Ocean drainage areas and drainage regions
This map outlines the boundaries of the 5 ocean drainage areas and the 25 drainage regions in Canada. These drainage regions cover all the land and interior freshwater lakes of Canada.

This map outlines the boundaries of the 5 ocean drainage areas and the 25 drainage regions in Canada. These drainage regions cover all the land and interior freshwater lakes of Canada.
This map outlines the boundaries of the 11 major drainage areas and the 164 sub-drainage areas in Canada. These drainage areas cover all the land and interior freshwater lakes of Canada.
This map outlines the boundaries of the 11 major drainage areas and the 164 sub-drainage areas in Canada. These drainage areas cover all the land and interior freshwater lakes of Canada.
Major drainage areas
(This survey is not conducted under the Statistics Act but rather under the Corporations Returns Act.)
The Corporations Returns Act (CRA) is administered by the Chief Statistician of Canada under the authority of the Minister of Industry. The purpose of the Act is to collect financial and ownership information on corporations conducting business in Canada and to use this information to evaluate the extent and effect of non-resident control of the Canadian corporate economy. The Corporations Returns Act requires that an annual report be submitted to Parliament summarizing the extent to which foreign control is prevalent in Canada.
The Corporations Returns Act (CRA) formerly known as the Corporations and Labour Unions Returns Act (CALURA), was first introduced in 1962 to address concerns of rising foreign control. Since that time, Statistics Canada has prepared annual reports to Parliament monitoring the state of foreign control in the Canadian economy. Parliament officially amended the Act, deleting the requirement of labour unions to report under the Act. This amendment took effect in January 1999.
In January 2014, the Corporations Returns Regulations were made by the Governor in Council and replaced the Corporations and Labour Unions Returns Regulations. These new regulations reflect all of the 1999 changes to the Act, removing all references to labour unions and resetting the numbering for the two remaining schedules, and also set the new thresholds for reporting.
According to the Act, corporations conducting business in Canada whose combined assets for the reporting period exceed 600 million dollars or whose combined gross revenue, from business conducted in Canada, exceeds 200 million dollars are required to provide financial and ownership information to Statistics Canada. Corporations under these limits but having long-term debt or equity owing directly or indirectly to non-residents in excess of a book value of 1 million dollars must report ownership information only. The thresholds were previously 15 million dollars in assets, 10 million dollars in gross revenue and $200,000 in debt or equity owing to non-residents. The Act stipulates that anyone who fails to complete and file a return is guilty of an offence and may be subject to legal proceedings.
The CRA data is a primary source of information about the foreign control of enterprises and mergers and acquisitions. This information can be found in Corporations Returns Act – Foreign Control in Canada, catalogue no. 61-220 XIE. In addition, the CRA data provides the ownership information required for the Inter-Corporate Ownership (ICO) (quarterly) product which provides detailed information on corporate structures at the micro data level.
Schedule I (Ownership Return - Requirement in law: Corporations Returns Act (formerly Schedule II)) requires the share capital, the name and address of the principal shareholders of the corporations and the number of shares held by each of them.
Yes. The schedule feeds directly into legally mandated programs, so response is mandatory to ensure an adequate response rate and reliable results. Through the Corporations Returns Act and the Statistics Act, Parliament has mandated Statistics Canada as the national statistical agency to produce this information.
No. The ownership information provided by businesses on the Corporations Returns Act questionnaire is not confidential. According to the Corporations Returns Act, C-43, Article 16, "that information shall be made available by the Minister of Industry for inspection by any person, on application at any reasonable time and on payment of such fee, not exceeding one dollar in respect of any one corporation, as may be prescribed".
However, any other financial information that the Corporations Returns Act ownership information is linked to is confidential in unaggregated form. For this reason, the financial data contained in the Corporations Returns Act – Foreign Control in Canada, catalogue no. 61-220 XIE, is tabulated in aggregate form to protect the confidentiality of businesses.
The Statistics Act contains very strict confidentiality provisions that protect collected information from unauthorized access. The Canada Revenue Agency, the RCMP and the courts do not have access to individual survey responses.
All Statistics Canada employees take an oath of secrecy and face severe penalties for any breach of confidentiality.
The confidentiality provisions in the Statistics Act override the public's right to access government documents under the federal Access to Information Act.
Statistics Canada takes special care to prevent statistics from being used to derive information about a particular company. The Agency carefully screens final results before releasing them to ensure the confidentiality of published information.
