau Lake from a line drawn from headland to headland at the entrance to Muskrat Hole extending 100 m into Big Rideau Lake	44°43'56"N 76°14'58"W to 44°43'50"N 76°15'05"W	44°46' 76°13'	10
22.	Muskrat Hole		44°44' 76°15'	5
23.	That part of the Rideau Canal side channel to Westport, in the vicinity of the public wharf in the Village of Westport (km 137.0 – 137.32)		44°53' 76°00'	10
24.	That part of the Rideau Canal consisting of the canal cut at the Newboro Locks (km 133.90 — 136.38)		44°53' 76°00'	10
25.	That part of the Rideau Canal from the north end of Goat Island to the south entrance to the Elbow Channel (km 140.42 — 140.93)		44°53' 76°00'	10
26.	That part of the Rideau Canal from a point off the northeast end of Scott Island to a point off the southwest end of Scott Island at the isthmus (km 141.93 — 142.27)		44°53' 76°00'	10
27.	That part of the Rideau Canal from the north end of Rocky Island in Indian Lake to the downstream entrance to the canal cut at Chaffeys Locks (km 143.79 — 145.32)		44°53' 76°00'	10
28.	That part of the Rideau Canal from Freed Island in Sand Lake to a point between Hog Island and Goose Island in Whitefish Lake (km 153.88 — 156.59)		44°53' 76°00'	10
29.	That part of the Rideau Canal in Little Cranberry Lake from the upstream entrance to Murphy's Narrows to Haskins Point (km 159.94 — 162.75)		44°28' 76°15'	10
30.	That part of the Rideau Canal side channel to Seeleys Bay between the junction of the main channel and the branch channel to the public wharf at Seeleys Bay (km 162.35 — 163.40)	44°29'04" N 76°14'43"W to 44°28'44"N 76°14'17"W	44°53' 76°00'	10
31.	That part of the Cataraqui River from "The Round Tail" at the southern exit from Cranberry Lake to the northern entrance to the Styx River (km 170.91 — 188.13)		44°14' 76°28'	10
32.	That part of the Cataraqui River from Charon Point to Harriet Point (km 187.33 — 188.13)		44°14' 76°28'	10
33.	That part of the Cataraqui River from the downstream entrance to the Kingston Mills Lock to the downstream side of the piers of the high-level bridge at Highway 401 (km 191.53 — 192.41)		44°14' 76°28'	10
Lindsay-Peterborough Area
1.	That part of the Burnt River from Lot 11, Con. VI and VII, to the entrance to Goose Lake, Lot 24, Con. I, all lying within Somerville Twp, Victoria County	44°41'N 78°42'W to 44°35'N 78°46'W	44°35' 78°46'	10
2.	Catchacoma Lake, except for that part of Catchacoma Lake lying between the mainland and the easterly side of McGee Island, Cavendish Twp, Peterborough County		44°45' 78°19'	70
3.	Mississagua Lake in Cavendish and Harvey Twps, except for that part known as Catchacoma Narrows, in Cavendish Twp, Peterborough County		44°42' 78°19'	70
4.	Beaver Lake in Cavendish and Anstruther Twps, Peterborough County		44°44' 78°17'	70
5.	Gold Lake in Cavendish, Burleigh and Anstruther Twps., except that part known as Cavendish Narrows, in Cavendish Twp, Peterborough County		44°43' 78°17'	70
6.	Cavendish Lake in Cavendish Twp, Peterborough County		44°44' 78°17'	70
7.	Catchacoma Narrows, Cavendish Twp, Peterborough County		44°43' 78°18'	10
8.	The narrows between Beaver Lake and Catchacoma Lake, known locally as McGinnis Lake, Cavendish Twp, Peterborough County	Beaver Lake and Catchacoma Lake	44°44' 78°17' 44°45' 78°19'	10
9.	That part of Beaver Creek within Marmora Township, Hastings County, from the mouth of the creek at the Crowe River, upstream to Fidlar Rapids as set out in column 2	44°29'43" 77°42'10" to 44°31'30" 77°42'02"	44°30' 77°42' to 44°32' 77°42'	10
10.	That part of the Crowe River within Marmora Township, Hastings County, from the lot line between Lots 11 and 12, Concession III, upstream and into Crowe Lake to a line drawn northeastward where the lake widens to 100 m, drawn from a point at coordinates 44°30'18" 77°42'42" and a point at coordinates 44°30'15" 77°42'40"	44°30'10" 77°42'38" to 44°30'11" 77°42'34" to 44°30'15" 77°42'42" to 44°30'18" 77°42'40"	44°29' 77°44'	10
11.	That part of Chandos Lake known as Gilmour Bay Narrows	44°47.23' 77°57.54' to 44°47.66' 77°57.40'	44°47' 78°57'	10
12.	That part of Stoney Lake, north of Boshing Narrows, from the mainland to and including the navigation channel between points as set out in column 2	44°33.56' 78°07.13' to 44°33.80' 78°06.70'	44°33' 78°07'	10
13.	That part of Jack Lake known as Jack Lake Narrows	44°41.82' 78°01.22' to 44°41.58' 78°01.51'	44°41' 78°01'	10
Muskoka-Parry Sound Area
1.	That part of the North Branch Muskoka River from Bracebridge Falls to its confluence with the South Branch Muskoka River		45°02' 79°19'	5
2.	The Muskoka River from its confluence with the North Branch Muskoka River and the South Branch Muskoka River to the mouth of the river at Lake Muskoka		45°01' 79°23'	10
3.	Moot Lake, in the Township of Lake of Bays, Muskoka District		45°09' 79°10'	10
London Area
1.	That part of the Thames River that is within the limits of the City of London (see Note 1)		42°19' 82°27'	10
2.	That part of the North Thames River that is within the limits of the City of London (see Note 1)		42°59' 81°15'	10
Niagara-Simcoe Area
1.	That part of Big Creek in the Twp of Norfolk from the mouth of the creek at Long Point Bay in South Walsingham Twp, upstream to the creek's second intersection with Highway 59 in Lot 12, Concession VII, North Walsingham Twp, located as set out in column 2	42°35'45"N 80°27'13"W to 42°41'22"N 80°32'46"W	42°36' 80°27'	5
2.	That part of Twenty Mile Creek in the Town of Lincoln from a point approximately 90 m south of the metal railway bridge, thence south along the east channel to the 21st Street bridge	43°09'52" 79°21'14" to 43°09'07" 79°21'44"	43°10' 79°22'	5
Lake Simcoe and Surrounding Area
1.	That part of Lake Simcoe from the outer end of the breakwater at the development known as Lagoon City up to and including all the man-made canals in that development located in Lots 14 and 15, Concessions IV and V, Corporation of the Township of Ramara, Simcoe County		44°25' 79°20'	10
2.	That part of the Severn River known locally as the East Branch of the Severn River (and also known as the Green River) from the most southern CNR bridge near Lake Couchiching downstream to the confluence with the main flow of the Severn River that forms the municipal boundary, all lying within the Corporation of the Township of Ramara as set out in column 2	44°44'17.5"N 79°20'04.5"W to 44°45'15.6"N 79°19'07.4"W	44°48' 79°43'	10
3.	That part of the Black River from the Switch Road bridge downstream to the confluence with the Severn River, lying within the Corporation of the Township of Ramara as set out in column 2	44°43'35"N 79°18'34.4"W to 44°45'09.1"N 79°18'43.5"W	44°42' 79°19'	10
4.	That part of Murphy Creek from the mouth of the creek at Lake Simcoe to the Muley Point Road crossing	44°34'53" 79°18'46" to 44°35'25" 79°18'06"	44°35' 79°18'	10

Note 1: This restriction does not apply to special events such as water-ski competitions that are endorsed or sanctioned by the City of London

