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Fur Industry Regulations

made under

Section 36 of the

Fur Industry Act

S.N.S. 2010, c. 4

O.I.C. 2013-2 (effective January 11, 2013), N.S. Reg. 4/2013

as amended to O.I.C. 2026-23 (effective January 26, 2026), N.S. Reg. 17/2026

Table of Contents

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Interpretation

Citation

Definitions for Act and regulations

Prescribed animals

Increase for purposes of subsection 35(2) of Act

Qualifications and Training Requirements

Qualifications for designated professionals

Training for monitoring programs

Operating Licences

Applying for licence

Separate licence for each species of prescribed animal on fur farm

Expiry and renewal

New licence on issuance of amended site approval permit

Refusing to issue or transfer licence

Suspending or revoking licence

Site Approval Permits

Application of Sections 15 to 20

Exemption from requirement for site approval permit and management plan

No construction or alteration without site approval permit

When more than 1 site approval permit required

When amended site approval permit required

Applying for site approval permit or amended site approval permit

Required content for management plan

Facility and Monitoring Requirements for Fur Farms With Prescribed Animals

Application of Sections 22 to 39

Animal housing buildings

Solid feces storage system

Liquid feces storage system

Feces disposal

Carcass storage

Carcass disposal

Surface water monitoring program

Groundwater monitoring program

Administrator may order random water tests

When substances in surface water exceed concentration limits

When substances in groundwater exceed concentration limits

Accredited laboratory to sample tests

Water monitoring reporting requirements

Soil monitoring program

Administrator may order random soil tests

When soil sample phosphate level exceeds concentration limits

Accredited laboratory to sample tests

Soil monitoring reporting requirements

Facility Requirements for All Fur Farms

Application of Sections 41 to 44

Minimum separation distances

Feed storage

Waste feed disposal

On-farm composting requirements

Appeals

Appeal to Minister about licence decision

Appeal panel

Review by appeal and recommendations to Minister

Decision on appeal

Administration

Books and records

Fees

Interpretation

Citation

1 These regulations may be cited as the Fur Industry Regulations .

Definitions for Act and regulations

(1) In these regulations,

“accredited laboratory” means a laboratory that is accredited under the International

Organization for Standardization/International Electrotechnical Commission

Standard 17025:2005, entitled General requirements for the competence of testing

and calibration laboratories , as amended, or any subsequent edition of it;

“Act” means the Fur Industry Act ;

“animal housing building” means a structure where fur-bearing animals are housed

on a fur farm;

“approved disposal facility” means a disposal facility approved by the Minister of

Environment under the Approvals Procedure Regulations made under the

Environment Act ;

“closed-style animal housing building” means an animal housing building with cages

enclosed within the building;

“covered”, in relation to a liquid feces storage structure, means covered by

(

i) a concrete cover,

(ii) a solid trussed roof,

(iii) high-density polyethylene material over the surface of the stored liquid

feces and anchored to the storage structure, or

(iv) any other cover acceptable to the Administrator;

“designated professional” means an individual designated by the Minister under

subsection 33(1A) of the Act for the purpose of approving a management plan as

required by subsection 33(2) of the Act;

“dwelling” includes a house, condominium, cottage, mobile home or trailer occupied

as a residence;

“existing” in relation to a fur farm, means existing at the time of the coming into

force of the Act;

“feces” means the excrement of a fur-bearing animal;

“feces storage system” means a system for storing feces on a fur farm before

disposing of the feces, and includes pipes, holding tanks and earthen storage

structures;

“feed” means feed provided to fur-bearing animals on a fur farm;

“licence” means a licence issued under the Act that authorizes the operation of a fur

farm;

“liquid feces” means feces that has a moisture content equal to or greater than 84%;

“management plan” means a management plan for a fur farm required by

Section 33

of the Act;

“prescribed fee” means the applicable fee set out in

Section 50;

“site approval permit” means a site approval permit issued under

Section 11 of the

Act for a fur farm on which prescribed animals are held;

“solid feces” means feces that has a moisture content of less than 84%;

“total herd” on a fur farm means all of the male and female prescribed animals held

on the fur farm, including prescribed animals that are under 6 months old;

“traditional-style animal housing building” means an animal housing building that

contains cages with the bottom and 1 end of each cage exposed to the outside;

“waste feed” means uneaten feed that has become inedible;

“watercourse” means the natural bed and shore of a river, stream, lake, creek, pond,

spring, lagoon or other natural body of water, and the water in it, whether it contains

water or not, and includes groundwater but does not include manufactured features.

