10 - 13.0 DANGEROUS GOODS 13.1 The Parties acknowledge that the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act, S.C. 1992, c.34, as amended from time to time (hereinafter referred to as the "TDGA") prohibits transportation of any explosive, dangerous or destructive substance, or anything likely to injure or damage property or persons (hereinafter referred to as "Dangerous Goods") unless the requirements of the TDGA are met. The Parties agree that they only intend for Dangerous Goods to be carried pursuant to this Agreement if the requirements of the TDGA are met and both Parties are aware that such goods are being carried. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Parties agree that neither Dynamex nor Purolator shall be under any obligation or duty whatsoever to open for prior inspection any Freight tendered to Dynamex pursuant to this Agreement. Neither Party shall be responsible for any losses or damage whatsoever that may be sustained by the other Party, its directors, officers, employees and any persons for whom it may become responsible in law, as a result of any Dangerous Goods contained in Freight unless such Party had actual prior knowledge of the presence of Dangerous Goods. In the event a Party had actual prior knowledge of the presence of Dangerous Goods, then it shall be liable for loss or damage to the other Party if it would otherwise be liable under this Agreement or at law. 13.2 Each Party must comply with the placarding and all other regulations applicable to the handling of Dangerous Goods. The Parties agree to maintain at their own expense a current Dangerous Goods Training Certificate for both air and ground shipments for itself and its operators during the term of this Agreement and to provide the other Party with a copy of same upon execution of the Agreement and thereafter, as