PART 3

QUEBEC

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Répertoire toponymique du Québec or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Répertoire toponymique du Québec Reference System)	Column 4 Maximum Speed in km/h Over the Ground
1.	Des Sables Lake outside the zones described in items 2 to 4	Lac des Sables	46°02' 74°18'	55
2.	Within 30.5 m of the shore of Des Sables Lake	Lac des Sables	46°02' 74°18'	5
3.	Major Bay of Des Sables Lake	Lac des Sables	46°02' 74°17'	5
4.	Centre-Ville Bay of Des Sables Lake	Lac des Sables	46°02' 74°17'	5
5.	Archambault Lake outside the zone described in item 27	Lac Archambault	46°19' 74°15'	55
6.	Baribeau Lake outside the zone described in item 28	Lac Baribeau	46°21' 74°10'	55
7.	Beauchamp Lake outside the zone described in item 29	Lac Beauchamp	46°18' 74°12'	55
8.	Bouillon Lake outside the zone described in item 30	Lac Bouillon	46°16' 74°11'	55
9.	La Clef Lake outside the zone described in item 31	Lac la Clef	46°23' 74°13'	55
10.	Croche Lake	Lac Croche	46°21' 74°06'	55
11.	Des Aulnes Lake (Isidore and Garon) outside the zone described in item 32	Lac des Aulnes	46°22' 74°11'	55
12.	Léon Lake outside the zone described in item 33	Lac Léon	46°22' 74°16'	55
13.	Major Lake outside the zone described in item 34	Lac Major	46°21' 74°12'	55
14.	De la Montagne Noire Lake outside the zone described in item 35	Lac de la Montagne Noire	46°12' 74°16'	55
15.	Ouareau Lake outside the zone described in item 36	Lac Ouareau	46°17' 74°09'	55
16.	Du Pimbina Lake	Lac du Pimbina	46°23' 74°14'	55
17.	Perreault Lake outside the zone described in item 37	Lac Perreault	46°20' 74°07'	55
18.	Provost Lake	Lac Provost	46°24' 74°16'	55
19.	Raquette Lake outside the zone described in item 38	Lac Raquette	46°15' 74°20'	55
20.	Rochemaure Lake outside the zone described in item 39	Lac Rochemaure	46°22' 74°10'	55
21.	Saint-Onge Lake outside the zone described in item 40	Lac Saint-Onge	46°22' 74°08'	55
22.	Sombre Lake outside the zone described in item 41	Lac Sombre	46°20' 74°05'	55
23.	Sylvère Lake outside the zone described in item 42	Lac Sylvère	46°21' 74°04'	55
24.	Saint-Michel River (Michel) outside the zone described in item 43	Rivière Saint-Michel (Michel)	46°18' 74°16'	55
25.	Noir Creek outside the zone described in item 44	Ruisseau Noir	46°23' 74°16'	55
26.	Du Pimbina Creek outside the zone described in item 45	Ruisseau du Pimbina	46°21' 74°14'	55
27.	Within 100 m of the shore of Archambault Lake	Lac Archambault	46°19' 74°15'	10
28.	Within 100 m of the shore of Baribeau Lake	Lac Baribeau	46°21' 74°10'	10
29.	Within 100 m of the shore of Beauchamp Lake	Lac Beauchamp	46°18' 74°12'	10
30.	Within 100 m of the shore of Bouillon Lake	Lac Bouillon	46°16' 74°11'	10
31.	Within 100 m of the shore of La Clef Lake	Lac la Clef	46°23' 74°13'	10
32.	Within 100 m of the shore of Des Aulnes Lake (Isidore and Garon)	Lac des Aulnes	46°22' 74°11'	10
33.	Within 100 m of the shore of Léon Lake	Lac Léon	46°22' 74°16'	10
34.	Within 100 m of the shore of Major Lake	Lac Major	46°21' 74°12'	10
35.	Within 100 m of the shore of De la Montagne Noire Lake	Lac de la Montagne Noire	46°12' 74°16'	10
36.	Within 100 m of the shore of Ouareau Lake	Lac Ouareau	46°17' 74°09'	10
37.	Within 100 m of the shore of Perreault Lake	Lac Perreault	46°20' 74°07'	10
38.	Within 100 m of the shore of Raquette Lake	Lac Raquette	46°15' 74°20'	10
39.	Within 100 m of the shore of Rochemaure Lake	Lac Rochemaure	46°22' 74°10'	10
40.	Within 100 m of the shore of Saint-Onge Lake	Lac Saint-Onge	46°22' 74°08'	10
41.	Within 100 m of the shore of Sombre Lake	Lac Sombre	46°20' 74°05'	10
42.	Within 100 m of the shore of Sylvère Lake	Lac Sylvère	46°21' 74°04'	10
43.	Within 100 m of the shore of the Saint-Michel River (Michel)	Rivière Saint-Michel (Michel)	46°18' 74°16'	10
44.	Within 100 m of the shore of Noir Creek	Ruisseau Noir	46°23' 74°16'	10
45.	Within 100 m of the shore of Du Pimbina Creek	Ruisseau du Pimbina	46°21' 74°14'	10
46.	Du Château Bay of Archambault Lake	Lac Archambault	46°19' 74°15'	10
47.	Blanc Lake outside the zone described in item 48	Lac Blanc	46°20' 74°13'	55
48.	Within 50 m of the shore of Blanc Lake	Lac Blanc	46°20' 74°13'	10
49.	Pimodan Lake	Lac Pimodan	46°23' 75°18'	25
50.	Manitou Lake outside the zones described in items 51 to 53	Lac Manitou	46°54' 74°22'	55
51.	Within 23 m of the shore of Manitou Lake	Lac Manitou	46°54' 74°22'	10
52.	Manitou Lake between Nord Bay and Adams Point	Lac Manitou	46°54' 74°22'	10
53.	Manitou Lake in the channels of the island locally known as McCall Island	Lac Manitou	46°54' 74°22'	10
54.	Bleu Lake	Lac Bleu Inc.	45°53' 73°59'	40
55.	Bowker Lake outside the zones described in items 56 and 57	Lac Bowker	45°25' 72°13'	55
56.	Within the bay of Bowker Lake	Lac Bowker	45°25' 72°13'	10
57.	Within 75 m of the shore of Bowker Lake	Lac Bowker	46°25' 72°13'	10
58.	Des Écorces Lake outside the zone described in item 59	Lac des Écorces	46°00' 74°32'	55
59.	Within 23 m of the shore of Des Écorces Lake	Lac des Écorces	46°00' 72°32'	5
60.	L'Assomption River between point A at coordinates 46°01' 73°27' and point B at coordinates 46°03' 73°28'	Rivière L'Assomption	46°01' 73°27' 46°03' 73°28'	25
61.	Lake McGregor including Mud Bay, Courville Bay, and Martin Bay		45°38' 75°39'	70
62.	Massawippi Lake outside the zone described in item 63	Lac Massawippi	45°13' 72°00'	70
63.	Within 100 m of the shore of Massawippi Lake	Lac Massawippi	45°13' 72°00'	10
64.	Tomifobia River between point A at coordinates 45°11' 72°02' and point B at coordinates 45°10' 72°02'	Rivière Tomifobia	45°11' 72°02' 45°10' 72°02'	5
65.	Massawippi River between point A at coordinates 45°17' 71°58' and point B at coordinates 45°18' 72°55'	Rivière Massawippi	45°17' 71°58' 45°18' 72°55'	5
66.	Maskinongé Lake outside the zone described in item 67	Lac Maskinongé	46°19' 73°23'	70
67.	Within 150 m of the shore of Maskinongé Lake	Lac Maskinongé	46°19' 73°23'	10
68.	The St. Lawrence River between the points at coordinates 45°35' 73°28' and 45°39' 73°26' lying south of the Boucherville Islands	Fleuve Saint-Laurent	45°35' 73°28' 45°39' 73°26'	70
69.	The St. Lawrence River within 50 m south of the Boucherville Islands between the points at coordinates 45°35' 73°28' and 45°38' 73°27'	Fleuve Saint-Laurent	45°35' 73°28' 45°38' 73°27'	10
70.	The St. Lawrence River within 100 m north of the City of Boucherville between the points at coordinates 45°35' 73°28' and 45°39' 73°26'	Fleuve Saint-Laurent	45°35' 73°28' 45°39' 73°26'	10
71.	That part of the St. Lawrence River known as La Grande Rivière between Saint-Jean Island and Sainte-Marguerite Island between the points at coordinates 45°35' 73°29' and 45°36' 73°28'	Fleuve Saint-Laurent	45°35' 73°29' 45°36' 73°28'	10
72.	That part of the St. Lawrence River known as Bras Nord de La Grande Rivière between Saint-Jean Island and À Pinard Island between the points at coordinates 45°36' 73°29' and 45°36' 73°28'	Fleuve Saint-Laurent	45°36' 73°29' 45°36' 73°28'	10
73.	That part of the St. Lawrence River known as La Passe between De la Commune Island and Grosbois Island between the points at coordinates 45°37' 73°28' and 45°37'01" 73°28'01"	Fleuve Saint-Laurent	45°37' 73°28' 45°37'01" 73°28'01"	10
74.	Lake Saint-Joseph outside the zone described in item 77	Lac Saint-Joseph	45°58' 74°20'	70
75.	Lake Sainte-Marie outside the zone described in item 78	Lac Sainte-Marie	45°56' 74°25'	70
76.	Petite River connecting Lake Sainte-Marie to Lake Saint-Joseph, outside the zone described in item 79	La Petite Rivière	45°58' 74°19'	70
77.	Within 30 m of the shore of Lake Saint-Joseph	Lac Saint-Joseph	45°58' 74°20'	10
78.	Within 30 m of the shore of Lake Sainte-Marie	Lac Sainte-Marie	45°56' 74°25'	10
79.	Within 30 m of the shore of the La Petite River connecting Lake Sainte-Marie to Lake Saint-Joseph	La Petite Rivière	45°58' 74°19'	10
80.	Little Cerf Lake outside the zone described in item 85	Petit lac du Cerf	46°16' 75°30'	70
81.	Big Cerf Lake outside the zone described in item 86	Grand lac du Cerf	46°16' 75°31'	70
82.	Lefebvre Lake outside the zone described in item 87	Lac Lefebvre	46°16' 75°29'	70
83.	Mallone Lake outside the zone described in item 88	Lac Mallone	46°19' 75°31'	70
84.	À Dick Lake outside the zone described in item 89	Lac à Dick	46°20' 75°30'	70
85.	Within 60 m of the shore of Little Cerf Lake	Petit lac du Cerf	46°16' 75°30'	10
86.	Within 60 m of the shore of Big Cerf Lake	Grand lac du Cerf	46°16' 75°31'	10
87.	Within 60 m of the shore of Lefebvre Lake	Lac Lefebvre	46°16' 75°29'	10
88.	Within 60 m of the shore of Mallone Lake	Lac Mallone	46°19' 75°31'	10
89.	Within 60 m of the shore of À Dick Lake	Lac à Dick	46°20' 75°30'	10
90.	Lake Saint-Augustin	Lac Saint-Augustin	46°45' 71°23'	55
91.	Guindon Lake	Lac Guindon	45°52' 74°07'	10
92.	Guindon Lake	Lac Guindon	46°45' 71°23'	55
93.	Des Seigneurs Lake	Lac des Seigneurs	45°52' 74°07'	10
94.	Lake Saint-Amour	Lac Saint-Amour	45°51' 74°07'	10
95.	Marois Lake	Lac Marois	45°51' 74°08'	10
96.	Ouimet Lake	Lac Ouimet	45°50' 74°10'	10
97.	Lake Johanne	Lac Johanne	45°50' 74°08'	10
98.	Fraser Lake	Lac Fraser	45°23' 72°11'	10
99.	Lake Saint-Joseph outside the zone described in item 100	Lac Saint-Joseph	45°54' 71°38'	70
100.	Within 100 m of the shore of Lake Saint-Joseph	Lac Saint-Joseph	45°54' 71°38'	10
101.	Lake Saint-Joseph (see Note 1)	Lac Saint-Joseph	45°54' 71°38'	40
102.	Aux Pins River	Rivière aux Pins	46°54'00" 71°37'28"	5
103.	Within 50 m of the line of buoys between the points at coordinates 46°52'25" 71°37'13" and 46°52'27" 71°37'04"	Lac Saint-Joseph	46°52'25" 71°37'13" 46°52'27" 71°37'04"	10
104.	Within 50 m of the line of buoys between the points at coordinates 46°52'37" 71°36'52" and 46°52'59" 71°36'52"	Lac Saint-Joseph	46°52'37" 71°36'52" 46°52'59" 71°36'52"	10
105.	Within 50 m of the lines of buoys between the points at coordinates 46°54'11" 71°37'23" and 46°54'17" 71°37'26"	Lac Saint-Joseph	46°54'11" 71°37'23" 46°54'17" 71°37'26"	10
106.	Within 50 m of the line of buoys between the points at coordinates 46°52'23" 71°37'23" and 46°52'24" 71°37'10"	Lac Saint-Joseph	46°52'23" 71°37'23" 46°52'24" 71°37'10"	10
107.	Lake Connelly outside the zone described in item 108	Lac Connelly	45°54' 73°58'	70
108.	Within 50 m of the shore of Lake Connelly	Lac Connelly	45°54' 73°58'	25
109.	Magog River - west tributary: from the dam at point A at coordinates 46°16'23" 72°09'22" to Magog Lake bounded by a line connecting point D at coordinates 45°16'38" 72°03'26" and point E at coordinates 45°16'52" 72°03'29"	Rivière Magog	46°16'23" 72°09'22" to 45°16'38" 72°03'26" to 45°16'52" 72°03'29"	25
110.	Magog Lake outside the zones described in items 111 and 112	Lac Magog	45°18' 72°02'	70
111.	Within 100 m from the shore of Magog Lake	Lac Magog	45°18' 72°02'	10
112.	Magog Lake, south of a line connecting point B at coordinates 45°16'18" 72°03'47" and point C at coordinates 45°16'04" 72°02'55"	Lac Magog	45°16'18" 72°03'47" and 45°16'04" 72°02'55"	10
