Transport Canada requires you to complete the full 3 hour online study guide in order to access the online version of the Pleasure Craft Operator Card test . However, you don’t have to complete ...

You’ll need to answer at least 38 questions correctly (75%) in order to pass the test and obtain your Operator Card.

The official Transport Canada test consists of 50 multiple questions. You have a maximum of 1 hour and 15 minutes to complete the test.

You can take the official Transport Canada accredited exam on this web site . Click here to access the boating license exam. Boaters can also attempt the exam at one of BOATsmart!®’s Certified ...

BOATsmart!® charges a standard fee of $49.95 + GST for the exam. The cost includes a Temporary Operator Card Slip (issued immediately following your exam) and mailing of your permanent Pleasure Craft...

Non-residents operating their pleasure craft in Canadian waters for more than 45 consecutive days are required to obtain a Pleasure Craft Operator Card, commonly known as a boating license. An operato...

Certificates for recognized boating safety courses completed before April 1, 1999 may exempt you from taking the test. If you’ve already taken a course prior to these regulations – and hav...

You can obtain your Pleasure Craft Operator Card by passing the 50 question multiple choice exam offered by BOATsmart!. You must achieve a score of at least 75% to pass the exam and obtain your Operat...

A “license” can be revoked, suspended and typically has an expiry date. However, a Pleasure Craft Operator Card cannot be revoked or suspended and once obtained, the card is good for life.

Although it’s commonly referred to as a boating license, the Operator Card is actually a “Competency Card”. By successfully passing the BOATsmart! Exam and obtaining your Operator Ca...