1. Dangerous Goods Declaration: Required when shipping hazardous materials, including UN numbers and hazard classes

2. Temperature Controls: Required for temperature-sensitive cargo, specifying required temperature ranges and monitoring

3. Special Handling Instructions: Used when cargo requires specific handling procedures or precautions

4. Transit Cargo Information: Required for cargo that will be transiting through Canada to another destination

5. Container Details: Required for containerized cargo, including container numbers and seal information

6. Insurance Declaration: Optional section for declaring cargo insurance details when required by parties

7. Customs Broker Information: Required when a customs broker is involved in the clearance process

1. Schedule A - Package Types: Reference list of standard package type codes and descriptions

2. Schedule B - Commodity Codes: Reference list of HS codes for common commodities

3. Schedule C - Port Codes: List of official port codes and locations

4. Appendix 1 - Supporting Documents Checklist: Checklist of required accompanying documentation

5. Appendix 2 - Dangerous Goods Classification: Reference guide for dangerous goods classifications when applicable