113.	Magog River - east tributary (outlet): from Magog Lake a distance of 1 km eastward to a line connecting point G at coordinates 45°20'25" 72°00'49" and point F at coordinates 45°20'22" 72°00'47"	Rivière Magog	45°20'25" 72°00'49" and 45°20'22" 72°00'47"	10
114.	Magog River - east tributary (outlet): east of a line connecting point G at coordinates 45°20'25" 72°00'49" and point F at coordinates 45°20'22" 72°00'47"	Rivière Magog	45°20'25" 72°00'49" and 45°20'22" 72°00'47"	55
115.	Tremblant Lake outside the zone described in item 116	Lac Tremblant	46°15' 74°38'	55
116.	Within 60 m of the shore of Tremblant Lake (see Note 2)	Lac Tremblant	46°15' 74°38'	10
117.	Aux Quenouilles Lake outside the zone described in item 118	Lac aux Quenouilles	46°10' 74°23'	55
118.	Within 60 m of the shore of Aux Quenouilles Lake (see Note 2)	Lac aux Quenouilles	46°10' 74°23'	5
119.	Auberge du Petit Bonheur Bay	Lac aux Quenouilles	46°10' 74°23'	10
120.	Lyster Lake, outside the zones described in items 121 and 122	Lac Lyster	45°02' 71°54'	55
121.	Lyster Lake, within 100 m of its shoreline	Lac Lyster	45°02' 71°54'	10
122.	Lyster Lake, north of a line drawn from point A at coordinates 45°01' 71°55' to point B at coordinates 45°02' 71°54'	Lac Lyster	45°02' 71°54'	10
123.	De la Petite Nation River, between the canal bridge at coordinates 45°35'50" 75°06'15" and the Highway 148 bridge at coordinates 45°36'20" 75°07'45"	Rivière de la Petite Nation	45°36' 75°07'	10
124.	Lake Mégantic	Lac Mégantic	45°32' 70°53'	55 from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m.
125.	Lake Mégantic outside the zones described in items 126 to 132	Lac Mégantic	45°32' 70°53'	70 from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
126.	Lake Mégantic within 100 m of its shoreline	Lac Mégantic	45°32' 70°53'	10
127.	The marsh at the head of Lake Mégantic, zone R at coordinates 42°27' 70°53' (see Note 3)	Lac Mégantic	45°32' 70°53'	5
128.	The marsh of the Victoria River, zone S at coordinates 45°32' 70°53' (see Note 3)	Lac Mégantic	45°32' 70°53'	5
129.	Lake Mégantic within the Des Sables Bay sector, north of a line connecting point J at coordinates 45°34'45" 70°55'20" and point K at coordinates 45°35' 70°55'	Lac Mégantic	45°32' 70°53'	15
130.	Lake Mégantic east of the federal dock, at the marina, zone L at coordinates 45°34' 70°53'	Lac Mégantic	45°32' 70°53'	5
131.	Lake Mégantic, within the Des Joncs Lake sector, zone Q at coordinates 45°27' 70°51'	Lac des Joncs	45°32' 70°53'	10
132.	Lake Mégantic, in the Du lac de Joncs River sector, between point M at coordinates 45°29' 70°52' and point N at coordinates 45°27' 70°51'	Rivière du lac des Joncs	45°32' 70°53'	10
133.	Arnold River between point O at coordinates 45°27' 70°52' and point P at coordinates 45°26' 70°52'	Rivière Arnold	45°32' 70°52'	10
134.	Victoria River between point T at coordinates 45°32' 70°56' and point U at coordinates 45°32' 70°57'	Rivière Victoria	45°33' 70°56'	10
135.	Viceroi Lake, outside the zone described in item 136	Lac Vert	45°51' 75°06'	55, except from 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m., when a speed limit of 25 applies
136.	Viceroi Lake, within 70 m of its shoreline, excluding the Saint-Pierre Bay Narrows (see Note 2)	Lac Vert	45°51' 75°06'	10
137.	Lake Alain	Lac Alain	46°57' 71°50'	10
138.	Brompton Lake	Lac Brompton	45°26' 72°09'	30, except from 8:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.
139.	Brompton Lake, north of a line connecting point A at coordinates 45°24'25" 72°08'41" and point B at coordinates 45°24'26" 72°08'24"	Lac Brompton	45°26' 72°09'	70
140.	Brompton Lake, within 100 m of its shoreline (see Note 2)	Lac Brompton	45°26' 72°09'	10
141.	Brompton Lake, south of a line connecting point A at coordinates 45°24'25" 72°08'41" and point B at coordinates 45°24'26" 72°08'24"	Lac Brompton	45°26' 72°09'	10
142.	Brompton Lake, within 100 m of the shores of Mitchell and Allen Islands and an island indicated by point C at coordinates 45°25'53" 72°09'30"	Lac Brompton	45°26' 72°09'	10
143.	Barrière Lake, outside the zone described in item 144	Lac Barrière	45°53' 75°06'	70
144.	Barrière Lake, within 70 m of its shoreline (see Note 2)	Lac Barrière	45°53' 75°06'	25
145.	The narrows between Dasserat and Desvaux Lakes	Lac Dasserat and lac Desvaux	48°16' 79°25' 48°12' 79°25'	10
146.	Papineau Lake, outside the zones described in item 147	Lac Papineau	46°08' 74°19'	70, except from 9:00 p.m. to 8:30 a.m., when a speed limit of 10 applies
147.	Papineau Lake, within 23 m of its shore and within 23 m of the shore of its islands	Lac Papineau	46°08' 74°19'	10
148.	À la Loutre Lake	Lac à la Loutre	46°05' 74°54'	10
149.	De l'Achigan Lake, outside the zone described in item 150	Lac de l'Achigan	46°56' 73°58'	70
150.	De l'Achigan Lake, within 75 m of its shore and within 75 m of the shore of its islands	Lac de l'Achigan	46°56' 73°58'	10
151.	Beaudette River, between point A at coordinates 45°12'30" 74°19'00" and point B at coordinates 45°13'50" 74°22'30"	Rivière Beaudette	45°12' 74°19'	5
152.	The Ottawa River, between point A at coordinates 45°33'50" 74°22'31" and point B at coordinates 45°33'58" 74°22'30"	Barrage de Carillon	45°34' 74°23'	10
153.	Lovering Lake, outside the zone described in item 154	Lac Lovering	45°10' 72°09'	70
154.	Lovering Lake, within 100 m of its shore	Lac Lovering	45°10' 72°09'	10
155.	Aux Araignées Lake, outside the zones described in items 156 to 160	Lac aux Araignées	45°28' 70°49'	50
156.	Aux Araignées Lake, within 100 m of its shore and east of a line connecting point A at coordinates 45°28'45" 70°47'45" and point B at coordinates 45°27'50" 70°47'45"	Lac aux Araignées	45°28' 70°49'	10
157.	Aux Araignées Lake, within the marsh sector of the Aux Araignées River	Marécage de la rivière aux Araignées	45°28' 70°49'	5
158.	Aux Araignées Lake, within the marsh sector of the Des Indiens River	Marécage de la rivière des Indiens	45°29' 70°48'	5
159.	That part of Aux Araignées Lake in the Aux Araignées River	Rivière aux Araignées	45°28' 70°52'	10
160.	That part of Aux Araignées Lake in the Indiens River	Rivière des Indiens	45°29' 70°48'	10
161.	Lake Memphrémagog, in Magog Bay, in the zone delimited on the north by the shore and the southern limit of Zones A and C described in item 22 of Part 6 of Schedule 2 and on the south by a line drawn from a point on Cabana Point at coordinates 45°15'10" 72°10'14" to the navigation buoy at coordinates 45°15'59" 72°10'05", thence to a point located on Merry Point at coordinates 45°15'52" 72°09'44", excluding a 100 m wide, marked channel located to the southeast of a line drawn from that navigation buoy to a point on the shore at coordinates 45°16'06" 72°09'41"	Lac Memphrémagog	45°08' 72°16'	10
162.	Lake Memphrémagog, in that part of Magog Bay within 100 m of the shore of Charest Island, located at coordinates 45°15'46" 72°09'42"	Lac Memphrémagog	45°08'00' 72°16'11"	10
163.	Aux Sables Lake	Lac aux Sables	46°53' 72°22'	25
164.	Cap Rouge River, east of Gaudaville Bridge at coordinates 46°45'21" 71°20'58" up to its confluence with the St. Lawrence River	Rivière du Cap Rouge	46°45' 71°21'	10
165.	Cap Rouge River, in an area located at its confluence with the St. Lawrence River (a part of Lots 288 and 292) bounded to the south by a line drawn 30 m south of the Cap-Rouge marina wharf at coordinates 46°44'47" 71°20'34", to the north by the high water line and the Galarneau Bridge, to the east by Lots 291 and 71-31, and to the west by lot 71-49	Rivière du Cap Rouge	46°45' 71°21'	10
166.	Lake Saint-François, in the Rats Musqués Bay, west of a line joining point A at coordinates 45°57'55" 71°11'05" and point B at coordinates 45°57'50" 71°10'50"	Lac Saint-François	45°55' 71°10'	10
167.	Matagami Lake, in an area bounded by point A at coordinates 49°53'26" 77°16'04", point B at coordinates 49°53'25" 77°16'12", point C at coordinates 49°52'58" 77°16'24" and point D at coordinates 49°52'54" 77°16'21"	Lac Matagami	49°53' 77°30'	5
168.	Supérieur Lake	Lac Supérieur	46°12' 74°28'	10
169.	De la Grande Fourche Lake, within 60 m of shore	Lac de la Grande Fourche	47°46' 69°12'	10
170.	Du Moine Channel, between points at coordinates 46°03'54" 73°01'37" and 46°03'45" 73°01'09"	Chenal du Moine	46°05' 72°58'	5
171.	Du Moine Channel, between points at coordinates 46°03'45" 73°01'09" and 46°05'10" 72°57'21"	Chenal du Moine	46°05' 72°58'	10
172.	Channels between Chenal-du-Moine Road and Létourneau Island and Aux Fantômes Island, between points at coordinates 46°04'15" 72°59'16" and 46°04'42" 72°58'14"	Chenal de l'Île Létourneau and chenal de l'Île aux Fantômes	46°04' 72°59'	5
173.	D'Embarras Channel	Chenal d'Embarras	46°05' 72°58'	5
174.	Du Doré Channel	Chenal du Doré	46°05' 72°57'	10
175.	À Côté Channel	Chenal à Côté	46°05' 72°57'	10
176.	Aux Corbeaux Channel between points at coordinates 46°04'37" 73°02'12" and 46°06'11" 73°00'07"	Chenal aux Corbeaux	46°05' 73°01'	10
177.	Île à Lapierre Bay	Baie de l'Île à Lapierre	46°06' 73°00'	5
178.	Île de Grâce Bay Reserve	Baie de l'Île de Grâce Vieille Baie Baie de l'Île aux Corbeaux	46°06' 73°01'	5
179.	Jacques-Cartier River between points at coordinates 46°51'47" 71°32'46" and 46°53'57" 71°30'46"	Rivière Jacques-Cartier	46°40' 71°45'	25
180.	Lake Saint-François, in areas other than the waters described in items 181 to 188	Lac Saint-François	45°55' 71°10'	70
181.	Lake Saint-François, in Sauvage Bay, within 100 m of the shore on the major part of the circumference of the lake in those areas other than those described at items 182 and 183	Lac Saint-François	45°50' 71°10'	10
182.	Lake Saint-François, in Sauvage Bay, within 35 m of the shore between points at coordinates 45°50'19" 71°08'57" and 45°50'20" 71°08'41"	Lac Saint-François	45°50' 71°10'	10
183.	Lake Saint-François, in Sauvage Bay, within 50 m of the shore between points at coordinates 45°50'06" 71°09'34" and 45°49'53" 71°09'34"	Lac Saint-François	45°50' 71°10'	10
184.	Lake Saint-François, within 100 m of the shore of three islands between points at coordinates 45°52'35" 71°09'27", 45°48'12" 71°08'57" and 45°47'36" 71°08'51"	Lac Saint-François	45°50' 71°10'	10
185.	Lake Saint-François, within an area located within points at coordinates 45°49'03" 71°09'56", 45°49'12" 71°09'37", 45°50'41" 71°08'50" and 45°50'20" 71°08'40"	Lac Saint-François	45°50' 71°10'	40
186.	Lake Saint-François, within an area located within points at coordinates 45°49'03" 71°09'56", 45°49'12" 71°09'37" and 45°47'26" 71°08'20"	Lac Saint-François	45°50' 71°10'	25
187.	Lake Saint-François, in the Ashberham River, between points at coordinates 45°58'34" 71°15'35" and 45°58'21" 71°15'09"	Lac Saint-François	45°50' 71°10'	10
188.	Lake Saint-François, in the Aux Bleuets River, between points at coordinates 45°55'45" 71°07'26", 45°56'44" 71°08'48" and 45°55'48" 71°08'59"	Lac Saint-François	45°50' 71°10'	10
189.	Des Deux Montagnes Lake, within 600 m of the shore of the Municipality of Saint-Placide	Lac des Deux Montagnes	45°27' 74°00'	10
190.	Des Deux Montagnes Lake, Vaudreuil Bay, in the area located to the west of a straight line joining the northern limit of Du Club Street at a point at coordinates 45°23'29" 74°00'47" and a point on lot 2257 at coordinates 45°24'55" 74°00'45"	Lac des Deux Montagnes	45°27' 74°00'	10