(2) For the purposes of subsection 35(2) of the Act and in these regulations, “breeding

herd” means all of the male and female prescribed animals held on a fur farm,

excluding prescribed animals that are under 6 months old.

(3) For the purposes of

Section 35A of the Act, “owner” includes an operator but does

not include Her Majesty in right of the Province or any board or agency of Her

Majesty, including the Nova Scotia Farm Loan Board.

Prescribed animals

3 For the purposes of the Act and these regulations, fox and mink are designated as

prescribed animals.

Increase for purposes of subsection 35(2) of Act

4 For the purposes of subsection 35(2) of the Act, an increase in the breeding females or

breeding herd on a fur farm is an increase within a calendar year over the maximum

number of prescribed animals held on the fur farm during the previous calendar year, as

recorded at any 1 time during that previous year, of the lesser of

(a) 875 in the number of breeding females; and

(b) 10% in the number of prescribed animals in the breeding herd.

Qualifications and Training Requirements

Qualifications for designated professionals

5 An individual must meet all of the following qualifications to be designated as a

designated professional:

(

a) current status as a practising member in good standing with the Association of

Professional Engineers of Nova Scotia;

(

b) practical experience in agricultural, bioresource, civil, environmental or

resource engineering, demonstrated in the manner determined by the

Administrator;

(

c) completion of the seminar conducted by the Department respecting fur industry

requirements.

Training for monitoring programs

6 For the purpose of subsection 34(1) of the Act, all training in monitoring and testing water

and soil must be conducted to the satisfaction of the Administrator.

Operating Licences

Applying for licence

(1) For a fur farm on which prescribed animals are held, in addition to the site approval

permit confirmation required by subsection 10(5) of the Act, an application for a

licence must include or be accompanied by all of the following:

(

a) a statement of the anticipated maximum number of

(

i) prescribed animals that will be in the breeding herd of the fur farm

during the upcoming 12 months, and

(ii) prescribed animals that will be in the total herd of the fur farm during the

upcoming 12 months;

(

b) if a groundwater monitoring program is required under

Section 29, the baseline

data from the initial water sample testing conducted under that Section;

(

c) payment of the prescribed fee.

(2) For a fur farm where no prescribed animals are held, an application for a licence

must include or be accompanied by

(

a) a statement of the anticipated number of fur-bearing animals that will be on the

fur farm during the upcoming 12 months; and

(

b) payment of the prescribed fee.

Separate licence for each species of prescribed animal on fur farm

(1) A separate licence is required for each species of prescribed animal on a fur farm.

(2) All operators of a fur farm must operate under a single licence for each species of

prescribed animal on the fur farm.

(3) All non-prescribed fur-bearing animals on a fur farm may be covered by a single

licence.

a fur farm on which prescribed animals are held:

(

a) the maximum number of prescribed animals allowed in the fur farm’s breeding

herd;

(

b) amendments to the methods set out in the fur farm’s management plan for

storing, treating or disposing of feces, waste feed or carcasses, including the

minimum frequency of disposal;

(

c) additional requirements for testing surface water and soil monitoring.

Expiry and renewal

(1) Unless it has already been renewed under subsection 10(6) of the Act, an operating

licence expires 5 years less a day from the date of issuance.

(2) For a fur farm on which prescribed animals are held, an application for renewal of a

licence must include or be accompanied by all of the following:

(

a) a statement of the anticipated maximum number of

(

i) prescribed animals that will be in the breeding herd of the fur farm

during the upcoming 12 months, and

(ii) prescribed animals that will be in the total herd of the fur farm during the

upcoming 12 months;

(

b) payment of the prescribed fee.

(3) For a fur farm where no prescribed animals are held, an application for renewal of a

licence must include or be accompanied by

(

a) a statement of the anticipated number of fur-bearing animals that will be on the

fur farm during the upcoming 12 months; and

(

b) payment of the prescribed fee.

