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ORGANIZATION OF PILOTAGE IN THE GREAT LAKES REGION

The fundamental legislative act regulating pilotage in the Great Lakes was the law «The Law on Pilotage on the Great Lakes of 1960» of June 30. The most important role in the implementation of this law is assigned to the Secretary (Minister of Commerce), since the United States shares the navigable waters of the Great Lakes with Canada, as well as pilotage in them. Hence, there was a need to regulate the relations between the two countries in the course of emerging legal relations, especially since, as we see in the content of the 1960 law, this step was already taken by the United States, and the development of the St. Lawrence way was carried out by the joint efforts of these two powers.
The Canadian rules of pilotage in the Great Lakes region, in force today, are valid until 2021-08-10 and were last changed on 01.07.2011, and the main organization in Canada engaged in the wiring of vessels in this region is the Great Lakes Pilotage Authority, which, like other pilotage authorities, operates on the basis of the Pilotage Act of 1985.