191.	Lake Simon:	Lac Simon	45°58' 75°05'
	(a) within 70 m of the high water mark; and (b) at more than 70 m from the high water mark			25 70
192.	Gagnon Lake:	Lac Gagnon	46°07' 75°07'	10
	(a) within 70 m of the high water mark (see Note 2); and			25
	(b) at more than 70 m from the high water mark			70
193.	The Leamy Lake navigation channel that is, that portion of Leamy Lake, the north passage linking Leamy Lake to the Gatineau River and the part of the south passage linking Leamy Lake to De la Carrière Lake, as marked by navigation buoys and signs	Leamy Lake	45°27' 75°43'	10
194.	Ernest River:	Rivière Ernest	46°08' 75°08'
	(a) on a section located between a point at coordinates 46°08'18" 75°09'32" and a point at coordinates 46°08'18" 75°07'30"; and (b) on a section located between a point at coordinates 46°08'18" 75°07'30" and a point at coordinates 46°08'23" 75°07'30"			5 10
195.	De la Petite Nation River, on a section located between a point at coordinates 46°04'04" 75°05'54" and a point at coordinates 46°01'59" 75°04'41"	Rivière de la Petite Nation	45°35' 75°06'	10
196.	Preston River, on a section located between a point at coordinates 46°00'35" 75°04'05" and a point at coordinates 46°00'07" 75°05'05"	Rivière Preston	46°00' 75°05'	10
197.	Grenville Channel, on a section located between a point at coordinates 45°37'04" 74°35'14" and a point at coordinates 45°37'51" 74°36'34", and along the southwestern shore of the island forming the southwestern side of Grenville Channel and extending to a distance of 50 m from that shore into the Gatineau River, between a line drawn in a westerly direction and passing through a point at coordinates 45°37'51" 74°36'34" and a line drawn in a southerly direction and passing through a point at coordinates 45°37'04" 74°35'14" and a point at coordinates 45°37'02" 74°35'15"		45°37' 74°36' 45°20' 73°55'	10
198.	Les Trois Lacs Lake:	Les Trois Lacs	45°48' 71°54'
	(a) up to 50 m from the shoreline and in the connecting channels; and (b) on the remaining part of the lake			10 55
199.	Southwest Nicolet River:	Rivière Nicolet Sud-Ouest	46°13' 72°36'	10
	(a) from the Les Trois Lacs Lake exit at a point at coordinates 45°48'10" 71°54'40" to the existing dam at a point at coordinates 45°47'50" 71°55'00"; and (b) from the entrance to Les Trois Lacs Lake at a point at coordinates 45°47'32" 71°52'15" to La Petite Island at a point at coordinates 45°47'37" 71°51'47"	Rivière Parenteau
200.	Windsor Lake		45°39' 71°53'	10
201.	Lake Saint-Louis within 300 m of shore, in that part of the lake located between a line drawn from the wharf of Saint-Louis Park to the western limit of René Lévesque Park and a line drawn in the direction of and extending from 6th Avenue in Lachine	Lac Saint-Louis	45°26' 73°42'	10
202.	Pearson River, from its mouth at a point at coordinates 45°14' 72°31' to a point at coordinates 45°13' 72°31'	Ruisseau Pearson	45°14' 72°32'	5
203.	Chambly Basin:	Bassin de Chambly	45°27' 73°17'
	(a) within 125 m of the shore, in an area delineated by a line drawn between points at the following coordinates: 45°26'59" 73°16'39", 45°26'56" 73°17'25", 45°27'50" 73°17'24" and 45°27'56" 73°16'36"; and (b) on the remaining part of the basin			10 40
204.	Ouareau River:	Rivière Ouareau	45°56' 73°25'
	(a) between Blanc Lake and Ouareau Lake, in the buoyed channel between a point at coordinates 46°19'43" 74°12'38" and the end of the buoyed channel at a point at coordinates 46°18'12" 74°10'15"; and (b) outside the channel			25
205.	Croche Lake, within 50 m of the shore	Lac Croche	46°21' 74°06'	10
206.	Du Pimbina Lake, within 50 m of the shore	Lac du Pimbina	46°23' 74°14'	10
207.	Provost Lake, within 50 m of the shore	Lac Provost	46°24' 74°16'	10
208.	Simoneau Lake: (a) within 30 m of the shore; and	Lac Simoneau	45°24' 72°11'	10
	(b) on the remaining part of the lake			40
209.	Leclerc Lake	Lac Leclerc	45°24' 72°12'	10
210.	Des Monts Lake: (a) within 30 m of the shore; and (b) on the remaining part of the lake	Lac des Monts	45°24' 72°11'	10 40
211.	Bran de Scie Lake: (a) within 30 m of the shore; and (b) on the remaining part of the lake	Lac des Monts	45°24' 72°12'	10 40
212.	Waterloo Lake	Lac Waterloo	45°20' 72°31'	10
213.	Matambin Lake: (a) within 30 m of the shore; and (b) on the remaining part of the lake	Lac Matambin	46°19'50" 73°32'20"	10 55
214.	Aylmer Lake:	Lac Aylmer	45°49' 71°21'
	(a) within 75 m of the high water mark on the entire perimeter of the lake located on the north side of the Aylmer dam located at a point at coordinates 45°45'35" 71°24'20" (see Note 2); (b) in Bullfrog Bay, adjacent to Domaine-Saint-Laurent, west of a line drawn from point A at coordinates 45°46'30" 71°23'15" to point B at coordinates 45°47'00" 71°22'30"; (c) in Ward Bay, in Domaine-Saint-Laurent, west of longitude 71°23'05", between latitudes 45°47'45" and 45°47'55", and at the confluence of the Coulombe River and Aylmer Lake, west of longitude 71°23'30" and north of latitude 45°49'25", and still in Ward Bay, in an area east of longitude 71°22'00", between latitudes 45°48'45" and 45°49'25"; (d) in Moose Bay, in the area of the mouth of the Longue Pointe River located west of a line drawn between point A at coordinates 45°51'15" 71°21'30" and point B at coordinates 45°51'45" 71°21'45" up to the confluence of the Longue Pointe River and Aylmer Lake, at a point at coordinates 45°51'10" 71°22'05"; (e) in that part of the mouth of the Maskinongé River located east of longitude 71°21'00" and south of latitude 45°49'25", up to the confluence of the Maskinongé River and Aylmer Lake at a point at coordinates 45°47'00" 71°20'45"; (f) in the mouth of the Troisième River, east of longitude 71°20'00" and between latitudes 45°50'10" and 45°50'20"; (g) in the mouth of the Jackman River, east of longitude 71°20'20" and between latitudes 45°50'40" and 45°50'50"; (h) inside the marina basin area between latitudes 45°53'25" and 45°53'55", and from the bridge at Highway 112 to the Saint-François River rapids at latitude 45°54'15"; (i) in the area located between the entrance to Pansu Road at latitude 45°55'10" and the mouth of the Coleraine River at latitude 45°56'50"; (j) within 100 m of the municipal wharfs, one located north of latitude 45°49'50" between longitudes 71°23'05" and 71°23'25" and the other one located east of longitude 71°20'15" between latitudes 45°48'15" and 45°48'30"; and (k) within 200 m of the shore of the sand beaches at (i) beach 1, east of longitude 71°20'20" between latitudes 45°49'10" and 45°50'10", (ii) beach 2, east of longitude 71°21'50" between latitudes 45°46'50" and 45°47'10", (iii) beach 3, south of latitude 45°46'20" between longitudes 71°22'25" and 71°22'50", (iv) beach 4, adjacent to Bellerive Park, west of longitude 71°22'45" and north of latitude 45°49'45", and (v) beach 5, adjacent to Camping Lachance, east of longitude 71°22'10" and north of latitude 45°49'35"			10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
215.	Lake Memphrémagog: (a) within 100 m of the shore (see Note 2); and (b) the remaining part of the lake	Lac Memphrémagog	45°08' 72°16'	10 70
216.	Des Prairies River: (a) between a point at coordinates 45°31'32" 73°53'45" at Roussin Island and a point at coordinates 45°41'51" 73°31'25", at Moulin Island (see Note 2)	Rivière des Prairies	45°33' 73°41'
	(i) within 30 m of the shore, and			10
	(ii) at more than 30 m from the shore, between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.;			25
	(b) the portion of the river between the eastern tip of the Island of Montréal at the confluence of the St. Lawrence River and the Des Prairies River at a point at coordinates 45°42'12" 73°28'33" and the Highway 40 bridge at a point at coordinates 45°41'58" 73°30'31" (see Note 2)
	(i) within 50 m of the shore of the Island of Montréal, and			10
	(ii) at more than 50 m from the shore of the Island of Montréal, between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.;			25
	(c) the portion of the river from the Highway 40 bridge at a point at coordinates 45°41'58" 73°30'31" to the confluence of the Des Prairies River and Des Deux Montagnes Lake at a point at coordinates 45°28'17" 73°56'20" (see Note 2)
	(i) within 30 m of the shore of the Island of Montréal, and			10
	(ii) at more than 30 m from the shore of the Island of Montréal, between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.;			25
	(d) within 50 m of the shore of Bizard Island between a point at coordinates 45°31'14" 73°52'51" and a point at coordinates 45°28'30" 73°56'34";			10
	(e) within 30 m of the shore of the following islands:			10
	(i) the unnamed islands with their centroids at points at coordinates 45°28'13" 73°55'03", 45°28'02" 73°54'56", 45°28'42" 73°52'49", 45°28'31" 73°52'49", 45°32'17" 73°42'53", 45°30'24" 73°51'26", 45°38'17" 73°36'30" and 45°28'06" 73°54'51", (ii) Gagné Island with its centroid at a point at coordinates 45°38'34" 73°36'25", (iii) Jasmin Island with its centroid at a point at coordinates 45°29'56" 73°51'26", (iv) Lapierre Island with its centroid at a point at coordinates 45°38'11" 73°36'42", (v) Mercier Island with its centroid at a point at coordinates 45°29'00" 73°52'35", (vi) Ménard Island with its centroid at a point at coordinates 45°29'26" 73°51'37", (vii) Perry Island with its centroid at a point at coordinates 45°32'51" 73°41'51", (viii) Rochon Island with its centroid at a point at coordinates 45°38'12" 73°36'54", (ix) Aux Chats Island with its centroid at a point at coordinates 45°30'58" 73°45'13", (x) Roxboro Island with its centroid at a point at coordinates 45°30'48" 73°49'11", (xi) La Visitation Island with its centroid at a point at coordinates 45°34'46" 73°39'40", and (xii) Cheval de Terre Island with its centroid at a point at coordinates 45°35'09" 73°39'20";
	(f) within 50 m of the shore of the following islands (see Note 2): (i) Bonfoin Island with its centroid at a point at coordinates 45°42'05" 73°29'54", and (ii) Haynes Island with its centroid at a point at coordinates 45°41'52" 73°30'06"; and			10
	(g) outside the areas referred to in paragraphs (a) to (f), between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.			25
217.	The St. Lawrence River:		49°40' 64°30'
	(a) within 300 m of the shore between points at coordinates 45°25'47" 73°41'36" and 45°25'29" 73°39'58" (see Note 2);			10
	(b) within 50 m of the shore between points at coordinates 45°25'29" 73°39'57" at the eastern point of the Island of Montréal and 45°42'12" 73°28'33" at the confluence of the St. Lawrence River and the Des Prairies River (see Note 2);			10
	(c) within 50 m of the shore of the section of the river where the following islands are located and within 50 m of the shore of those islands (see Note 2): (i) Jos-Ouellet Island with its centroid located at a point at coordinates 45°25'15.3" 73°35'53.1", (ii) Aux Chèvres Island with its centroid located at a point at coordinates 45°25'32.3" 73°34'46.1",			10
