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Vol. 144, No. 17 — April 24, 2010
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT
CANADIAN ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT, 1999
Agreement Respecting the National Air Pollution Surveillance (NAPS) Program Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)
Notice is herby given that the Minister of the Environment (“the Minister”) has negotiated the proposed MOU with provincial and territorial governments. The Minister is publishing the MOU in accordance with subsection 9(2) of the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999.
The National Air Pollution Surveillance Program has been in existence since 1969 and operated without a formal MOU until 2001. The previous NAPS MOU expired March 31, 2006, and this new MOU has been renegotiated with all provinces and territories except Nunavut, which has been informed of the results. The Ministers intend to sign the MOU upon completion of their respective internal processes to secure authority to enter into the MOU.
Interested persons requiring additional information may contact Charles Lin, Director General, Atmospheric Science and Technology Directorate, Science and Technology Branch, Department of the Environment, 4905 Dufferin Street, Toronto, Ontario M3H 5T4 or by email at RNSPA-NAPSINFO@ec.gc.ca.
Interested persons may, within 60 days after the publication of this notice, file with the Minister comments or a notice of objection with respect to the proposed MOU. All such comments and notices must cite the Canada Gazette, Part I, and the date of the publication, and be sent to Charles Lin, Director General, Atmospheric Science and Technology Directorate, Science and Technology Branch, Department of the Environment, 4905 Dufferin Street, Toronto, Ontario M3H 5T4 or by email at RNSPA-NAPSINFO@ec.gc.ca.
A person who provides information to the Minister may submit an accompanying request of confidentiality under section 313 of the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999.
JIM PRENTICE
Minister of the Environment
MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
CANADA-WIDE NATIONAL AIR POLLUTION SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM
BETWEEN
The Government of Canada (hereinafter referred to as “EC”)
AND
The Provinces of Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan, and the Territories of Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and Yukon (hereinafter referred to as “The Provinces and Territories”)
THE PARTIES HEREBY AGREE AS FOLLOWS:
WHEREAS the Parties have been collaborating in exchanging information and data to facilitate the National Air Pollution Surveillance (NAPS) Program for many years;
WHEREAS this Memorandum of Understanding (hereinafter defined and referred to as “MOU”) is to be based on collaboration and on the principle of equitable sharing of costs and work subject to each Party’s limited available resources;
WHEREAS all Parties want this MOU to follow the principles found in the Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment (“CCME”) Statement of Principles to Guide Cooperative Arrangements on Environmental Monitoring and Reporting, which states that all Parties have equal standing, will act in a transparent manner, and will respect each Party’s jurisdiction, needs, capabilities, and mandate;
IN CONSEQUENCE WHEREOF, the Parties agree to renew the agreement as follows:
1. DEFINITIONS
In this MOU, the terms below shall have the following meanings:
“Canada-wide Air Quality Database” means a federally managed collection of data generated from the NAPS Program, as well as other air quality data generated at air monitoring sites owned and operated by the Parties to this MOU;
“Designated NAPS Site” means a site approved for inclusion in the NAPS network by EC and the province or territory in which the site is located, as specified in the appropriate annex to this MOU;
“Effective Date” means April 1, 2009;
“Fiscal Year” means the period from April 1 in any year to March 31 in the following calendar year;
“NAPS Data” means raw and quality assured data collected from Designated NAPS Sites;
“NAPS Program” means the sum of the Parties’ activities involved in collecting, managing, and disseminating air quality data from Designated NAPS Sites as detailed in the Annexes to this MOU;
“Performance-based Methods” means a method for measuring an air quality parameter that is based on a desired performance specification rather than a strict procedure or product; and
“Quality Assured Data” means data that has been reviewed by the Party who is the originator of the data to ensure that it meets acceptable standards of accuracy and precision consistent with the standards found in the manual entitled National Air Pollution Surveillance Network Quality Assurance and Quality Control Guidelines, Report AAQD 2004-1, Environmental Technology Centre, Analysis and Air Quality Division, Environment Canada, Ottawa, 2004, as modified from time to time.
2. PURPOSE OF THE MOU
2.1 The purpose of this MOU is to
(a) outline the general terms and conditions of cooperation between the Parties in the overall management and support of the NAPS Program;
(b) outline each Party’s roles and responsibilities in collecting, processing, managing, analyzing, and reporting air quality data from Designated NAPS Sites;
(c) identify operational responsibilities of the Parties in acquiring, installing, operating, and maintaining monitoring equipment at Designated NAPS sites;
(d) facilitate cooperation between the Parties in monitoring and reporting activities in order to
(i) support air quality data needs of the NAPS Program, the Canada-wide Standards, the Canada/US Agreement on Air Quality, the Canadian Air Quality Prediction Program, and other joint air quality initiatives that may arise,
(ii) maintain an air quality monitoring network that effectively monitors pollutants of national interest in ambient air,
(iii) coordinate air quality monitoring activities of mutual interest, optimize air quality monitoring and data management resources in meeting air quality program and policy needs, and maximize the effectiveness of the NAPS Program,
(iv) strive for the collection of Quality Assured Data on air quality that is consistent with published NAPS Program guidelines,
(v) maintain a Canada-wide Air Quality Database,
(vi) maintain high scientific standards,
(vii) support development of Performance-based Methods for air quality monitoring where practicable,
(viii) seek standardization in the collection of air quality data through the development and application of common monitoring and data management methods and procedures, including criteria for location of monitoring sites and training of operators,
(ix) exchange data on an equitable, timely, and mutually beneficial basis in accordance with each Party’s respective jurisdiction and scope of activities while also respecting the scientific value of the data, legislation and intellectual property rights of the Parties; and
(e) harmonize air quality data acquisition, processing, and exchange methods among the Parties and where practicable ensure cooperation and coordination of operations carried out under the MOU.
3. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: EC
3.1 EC’s roles and responsibilities under this MOU will be to
(a) participate with The Provinces and Territories in the overall management of the NAPS Program and network;
(b) identify potential Designated NAPS Sites based on priorities identified collectively by the Parties and select Designated NAPS Sites in agreement with The Provinces and Territories for effective delivery of the NAPS Program;
(c) co-ordinate a national quality assurance and audit program which includes provision of calibration services, monitoring station and system audits, interlaboratory studies and fund projects for the NAPS program as specified in NAPS Program annual work plans;
(d) provide ambient air quality monitoring and sampling equipment for Designated NAPS Sites as indicated in the NAPS Program annual work plans to enable a national view of air quality; this includes the cost of maintaining EC equipment deployed at Designated NAPS Sites when the cost of a component is equal to or in excess of five hundred dollars ($500);
(e) provide technical training and support to the other Parties;
(f) provide centralized laboratory analyses for the NAPS Program at 335 River Road in Ottawa;
(g) co-ordinate negotiations between the Parties for the development and validation of new Performance-based Methods for air quality monitoring;
(h) maintain the Canada-wide Air Quality Database which will be located at 335 River Road in Ottawa. The data in the database will be available to all Parties, either on request or via the internet when the Web site is developed and functional;
(i) conduct research and development and special studies in air quality monitoring, sampling, and chemical analysis in consultation with The Provinces and Territories;
(j) convene regular meetings of Parties to the MOU;
(k) co-ordinate national data analysis initiatives;
(l) publish timely annual data reports and reports on national air quality; and
(m) lead the collaborative development of an annual NAPS Program work plan and report in consultation with other Parties to the MOU.
4. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: The Provinces and Territories
4.1 The Provinces’ and Territories’ roles and responsibilities will be to
(a) participate with EC in the overall management of the NAPS Program;
(b) provide locations for Designated NAPS Sites selected by The Provinces and Territories;
(c) maintain and operate Designated NAPS Sites and instruments in accordance with the terms of this MOU; this includes the cost of maintaining EC’s equipment deployed at Designated NAPS Sites when the cost of a component is less than five hundred dollars ($500);
(d) provide data collection, validation and archiving for Designated NAPS Sites as listed in the Annexes to this MOU;
(e) support the development of standards and Performance-based Methods for air quality monitoring;
(f) provide NAPS Data to EC by March 31st, June 30th, September 30th and December 31st of each year for inclusion in the Canada-wide Air Quality Database; and
(g) share information and data and conduct special studies in air quality monitoring in consultation with the Parties.
5. MEETINGS, WORK PLANS, AND REPORTING
5.1 Annual Management Meetings
(a) The Parties agree to hold a meeting or conference call of NAPS Program managers designated in Schedule A or their representatives at least once a year. The Parties agree that attendance at these meetings is very important, although not mandatory.
(b) Commencing on the Effective Date of this MOU and every alternate year thereafter, if a face-to-face meeting is required by the Parties, the annual management meetings are to be hosted by EC. A provincial or territorial Party selected by The Provinces and Territories will act as co-chair for a period of two (2) years. The co-chair or other province or territory will host one of the two annual meetings during their term. The Parties agree that each Party will host a meeting. The Parties further agree that the hosting Party will provide and be financially responsible for secretariat services for the meeting.
(c) EC will serve as co-chair of the NAPS Program managers meetings and will provide a secretariat function between annual meetings.
(d) Agendas for the meetings of the NAPS Program managers will include issues related to the implementation of this MOU and the overall management and effectiveness of the network and database, including technology transfer.
5.2 Technical Meetings
The Parties will also hold technical meetings, on an as-needed basis, to discuss specific technical difficulties or issues that may arise during the term of this MOU. The Parties will create technical committees that will, for example, help to develop Performance-based Methods for measuring air quality.
5.3 Work Plans
A proposed NAPS Program work plan will be prepared annually by EC for review and approval by the Parties prior to or as soon as possible after the start of the Fiscal Year to which the plan will apply.
5.4 Reporting on the MOU
The Parties to this MOU will report to the public by the NAPS Program Web site and to CCME on current NAPS Program activities and plans for the future development and operation of the NAPS Program. EC will be responsible for preparing a draft annual report for consideration of and finalization by the Parties.
6. OWNERSHIP AND SHARING OF DATA
Subject to the Parties’ respective obligations, which may arise pursuant to applicable federal and provincial legislation, policies, and contractual obligations, the Parties agree that
(a) NAPS Data that is obtained by a Party using equipment deployed by EC at Designated NAPS Sites belongs to that Party. Notwithstanding this right of ownership, the Parties agree that a Party that owns the data will make best efforts to share it fully and freely among the Parties within six (6) months after it was obtained and disseminate it to the public as soon as is practicable. The Parties agree that all NAPS Data will be stored in the Canada-wide Air Quality Database;
(b) laboratory data obtained by EC by means of gravimetric or chemical analysis will belong to EC. Notwithstanding this right of ownership, EC agrees that it will share this gravi-metric and chemical analysis data fully and freely among the Parties within six (6) months after it was obtained and disseminate it to the public as soon as is practicable;
(c) subject to paragraph (d), the owner of the NAPS Data obtained under paragraph (a) and laboratory data obtained under paragraph (b) hereby grants the other Parties non-exclusive and non-restricted rights to use the NAPS Data and laboratory data, including the right to publish it or have it published. It is understood and agreed by the Parties that all Parties have the right to use the NAPS Data on Web sites and in publications;
(d) the NAPS Data, laboratory data, acquisition methods, expertise, or any other information shared under this MOU shall not be disseminated for commercial purposes to any person or organization without the written consent of the Parties that own the NAPS Data, laboratory data, acquisition methods, expertise, or any other information;
(e) the sharing of data covered by this MOU does not preclude the development of other federal-provincial agreements that may be required to support other programs and applications; and
(f) the Parties will provide reciprocal credit and recognition to the Party who provided the data or information by, for example, indicating on Web sites, in publications, and where otherwise warranted such statement of acknowledgment, copyright, and logos identifying the Party who provided the data.
7. OBLIGATIONS UNDER THIS MOU
7.1 The Parties agree and understand that this MOU constitutes an administrative agreement between the Parties and nothing in this MOU is to be construed as creating any financial, legal or contractual relations between the Parties enforceable by a court of competent jurisdiction. This MOU is entered into solely for the purposes of sharing information and better management of financial and technical resources of the Parties, which will result in more effective monitoring of air quality in Canada.
7.2 A Party that produces data shall not in any way be held responsible for the way the data is used by another Party, or for the errors that could be contained in the data, or any direct or indirect damage that could be caused by use of the data.
7.3 Each Party agrees to notify the other Parties in writing as soon as possible if, due to circumstances beyond its control, it cannot meet the general terms and conditions of co-operation contained in the MOU. In that case, the Parties, with the defaulting Party’s consent, will collectively consider actions that might be taken to assist the defaulting Party to honour this MOU.
8. TERMS OF THE MOU
8.1 This MOU will take effect on the Effective Date and will terminate five (5) years from the Effective Date.
8.2 Unless otherwise agreed to by the Parties, the Parties agree to review this MOU before six (6) months prior to its termination with the intent to renew it.
8.3 A Party may withdraw from this MOU by providing the other Parties with three (3) months written notice confirming its intention to withdraw.
8.4 The Parties agree that should a Party to the MOU withdraw,
(a) the data made available up until the official withdrawal date shall remain available to all the other Parties; and
(b) EC will remove within sixty (60) days all monitoring and sampling equipment provided under paragraph 3.1(d) from Designated NAPS Sites.
9. ANNEXES AND AMENDMENTS
9.1 The Parties will carry out this MOU in accordance with the terms and conditions herein and any applicable specifications found in the annexes. For greater certainty, it is agreed that the annexes to this MOU form part of this MOU.
9.2 Subject to Article 9.3, this MOU may be amended at any time with the written consent of all Parties.
9.3 The Parties agree that, for any proposed amendments made to an annex or annexes to this MOU, only the written consent of the Parties affected by the amendments will be required. For the purpose of amending annexes, those persons holding the positions identified in Schedule A to this MOU may sign on behalf of the Parties.
9.4 The Parties agree that applicable provisions in any one annex will be available for negotiation in annexes with other Parties.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, HAVING EXAMINED AND AGREED TO THE PRESENT MOU AND THE SECTIONS CONTAINED THEREIN, THE PARTIES HAVE DULY SIGNED.
THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA
Deputy Minister of the Department of the Environment
[name]
Date
THE GOVERNMENT OF ALBERTA
Deputy Minister of the Department of Environment
[name]
Date
THE GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Water, Land and Air Protection
[name]
Date
THE GOVERNMENT OF MANITOBA
Deputy Minister of the Department of Conservation
[name]
Date
THE GOVERNMENT OF NEW BRUNSWICK
Deputy Minister of the Department of Environment and Local Government
[name]
Date
THE GOVERNMENT OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR
Deputy Minister of the Department of Environment and Conservation
[name]
Date
THE GOVERNMENT OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR
Deputy Minister for Intergovernmental Affairs
[name]
Date
THE GOVERNMENT OF NOVA SCOTIA
Deputy Minister of the Department of Environment and Labour
[name]
Date
THE GOVERNMENT OF ONTARIO
Deputy Minister of the Environment
[name]
Date
THE GOVERNMENT OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
Deputy Minister of the Department of Environment and Energy
[name]
Date
THE GOVERNMENT OF QUEBEC
Deputy Minister of the Ministère de l’Environnement
[name]
Date
THE GOVERNMENT OF QUEBEC
Associate Secretary General of the Canadian Intergovernmental Affairs Secretariat
[name]
Date
THE GOVERNMENT OF SASKATCHEWAN
Deputy Minister of the Department of Environment
[name]
Date
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES
Deputy Minister of the Department of Resources, Wildlife and Economic Development
[name]
Date
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE TERRITORY OF NUNAVUT
Deputy Minister of the Department of Sustainable Development
[name]
Date
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE YUKON TERRITORY
Deputy Minister of the Department of Environment
[name]
Date
Schedule A
EC
Manager, Analysis and Air Quality Section
Air Quality Research Division
Ottawa
For Alberta
Director of Monitoring, Reporting and Innovation
Alberta Environment
For British Columbia
Director, Water, Air and Climate Change
Ministry of Water, Land and Air Protection
For Manitoba
Assistant Deputy Minister
Conservation Programs
Department of Conservation
For New Brunswick
Director, Sciences and Reporting Branch
Department of Environment and Local Government
For Newfoundland and Labrador
Manager, Environmental Science and Monitoring
Pollution Prevention Division
Department of Environment and Conservation
For Nova Scotia
Executive Director
Environmental and Natural Areas Management Division
Department of Environment and Labour
For Ontario
Manager, Air Monitoring and Reporting
Environmental Monitoring and Reporting Branch
Ministry of Environment
For Prince Edward Island
Director, Pollution Prevention Division
Department of Environment and Energy
For Quebec
Chief, Atmospheric Information Service
Ministry of the Environment
For Saskatchewan
Director, Air Quality Section
Environmental Protection Branch
Department of Environment
For the Northwest Territories
Director, Environmental Protection Service
Department of Resources, Wildlife and Economic Development
For the territory of Nunavut
Director, Environmental Protection Service
Department of Sustainable Development
For the Yukon Territory
Director, Environmental Protection and Assessment Branch
Department of Environment
Alberta Responsibilities
Alberta agrees that this Annex defines respective responsibilities under the MOU.
Alberta will provide installation of new and replacement equipment at Designated NAPS Sites, delivered by EC as part of NAPS Program annual work plans.
Alberta will provide an updated list of NAPS equipment and of where it is located in Alberta upon request by EC.
Alberta will provide Quality Assured Data to EC for inclusion in the Canada-wide Air Quality Database from Designated NAPS Sites and Alberta sites.
EC Responsibilities
EC agrees to provide special services as indicated in NAPS Program annual work plans such as audits, interlaboratory studies or calibration services.
EC agrees to supply monitoring equipment to Alberta as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans. Such equipment will remain the property of EC.
EC agrees to participate in special projects that involve Alberta as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans.
Table 1: Designated NAPS Sites in Alberta
|
NAPS ID |
CITY |
ADDRESS |
POLLUTANTS MONITORED BY ALBERTA |
SAMPLES COLLECTED FOR EC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
90120 |
EDMONTON SOUTH |
113 ST 62 AVE |
O3, NO-NO2-NOX, CO, CONT PM2.5 |
|
|
90121 |
EDMONTON EAST |
17 STREET AND 105 AVENUE |
O3, SO2, NO-NO2-NOX, CO, CONT PM2.5 |
VOC, PAH |
|
90130 |
EDMONTON CENTRAL |
10255 – 104 STREET |
O3, NO-NO2-NOX, CO, CONT PM2.5 |
|
|
90132 |
EDMONTON MCINTYRE |
4946 89 ST |
CONT PM2.5 |
DICHOT, SPECIATION, PAH |
|
90218 |
CALGARY EAST |
49 AVENUE & 15TH STREET S.E. |
O3, SO2, NO-NO2-NOX, CO, CONT PM2.5 |
|
|
90222 |
CALGARY NW |
39 STREET AND 29 AVENUE NW |
O3, NO-NO2-NOX, CO, CONT PM2.5 |
|
|
90227 |
CALGARY CENTRAL |
611 – 4 STREET SW |
O3, NO-NO2-NOX, CO, CONT PM2.5, CONT PM10 |
DICHOT, VOC, PAH |
|
90302 |
RED DEER |
RIVERSIDE DRIVE |
O3, SO2, NO-NO2-NOX, CO, CONT PM2.5 |
|
|
90601 |
FORT SASKATCHEWAN |
9209A-96 AVE |
O3, SO2, NO-NO2-NOX, CO, CONT PM2.5 |
|
|
90701 |
FORT MCMURRAY |
FRANKLIN AVENUE, ATHABASCA VALLEY |
CONT PM2.5 |
|
|
91501 |
BEAVERLODGE |
BEAVERLODGE RESEARCH FARM |
O3, SO2, NO-NO2-NOX |
|
|
92001 |
GRANDE PRAIRIE |
HENRY PIRKER |
O3, SO2, NO-NO2-NOX, CO, CONT PM2.5 |
|
|
90402 |
MEDICINE HAT |
CRESCENT HEIGHTS |
CONT PM2.5 |
|
|
90502 |
LETHBRIDGE |
LETHBRIDGE |
O3, SO2, CONT PM2.5 |
|
|
91201 |
HIGH TOWER |
SE 11 54 2 W6 |
O3, SO2, NO-NO2-NOX, CONT PM2.5 |
Abbreviations used are VOC for Volatile Organic Compound sampler; DICHOT for dichotomous sampler; SPEC or SPECIATION for speciation particulate sampler; ALDEHYDES for aldehyde/carbonyl sampler; PCDD/F for Polychlorinated Dibenzo Dioxin and Furan sampler and PAH for Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons sampler.
British Columbia Responsibilities
British Columbia agrees that this Annex defines respective responsibilities under the MOU.
British Columbia will provide installation of new and replacement equipment at Designated NAPS Sites, delivered by EC as part of NAPS Program annual work plans.
British Columbia will provide an updated list of NAPS equipment and of where it is located in British Columbia upon request by EC.
British Columbia will provide Quality Assured Data to EC for inclusion in the Canada-wide Air Quality Database from Designated NAPS Sites and British Columbia sites.
EC Responsibilities
EC agrees to provide special services as indicated in NAPS Program annual work plans such as audits, interlaboratory studies or calibration services.
EC agrees to supply monitoring equipment to British Columbia as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans. Such equipment will remain the property of EC.
