Impact Assessment Agency Proponent Portal
On June 20, 2024, the Budget Implementation Act, 2024, received Royal Assent, and brought into force amendments to the Impact Assessment Act (IAA). These changes were made in response to the Supreme Court of Canada’s decision on the constitutionality of the IAA. Over the coming weeks and months, this website along with procedures, policy and guidance documents will be updated to reflect these legislative changes, as required.
Welcome to the Impact Assessment Agency Proponent Portal. This portal aims to facilitate the exchange of documents, data and contact information between proponents and the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (the Agency).
If you do not have a profile on the Impact Assessment Agency Proponent Portal, please request a profile by clicking on the button below.
If you already have a profile, please sign in by clicking on the button below.
Once signed into the Portal, you can submit project documents and data to the Agency, consult documents submitted by the Agency and access relevant contact information relating to your project.
If you submit documents or data to the Agency, an e-mail will be sent within one business day confirming the submission has been received and explaining the next steps.
Support
To report issues with the Proponent Portal, please contact the Agency at iaac.proponentportal-portailpromoteur.aeic@canada.ca.
Public Disclosure
Documents and data submitted to the Agency will be circulated to relevant government departments and agencies. They may be made publicly available on the Canadian Impact Assessment Registry. Copies of the documents and data may be provided to interested parties. If any information should be considered confidential, please contact the Agency before submitting it.
The Government of Canada accepts no liability whatsoever for any claim that might in any way arise as a consequence of the Government of Canada’s handling, use, publication or release of documents and data, or the information contained therein, either in whole or in part. Proponents are wholly responsible for ensuring that documents and data are accurate and their contents are not subjected to any confidentiality requirements. Proponents are not to provide confidential, personal or proprietary information that should not be made accessible to the public.
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