	(iii) Aux Hérons Island with its centroid located at a point at coordinates 45°25'24" 73°34'45", (iv) Des Soeurs Island with its centroid located at a point at coordinates 45°27'31.1" 73°33'03.9", (v) Mud Pie Island with its centroid located at a point at coordinates 45°26'20.0" 73°33'20.8", (vi) Notre-Dame Island with its centroid located at a point at coordinates 45°29'52.2" 73°31'23.4", (vii) Rock Island with its centroid located at a point at coordinates 45°25'48.6" 73°34'12.8", (viii) Sainte-Hélène Island with its centroid located at a point at coordinates 45°31'06.4" 73°32'02.4", (ix) les Sept Soeurs Islands with their centroids at points at coordinates 45°25'22.2" 73°35'16.3", 45°25'09.8" 73°35'24.1", 45°25'13.4" 73°35'19.2", 45°25'05.5" 73°35'18.6", 45°25'06.9" 73°35'19.7", 45°25'10.5" 73°35'19.9", 45°25'14.0" 73°35'25.7", 45°25'16.2" 73°35'15.1", 45°25'15.1" 73°35'24.9", 45°25'20.1" 73°35'14.4", 45°25'16.6" 73°35'23.2", 45°25'18.5" 73°35'14.4", 45°25'08.9" 73°35'21.2", and (x) the unnamed islands with their centroids at points at coordinates 45°25'41.8" 73°35'23.3", 45°25'57.4" 73°34'56.6", 45°28'17.8" 73°31'53.2", 45°26'05.7" 73°34'50.2", 45°26'28.4" 73°33'32.8", 45°25'57.4" 73°34'59.1", 45°25'43.5" 73°35'28.8", 45°25'46.9" 73°35'21.9", 45°25'57.9" 73°34'57.7", 45°29'32.3" 73°31'47.5", 45°26'03.9" 73°34'55.7", 45°31'39.5" 73°31'55.9", 45°42'08.7" 73°28'36.4", 45°25'50.9" 73°35'20.2", 45°25'41.9" 73°35'25.2", 45°25'45.3" 73°35'28.6", 45°38'50.8" 73°29'02.9", 45°25'51.2" 73°34'24.2"; and
	(d) outside the areas referred to in paragraphs (a) to (c), between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.			25
218.	Lake Saint-Louis: (a) within 50 m of the shore, between points at coordinates 45°24'12" 73°57'23" (the Highway 20 bridge) and 45°25'55" 73°41'37"; (b) within 50 m of the shores of the following islands (see Note 2):	Lac Saint-Louis	45°24' 73°48'	10 10
	(i) Bushy Island, with its centroid at a point at coordinates 45°25'57" 73°44'03", (ii) Dixie Island, with its centroid at a point at coordinates 45°25'54" 73°43'27", (iii) Dorval Island, with its centroid at a point at coordinates 45°25'56" 73°44'31", (iv) the unnamed islands with their centroids at points at coordinates 45°24'10" 73°55'35", 45°25'24" 73°51'35", 45°25'30" 73°50'06", 45°25'22" 73°51'40", 45°25'55" 73°40'45", 45°24'12" 73°55'44", 45°25'32" 73°50'05" and 45°25'51" 73°40'15"; and
	(c) outside the areas referred to in paragraphs (a) and (b), between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.			25
219.	Des Deux Montagnes Lake: (a) within 50 m of the shores of the following islands (see Note 2):	Lac des Deux Montagnes	45°27' 74°00'	10
	(i) the unnamed islands with their centroids at points at coordinates 45°24'44.0" 73°57'55.1", 45°28'13.3" 73°56'23.7", 45°24'20.0" 73°57'29.7", 45°24'14.6" 73°57'21.2", 45°27'37.5" 73°56'46.3", 45°24'50.8" 73°58'05.8", 45°27'59.3" 73°56'36.0", 45°27'17.7" 73°56'41.4", 45°25'08.6" 73°58'12.7", 45°25'09.2" 73°58'17.5", 45°25'05.7" 73°58'10.8", and 45°25'26.4" 73°58'32.2", and
	(ii) Girwood Island, with its centroid at a point at coordinates 45°25'17.1" 73°58'25,7";
	(b) within 50 m of the shore of the Island of Montréal between a point at coordinates 45°24'12" 73°57'23" and a point at coordinates 45°28'17" 73°56'20"; and			10
	(c) outside the areas referred to in paragraphs (a) and (b), between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.			25
220.	Beauregard Lake: (a) within 30 m of shore; and (b) at more than 30 m from shore	Lac Beauregard	46°09' 73°59'	10
	(i) between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., and (ii) between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.			25 70
221.	Lake Catherine: (a) within 30 m of shore; and (b) at more than 30 m from shore	Lac Catherine	46°09' 74°00'	10
	(i) between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., and (ii) between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.			25 70
222.	Des Cèdres Lake: (a) within 30 m of shore; and (b) at more than 30 m from shore	Lac des Cèdres	46°07' 74°03'	10
	(i) between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., and (ii) between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.			25 70
223.	Lake Délia:	Lac Délia	46°09' 73°59'
	(a) within 30 m of shore; and			10
	(b) at more than 30 m from shore
	(i) between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., and (ii) between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.			25 70
224.	Doux Lake:	Lac Doux	46°10' 73°59'
	(a) within 30 m of shore; and			10
	(b) at more than 30 m from shore
	(i) between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., and (ii) between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.			25 70
225.	Drummond Lake: (a) within 30 m of shore; and (b) at more than 30 m from shore	Lac Drummond	46°07' 73°59'	10
	(i) between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., and (ii) between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.			25 70
226.	Exérine Lake:	Lac Exérine	46°08' 73°59'
	(a) within 30 m of shore; and			10
	(b) at more than 30 m from shore
	(i) between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., and (ii) between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.			25 70
227.	À Foin Lake:	Lac à Foin	46°07' 74°04'
	(a) within 30 m of shore; and			10
	(b) at more than 30 m from shore
	(i) between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., and (ii) between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.			25 70
228.	Fouché Lake:	Lac Fouché	46°07' 74°03'
	(a) within 30 m of shore; and			10
	(b) at more than 30 m from shore
	(i) between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., and (ii) between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.			25 70
229.	À Gaby Lake:	Lac à Gaby	46°07' 74°03'
	(a) within 30 m of shore; and			10
	(b) at more than 30 m from shore
	(i) between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., and (ii) between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.			25 70
230.	Héroux Lake:	Lac Héroux	46°10' 73°59'
	(a) within 30 m of shore; and			10
	(b) at more than 30 m from shore
	(i) between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., and (ii) between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.			25 70
231.	Kenny Lake:	Lac Kenny	46°09' 73°59'
	(a) within 30 m of shore; and			10
	(b) at more than 30 m from shore
	(i) between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., and (ii) between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.			25 70
232.	Lafontaine Lake: (a) within 30 m of shore; and (b) at more than 30 m from shore	Lac Lafontaine	46°07' 73°59'	10
	(i) between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., and (ii) between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.			25 70
233.	À May Lake:	Lac à May	46°09' 74°02'
	(a) within 30 m of shore; and			10
	(b) at more than 30 m from shore
	(i) between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., and (ii) between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.			25 70
234.	Onésime Lake: (a) within 30 m of shore; and (b) at more than 30 m from shore	Lac Onésime	46°10' 73°58'	10
	(i) between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., and (ii) between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.			25 70
235.	Racette Lake:	Lac Racette	46°07' 73°58'
	(a) within 30 m of shore; and			10
	(b) at more than 30 m from shore
	(i) between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., and (ii) between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.			25 70
236.	Ritchie Lake:	Lac Ritchie	46°08'42" 73°59'30"
	(a) within 30 m of shore; and			10
	(b) at more than 30 m from shore
	(i) between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., and (ii) between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.			25 70
237.	Des Îles Lake:	Lac des Îles	46°06' 74°02'
	(a) within 30 m of shore; and			10
	(b) at more than 30 m from shore
	(i) between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., and (ii) between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.			25 70
238.	The parts of Orford Lake located to the west and southwest of the following coordinates: 45°17'39" 72°16'32", 45°17'46" 72°16'22" and 45°17'50" 72°16'27"	Lac Orford	45°17'46" 72°16'22"	5
	(a) within 100 m of the shore, for the band not subject to more severe restrictions; and (b) for areas not subject to more severe restrictions			10 70
239.	Saint-François River	Rivière Saint-François	From point A at a position 46°05' 72°53' to point B at a position 46°05' 72°52'	40
240.	Lake Patrick:	Lac Patrick	46°05' 73°59'
	(a) within 30 m of shore; and			10
	(b) at more than 30 m from shore
	(i) between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., and (ii) between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.			25 70
241.	Gatineau River, from Farmers Dam to Paugan Dam (a) within 30 m of either shore; and (b) at more than 30 m from either shore	Rivière Gatineau	45°28' 75°44'	10 55
242.	Lake William: within 90 m of shore	Lac William	46°06'38" 71°34'04"	10
243.	Bergeron Channel (Lake Saint-Louis): within 90 m of either shore	Chenal Bergeron	45°19'06" 73°51'02"	10
244.	Munich Lake	Lac Munich	45°58'09" 74°30'09"	10
245.	Charest Lake	Lac Charest	45°58'10" 74°30'51"	10
246.	Du Brochet Lake	Lac du Brochet	45°57'32" 74°32'37"	10
247.	Des Pins Lake	Lac des Pins	45°55'34" 74°29'41"	10
248.	Verdure Lake	Lac Verdure	46°01' 74°28'	10
249.	Kipawa Lake (in the unincorporated area of Laniel) within 30 m of the shore of the lake beginning on April 1 and ending on November 30 for the following areas:	Lac Kipawa	46°55' 79°00'	10
	(a) MacAdam Bay,the part consisting of Lot 1, at civic address 901, to Lot 22, range A, at civic address 989 in the township of Shehyn;
	(b) Dorval Bay at the main entrance to the bay; from Block 33, civic address 163, to the south side of the end of the bay in the Township of Tabaret; and from Block 34, civic address 165, as well as the entire north shore of the bay in the Township of Tabaret; and (c) other bays in Kipawa Lake, namely the sectors where dwellings are located, as well as the following tourist sites, namely, Canal Bay, Héronnière, Clermont Island and Du Huard Island
250.	Noire Sud River	Rivière Noire Sud	46°12'23" 73°33'44"	5
251.	Noir Lake, within 50 m of shore	Lac Noir	46°17' 73°33'	5
252.	Nairne Lake, within 200 m of lot 142-2 (2 Chemin Dallaire) and north of lot 282-P (7 Chemin Lavoie) and within 100 m from the northern limit of lot 282-P (7 Chemin Lavoie) to the eastern limit of lot 142-2 (2 Chemin Dallaire)	Lac Nairne	47°41'07"N 70°21'02"W	10
253.	Vert Lake, within 50 m from shore	Lac Vert	46°11'03"N 73°43'07"W	10
254.	Du Nord River	Rivière du Nord	45°31'08"N 74°20'12"W
	(a) between the Bassin Buoy at coordinates 45°33'31" 74°20'09" and André buoy at coordinates 45°33'13" 74°20'07"; and			5
	(b) between André buoy at coordinates 45°33'13" 74°20'07" and HN-04 buoy at coordinates 45°31'00" 74°20'12.5"			10
255.	Saint-Germain Lake	Lac Saint-Germain	45°47'11"N 75°48'04"W	10

