The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) is an independent agency responsible for investigating transportation accidents and incidents in Canada. Its primary goal is to enhance safety by identifying risks and making recommendations to prevent future occurrences. The TSB covers various modes of transportation, including aviation, marine, rail, and pipeline systems. Established in 1990, the TSB operates under the Transportation Safety Board Act. It conducts thorough investigations, analyzes data, and publishes reports to inform the public and industry stakeholders. The agency collaborates with other organizations to promote safety and improve regulations within the transportation sector.