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Introduces an AIP SUP covering aerodrome construction at Winnipeg / James Armstrong Richardson Intl (CYWG), effective 23 JUL 2025.
Reissued guidance on how Transport Canada (on behalf of the Minister of Transport) assesses and issues Canadian airspace notifications for conflict zones, and how NAV CANADA publishes those notifications (NOTAM for temporary/time-critical items; AIC for items expected to remain valid more than 90 days).
Up to seven high-altitude unoccupied research balloons (ICARUS 1 to ICARUS 7) are planned to be launched nominally from Timmins / Victor M. Power Airport (CYTS), Timmins, ON, between 12 Aug and 25 Aug 2026. The AIP SUP is issued for situational awareness; associated NOTAMs are published and take precedence.
NAV CANADA advises that commissioning of the MET terminal at Montréal/St-Hubert (CYHU) is expected to increase IFR traffic in a defined area near CYHU. The AIC is intended to provide situational awareness to airspace users.
Introduces temporary aerodrome construction information for Montréal / Pierre Elliott Trudeau Intl, QC (CYUL), effective 23 JUL 2026. Specific work details and any runway/taxiway/apron restrictions are not provided in the available text.
NAV CANADA advises that, following commissioning of the MET terminal at Montréal/St-Hubert (CYHU), increased IFR traffic is expected in a defined area around CYHU to provide situational awareness to airspace users.
A crane will be erected in Victoria, BC, approximately 1.1 NM NE of Victoria Harbour (Shoal Point) Heliport (CBZ7). The crane will be lighted (not painted) and may reach 205 ft AGL (259 ft ASL), within a 115-ft radius centred on the published coordinates.
Introduces temporary airspace structure and operational measures for the FIFA Men’s World Cup 2026 in the Vancouver, BC and Toronto, ON regions (Jun 12 to Jul 7, 2026). The AIC describes airspace restrictions, procedures and coordination intended to manage increased traffic demand and support safety and security during the event period.
A luffing crane will be erected in Edmonton, AB, with a published maximum height of 352 ft AGL (2526 ft ASL), at specified coordinates; the crane will be lighted and not painted. This AIP SUP is used instead of a NOTAM for the obstacle information.
Introduces temporary airspace structure and associated operational measures in the Vancouver and Toronto metropolitan regions in support of the FIFA Men’s World Cup from June 12 to July 7, 2026. The AIC describes airspace restrictions and procedures intended to manage increased traffic demand and support safety/security during the event period.