EC agrees to participate in special projects that involve British Columbia as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans.
Table 2: Designated NAPS Sites in British Columbia
|
NAPS ID |
CITY |
ADDRESS |
POLLUTANTS MONITORED BY BRITISH COLUMBIA |
SAMPLES COLLECTED FOR EC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
100202 |
PRINCE GEORGE |
1011 4TH AVENUE |
CO, SO2, TRS, NOX, PM2.5, PM10, O3 |
DICHOT, VOC |
|
100304 |
VICTORIA |
923 TOPAZ |
CO, SO2, NOX, PM2.5, O3 |
DICHOT |
|
100402 |
KAMLOOPS |
MAYFAIR STREET |
CO, SO2, NOX, PM2.5, PM10, O3 |
DICHOT |
|
100602 |
PENTICTON |
AIR - MOE OFFICE |
NOX, PM2.5, PM10, O3 |
|
|
100701 |
KELOWNA |
3333 COLLEGE WAY |
NOX, PM2.5, PM10, O3 |
DICHOT |
|
101601 |
SQUAMISH |
38075 2ND AVENUE |
SO2, NOX, PM10, O3, TRS |
|
|
101801 |
CRESTON |
PRINCE CHARLES SECONDARY SCHOOL |
PM10 |
|
|
101901 |
CRANBROOK |
ADJACENT TO 1333 14TH AVENUE S |
PM10, PM2.5, O3, NOX |
|
|
102102 |
NANAIMO |
280 LABIEUX ROAD |
PM2.5, NOX, CO, SO2, |
|
|
102401 |
SMITHERS |
ST JOSEPHS SCHOOL |
CO, NOX, PM2.5, PM10, O3 |
DICHOT |
|
102701 |
WILLIAMS LAKE |
1045 WESTERN AVENUE |
O3, NOX, PM2.5, PM10 |
|
|
103202 |
GOLDEN |
835 9TH AVENUE SOUTH |
PM10, PM2.5 |
VOC, DICHOT, SPECIATION (QUESNEL) |
|
103301 |
NELSON |
GOVERNMENT BUILDING |
PM10, PM2.5, O3 |
|
|
103701 |
CHETWYND |
CHETWYND |
PM10, PM2.5 |
PM2.5 |
|
104002 |
VERNON |
COLDSTREAM RANCH |
PM10, PM2.5, O3, NOX |
|
|
104101 |
GRAND FORKS |
CITY HALL |
PM10, PM2.5 |
|
|
104701 |
PRINCE RUPERT |
HIGHWAY 16 |
||
|
104801 |
DUNCAN |
6364 DEYKIN AVENUE |
PM10, PM2.5 |
|
|
105001 |
WHISTLER |
MEADOW PARK |
PM10, PM2.5, O3, NOX |
|
|
105501 |
FORT ST. JOHN |
10015 100TH AVENUE |
PM10 |
|
|
109999 |
OSOYOOS |
US_CAN BORDER |
PM10, PM2.5, NOX, O3, CO |
|
|
104201 |
MERRIT |
MERRIT SCHOOL |
PM2.5, PM10 |
|
|
101003 |
ABBOTSFORD |
CENTRAL ABBOTSFORD |
PM2.5, SO2, CO, O3, NOX |
SPECIATION, DICHOT |
|
100119 |
BURNABY |
BURNABY SOUTH |
PM2.5, SO2, CO, O3, NOX |
SPECIATION, DICHOT, VOC |
|
100110 |
BURNABY |
KENSINGTON |
PM2.5, SO2, CO, O3, NOX |
|
|
101101 |
CHILLIWACK |
CHILLIWACK AIRPORT |
PM2.5, CO, O3, NOX |
VOC |
|
101301 |
LANGLEY |
LANGLEY CENTRAL |
PM2.5, SO2, CO, O3, NOX |
|
|
100111 |
PORT MOODY |
ROCKY PT. PARK |
PM2.5, SO2, CO, O3, NOX |
DICHOT, VOC |
|
100118 |
VANCOUVER |
KITSILANO |
PM2.5, SO2, CO, O3, NOX |
DICHOT |
|
100133 |
BURNABY |
BURMOUNT |
VOC |
|
|
100112 |
VANCOUVER |
DOWNTOWN VANCOUVER |
VOC |
|
|
100127 |
SURREY |
SURREY EAST |
VOC |
|
|
100128 |
RICHMOND |
RICHMOND SOUTH |
VOC |
|
|
100000 |
BURNABY |
BURNABY NORTH |
VOC |
|
|
100134 |
RICHMOND |
VANC INTL AIRPORT |
VOC |
|
|
101401 |
HOPE |
HOPE AIRPORT |
VOC |
Abbreviations used are VOC for Volatile Organic Compound sampler; DICHOT for dichotomous sampler; SPEC or SPECIATION for speciation particulate sampler; ALDEHYDES for aldehyde/carbonyl sampler; PCDD/F for Polychlorinated Dibenzo Dioxin and Furan sampler and PAH for Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons sampler.
Manitoba Responsibilities
Manitoba agrees that this Annex defines respective responsibilities under the MOU.
Manitoba will provide installation of new and replacement equipment at Designated NAPS Sites, delivered by EC as part of NAPS Program annual work plans.
Manitoba will provide an updated list of NAPS equipment and of where it is located in Manitoba upon request by EC.
Manitoba will provide Quality Assured Data to EC for inclusion in the Canada-wide Air Quality Database from Designated NAPS Sites and Manitoba sites.
EC Responsibilities
EC agrees to provide special services as indicated in NAPS Program annual work plans such as audits, interlaboratory studies or calibration services.
EC agrees to supply monitoring equipment to Manitoba as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans. Such equipment will remain the property of EC.
EC agrees to participate in special projects that involve Manitoba as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans.
Table 3: Designated NAPS Sites in Manitoba
|
NAPS ID |
CITY |
ADDRESS |
POLLUTANTS MONITORED BY MANITOBA |
SAMPLES COLLECTED FOR EC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
70118 |
WINNIPEG |
299 SCOTIA ST |
CO, NO2, O3, PM2.5 |
|
|
70119 |
WINNIPEG |
65 ELLEN ST |
CO, NO2, O3, PM10, PM2.5, SO2 |
VOC, ALDEHYDES, DICHOT, PAH |
|
70203 |
BRANDON |
ASSINNIBOINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE |
NO2, O3, PM10, PM2.5 |
|
|
70301 |
FLIN FLON |
143 MAIN STREET |
SO2, PM10, PM2.5 |
DICHOT |
Abbreviations used are VOC for Volatile Organic Compound sampler; DICHOT for dichotomous sampler; SPEC or SPECIATION for speciation particulate sampler; ALDEHYDES for aldehyde/carbonyl sampler; PCDD/F for Polychlorinated Dibenzo Dioxin and Furan sampler and PAH for Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons sampler.
New Brunswick Responsibilities
New Brunswick agrees that this Annex defines respective responsibilities under the MOU.
New Brunswick will provide installation of new and replacement equipment at Designated NAPS Sites, delivered by EC as part of NAPS Program annual work plans.
New Brunswick will provide an updated list of NAPS equipment and of where it is located in New Brunswick upon request by EC.
