The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) is an independent agency responsible for investigating transportation accidents in Canada. Its primary goal is to enhance safety by identifying the causes of incidents in various modes of transport, including air, marine, rail, and pipeline. The TSB does not assign blame but focuses on making recommendations to prevent future accidents. Established in 1990, the TSB conducts thorough investigations and publishes reports to inform the public and industry stakeholders. By analyzing data and trends, the agency aims to improve safety standards and practices across the transportation sector, ultimately protecting lives and property.