Note 1: Power-driven vessels are prohibited from exceeding 40 km/h from one hour after sunset until sunrise.

Note 2: This restriction does not apply to a vessel moving perpendicularly away from the shore while it is being used to tow a person on water-skis who is in the process of taking off.

Note 3: This restriction applies only during the period commencing on August 16 and ending on December 15.

PART 4

SASKATCHEWAN

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)	Column 4 Maximum Speed in km/h Over the Ground
1.	The channel between Ranger Bay and Madge Lake		51°38' 101°40'	5
2.	Lehman Creek, being the channel between Jackfish Lake and Murray Lake		54°05' 108°20'	10
3.	Dredged channel between North Emma Lake and Middle Emma Lake		53°37' 105°56'	10
4.	The channel between the easterly part of Anglin Lake at a point at coordinates 53°44' 105°56' and Jacobsen Bay in Anglin Lake		53°44' 105°56'	10
5.	Smutse Lake	Alvena Lake	52°29' 106°05'	25
6.	Elbow Harbour recreation site marina on Diefenbaker Lake	Elbow Harbour recreation site marina on Diefenbaker Lake	51°06' 106°35'	5
7.	Rowan's Ravine Provincial Park Marina (Last Mountain Lake)		49°59' 105°11'	5
8.	Lake Diefenbaker	Lake Diefenbaker	50°40' 107°57'	5

PART 5

ALBERTA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Alberta Land Titles Act Reference System)	Column 4 Maximum Speed in km/h Over the Ground
Northeast Region
1.	Ross Lake	Ross Lake	11-56-4-W4	10
2.	Half Moon Lake	Half Moon Lake	6-52-31-W4	10
Peace River Region
1.	That part of the Lesser Slave River commencing at the Town of Slave Lake's raw water intake pumphouse located at the southeast quarter of Section 12, Township 73, Range 6, west of the 5th Meridian and continuing downstream to the Lesser Slave Weir located at the southeast quarter of Section 7, Township 73, Range 5, west of the 5th Meridian	Lesser Slave River	Downstream of 12-73-6-W5 to 7-73-5-W5	10
Central Region
1.	Pigeon Lake, within 100 m of shore	Pigeon Lake	47-1-W5	10

PART 6

MANITOBA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)	Column 4 Maximum Speed in km/h Over the Ground
1.	Canada Creek (from Lake Metigoshe to Dromore Lake)	Rural Municipality of Winchester		10
2.	That part of the Red River from Parks Creek at coordinates 50°03'45" 97°01'03" to a power line located south of the Town of Selkirk at coordinates 50°17'29" 96°50'55", as follows:
	(a) from sunrise to sunset; and			70
	(b) from sunset to sunrise			50