New Brunswick will provide Quality Assured Data to EC for inclusion in the Canada-wide Air Quality Database from Designated NAPS Sites and New Brunswick sites.
EC Responsibilities
EC agrees to provide special services as indicated in NAPS Program annual work plans such as audits, interlaboratory studies or calibration services.
EC agrees to supply monitoring equipment to New Brunswick as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans. Such equipment will remain the property of EC.
EC agrees to participate in special projects that involve New Brunswick as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans.
Table 4: Designated NAPS Sites in New Brunswick
|
NAPS ID |
CITY |
ADDRESS |
POLLUTANTS MONITORED BY NEW BRUNSWICK |
SAMPLES COLLECTED FOR EC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
40103 |
FREDERICTON |
437 ABERDEEN STREET |
CO, NO2/NO, O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 BAM |
DICHOT, Metals |
|
40201 |
SAINT JOHN |
110 CHARLOTTE STREET |
PM2.5 BAM |
|
|
40203 |
SAINT JOHN |
MOUNTAIN ROAD |
SO2, NO2/NO, O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 BAM |
PM10 and PM2.5 DICHOT, SPECIATION, VOC, ALDEHYDES, PAH, PCDD/F, Metals |
|
40206 |
SAINT JOHN |
189 PRINCE WILLIAM |
SO2, CO, NO2/NO, O3, PM2.5 BAM |
|
|
40207 |
SAINT JOHN |
476 LANCASTER AVENUE W. |
O3, PM2.5 BAM |
|
|
40208 |
SAINT JOHN |
111 CHAMPLAIN DRIVE |
PM2.5 BAM |
VOC |
|
40302 |
MONCTON |
5 THANET STREET |
CO, NO2/NO, O3, PM2.5 |
|
|
40401 |
FUNDY NAT. PARK |
HASTINGS TOWER |
O3 |
|
|
40501 |
POINT LEPREAU |
RECREATION AREA |
O3 |
VOC |
|
40601 |
CENTRAL BLISSVILLE |
AIRPORT ROAD |
O3 |
|
|
40701 |
NORTON |
308 HWY 124 |
O3 |
|
|
40801 |
DOW SETTLEMENT |
487 ROUTE 122 |
O3, PM2.5 BAM |
PM10 and PM2.5 DICHOT, Metals |
|
40901 |
ST. ANDREWS |
BRANDY COVE ROAD |
O3, PM2.5 |
PM2.5 DICHOT |
Abbreviations used are VOC for Volatile Organic Compound sampler; DICHOT for dichotomous sampler; SPEC or SPECIATION for speciation particulate sampler; ALDEHYDES for aldehyde/carbonyl sampler; PCDD/F for Polychlorinated Dibenzo Dioxin and Furan sampler and PAH for Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons sampler.
Newfoundland and Labrador Responsibilities
Newfoundland and Labrador agrees that this Annex defines respective responsibilities under the MOU.
Newfoundland and Labrador will provide installation of new and replacement equipment at Designated NAPS Sites, delivered by EC as part of NAPS Program annual work plans.
Newfoundland and Labrador will provide an updated list of NAPS equipment and of where it is located in Newfoundland and Labrador upon request by EC.
Newfoundland and Labrador will provide Quality Assured Data to EC for inclusion in the Canada-wide Air Quality Database from Designated NAPS Sites and Newfoundland and Labrador sites.
EC Responsibilities
EC agrees to provide special services as indicated in NAPS Program annual work plans such as audits, interlaboratory studies or calibration services.
EC agrees to supply monitoring equipment to Newfoundland and Labrador as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans. Such equipment will remain the property of EC.
EC agrees to participate in special projects that involve Newfoundland and Labrador as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans.
Table 5: Designated NAPS Sites in Newfoundland and Labrador
|
NAPS ID |
CITY |
ADDRESS |
POLLUTANTS MONITORED BY NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR |
SAMPLES COLLECTED FOR EC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
10102 |
ST. JOHN’S |
354 WATER STREET |
SO2, CO, NO2/NO, O3, PM2.5 BAM, TSP |
VOC |
|
10301 |
CORNER BROOK |
BROOK STREET |
SO2, CO, NO2/NO, O3, PM2.5 |
PAH PCDD/F |
|
10401 |
MOUNT PEARL |
OLD PLACENTIA ROAD |
SO2, CO, NO2/NO, O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 BAM |
|
|
10501 |
GRAND FALLS |
O3 |
||
|
10701 |
FERROLE POINT |
FERROLE POINT LIGHTHOUSE |
O3 |
Abbreviations used are VOC for Volatile Organic Compound sampler; DICHOT for dichotomous sampler; SPEC or SPECIATION for speciation particulate sampler; ALDEHYDES for aldehyde/carbonyl sampler; PCDD/F for Polychlorinated Dibenzo Dioxin and Furan sampler and PAH for Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons sampler.
Northwest Territories Responsibilities
Northwest Territories agree that this Annex defines respective responsibilities under the MOU.
Northwest Territories will provide installation of new and replacement equipment at Designated NAPS Sites, delivered by EC as part of NAPS Program annual work plans.
Northwest Territories will provide an updated list of NAPS equipment and of where it is located in Northwest Territories upon request by EC.
Northwest Territories will provide Quality Assured Data to EC for inclusion in the Canada-wide Air Quality Database from Designated NAPS Sites and Northwest Territories sites.
EC Responsibilities
EC agrees to provide special services as indicated in NAPS Program annual work plans such as audits, interlaboratory studies or calibration services.
EC agrees to supply monitoring equipment to Northwest Territories as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans. Such equipment will remain the property of EC.
EC agrees to participate in special projects that involve Northwest Territories as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans.
Table 6: Designated NAPS Sites in Northwest Territories
|
NAPS ID |
CITY |
ADDRESS |
POLLUTANTS MONITORED BY NORTHWEST TERRITORIES |
SAMPLES COLLECTED FOR EC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
129101 |
NORMAN WELLS |
#7 FORESTRY ROAD, AIRPORT BLDG., ENR COMPOUND |
O3, SO2, NO-NO2-NOX, CONT PM2.5 BAM-SH |
|
|
129003 |
YELLOWKNIFE |
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN SCHOOL |
SO2, O3, CO NOX/NO2/NO, PM2.5 BAM-SH PM10 BAM-SH* PM2.5 and PM10 DICHOT |
PM2.5 and PM10 and TRACE ELEMENTS |
|
129201 |
INUVIK |
118 KINGMINGYA ROAD |
SO2, O3, NOX/NO2/NO, PM2.5 BAM-SH PM10 BAM-SH |
Nova Scotia Responsibilities
Nova Scotia agrees that this Annex defines respective responsibilities under the MOU.
Nova Scotia will provide installation of new and replacement equipment at Designated NAPS Sites, delivered by EC as part of NAPS Program annual work plans.
Nova Scotia will provide an updated list of NAPS equipment and of where it is located in Nova Scotia upon request by EC.
Nova Scotia will provide Quality Assured Data to EC for inclusion in the Canada-wide Air Quality Database from Designated NAPS Sites and Nova Scotia sites.
EC Responsibilities
EC agrees to provide special services as indicated in NAPS Program annual work plans such as audits, interlaboratory studies or calibration services.