(4) In addition to paying the prescribed fee required under clause (2)(

b) or (3)(b), as

applicable, an operator who renews their licence later than 30 days after the licence’s

expiry date must pay a late fee of $51.48, not including any applicable tax.

New licence on issuance of amended site approval permit

11 On issuing an amended site approval permit as referred to in subsection 11(6) of the Act,

the Administrator must also issue a new licence, but no fee is required for the new licence

until it is renewed at the beginning of the next licence period.

Refusing to issue or transfer licence

12 The following enactments are prescribed for the purpose of the Administrator’s power to

refuse to issue or transfer a licence in subsection 13(2) of the Act:

(

a) any applicable provision of the Environment Act and its regulations;

(

b) any applicable provision of the Occupational Health and Safety Act and its

regulations;

(

c) any applicable provision of the Health Protection Act and its regulations.

Suspending or revoking licence

(1) For the purpose of

Section 14 of the Act, the Administrator may suspend for up to 1

year or revoke a licence if an inspection discloses an operator is not in compliance

with any of the following:

(

a) the Act or these regulations;

(

b) any applicable provision of the Environment Act or its regulations;

(

c) any applicable provision of the Occupational Health and Safety Act or its

regulations;

(

d) any applicable provision of the Health Protection Act or its regulations.

(2) If there is more than 1 operator under a single licence, a suspension or revocation of

that licence applies to all operators under that licence.

Site Approval Permits

Application of Sections 15 to 20

14 Sections 15 to 20 apply only to a fur farm on which prescribed animals are held.

Exemption from requirement for site approval permit and management plan

(1) An operator with fewer than 100 prescribed animals in their breeding herd is exempt

from the requirement in subsection 9(1A) of the Act to hold a site approval permit

and the requirement in

Section 33 of the Act to develop and follow a management

plan.

(2) The Administrator may exempt an operator from the requirements referred to in

subsection (1) if the Administrator determines that the proposed activity of the fur

farm will have minimal impact on the surrounding environment.

(3) If the Administrator determines that the environmental impact of the activities of a

fur farm given an exemption under subsection (2) is no longer minimal, the

Administrator may require the operator to obtain a site approval site approval permit

and develop and follow a management plan.

No construction or alteration without site approval permit

(1) A person must not construct or authorize the construction of a fur farm except in

the Administrator for that purpose and is in force.

(2) Subject to subsections 35(1) and (2) of the Act and subsections 22(2) and 24(3)

respecting the time period within which an existing fur farm is required to meet

certain requirements of the Act and these regulations, a person must not alter or

authorize the alteration of an existing fur farm except in accordance with the terms

and conditions of a site approval permit or amended site approval permit that is

issued by the Administrator for that purpose and is in force.

When more than 1 site approval permit required

17 The Administrator may require more than 1 site approval permit for a fur farm if the

Administrator determines that a single site approval permit does not adequately address the

management of waste at the fur farm.

When amended site approval permit required

18 For the purpose of [subsection] 11(6) of [the] Act, an amended site approval permit is

required for a fur farm if there is an increase within a calendar year over the maximum

number of prescribed animals held on the fur farm during the previous calendar year,

calculated as set out in

Section 4.

Applying for site approval permit or amended site approval permit

(1) An application for a site approval permit must include or be accompanied by all of

the following:

(

a) the name of the proposed operator and, if the proposed operator is a

partnership, the name of each of its partners;

(

b) the civic address of the proposed fur farm and the property’s parcel

identification number under the Land Registration Act or its global positioning

system coordinates;

(

c) a map showing the boundaries of the property on which the proposed fur farm

is located and the locations of all of the following:

(

i) each building on the property,

(ii) each road on the property,

(iii) each watercourse, body of water and well on the property,

(iv) each watercourse, body of water and well that is reasonably known to the

operator to be within 100 m of either side of the boundary line of the

property on which the proposed fur farm is located, as measured

perpendicularly to the boundary line;

(

d) a copy of the management plan for the proposed fur farm, completed in

accordance with

Section 20 and approved by a designated professional as

required by subsection 33(2) of the Act;

(

e) payment of the prescribed fee.

(2) An application for an amended site approval permit must be accompanied by

(

a) all of the information specified in subsection (1) for a site approval permit

application, including a new management plan; and

(

b) payment of the prescribed fee.

