Depending on what you are running off the same run of wire, you may need to size the wire differently and thus the breaker. The pump is not going to tell you what breaker to run, it will tell you to size for the load, if you have a pool light, salt generator, or something else on the same circuit you need to account for that...
side note "By the book" well the manufactures book, voltage while running is +/- 10% of what is on the plate...
Oh and I missed this in my other reply. IIRC, bonding wire is number 8 not 10... come on please post correct info here guys...
Given that it's a 120v receptacle the OP's asked about plugging the pool pump into; I'm doubting it's an in-ground pool... I could be mistaken, though.
If the pool does require grounding/bonding, Ontario codes dictate #6 or larger bonding conductor.