PART 7

NOVA SCOTIA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)	Column 4 Maximum Speed in km/h Over the Ground
1.	Lake Banook and that portion of Mic Mac Lake that is within 100 m of the Circumferential Highway bridge	Lake Banook	44°41'N 63°34'W	10
2.	Kearney Lake, southeast of a line drawn between 44°68.99'N 63°68.90'W off Saskatoon Drive and 44°69.08'N 63°68.74'W off Kearney Lake Road as buoyed and signed	Kearney Lake	44°42'N 63°42'W	10
3.	Lake Mic Mac, within 50 m radius of/ the Braemar Drive board launch, as buoyed and signed	Lake Mic Mac	44°42'N 63°34'W	10
4.	Lake Mic Mac, north of a line drawn between 44°41.71'N 63°33.58'W off Highway 118 and 44°41.73'N 63°33.17'W off Waverly Road, as buoyed and signed	Lake Mic Mac	44°42'N 63°34'W	10

SCHEDULE 7
(Subsection 2(6))

WATERS ON WHICH A POWER-DRIVEN VESSEL TOWING A PERSON ON WATER SKIS, A SURF BOARD OR ANY OTHER SIMILAR EQUIPMENT IS PROHIBITED EXCEPT DURING THE PERMITTED HOURS AS INDICATED

PART 1

ALBERTA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Alberta Land Titles Act Reference System)
Southern Region
1.	Paine Lake	Mami Lake	2-28-W4
Central Region
1.	Unnamed reservoir	Blood Indian Creek Reservoir	17-26-9-W4
East Slopes Region
1.	Rock Lake		52-2-W6
2.	Chain Lakes*		14,15-2-W5
Northeast Region
1.	Skeleton Lake*		65-18,19-W4

* The restriction applies only in the areas where signs are placed.

PART 2

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 General Location	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)
1.	Whiteswan Lake	Whiteswan Lake Provincial Park	50.115 SE
2.	That portion of Premier Lake south of a line extending from the southeast corner of Lot 11021 to the northwest corner of Lot 11869	northeast of Wasa	49.115 NW
3.	The Nicomekl River, from the railway trestle at Mud Bay to the dam west of King George Highway	Surrey	49.112 SW
4.	Heffley Lake, the narrows and small bays at each end of the Lake as designated by the signs	northeast of Kamloops	50.120 NE
5.	Hidden Lake	east of Enderby	50.118 NW
6.	Whitetail Lake	approximately 15 km northwest of Canal Flats	50°13' 116°02'
7.	Parts of Green Lake as signed	Whistler	50°09' 122°57'
8.	Big Bar Lake	near Clinton	51°19' 121°48'
9.	Elk and Beaver Lakes and those parts of Elk and Beaver Lakes in the interlake area except between 11:00 a.m. and one hour before sunset unless a regatta, marine parade or boat race for which a permit has been issued under subsection 11(2) of these Regulations is being held	northwest of Victoria	48°32'N 123°24'W

PART 3

ONTARIO

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Specific Location	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)
1.	North Branch Muskoka River from Bracebridge Falls to the mouth of the Muskoka River	45°02' 79°18' to 45°02' 79°24'	45°02' 79°19'
2.	Joseph River connecting Lake Joseph to Lake Rosseau from the Ames Point entrance at 45°09'58"N 79°41'42"W to Joseph River Shoal at 45°08'28"N, 79°38'50"W		45°08' 79°39'
3.	Shadow River		45°15' 79°39'
4.	South Branch Muskoka River from the intersection with the Muskoka River to Muskoka Falls	45°00' 79°18'	45°02' 79°19'
5.	Indian River except for the part known as Mirror Lake		45°06' 79°34'
6.	The narrow channel of Twelve Mile Bay fronting Lots 14, 15, 16 and 17, Plan M-312, Freeman Twp, Muskoka District	45°04'52" 79°58'00" to 45°04'52" 79°57'45"	45°05 80°00'
7.	That part of the Magnetawan River fronting the Village of Magnetawan, Twp of Chapman	45°39'40" 79°38'50" to 45°40'00" 79°38'20"	45°46' 80°37'
8.	That part of the Burnt River Somerville Twp, Victoria County, from Lot 11, Concessions VI and VII, to the entrance of Goose Lake, Lot 24, Concession I, all lying within Somerville Twp, Victoria County	44°41'78°42' to 44°35'78°46'	44°35' 78°46'
9.	That part of Robillard Lake known as Long Lake within the limits of the Town of Charlton, as described in column 2	47°48'37" N 79°59'54" W to 47°48'36" N 80°00'10" W	47°49' 80°08'

PART 4

NOVA SCOTIA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 General Location	Culumn III Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)
1.	Tidnish River, upstream from Irwins Point		45°59' 64°03'

PART 5

QUEBEC

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Répertoire toponymique du Québec or Description	Column 2 Permitted Hours	Column 3 Location Reference (Répertoire toponymique du Québec Reference system)
1.	Châteauguay River from point A at coordinates 45°21' 73°45' to point B at coordinates 45°23' 73°45'		45°21' 73°45' 45°23' 73°45'
2.	Châteauguay River from point B at coordinates 45°23' 73°45' to point C at coordinates 45°23' 73°46'		45°23' 73°45' 45°23' 73°46'
3.	Châteauguay River from point B at coordinates 45°23' 73°45' to point D at coordinates 45°24' 73°45'		45°23' 73°45' 45°24' 73°45'
4.	Within a perimeter of 60 m from the shore of Lake Masson		46°02' 74°03'
5.	North Lake		46°03' 74°02'
6.	Dupuis Lake		46°02' 74°01'
7.	Laviolette Lake		46°00' 74°08'
8.	Marelle Lake		46°00' 74°07'
9.	Deauville Lake		45°59' 74°06'
10.	Pas de Poisson Lake		46°01' 74°07'
11.	Lake Lenore		46°00' 74°07'
12.	Long Lake		45°59' 74°05'
13.	Tondohar Lake		46°00' 74°07'
14.	Quévillon Lake		46°00' 74°06'
15.	Lake Mimi		46°00' 74°09'
16.	Gascon Lake		45°59' 74°08'
17.	Lake Sainte-Adèle		45°57' 74°09'
18.	Millette Lake		45°58' 74°11'
19.	Bouthiller Lake		45°57' 74°13'
20.	Renaud Lake		45°56' 74°12'
21.	Matley Lake		45°57' 74°11'
22.	Richer Lake		45°57' 74°12'
23.	Des Seize Îles Lake	from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.	45°54' 74°28'
24.	Within a perimeter of 60 m from the shore of Charlebois Lake		46°05' 74°03'
25.	Vingt Sous Lake		45°57' 74°22'
26.	Cornu Lake		45°58' 74°23'
27.	De la Montagne Lake		45°59' 74°19'
28.	Major Bay of Des Sables Lake		46°02' 74°17'
29.	Centre-Ville Bay of Des Sables Lake		46°02' 74°17'
30.	Within 100 m of the shore of Archambault Lake		46°19' 74°15'
31.	Within 100 m of the shore of Baribeau Lake		46°21' 74°10'
32.	Within 100 m of the shore of Beauchamp Lake		46°18' 74°12'
33.	Within 100 m of the shore of Bouillon Lake		46°16' 74°11'
34.	Within 100 m of the shore of La Clef Lake		46°23' 74°13'
35.	Within 100 m of the shore of Des Aulnes Lake (Isidore and Garon)		46°22' 74°11'
36.	Within 100 m of the shore of Lake Léon		46°22' 74°16'
37.	Within 100 m of the shore of Major Lake		46°21' 74°12'
38.	Within 100 m of the shore of De la Montagne Noire Lake		46°12' 74°16'
39.	Within 100 m of the shore of Ouareau Lake		46°17' 74°09'
40.	Within 100 m of the shore of Perreault Lake		46°20' 74°07'
41.	Within 100 m of the shore of Raquette Lake		46°15' 74°20'
42.	Within 100 m of the shore of Rochemaure Lake		46°22' 741°0'
43.	Within 100 m of the shore of Lake Saint-Onge		46°22' 74°08'
44.	Within 100 m of the shore of Sombre Lake		46°20' 74°05'
45.	Within 100 m of the shore of Sylvère Lake		46°21' 74°04'
46.	Within 100 m of the shore of the Saint-Michel River (Michel)		46°18' 74°16'
47.	Within 100 m of the shore of the Noir River		46°23' 74°16'
48.	Within 100 m of the shore of the Ouareau River		46°19' 74°11'
49.	Within 100 m of the shore of the Du Pimbina River		46°21' 74°14'
50.	Within 50 m of the shore of Blanc Lake		46°20' 74°13'
51.	Manitou Lake	from 10:00 a.m. to noon and from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.	46°54' 74°22'
52.	Fraser Lake		45°23' 72°11'
53.	Berry Lake		48°47' 78°22'
54.	Filion Lake		48°50' 78°24'
55.	Magny Lake		48°51' 78°23'
56.	Brompton Lake, northwest of a line connecting point D at coordinates 45°28'23" 72°08'53" to point E at coordinates 45°28'26" 72°08'48" (Larochelle Bay)		45°26' 72°09'
57.	Brompton Lake, north of a line connecting point F at coordinates 45°28'13" 72°08'04" and point G at coordinates 45°28'10" 72°08'06" (Du Barrage Bay)		45°26' 72°09'
58.	Leamy Lake, the north passage linking the lake to the Gatineau River and the northern half of the south passage linking the lake to De la Carrière Lake		45°27' 75°43'
59.	Les Trois Lacs Lake: (a) in the beach and swimming areas delineated by a line running perpendicular to the shore to a point at coordinates 45°47'45" 71°53'25", thence to a point at coordinates 45°47'35" 71°53'30", and thence returning perpendicularly to the shore; and		45°48' 71°54'
	(b) on the remaining part of the lake	from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
60.	Southwest Nicolet River:		46°13' 72°36'
	(a) from Les Trois Lacs Lake exit at a point at coordinates 45°48'10" 71°54'40" to the existing dam at a point at coordinates 45°47'50" 71°55'00"; and	from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
	(b) from the entrance to Les Trois Lacs Lake at a point at coordinates 45°47'32" 71°52'15" to a point at coordinates 45°47'37" 71°51'47"	from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
61.	Saint-Louis Lake, in that part of the lake located between a line drawn from the wharf of Saint-Louis Park to the western limit of René Lévesque Park and a line drawn in the direction of and extending from 6th Avenue in Lachine		45°26' 73°42'
62.	Ouareau River, between Blanc Lake and Ouareau Lake		46°19' 74°11'
63.	Croche Lake within 50 m of the shore, except where the vessel follows a trajectory perpendicular to the shore		46°21' 74°06'
64.	Du Pimbina Lake within 50 m of the shore, except where the vessel follows a trajectory perpendicular to the shore		46°23' 74°14'
65.	Provost Lake within 50 m of the shore, except where the vessel follows a trajectory perpendicular to the shore		46°24' 74°16'

