Operator competency and the lawQuestion 341 of 566

What happens if you break a boating law in Alberta, Saskatchewan or the Territories?

  1. You get a ticket by mail.
  2. You must appear in court.
  3. You pay on the spot.
  4. Nothing, because boating laws do not apply there.
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Correct answer: You must appear in court.

Those areas do not use the ticket system. The court can fine up to $25,000 per offence.

Source: Safe Boating Guide (TP 511E, 2026), Boating offences and fines, page 47

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