The Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs) are a set of rules established by the Government of Canada to ensure the safety and efficiency of civil aviation in the country. These regulations cover various aspects of aviation, including aircraft operation, maintenance, and pilot licensing. They are designed to protect the public and promote a safe flying environment. The CARs are enforced by Transport Canada, which oversees compliance and safety standards for all aviation activities. The regulations are regularly updated to reflect changes in technology, safety practices, and international standards, ensuring that Canadian aviation remains safe and competitive on a global scale.