Users of the CRA Ownership information include:
Government relies on these statistics to track the level of foreign control in Canada and to make policy decisions affecting the level of foreign control in selected industries.
Businesses rely on these data for both information and analytical purposes. Data are used for such purposes as:
Academic community, media, industry associations, business analysts and investors use the data to:
The Ownership information provided by businesses is used to determine country of control. The Corporations Returns Act – Foreign Control in Canada, catalogue no. 61-220 XIE relies on this country of control information in its portrayal of foreign control in the Canadian economy.
In addition, the ownership information is used for the Inter-Corporate Ownership (ICO) quarterly product which provides users a convenient source of who owns whom in Canadian business.
The publication, Corporations Returns Act – Foreign Control in Canada, catalogue no. 61-220 XIE, provides background information regarding the concepts and methods relevant to the CRA program.
For further information, please contact the CRA section of the Centre for Innovation, Technology and Enterprise Statistics (1-866-825-5975; 613-951-9858); statcan.corpreturnsact-loidpm.statcan@statcan.gc.ca. To enquire about concepts, methods or data quality, contact Mario Bricault at mario.bricault@statcan.gc.ca or contact the Statistics Canada regional office nearest you.
This reporting guide is to assist in the completion of the Annual Return for Radio and Television "Programming Undertaking(s)" (Form no. 5-5300-54.1)
This survey collects financial and operating data for the statistical measurement and analysis of the Radio and Television Broadcasting industry. These data will be aggregated to produce national and regional estimates of the performance of your industry. Those estimates are used by the regulator and policy departments, the private sector, international organizations, academics, analysts and the general public to better understand this sector's contribution to the Canadian economy. Selected results will be published in Statistics Canada Catalogue numbers 56-207-X and 56-208-X.
This survey is conducted under the authority of the Statistics Act, Revised Statutes of Canada 1985, Chapter S19. Completion of this questionnaire is a legal requirement under this Act. Statistics Canada is prohibited by law from publishing or releasing any statistics which would divulge information obtained from this survey relating to any identifiable business without the previous written consent of that business. The data on this questionnaire will be treated in confidence, used for statistical purposes and published in aggregate form only. The confidentiality provisions of the Statistics Act are not affected by the Access to Information Act or any other legislation. Please note that Statistics Canada does not share any individual responses with the Canada Revenue Agency.
In order to avoid duplication and ease the burden on respondents, Statistics Canada has entered into the following data sharing agreements concerning this Radio and Television Survey:
When a change of ownership has been approved by the CRTC, within 90 days thereof, the former licensee will file with Statistics Canada a copy of an annual return covering the period of operations from September 1 to the day of transfer. The new licensee will file an annual return from the day of transfer to August 31. In some cases, the new licensee elects to file an annual return for the full broadcast year. In either case, the licensee should indicate on the return, which period they are filing.
This annual return is to be completed by those persons licensed (i.e.: the "licensee") by the CRTC to operate: (a) a commercial radio or television programming undertaking(s), or (b) a non-profit television programming undertaking earning more than $2.0 million in total revenues as set out in the Radio Regulations, 1986 and Television Regulations, 1987." The "television stations" include; conventional television stations, licensed rebroadcast stations and television networks. The "radio stations" include; conventional radio stations and radio networks.
Where a licensee operates a radio and/or television undertaking and one or more other types of licensed broadcasting undertakings, this Annual Return must be completed to report the specific results for each of the radio / television undertakings. Separate Annual Returns (eg: Annual Return of Broadcasting Distribution Licensee) specific to the operations of the other undertakings must also be completed and are available from Statistics Canada at the address listed below.
The reporting period to be covered by this annual return is the broadcasting year which is the 12-month period from September 1, 2008 to August 31, 2009.
In addition to this 8 page reporting guide, this annual return consists of five (5) sections to be completed as follows:
Important: If you are missing any part of this 8 page reporting guide, or sections 1 to 5 of the annual return or if the cover page's listing of undertakings is not consistent with your organizational structure, please contact Statistics Canada immediately at the address listed below.