Required content for management plan

20 A management plan must contain all of the following:

(

a) a description of each of the requirements set out in Sections 21 to 44, with an

explanation of how the requirement will be met;

(

b) an indication of the total number of prescribed animals that can be housed on

the fur farm under the management plan while meeting the requirements of the

Act and these regulations;

(

c) an explanation of how the operator will control flies and odour using normal

farm practices;

(

d) any additional information that the Administrator requires.

Facility and Monitoring Requirements for Fur Farms With Prescribed Animals

Application of Sections 22 to 39

21 Sections 22 to 39 apply only to a fur farm on which prescribed animals are held.

Animal housing buildings

(1) Each animal housing building must be a closed-style animal housing building.

(2) Despite clause 35(1)(

b) of the Act, until there is an increase in the number of

breeding females or the number of prescribed animals in the breeding herd on an

existing fur farm, calculated as set out in

Section 4, the Administrator may exempt

the operator from the requirements of subsection (1) after the end of the 3-year

period referred to in

Section 35 of the Act.

Solid feces storage system

23 Each feces storage structure in a solid feces storage system must have a level concrete pad

base.

Liquid feces storage system

(1) A liquid feces storage system must be able to accommodate 120% of the anticipated

volume of liquid feces from the total herd.

(2) Each feces storage structure in a liquid feces storage system must be constructed as

specified by a designated professional, must be covered and must meet any

requirements specified by the Administrator.

(3) Despite clause 35(1)(

b) of the Act, until there has been an increase in the number of

breeding females or number of prescribed animals in the breeding herd on an

existing fur farm, calculated as set out in

Section 4, the Administrator may exempt

the operator from the requirements of subsection (2) after the end of the 3-year

period referred to in

Section 35 of the Act.

Feces disposal

(1) Feces must be disposed of in 1 of the following ways:

(

a) by disposal to an approved disposal facility;

(

b) by applying it to land in accordance with a land application plan prepared by a

certified nutrient management planner or an accredited laboratory using soil

and feces analyses;

(

c) by on-farm composting in accordance with

Section 44.

(2) An operator must have an alternative feces disposal plan in place to be used if there

is an interruption of the primary feces disposal plan.

Carcass storage

26 Each prescribed animal that dies on a fur farm must be stored frozen until disposed of in

accordance with

Section 27.

Carcass disposal

27 Each carcass of a prescribed animal that has died on a fur farm must be disposed of at an

approved disposal facility or by on-farm composting.

Surface water monitoring program

28 A water monitoring program required by subsection 34(1) of the Act to be established by

an operator must meet all of the following requirements:

(

a) it must include a description of sampling locations;

(

b) it must include a

schedule for surface water testing;

(

c) it must include baseline data from the initial water sample testing;

(

d) surface water discharges must be sampled and tested in May and November

each year that the fur farm licence is in effect unless otherwise directed by the

Administrator.

Groundwater monitoring program

(1) If the Administrator determines that the circumstances require a groundwater

monitoring program for a fur farm, the Administrator may give the operator notice of

that requirement.

(2) A groundwater monitoring program must provide for groundwater to be tested in

May and November each year that the fur farm licence is in effect unless otherwise

directed by the Administrator.

Administrator may order random water tests

30 At any time, on a random basis, the Administrator may require tests of any of the

following to be conducted at the operator’s expense:

(

a) surface water on a fur farm;

(

b) if a fur farm has a groundwater monitoring program, water samples from the

monitoring wells.

When substances in surface water exceed concentration limits

31 If a test of a water sample taken from any surface water discharge on a fur farm indicates

that a level of a substance listed in the following table is higher than the concentration

limit listed in the table for the substance, the Administrator may place any measures on the

operator that the Administrator considers necessary to reduce the level of the substance.

Surface Water Concentration Limits

Substance

Concentration Limit

Total phosphorus

20 µg/L

Nitrate (as nitrate nitrogen)

3.0 mg/L

Ammonia (as ammonia-nitrogen)

1 mg/L

Total suspended solids

50 mg/L

E. coli

100 CFU per 100mL

When substances in groundwater exceed concentration limits

32 If a test from a water sample taken from any groundwater monitoring well on a fur farm

indicates that a level of a substance listed in the following table is higher than the

concentration limit listed in the table for the substance, the Administrator may place any

measures on the operator that the Administrator considers necessary to reduce the level of

the substance.

