Advanced Certificate
Advanced certificate grants full privileges: higher power (1000+ watts), building/modifying transmitters, operating repeaters/remote stations, and sponsoring clubs. Basic requires 70% to pass; 80%+ gives \"Honours\" (access to some lower HF frequencies)

Operate a digipeater, do a presentation or teach about APRS or are part of the APRS group

Deploy an AREDN node that is connected to the main system, or add a node that is connected to the main system using RF or tunnelling. Do a presentation on AREDN to a group of 30 or more.

Award given to any Ham who has achieved at least 10 badges

Basic Certificate - Everyone should have this.
In Canada, the Basic ham radio certificate allows operation on all bands above 30 MHz (VHF/UHF) with up to 250 watts,

You have been on the Board of Directors for at least three years

Given to an individual who can send and receive 10 WPM CW

Given to an individual who can send and receive 30 Words Per Minute

Made at least 100 non local contacts

Part of either ACS or EmComm

You have participated in at least three field day events

Have you built your own Go Kit and used it during an event such as field day, POTA or at a public service event. If so this badge is for you.

Given to the person who has towed our trailer five times in a single year.

This is a tough one. You must operate your mobile or HF radio (no hand helds) for a period of no less that 12 hours continously only using solar and batteries. In addition your battery system can not be an off the shelf unit, but must be pieced together and should include gauges to measure input and output as well as power usage. Lastly your solar panel can not be larger than 160W. Did I say tough or nearly impossible.

Given to an amateur radio operator for outstanding contributions

Given to an individual who has been a major contributing part of a successful launch of a balloon with a transmitter on it. This would involve design, tracking, development, research, promotion & management.

Certified in ISM 100

ISM 200 Certificate

ISM 300 Certificate

This award is given to a Ham who had an issue during field day and was able to overcome the problem.

Ran or helped to run education classes for Basic, Advanced or any other ham related subject. Minimum 3 to qualify.

You have been a net control operator for ACS or 10 Health and Wellness

You have participated in at least three public service events

Given to a member who attended 10 or more public service events in a single year.

You have made at least 100 contacts via QRP - less than 10 watts

You have made contact with either the ISS, used its repeater or pulled down an image from ISS. Also if performed uplink to another province. Field Day Satellite QSO

Helped other Hams get setup, this includes Winlink, APRS, configuring repeaters.
Setup HT and mobile and HF (You need one of each) . Developing software related to ham radio and must be used by more than 10 people.

Have used Winlink in ACS or helped to teach Winlink