An aerodrome in respect of which a Canadian aviation document is in force is called what?

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In Canadian aviation terms, an aerodrome is any area used for the arrival, departure, and movement of aircraft. When there’s a Canadian aviation document in force for that aerodrome, it is given the designation of an airport. This reflects that the facility meets regulatory requirements and is recognized for formal aviation operations under applicable rules. The other terms describe smaller or non-certificated sites (airfield or airstrip) or the broad category without regulatory status. So the best answer is the one that indicates regulatory recognition and formal status: airport.