Subject to (1) and (2) below, for those completing a paper copy of the questionnaire, please submit three copies of the licensee's audited Financial Statements for the 12-month period ending August 31, 2009 and three completed copies of this Annual Return:
The return is to be typed or legibly written. A postage paid addressed envelope is enclosed for your convenience. If you have any queries regarding this questionnaire, please contact the:
Unit Head
Broadcasting Section
Business Special Surveys and Technology Statistics Division,
Statistics Canada,
100 Tunney's Pasture Driveway, Ottawa, Canada, K1A 0T6.
Telephone: (613) 951-0390, Facsimile: (613) 951-9920.
E-mail: dany.gravel@statcan.gc.ca
Where indicated, please enter the identification of the stations, such as: CRTC undertaking ID, The CRTC file numbers and/or Call signs. This information has been pre-printed on the cover of the questionnaire. The CRTC file number is the number to the right of the masthead page.
Licensee - A corporation, organization or person licensed by the CRTC to operate a television programming undertaking as set out in the Television Broadcasting Regulations, 1987 or an A.M. or F.M. radio station or radio network as set out in the Radio Regulations, 1986.
Television station - A television programming and/or broadcasting transmitting undertaking including licensed rebroadcasting stations and television networks.
Radio station - a radio programming and/or broadcasting transmitting undertaking including licensed stations and networks.
Reporting unit - The smallest unit capable of reporting revenues, expenses, profits and assets on behalf of the undertaking. A reporting unit may consist of (a) a single television station, (b) a television station operating in conjunction with rebroadcasting stations, (c) a television network, (d) a single radio station or (e) a radio network.
This section collects contact information and management certification. You need only completed one per licensee.
Business services includes all commercial, financial, professional, technical, administrative and management services, royalties, patents, copyrights, advertising, commissions, salaries, insurance premiums and claims, equipment rentals, computer services and all other receipts from and payments to non-residents for services which are directly remitted or charged to accounts. Merchandise exports and imports, travel and freight and shipping transactions are to be omitted. All amounts are to be reported net of withholding taxes.
Line 4 - The European Union, excluding the United Kingdom and France, consists of Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Greece, The Republic of Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia.
Line 6 - Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) countries, excluding Japan, United States and European Union are: Australia, Iceland, New Zealand, Mexico, Norway, Switzerland, Turkey and Korea.
Line 1.1 - "Local time sales" should include revenue from the sale of air time by local sales representatives, net of advertising agency commissions and trade discounts. The fair market value of bartered contra, sponsorship, or any other non-monetary transactions should also be included on this line.
Line 1.2 - "National time sales" should include revenue for national advertising, net of any advertising agency commissions and trade discounts. National sales are usually commissionable to the station's national representative.
Line 1.3 - "Network payments to station" - For the network, it should include net payments made to the affiliates as a reduction of the revenue. For the affiliates it should include their share of the network net payments, or the reverse as the case may be.
Line 1.4 - (TV only) "Infomercial" is defined as programming exceeding 12 minutes in length that combines entertainment or information with the sale or promotion of goods or services into a virtually indistinguishable whole. It may also involve the promotion of products mentioned in distinct commercial breaks within the infomercial programming itself.
Line 1.6 - "Other revenue" should include broadcast related revenue received from the use of talent, services and technical facilities. Non-broadcasting related revenue should be excluded entirely from the licensee income statement.
Line 3.3 - "Interest expense" should be allocated to the system in the same proportion as the system's annual depreciation is to the total depreciation.
Line 3.4 – 3.6 - "Investments, interest and incidental broadcasting income", "Amortization of goodwill, etc. " and "Gain (loss) from disposal of fixed assets, investments, etc." specific to a particular station should be allocated to the station according to G.A.A.P.
Line 3.8 - "Provision for income taxes" should be allocated to the station according to G.A.A.P.
Line 4.1 - "Salaries and wages" should include payments for regular hours worked, overtime, vacation and holidays, and commissions paid to staff under the sales and promotion category. (including "fringe benefits" and "Director's fees")
Line 4.2 - "Average number of employees" should be the typical weekly average of full and equivalent part-time employees. Where there are part-time employees include them as equivalent full-time employees by calculating their work time in proportion to a typical full week's work. Non-staff commissioned sales representatives should not be included as employees and their cost should be reported on line 3.2, page 7 for television stations and line 3.2 page 6 for radio stations.