Groundwater Concentration Limits

Substance

Concentration Limit

Total dissolved solids

500 mg/L

Total phosphorus

0.1 mg/L

Nitrate (as nitrate-nitrogen)

13 mg/L

Ammonia (as ammonia-nitrogen)

4 mg/L

Chloride

250 mg/L

Accredited laboratory to sample tests

33 All testing of surface water samples and samples of water from groundwater monitoring

wells must be performed by an accredited laboratory.

Water monitoring reporting requirements

(1) An operator must submit the results of tests scheduled as part of the water

monitoring program to the Administrator no later than 5 business days after the date

the operator received the test results.

(2) If a random water test required by the Administrator under

Section 30 indicates that

the sample exceeds a concentration limit set out in

Section 31 or 32, the

Administrator may require that further tests be conducted and that the results be

provided to the Administrator by the testing service at the operator’s expense.

Soil monitoring program

35 A soil monitoring program required by subsection 34(1) of the Act to be established by an

operator must meet all of the following requirements:

(

a) it must include a description of sampling locations;

(

b) it must include baseline data from the initial soil sample testing;

(

c) soil must be sampled and tested every 3 calendar years while a licence is in

effect for the fur farm.

Administrator may order random soil tests

36 At any time, on a random basis, the Administrator may require tests of soil samples on a

fur farm to be conducted at the operator’s expense.

When soil sample phosphate level exceeds concentration limits

37 If a test of a soil sample taken on a fur farm indicates that the level of phosphorous,

expressed as P 2 O 5 , is higher than the concentration limit of 800 kg/ha, the Administrator

may place any measures on the operator that the Administrator considers necessary to

reduce the level of the phosphorous.

Accredited laboratory to sample tests

38 All testing of soil samples must be performed by an accredited laboratory.

Soil monitoring reporting requirements

(1) An operator must submit the results of tests scheduled as part of the soil monitoring

program to the Administrator no later than 5 business days after the date the operator

received the test results.

(2) If a random soil test required by the Administrator under

Section 36 indicates that

the sample exceeds the concentration limit set out in

Section 37, the Administrator

may require that further tests be conducted and that the results be provided to the

Administrator by the testing service at the operator’s expense.

Facility Requirements for All Fur Farms

Application of Sections 41 to 44

40 Sections 41 to 44 apply to all fur farms.

Minimum separation distances

(1) Unless exempted under subsection (2), each animal housing building, feces storage

structure and on-farm compost site on a fur farm must be located in compliance with

the minimum separation distances set out in the following table:

Minimum Separation Distances

Structure or

Building

Distance from

Watercourse or

Off-Farm Well

Distance from

Off-farm

Dwelling

Distance from

Property Line or

Public Highway

(metres)

Solid feces storage

structure

Uncovered liquid

feces storage structure

Covered liquid feces

storage structure

Closed-style animal

housing building

Existing closed-style

animal housing

building

Existing traditional-

style animal housing

building

On-farm compost site

(2) The Administrator may exempt a structure or building that is on or proposed to be

constructed on an existing fur farm site from the minimum separation distance

requirements in subsection (1), but only if

(

a) the structure or building is in accordance with a management plan approved by

a designated professional as required by subsection 33(2) of the Act; and

(

b) the Administrator determines that the structure or building has or would have

minimal impact on the surrounding environment.

Feed storage

42 All feed must be stored in a fully enclosed container.

Waste feed disposal

43 All waste feed must be disposed of at an approved disposal facility or by on-farm

composting.

On-farm composting requirements

44 Any composting carried out on a fur farm must meet all of the following requirements:

(

a) it must be in accordance with composting guidelines established by the

Department;

(

b) each on-farm compost site must be located in compliance with the minimum

separation distances set out in the table in

Section 41;

(

c) each composting site must have a level concrete pad base;

(

d) the operator must demonstrate to the Administrator’s satisfaction that at least 1

employee has been trained in proper composting procedures.

Appeals

Appeal to Minister about licence decision

(1) A licence holder may appeal a decision of the Administrator by serving the Minister

with a notice of appeal accompanied by a non-refundable fee of $206.00 no later

than 30 days after the date the licence holder is advised of the Administrator’s

decision.

