Dark Sky is not a certification you either have or don't. It is a set of measurable properties, and more Canadian municipalities are writing those properties into site-plan approval every year.
The four properties that matter
No uplight above 90°. Full cut-off, or the fixture fails regardless of everything else.
Colour temperature at or below 3000K. Many programs now specify 2700K for residential-adjacent sites.
Shielded source. The lamp must not be visible from the property line.
Controlled intensity. Usually expressed as a lumen cap per fixture, or a maximum illuminance at the property line.
What we stock for it
Bollards and path lights are the easy part — most modern full-cut-off bollards comply out of the box. The hard part is the wall pack and the downlight over a garage door, where the "shielded" requirement forces you down a size or into a different optic.
For projects inside a bylaw area, send us the site plan and the bylaw reference. We will mark up which fixtures in your schedule comply as specified and which need an accessory or a swap.