Line 4.3 - "Fringe benefits" should include the taxable items shown on employees' T4 slip such as profit sharing and bonus arrangements, the cost to the employer of providing retirement pensions to employees, whether or not under the Canada Pension Plan, Quebec Pension Plan or other government pension plans and the cost of providing benefits such as group medical, group life, employment insurance, workers' compensation and other employee benefits. Do not include the value of board and lodging or other payments in kind.Summary (Line 1.1) - Detailed (Line 1.5)
"Music licence fee" (payments to SOCAN) are fees paid for the right to broadcast musical works. They are reported under "Programming and production expenses" rather than "Administration and general expenses" to more properly reflect their correct expense classification.
Summary (Line 1.2) - Detailed (Line 1.6)
"Neighboring rights" (payments to NRCC) – Payment for the communication to the public by telecommunication of published sound recordings of musical works.
Summary (Line 1.3) - Detailed (Line 1.7)
"Reproduction of musical works" (payment to SODRAC) – Payment for specific uses of the musical works in the repertoire by commercial radio stations.
Programming and production expenditures are those expenditures made to acquire the exhibition rights to or produce programming and may include both direct and indirect costs:
Direct costs are those costs which are attributable in full to the acquisition or production of programming. This would include salaries and benefits paid to staff who work exclusively in the programming department, non-staff talent fees, program rights, licence fees, films, tapes, props, sets, program related materials and supplies, as well as program vehicle operating costs.
Indirect costs are those costs that are not attributable in full to the acquisition or production of programming but are necessary for its acquisition or production. This would include a reasonable allocation of heat, light and hydro related to the building in which the programming production facilities are located, a reasonable allocation of salaries and benefits paid to staff who do not work exclusively in the program production or acquisition department, but who are on occasion, directly involved in the production of acquisition or programming. It would not include the cost of distributing or transmitting programs, technical equipment parts and supplies, line, microwave or satellite charges, sales and promotion or administration and general costs.
Where an expenditure is made to acquire or produce a program, the amount of the expenditure is to be capitalized. Where a previously capitalized program is subsequently telecast on the licensee's station, the original capitalized cost should be amortized (expensed) on a basis that is reasonable. For example, on the basis of the percentage that the actual advertising revenue earned from telecasting the program in the year is of the total advertising revenue that the licensee expects to earn over the life of its telecasting the program; all to the maximum of the original capitalized cost. Where the expenditure is made on a Canadian program, the amount of the expenditure should be capitalized to the category of Canadian programming. Foreign programming is to be capitalized to the category of non-Canadian programming.
The data should cover all program expenses for programs telecast in the fiscal year ending August 31, 2009. Where broadcasting rights obtained cover more than this fiscal year only the amortized costs should be reported. The grand total of programming and production expenses must reconcile with the total programming and production expense on page 4, line 2.1.
CTV Network affiliates should include the cost of programs acquired through the program service of the network but should exclude their share of the cost of network "sales time" programs.
The actual amount paid or payable on account of an equity investment in a Canadian production is not in itself an eligible Canadian programming/production expenditure. However, where an equity investment is written-off before its full original cost has been recovered then the unrecovered balance, the loss, may be written-off and claimed as a Canadian program expense.
Please refer to Public Notices CRTC 1993-93 and CRTC 1993-174 for further clarification of the Commission's definition of eligible Canadian programming expenditures and the appropriateness of certain accounting practices.
Line 1.1 - Co-operative productions are programs produced by two or more television licensees that respond to the needs and interests of the audience in the communities or regions served and involves a sharing of costs and production personnel, particularly in under-represented categories such as drama, music/dance, variety and children's programming.
Line 1.6 - "Special recognition" is a form of Canadian content accreditation given co-ventures (international co-productions involving countries that do not have a film or television production treaty with Canada).
Line 1.8 (a) Close captioning:
Close captioning refers to programs containing closed captioning for the hearing impaired.
Line 1.8 (b) Dubbing:
Where a program is produced in a language in either one or none of the official or aboriginal languages of Canada, and the audio portion of that program is converted into an official language of Canada or an aboriginal Canadian language by a process of lip synchronization.
Line 1.8 (d) Children's programming:
Programs produced for children under 12.
Lines 1 & 2 - "Program inventory write-downs" - when it is determined that a previously capitalized program acquisition or production will not be telecast on the licensee's facilities or will not be telecast further by the licensee, and:
Line 3 - "Script and concept development expenditures" - The objective of program development funding is to provide for investment in the script and concept development of Canadian programs. Emphasis should be upon providing "seed" money as a means of encouraging the development of innovative projects and Canadian creative talent. Expenditures on Script and Concept development, excluding overhead, are initially to be capitalized. When the program for which the development expenditures were incurred is subsequently developed, the previously capitalized development expenditures are to be capitalized as a cost of the program and are no longer to be considered Script and Concept development expenditures for the purpose of this definition. Conversely, Script and Concept development expenditures incurred on account of programs which are subsequently not developed should be expensed on line B.3, page 5 in the year the decision not to develop the program is made.
