Tap a band or type a frequency. See the band edges in Canada, how the band is usually shared out between modes, and which Canadian qualification may use it.
Basic: all amateur bands above 30 MHz (6 m and up).
Basic with Honours (80% or better on the Basic exam) or Basic plus Morse (5 wpm): all amateur bands, including HF below 30 MHz.
Advanced: adds higher power, building your own transmitters, running repeaters and sponsoring club stations.
Power: Basic stations are limited to 250 W DC input to the final (560 W PEP on SSB). Advanced stations may run up to 1,000 W DC input (2,250 W PEP). The 60 m channels and segment are limited to 100 W ERP.
Guidance only. Always check the current RAC band plan and ISED rules. In Canada the mode segments are a voluntary band plan that operators agree to follow. The band edges and power limits are set by regulation (ISED RBR-4).
Sources: Radio Amateurs of Canada (rac.ca) band plans · Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (search for RBR-4 and RIC-3).