EC agrees to supply monitoring equipment to Nova Scotia as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans. Such equipment will remain the property of EC.
EC agrees to participate in special projects that involve Nova Scotia as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans.
Table 7: Designated NAPS Sites in Nova Scotia
|
NAPS ID |
CITY |
ADDRESS |
POLLUTANTS MONITORED BY NOVA SCOTIA |
SAMPLES COLLECTED FOR EC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
30113 |
HALIFAX |
1672 GRANVILLE STREET (Johnston Building) |
PM2.5 BAM |
PM10 AND PM2.5 DICHOT, SPECIATION, METALS |
|
30118 |
HALIFAX |
1657 BARRINGTON STREET (Roy Building) |
SO2, CO, |
VOC |
|
30120 |
DARTMOUTH |
341 CHERRYBROOK ROAD (HRM Water treatment facility) |
SO2, NO2/NO, |
|
|
30202 |
PORT HAWKESBURY |
EMBREE STREET |
SO2, PM2.5 BAM, NO2/NO, O3 |
|
|
30310 |
SYDNEY |
71 WELTON STREET |
SO2, CO, |
|
|
30701 |
AYLESFORD |
1009 MOUNTAIN BROW ROAD, KINGS COUNTY |
NO2/NO, O3, PM2.5 BAM |
|
|
30901 |
PICTOU |
91 BEACHES ROAD |
TRS, O3, PM2.5 BAM, NOX |
|
|
30901 |
GRANTON |
NSE Office |
VOC |
|
|
31001 |
SABLE ISLAND |
SABLE ISLAND |
H2S, SO2, PM2.5, NO2/NO, O3 |
Abbreviations used are VOC for Volatile Organic Compound sampler; DICHOT for dichotomous sampler; SPEC or SPECIATION for speciation particulate sampler; ALDEHYDES for aldehyde/carbonyl sampler; PCDD/F for Polychlorinated Dibenzo Dioxin and Furan sampler and PAH for Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons sampler.
Nunavut Responsibilities
Nunavut agrees that this Annex defines respective responsibilities under the MOU.
Nunavut will provide installation of new and replacement equipment at the Designated NAPS Site, delivered by EC as part of NAPS Program annual work plans.
Nunavut will provide an updated list of NAPS equipment and of where it is located in Nunavut upon request by EC.
Nunavut will provide Quality Assured Data to EC for inclusion in the Canada-wide Air Quality Database from the Designated NAPS Site.
EC Responsibilities
EC agrees to provide special services as indicated in NAPS Program annual work plans such as audits, interlaboratory studies or calibration services.
EC agrees to supply monitoring equipment to Nunavut as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans. Such equipment will remain the property of EC.
EC agrees to participate in special projects that involve Nunavut as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans.
Table 8: Designated NAPS Site in Nunavut
|
NAPS ID |
CITY |
ADDRESS |
POLLUTANTS MONITORED BY NUNAVUT |
SAMPLES COLLECTED FOR EC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
129302 |
IQALUIT |
RENEWABLE RESOURCES OFFICE |
PM2.5 FRM |
Ontario Responsibilities
Ontario agrees that this Annex defines respective responsibilities under the MOU.
Ontario will provide installation of new and replacement equipment at Designated NAPS Sites, delivered by EC as part of NAPS Program annual work plans.
Ontario will provide an updated list of NAPS equipment and of where it is located in Ontario upon request by EC.
Ontario will provide Quality Assured Data to EC for inclusion in the Canada-wide Air Quality Database from Designated NAPS Sites and Ontario sites.
EC Responsibilities
EC agrees to provide special services as indicated in NAPS Program annual work plans such as audits, interlaboratory studies or calibration services.
EC agrees to supply monitoring equipment to Ontario as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans. Such equipment will remain the property of EC.
EC agrees to operate the Ottawa Downtown (Rideau/Wurtemburg St.) and Ottawa Central (960 Carling Ave.) Designated NAPS Sites according to Ontario’s ambient air monitoring protocols.
EC agrees to operate air toxics sampling equipment (dichotomous, speciation, VOC, carbonyl and PAH/HAP samplers) at 12 sites in Ontario, indicated by an * in Table 9.
EC agrees to participate in special projects that involve Ontario as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans.
Table 9: Designated NAPS Sites in Ontario
|
NAPS ID |
CITY |
ADDRESS |
POLLUTANTS MONITORED BY ONTARIO |
SAMPLES COLLECTED FOR EC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
60104* |
OTTAWA |
RIDEAU/WURTEMBURG ST. |
SO2, CO, O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
VOC, DICHOT |
|
60106 |
OTTAWA |
960 CARLING AVE. |
SO2, CO, O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
|
|
60204 |
WINDSOR |
467 UNIVERSITY AVE. |
SO2, CO, O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
|
|
60211* |
WINDSOR |
COLLEGE/SOUTH ST. |
SO2, O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
VOC, PAH, SPECIATION, DICHOT, ALDEHYDES |
|
60303* |
KINGSTON |
752 KING ST. W. |
SO2, CO, O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
VOC |
|
60410 |
TORONTO |
KENNEDY/LAWRENCE |
O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
|
|
60421 |
TORONTO |
HENDON/YONGE ST. |
O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
|
|
60424 |
TORONTO |
BAY/WELLESLEY ST. |
SO2, CO, O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
|
|
60428* |
BRAMPTON |
525 MAIN ST. N./ PEEL MANOR |
O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
VOC |
|
60430 |
TORONTO |
125 RESOURCES RD. |
SO2, CO, O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
|
|
60434 |
MISSISSAUGA |
3359 MISSISSAUGA ROAD NORTH |
O3, PM2.5 |
|
|
60435* |
ETOBICOKE SOUTH |
461 KIPLING AVE |
O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
VOC, PAH, DICHOT |
|
60512* |
HAMILTON |
ELGIN/KELLY |
SO2, CO, O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
VOC, PAH, DICHOT |
|
60513 |
HAMILTON |
VICKERS RD./E. 18TH ST. |
SO2, O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
|
|
60609 |
SUDBURY |
RAMSEY LAKE RD. |
SO2, O3, PM2.5 |
|
|
60709 |
SAULT STE. MARIE |
SAULT COLLEGE |
SO2, CO, O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
|
|
60808 |
THUNDER BAY |
421 JAMES ST. N. |
O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
|
|
60903* |
LONDON |
900 HIGHBURY AVE. |
SO2, CO, O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
VOC |
|
61004* |
SARNIA |
FRONT ST./CN TRACKS/ CENTENNIAL PARK |
SO2, O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
VOC |
|
61104* |
PETERBOROUGH |
10 HOSPITAL DR. |
O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
VOC |
|
61201 |
CORNWALL |
BEDFORD/THIRD ST. |
O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
|
|
61302 |
ST CATHARINES |
ARGYLE CRES./ PUMP STN. |
O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
