Annual Reports

Canada works together with the global PSC community to verify that foreign vessels entering their waters are in compliance with strict international safety and anti-pollution standards. Ships that are found to be in serious violation of standards are detained in port until their deficiencies have been rectified. The objective of Port State Control is to detect and inspect sub-standard ships and help eliminate the threat that they pose to life, property and the marine environment.

Summary of Annual Ship Inspections

The annual reports below summarize activities and development of Port State Control in Canada. Furthermore, the reports include tables and figures of statistics and analysis showing results of Port State inspections conducted in Canada since 1998.

• 2005 Annual Report
• 2004 Annual Report
• 2003 Annual Report
• 2002 Annual Report
• 2001 Annual Report
• 2000 Annual Report
• 1999 Annual Report
• 1998 Annual Report