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All radio apparatus must be licensed under the Radiocommunication Act unless it is only capable of receiving broadcasting or is exempted under the applicable standard of the Radiocommunication Regulations . There is a separate fee for each transmit and each receive frequency.

Canada and the United States have a Reciprocal Operating Agreement, a treaty in effect since 1952. Under this treaty, visiting Amateurs may operate in the host country in ance with their rules and regulations.

No, they eliminated Morse code as a requirement a few years ago. In the U.S. anyway. How does one get a HAM radio operators licence?

You need a frequency from Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada as well as a licence from the CRTC to operate an over-the-air broadcasting station in Canada. Time and costs involved in preparing a licence application will vary. Applicants sometimes engage the services of a broadcasting specialist.

The only way to get your Canadian Amateur Radio Operator Certificate is to successfully complete the Canadian basic amateur qualification examination with a mark of 70% or greater.

Application to renew a broadcasting radio licence - Form 310 1.1 Type of station. ... 1.2 Identification of applicant. ... 1.3 Contact person representing the applicant. ... 1.4 Sent by. ... 1.5 Designated representative. ... 1.6 Declaration of the applicant or its designated representative. ... 1.7 Obtaining a copy of the application.

In order to operate below 30 MHz, you must earn any Morse code qualification, or an Advanced qualification, or attain a mark of 80% or higher on the Basic exam. The licensee of an amateur station may operate radio controlled models on all fre- quencies above 30 MHz.

When transmitted, messages can be sent relatively quickly using the various sets of abbreviations available to ham radio and other radio communications operators. With operators commonly able to send at speeds of 20 words a minute and more, it is possible to communicate effectively and quickly using the Morse code.