|
|
61402 |
BRANTFORD |
324 GRAND RIVER AVE. |
O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
|
|
61502* |
KITCHENER |
WEST AVE./HOMEWOOD |
O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
VOC |
|
61603 |
OAKVILLE |
8TH LINE/GLENASHTON DR./ HALTON RESERVOIR |
O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
|
|
61702 |
OSHAWA |
2200 SIMCOE ST. N./ DURHAM COLLEGE |
O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
|
|
61802 |
GUELPH |
EXHIBITION ST./CLARK ST. |
O3, PM2.5 |
|
|
61902 |
WALLACEBURG/BEAR CREEK |
8147 MEADOWVALE LANE |
O3, NOx, PM2.5, SO2 |
|
|
62001 |
NORTH BAY |
CHIPPAWA ST./ DEPT. NATIONAL DEFENCE |
O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
|
|
62501 |
TIVERTON |
CONCESSION RD. 2/ LOT A |
SO2, O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
|
|
62601* |
SIMCOE |
EXPERIMENTAL FARM |
SO2, O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
VOC, PAH, SPECIATION, DICHOT, ALDEHYDES |
|
63001 |
BURLINGTON |
HWY 2/NORTH SHORE BLVD. E. |
O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
|
|
63301* |
DORSET |
HWY 117 / PAINT LAKE RD. |
O3, PM2.5 |
VOC |
|
63701 |
GRAND BEND |
WATER TREATMENT PLANT |
O3, PM2.5 |
|
|
65001 |
BARRIE |
83 PERRY ST. |
O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
|
|
65101 |
NEWMARKET |
EAGLE ST./McCAFFREY RD. |
O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
|
|
65201 |
PARRY SOUND |
7 BAY ST. |
O3, PM2.5 |
|
|
65301 |
PORT STANLEY |
43665 DEXTER LINE/ ELGIN WATER T. PLANT |
O3, PM2.5 |
|
|
65401 |
BELLEVILLE |
2 SIDNEY ST./ WATER TREATMENT PLANT |
O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
|
|
65701 |
MORRISBURG |
COUNTY RD. 2/ MORRISBURG WATER TOWER |
O3, PM2.5 |
|
|
65801 |
CHATHAM |
435 GRAND AVE. W. |
SO2, CO, O3, NOx, PM2.5 |
|
|
66201 |
PETAWAWA |
PETAWAWA RESEARCH FOREST FACILITY |
O3, PM2.5 |
Abbreviations used are VOC for Volatile Organic Compound sampler; DICHOT for dichotomous sampler; SPEC or SPECIATION for speciation particulate sampler; ALDEHYDES for aldehyde/carbonyl sampler; PCDD/F for Polychlorinated Dibenzo Dioxin and Furan sampler and PAH for Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons sampler.
Prince Edward Island Responsibilities
Prince Edward Island agrees that this Annex defines respective responsibilities under the MOU.
Prince Edward Island will provide installation of new and replacement equipment at Designated NAPS Sites, delivered by EC as part of NAPS Program annual work plans.
Prince Edward Island will provide an updated list of NAPS equipment and of where it is located in Prince Edward Island upon request by EC.
Prince Edward Island will provide Quality Assured Data to EC for inclusion in the Canada-wide Air Quality Database from Designated NAPS Sites and Prince Edward Island sites.
EC Responsibilities
EC agrees to provide special services as indicated in NAPS Program annual work plans such as audits, interlaboratory studies or calibration services.
EC agrees to supply monitoring equipment to Prince Edward Island as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans. Such equipment will remain the property of EC.
EC agrees to participate in special projects that involve Prince Edward Island as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans.
Table 10: Designated NAPS Sites in Prince Edward Island
|
NAPS ID |
CITY |
ADDRESS |
POLLUTANTS MONITORED BY PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND |
SAMPLES COLLECTED FOR EC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
20104 |
CHARLOTTETOWN |
3 BRIGHTON ROAD |
SO2, NO2/NO, O3, PM2.5 |
|
|
20301 |
WELLINGTON |
125 ROUTE 125 (HACKMATACK ROAD) |
NO2/NO, O3, PM2.5 |
|
|
20401 |
SOUTHAMPTON |
2580 ROUTE 313 (CARDIGAN ROAD) |
O3, PM2.5 |
Quebec Responsibilities
Quebec agrees that this Annex defines respective responsibilities under the MOU.
Quebec will provide installation of new and replacement equipment at Designated NAPS Sites, delivered by EC as part of NAPS Program annual work plans.
Quebec will provide an updated list of NAPS equipment and of where it is located in Quebec upon request by EC.
Quebec will provide Quality Assured Data to EC for inclusion in the Canada-wide Air Quality Database from Designated NAPS Sites and Quebec sites.
EC Responsibilities
EC agrees to provide special services as indicated in NAPS Program annual work plans such as audits, interlaboratory studies or calibration services.
EC agrees to supply monitoring equipment to Quebec as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans. Such equipment will remain the property of EC.
EC agrees to participate in special projects that involve Quebec as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans.
Table 11: Designated NAPS Sites in Quebec
|
NAPS ID |
CITY |
ADDRESS |
POLLUTANTS MONITORED BY QUEBEC |
SAMPLES COLLECTED FOR EC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
50103 |
MONTRÉAL |
1050 A, BOUL. SAINT-JEAN-BAPTISTE |
SO2, CO, NO2, O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 FDMS, NO, SSI |
VOC |
|
50105 |
MONTRÉAL |
1212 RUE DRUMMOND |
PM2.5, PM2.5 DRYER, SSI, TSP |
|
|
50109 |
MONTRÉAL |
2495 RUE DUNCAN |
CO, NO2, O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 FDMS, NO |
|
|
50110 |
MONTRÉAL |
11280 BOUL. PIE IX (PARC PILON) |
CO, NO2, O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 FDMS, NO |
|
|
50113 |
LAVAL |
1160 BOUL PIE IX (CHOMEDEY) |
CO, NO2, O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 FDMS, NO, TSP |
|
|
50115 |
MONTRÉAL |
1001 BOUL DE MAISONNEUVE OUEST |
SO2, CO, NO2, O3, NO |
VOC |
|
50116 |
MONTRÉAL |
3161 JOSEPH, VERDUN |
NO2, O3, NO |
|
|
50119 |
MONTRÉAL |
FACE AU 1819 RUE VICTORIA |
NO2, O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 FDMS, NO, TSP |
|
|
50121 |
MONTRÉAL |
8361 RUE OCÉANIE - BROSSARD |
SO2, NO2, O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 FDMS, NO, SSI |
VOC |
|
50124 |
MONTRÉAL |
7650 RUE CHÂTEAUNEUF |
TSP |
PM2.5-MANUAL |
|
50126 |
MONTRÉAL |
20965 CHEMIN SAINTE-MARIE |
NO2, O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 FDMS, NO, SSI, TSP |
|
|
50128 |
MONTRÉAL |
90-A RUE HERVÉ-SAINT-MARTIN |
CO, NO2, O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 FDMS, NO |
VOC |
|
50129 |
MONTRÉAL |
12400 WILFRID-OUELLETTE (RIVIERE DES PRAIRIES) |
CO, O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 FDMS |
VOC, PM2.5-MANUAL |
|
50133 |
MONTRÉAL |
8200A CHÉNIER |
SO2, NO2, NO, PM2.5 FDMS |
VOC |
|
50134 |
MONTRÉAL |
MOLSON - 2580 SAINT-JOSEPH EST |
