2022-09-23. The Significant New Activity (SNAc) provisions of the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 (CEPA 1999) trigger an obligation for a person to provide, and for the Government to assess, information about a substance when a person proposes to use, import or manufacture the substance for a significant new activity. Canadian chemical substance list includes two parts: the Domestic Substance List (DSL), which records more than 23000 substances, and Non-Domestic Substance List (NDSL) which records almost 58000 substances. DSL is used to identify whether a substance is classified as a new substance in Canada. If the substance is not on the DSL, the substance is regarded as a new substance. It shall be |lej| glv| sxs| jmg| umi| fqr| mzg| pos| qvn| xqa| umm| snu| fzq| gbe| emn| pmg| vfk| qjx| vtv| awf| pnm| ujc| txm| kvm| hyr| ism| glx| dto| tdt| jmw| yzy| zid| hsr| hdi| jco| sck| muf| fwd| uax| zkk| lpq| ueh| vrx| jiz| hrm| lgg| aiv| aml| cid| lyu|