PART 6

MANITOBA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)
1.	Assiniboine River	Assiniboine River	49°52'17" 97°26'50" to 49°53'09" 97°07'41"

SCHEDULE 8
(Subsections 10(1) and (2) and 11(1))

WATERS FOR WHICH A PERMIT IS REQUIRED TO HOLD A SPORTING, RECREATIONAL OR PUBLIC EVENT OR ACTIVITY

PART 1

ONTARIO

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Specific Location	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)
1.	That part of the River Canard that lies within the Townships of Sandwich West and Anderson, Essex County		42°09' 83°06'
2.	That part of Wilcox Lake lying between latitudes 43°56'35"N and 43°57'00"N and longitudes 79°25'00"W and 79°26'50"W with the exception of the no boating area		43°57' 79°26'
3.	That part of Lake Ontario within 150 m of shore, between the mouth of Etobicoke Creek and the mouth of the Humber River	43°35'00" 79°32'40" to 43°38'00" 79°28'30"	43°45' 78°00'
4.	That part of Lake Ontario within 150 m of shore, between the westerly projections of the R.C. Harris Water Filtration Plant and the mouth of the Rouge River	43°40'00" 79°16'30" to 43°47'30" 79°07'00"	43°45' 78°00'
5.	That part of Parry Sound harbour, known locally as the Inner Harbour, lying north of a line connecting Bob's Point and Champaigne Street, Parry Sound, Parry Sound District		45°20' 80°03'

PART 2

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 General Location (Where Necessary)	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)
1.	Long Lake	Nanaimo	49.124 SE
2.	Brannen Lake	Nanaimo	49.124 SE
3.	Elk and Beaver Lakes and those parts of Elk and Beaver Lakes in the interlake area	northwest of Victoria	48°32' 123°24'
4.	False Creek east of a line drawn from Kitsilano Point at a position 49°16'39"N 123°9'8" W in a direction of 45 (True) to a position 49°17'1"N 123°8'34" W	False Creek	49°16' 123°8'

PART 3

QUEBEC

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Répertoire toponymique du Québec or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Répertoire toponymique du Québec Reference System)
1.	Masson Lake	Lac Masson	46°03' 74°02'
2.	North Lake	Baie North	46°03' 74°02'
3.	Dupuis Lake	Lac Dupuis	46°02' 74°01'
4.	Grenier Lake	Lac Grenier	46°03' 74°01'
5.	Castor Lake	Lac Castor	46°01' 74°02'
6.	Laviolette Lake	Lac Laviolette	46°00' 74°08'
7.	Marelle Lake	Lac Marelle	46°00' 74°07'
8.	Deauville Lake	Lac Deauville	45°59' 74°06'
9.	Pas de Poisson Lake	Lac Pas de Poisson	46°01' 74°07'
10.	Lake Lenore	Lac Lenore	46°00' 74°07'
11.	Long Lake	Lac Long	45°59' 74°05'
12.	Tondohar Lake	Lac Tondohar	46°00' 74°07'
13.	Quévillon Lake	Lac Quévillon	46°00' 74°06'
14.	Lake Mimi	Lac Mimi	46°00' 74°09'
15.	Gascon Lake	Lac Gascon	45°59' 74°08'
16.	Lake Sainte-Adèle	Lac Sainte-Adèle	45°57' 74°09'
17.	Millette Lake	Lac Millette	45°58' 74°11'
18.	Bouthiller Lake	Lac Bouthiller	45°57' 74°13'
19.	Renaud Lake	Lac Renaud	45°56' 74°12'
20.	Matley Lake	Lac Matley	45°57' 74°11'
21.	Richer Lake	Lac Richer	45°57' 74°12'
22.	Masson Lake	Lac Masson	46°02' 74°03'
23.	Charlebois Lake	Lac Charlebois	46°05' 74°03'
24.	Vingt Sous Lake	Lac Vingt Sous	45°57' 74°22'
25.	Cornu Lake	Lac Cornu	45°58' 74°23'
26.	De la Montagne Lake	Lac de la Montagne	45°59' 74°19'
27.	De l'Achigan Lake	Lac de l'Achigan	45°56' 73°58'
28.	Des Seize Îles Lake	Lac des Seize Îles	45°54' 74°28'
29	Brome Lake	Lac Brome	45°15' 72°30'
30.	Des Sables Lake	Lac des Sables	46°02' 74°18'
31.	Archambault Lake	Lac Archambault	46°19' 74°15'
32.	Baribeau Lake	Lac Baribeau	46°21' 74°10'
33.	Beauchamp Lake	Lac Beauchamp	46°18' 74°12'
34.	Blanc Lake	Lac Blanc	46°20' 74°13'
35.	Bouillon Lake	Lac Bouillon	46°16' 74°11'
36.	La Clef Lake	Lac la Clef	46°23' 74°13'
37.	Croche Lake	Lac Croche	46°21' 74°06'
38.	Des Aulnes Lake (Isidore and Garon)	Lac des Aulnes	46°22' 74°11'
39.	Lake Léon	Lac Léon	46°22' 74°16'
40.	Major Lake	Lac Major	46°21' 74°12'
41.	De la Montagne Noire Lake	Lac de la Montagne Noire	46°12' 74°16'
42.	Ouareau Lake	Lac Ouareau	46°17' 74°09'
43.	Du Pimbina Lake	Lac du Pimbina	46°23' 74°14'
44.	Perreault Lake	Lac Perrault	46°20' 74°07'
45.	Provost Lake	Lac Provost	46°24' 74°16'
46.	Raquette Lake	Lac Raquette	46°15' 74°20'
47.	Rochemaure Lake	Lac Rochemaure	46°22' 74°10'
48.	Lake Saint-Onge	Lac Saint-Onge	46°22' 74°08'
49.	Sombre Lake	Lac Sombre	46°20' 74°05'
50.	Sylvère Lake	Lac Sylvère	46°21' 74°04'
51.	Saint-Michel River (Michel)	Rivière St-Michel (Michel)	46°18' 74°16'
52.	Noir River	Ruisseau Noir	46°23' 74°16'
53.	Ouareau River	Rivière Ouareau	46°19' 74°11'
54.	Du Pimbina River	Ruisseau de la Pimbina	46°21' 74°14'
55.	Manitou Lake	Lac Manitou	46°54' 74°22'
56.	À la Truite Lake	Lac à la Truite	45°21' 72°09'
57.	Des Écorces Lake	Lac des Écorces	46°00' 74°32'
58.	Lake McGregor	Lac McGregor	45°38' 75°39'
59.	Little Du Cerf Lake	Petit lac du Cerf	46°16' 75°30'
60.	Big Du Cerf Lake	Grand lac du Cerf	46°16' 75°31'
61.	Lefebvre Lake	Lac Lefebvre	46°16' 75°29'
62.	Mallone Lake	Lac Mallone	46°19' 75°31'
63.	À Dick Lake	Lac à Dick	46°20' 75°30'
64.	Fraser Lake	Lac Fraser	45°23' 72°11'
65.	Lake Saint-Denis	Lac Saint-Denis	45°56' 74°19'
66.	À la Truite Lake	Lac à la Truite	45°56' 74°31'
67.	Mohawk Lake	Lac Mohawk	45°56' 74°21'
68.	Noir Lake	Lac Noir	45°56' 74°22'
69.	Connelly Lake	Lac Connelly	45°54' 73°58'
70.	Berry Lake	Lac Berry	48°47' 78°22'
71.	Filion Lake	Lac Filion	48°50' 78°24'
72.	Magny Lake	Lac Magny	48°51' 78°23'
73.	Bleu Lake	Lac Bleu	45°52' 73°59'
74.	Barrière Lake	Lac Barrière	45°53' 75°06'
75.	De l'Achigan Lake	Lac de l'Achigan	45°56' 73°58'
76.	Des Français Lake	Lac des Français	45°26' 72°13'
77.	Des Deux Montagnes Lake, Vaudreuil Bay, in the area located to the west of a straight line joining the northern limit of Du Club Street at a point at coordinates 45°23'29" 74°00'47" and a point on Lot 2257 at coordinates 45°24'55" 74°00'45"
78.	Simon Lake	Simon Lake	45°58' 75°05'
79.	Gagnon Lake	Gagnon Lake	46°07' 75°07'
80.	Leamy Lake, the north passage linking the lake to the Gatineau River and the northern half of the south passage linking the lake to De la Carrière Lake	Leamy Lake	45°27' 75°43'
81.	Gilman Lake	Lac Gilman	49°55' 74°20'
82.	Nairne Lake	Lac Nairne	47°41'09" 70°20'57"

PART 4

MANITOBA

Item	Column 1 Name Given by the Gazetteer of Canada or Description	Column 2 Local Name	Column 3 Location Reference (Gazetteer of Canada Reference System)
1.	Red River	Red River	49°44'27" 97°07'35" to 50°57'41" 97°04'15"
2.	Assiniboine River	Assiniboine River	49°52'17" 97°26'50" to 49°53'09" 97°07'41"

SCHEDULE 9

(Sections 7 and 8)

TABLE 1

Tableau 1

TABLE 2

Tableau 2

TABLE 3

FIGURE 1

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FIGURE 2

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FIGURE 3

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FIGURE 4

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FIGURE 5

Tableau 3, Figure 5

FIGURE 6

Tableau 3, Figure 6

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Footnote a

S.C. 2005, c. 29, s. 18

Footnote b

S.C. 2001, c. 26

Footnote 1

C.R.C., c. 1407

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