(2) No later than 5 days after the date the Minister receives a notice of appeal, the

Minister must send a copy of the notice to the chair of the appeal panel established

under

Section 46.

Appeal panel

(1) The Minister may establish an appeal panel to review appeals and make

recommendations to the Minister on an appeal.

(2) The appeal panel must be made up of at least 4 persons, 1 of whom is a professional

agrologist, 1 of whom is an environmental inspector specialist, 1 of whom is a

person representing the fur industry, and 1 of whom is a person representing the

community.

(3) The appeal panel must appoint a chair from among its members and must determine

its own practices and procedures.

(4) The quorum for the appeal panel is 1 person.

Review by appeal and recommendations to Minister

47 The appeal panel must review an appeal and make a recommendation to the Minister

about the appeal no later than 10 days after the date the appeal panel receives a copy of the

notice of appeal.

Decision on appeal

(1) The Minister must decide an appeal no later than 10 days after the date that the

Minister receives the recommendations of the appeal panel.

(2) The decision of the Minister is final and binding.

Administration

Books and records

(1) For the purpose of

Section 16 of the Act, books and records to be kept by an

operator with respect to a fur farm must include all of the following:

(

a) a record of the total number of prescribed animals pelted in each calendar year;

(

b) a record of the total number of prescribed animals in the breeding herd in each

calendar year;

(

c) for fur farms housing prescribed animals, the results of water and soil tests

referred to in monitoring program reports submitted under Sections 34 and 39;

(

d) for fur farms housing prescribed animals, feces, waste feed and carcass storage

clean-out records.

(2) An operator must keep each required book and record for at least 5 years following

the date of the last entry in the book or the date the record was created.

Fees

50 The prescribed fees for licences and site approval permits, not including any applicable

tax, are as set out in the following table:

Document or Service

Fee

initial permit

$515.00

amended permit required under

Section 18 because of increase in

number of breeding females or prescribed animals in breeding herd

$515.00

amended permit required for any other reason

$51.50

initial licence* or licence renewal

(*except no fee for a new licence being issued with an amended

permit, in accordance with

Section 11)

$103.00

$103.00

addition or removal of operator from licence

$103.00

transfer of licence to another operator

$103.00

Legislative History

Reference Tables

Fur Industry Regulations

N.S. Reg.

4/2013

Fur Industry Act

Note: The

information in these tables does not form part of the regulations and is

compiled by the Office of the Registrar of Regulations for reference only.

Source Law

The current consolidation of the Fur Industry Regulations made under the Fur Industry Act includes all of the following regulations:

N.S.

Regulation

In force

date*

How in force

Royal Gazette

Part II Issue

4/2013

Jan 11, 2013

date specified

Jan 25, 2013

42/2014

Mar 18, 2014

date specified

Apr 4, 2014

106/2015

Apr 1, 2015

date specified

Apr 8, 2015

17/2026

Jan 26, 2026

date specified

Feb 6, 2026

The following regulations are not

yet in force and are not included in the current consolidation:

N.S.

Regulation

In force

date*

How in force

Royal Gazette

Part II Issue

*See subsection 3(6) of the Regulations Act for

rules about in force dates of regulations.

Amendments by Provision

ad. = added

am. = amended

fc. = fee change

ra. = reassigned

rep. = repealed

rs . = repealed and substituted

Provision affected

How affected

10(1) .................................................

am. 17/2026

10(4) .................................................

am. 106/2015

24(2) .................................................

am. 42/2024

41 ......................................................

ra. as 41(1) 42/2014

41(1) ............................................

ra. from 41 42/2014 ; am. 42/2014

41(2) ............................................

ad. 42/2014

45(1) .................................................

fc. 106/2015

50 ......................................................

am. 106/2015

Note that changes to headings are not

included in the above table.

Editorial Notes and Corrections

Note

Effective

date

The reference in subsection 2(1) to the Minister of

Environment should be read as a reference to the Minister of Environment and

Climate Change in accordance with O.I.C. 2021-60 under the Public Service Act , R.S.N.S. 1989, c.

Feb 23, 2021

Repealed and Superseded

N.S.

Regulation

Title

In force

date

Repealed

date

Note: Only

regulations that are specifically repealed and replaced appear in this

table. It may not reflect the entire

history of regulations on this subject matter.