NO, O3, SO2, NO2, PM10, PM2.5 PST, PM2.5 FDMS |
VOC, PAH |
|
50204 |
GATINEAU |
255 ST-RÉDEMPTEUR, HULL |
SO2, CO, NO2, O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 FDMS, NO, TSP |
|
|
50308 |
QUÉBEC |
600 RUE DES SABLES |
SO2, CO, NO2, O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 FDMS, NO, SSI, TSP |
PM2.5-MANUAL |
|
50310 |
QUÉBEC |
1150 BOUL. RENÉ-LÉVESQUE O. |
O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 FDMS |
|
|
50404 |
SHERBROOKE |
655, RUE PAPINEAU |
O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 FDMS |
|
|
50504 |
SAGUENAY |
789 BOUL DES ÉTUDIANTS, CHICOUTIMI |
O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 DRYER |
|
|
50801 |
TROIS-RIVIÈRES |
FACE AU 678 RUE HART |
SO2, O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 DRYER, SSI |
|
|
50902 |
SAGUENAY |
2885 BERTHIER (ARVIDA), JONQUIÈRE |
SO2, SSI |
PAH PCDD/F |
|
51201 |
SHAWINIGAN |
363 RUE FRIGON |
SO2, PM2.5, PM2.5 DRYER, SSI, TSP |
|
|
51501 |
ST-ZÉPHIRIN-DE-COURVAL |
701 RANG SAINT-MICHEL |
O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 BAM |
|
|
51802 |
SOREL-TRACY |
80 RUE GEORGE |
SO2, SSI |
|
|
52001 |
CHARETTE |
AU NORD DU 170 2E RANG |
O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 BAM, TSP |
|
|
52201 |
SAINT-SIMON |
DERRIÈRE LE 83, 4E RANG EST |
O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 BAM, TSP |
|
|
52301 |
SAINT-FAUSTIN-LAC-CARRÉ |
CHEMIN DU LAC (CARIBOU) |
O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 BAM, TSP |
|
|
52401 |
LA PÊCHE |
LAC PHILIPPE - MASHAM |
O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 BAM, TSP |
|
|
52601 |
VARENNES-1 |
4744 MONTÉE BARONIE |
NO2, O3, NO |
|
|
52701 |
TÉMISCAMING |
RUE BOUCHER |
SO2, O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 BAM, SSI |
|
|
52801 |
AUCLAIR |
66 RANG ST-GRÉGOIRE NORD |
O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 BAM, TSP |
|
|
53201 |
LA DORÉ |
ROUTE 167- LA DORÉ |
O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 BAM |
|
|
53301 |
DESCHAMBAULT |
334, 3 E RANG - DESHAMBAULT |
O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 BAM |
|
|
53501 |
SAINT-FRANÇOIS |
FACE AU 198, ROYALE ÎLE D’ORLÉANS |
O3 |
|
|
53601 |
NOTRE-DAME-DU-ROSAIRE |
RANG ST-LOUIS |
O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 BAM, TSP |
|
|
53701 |
ST-HILAIRE-DE-DORSET |
RANG DORSET |
O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 BAM, TSP |
|
|
53801 |
TINGWICK |
CHEMIN RADAR ET WARWICK |
O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 BAM |
|
|
53901 |
LAC-ÉDOUARD |
DERRIÈRE L’HÔPITAL VILLAGE |
O3, TSP |
|
|
54801 |
STUKELY-SUD |
CHEMIN MONTBEL |
O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 BAM |
|
|
54901 |
LA PATRIE |
RANG PETIT CANADA OUEST |
O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 BAM |
|
|
55001 |
FERME NEUVE |
215 4 IÈME RANG GRAVEL |
O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 BAM, TSP |
|
|
55301 |
L’ACADIE - SAINT-JEAN-SUR-RICHELIEU |
FERME EXP., 1134 ROUTE 219 |
NO2, O3, PM2.5, PM2.5 DRYER, PM2.5 BAM, NO, SSI |
Abbreviations used are VOC for Volatile Organic Compound sampler; DICHOT for dichotomous sampler; SPEC or SPECIATION for speciation particulate sampler; ALDEHYDES for aldehyde/carbonyl sampler; PCDD/F for Polychlorinated Dibenzo Dioxin and Furan sampler and PAH for Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons sampler.
Saskatchewan Responsibilities
Saskatchewan agrees that this Annex defines respective responsibilities under the MOU.
Saskatchewan will provide installation of new and replacement equipment at Designated NAPS Sites, delivered by EC as part of NAPS Program annual work plans.
Saskatchewan will provide an updated list of NAPS equipment and of where it is located in Saskatchewan upon request by EC.
Saskatchewan will provide Quality Assured Data to EC for inclusion in the Canada-wide Air Quality Database from Designated NAPS Sites and Saskatchewan sites.
EC Responsibilities
EC agrees to provide special services as indicated in NAPS Program annual work plans such as audits, interlaboratory studies or calibration services.
EC agrees to supply monitoring equipment to Saskatchewan as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans. Such equipment will remain the property of EC.
EC agrees to participate in special projects that involve Saskatchewan as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans.
Table 12: Designated NAPS Sites in Saskatchewan
|
NAPS ID |
CITY |
ADDRESS |
POLLUTANTS MONITORED BY SASKATCHEWAN |
SAMPLES COLLECTED FOR EC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
80110 |
REGINA |
2505 11TH. AVENUE |
SO2, CO, O3, NOX, PM10 TEOM, PM2.5 TEOM |
VOC |
|
80211 |
SASKATOON |
511 1ST AVENUE NORTH |
SO2, CO, O3, NOX, PM2.5 TEOM |
DICHOT |
|
80402 |
PRINCE ALBERT |
63 - 12TH STREET EAST |
SO2, O3, NOX, PM2.5 TEOM |
|
|
81001 |
SWIFT CURRENT |
1200 BEGG ST. W |
SO2, O3, NOX, PM2.5 TEOM |
Abbreviations used are VOC for Volatile Organic Compound sampler; DICHOT for dichotomous sampler; SPEC or SPECIATION for speciation particulate sampler; ALDEHYDES for aldehyde/carbonyl sampler; PCDD/F for Polychlorinated Dibenzo Dioxin and Furan sampler and PAH for Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons sampler.
Yukon Responsibilities
Yukon agrees that this Annex defines respective responsibilities under the MOU.
Yukon will provide installation of new and replacement equipment at the Designated NAPS Site, delivered by EC as part of NAPS Program annual work plans.
Yukon will provide an updated list of NAPS equipment and of where it is located in Yukon upon request by EC.
Yukon will provide Quality Assured Data to EC for inclusion in the Canada-wide Air Quality Database from the Designated NAPS Sites.
EC Responsibilities
EC agrees to provide special services as indicated in NAPS Program annual work plans such as audits, interlaboratory studies or calibration services.
EC agrees to supply monitoring equipment to Yukon as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans. Such equipment will remain the property of EC.
EC agrees to participate in special projects that involve Yukon as agreed to in the NAPS Program annual work plans.
Table 13: Designated NAPS Sites in Yukon
|
NAPS ID |
CITY |
ADDRESS |
POLLUTANTS MONITORED BY YUKON |
SAMPLES COLLECTED FOR EC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
119003 |
WHITEHORSE |
1091 - 1ST AVENUE |
CO, O3, NOX, PM2.5 |
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