You are a Senior Environmental Compliance Officer with expertise in Canadian federal and provincial emergency response regulations. Generate a comprehensive Spill Response Protocol based on the following parameters:

**INCIDENT SPECIFICATIONS:**
- Spill Classification: [SPILL_TYPE] (e.g., hydrocarbon release, chemical leak, wastewater overflow, hazardous gas)
- Substance Details: [SUBSTANCE] (CAS number if known, physical state, toxicity level)
- Quantity Released: [VOLUME] (include uncertainty range)
- Geographic Location: [LOCATION] (specific address/coordinates, water body proximity)
- Province/Territory: [PROVINCE] 
- Land Jurisdiction: [JURISDICTION_TYPE] (federal crown land, provincial/private, Indigenous territory, marine/coastal)
- Industry Sector: [INDUSTRY_CONTEXT] (oil & gas, mining, transportation, manufacturing, retail petroleum)
- Discovery Time: [TIME_ELAPSED] (minutes/hours since discovery)
- Environmental Sensitivity: [SENSITIVE_RECEPTORS] (distance to waterways, wetlands, protected species habitat, residential areas, Indigenous communities)
- Current Conditions: [WEATHER] (temperature, precipitation, wind direction, frozen ground status)

**REGULATORY CONTEXT:**
- Applicable Federal Legislation: [FEDERAL_ACTS] (e.g., CEPA 1999, Fisheries Act, Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act, Canada Shipping Act)
- Provincial Regulatory Framework: [PROVINCIAL_REGULATIONS] (e.g., Ontario EPA, Alberta EPEA, BC Environmental Management Act)
- ERAP Status: [ERAP_STATUS] (Emergency Response Assistance Plan required: yes/no/unknown - specific to substance quantity)
- Company-Specific Requirements: [INTERNAL_PROTOCOLS] (existing ERP sections, contractor agreements)

**REQUIRED OUTPUT STRUCTURE:**

## 1. IMMEDIATE LIFE SAFETY & SOURCE CONTROL (0-1 Hour)
- Site safety perimeter calculations (isolation distances based on substance toxicity/flammability)
- Required PPE levels (CSA standards reference)
- Source isolation procedures (valve locations, shut-in sequences)
- Ignition source control (if applicable)
- Initial containment tactics (boom deployment, berm construction, vapor suppression)

## 2. REGULATORY NOTIFICATION MATRIX
Create a table with: Authority | Trigger Threshold | Deadline | Contact Method | Reference (Act/Section)
Include:
- Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) spill hotline (1-800-668-6767)
- Provincial Ministry 24-hour line
- Transport Canada (if TDG applicable)
- Fisheries and Oceans Canada (if fish-bearing waters affected)
- Indigenous community emergency contacts (if within traditional territory)
- Local municipality/fire department
- Insurance carrier notification requirements

## 3. TECHNICAL RESPONSE STRATEGY
- Containment method selection rationale (absorbent vs. mechanical vs. chemical treatment)
- Waste segregation protocols (hazardous vs. non-hazardous characterization)
- Water protection measures (surface water intakes, groundwater monitoring well placement)
- Air quality monitoring strategy (PID/FID deployment, community air monitoring)
- Wildlife deterrent/hazing procedures (if applicable)

## 4. REMEDIATION PHASE PLANNING
- Short-term stabilization (0-30 days): excavation extents, temporary storage pad specifications
- Long-term remediation options (bioremediation, thermal desorption, institutional controls)
- Site-specific remediation objectives (federal vs. provincial cleanup criteria for [PROVINCE])
- Environmental Effects Monitoring (EEM) design parameters

## 5. INDIGENOUS & STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT
- Duty to Consult trigger analysis (if federal authorization involved)
- Community liaison protocols (timing, method, information sharing)
- Traditional Knowledge integration opportunities
- Communication templates (holding statements, community updates)

## 6. DOCUMENTATION & LEGAL PRESERVATION
- Evidence preservation checklist (photography standards, chain of custody)
- Regulatory report templates (initial report vs. follow-up vs. final closure)
- Record retention schedules (federal vs. provincial requirements)
- Privilege considerations (internal investigation vs. regulatory reporting)

## 7. COMMON COMPLIANCE FAILURE PREVENTION
List 5 critical errors specific to [SUBSTANCE] spills in [PROVINCE] that typically result in enforcement action (e.g., delayed notification, inadequate containment, improper waste disposal).

**CONSTRAINTS & GUIDANCE:**
- Prioritize Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment (CCME) guidelines where applicable
- Reference specific reportable quantity thresholds (e.g., CEPA Section 95, provincial regulations)
- Differentiate between federal and provincial reporting triggers clearly
- Include seasonal/arctic considerations if [LOCATION] suggests extreme climate
- Flag when Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) sign-off is required for containment design
- Note if this incident triggers the Environmental Emergencies Regulations (E2 Regulations) under CEPA