Line 4 - "Loss on equity investment/principal on loan's in arm's length productions of Canadian programs" - equity investments and loans to assist in the financing of Canadian productions are not considered to be eligible Canadian program expenditures. However, losses on arm's length equity investments and arm's length loans to assist in the financing of Canadian productions are considered to be eligible and are to be entered on this line in the year that investment/loan is written-off.
1. News: Newscasts, newsbreaks, headlines. Programs reporting on local, regional, national and international events. Such programs would include weather reports, sportscasts, community news and other related features or segments contained within "News programs".
2. Analysis and interpretation: Serious or light programs that are about politics, economics, agriculture, business, social issues, personalities, nature, science and technology, society, arts and culture, history and biography, etc.
3. Reporting and actualities: Programs which concentrate on the coverage of political conventions, conferences, opening/closing of events, political debates and election-related partisan political telecasts, and also includes fund raising of a non-entertainment nature (telethons).
4. Religion: Programs dealing with religion and religious teachings, discussions of the human spiritual condition.
5. Education:
Programming primarily designed to entertain.
7. Drama:
8. Music: Programs primarily concerned with live or pre-recorded performances of traditional and popular music including video clips and also including opera, operetta, ballet and musicals.
9. Variety: Programs containing entertainment of mixed character consisting of a number of individual acts or performances such as singing, dancing, acrobatic exhibitions, comedy sketches, monologues, talk-shows, magic etc;
10. Game shows: Programs where the public can participate in tests of all kinds in the hope of winning prizes. In the games the element of chance is predominant, rather than knowledge and skill, and is used to determine the outcome of the tests.
11. Human interest: Programs presenting information primarily for its entertainment value about entertainment and its people such as awards, magazine programs, interviews, profiles, fund-raising programs; coverage of community events such as carnivals, festivals, parades, etc.
12 to 15. Others: Programs consisting of material that cannot be described under categories 2 to 11 such as: Interstitials, public service announcements, infomercial, promotional, reality TV and corporate videos and filler programming.
Line 3 - "Cost of production services sold" are those production services provided by a licensee to a third party where the licensee is acting solely as a production service provider and has no investment or ownership interest in the production itself (e.g.: production of commercials). Match the cost against the revenues earned from the sale of the service to the third party. Revenues are to be reported on line 1.6 on page 4, Section 3 of this Return.
Important: All licensees who have a condition of licence (COL) related to Canadian programming expenditures must also provide as part of this annual return, a complete reconciliation of its Canadian programming expenses as contained on pages 5 and 6 of this return to what it was required to expend during the year per its COL.
Line D.1 (e) - "Music licence fees" are fees paid to broadcast musical works (e.g. payments to Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada (SOCAN). They are reported under "Programming and Production expenses" rather than "Administration and General Expenses" to more properly reflect the correct expense classification.
1. Audited financial statements:
2. Non-audited financial statements: (to be completed by licensees filing non-audited financial statements)
Although not subject to an audit by the licensee's external auditors, they must nevertheless be prepared in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (G.A.A.P.)* and be signed and dated by the licensee as follows:
I (Name) (Title) am authorized to certify on behalf of (Licensee) that these financial statements have been prepared in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (G.A.A.P.) and are true and complete in all respects to the best of my knowledge and belief. (Signature) (Date)
*Where the financial statements have not been prepared in accordance with G.A.A.P., please indicate the areas involved and how you treated them.
3. Licensees otherwise required to file audited financial statements and whose fiscal year end does not coincide with August 31 may, as an alternative to filing audited statements as at August 31, file non-audited financial statements at the licensee level for the 12 month period ending August 31 on which the licensee's auditor has performed a "Review Engagement" in accordance with section 8200 of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountant's handbook (the "C.I.C.A. handbook"). Licensees who elect to provide Review Engagement financial statements must also file, with their annual return, their audited financial statements for the most recently completed fiscal year ending immediately prior to the 31 August of the annual return being filed.
4. Licensees otherwise required to file audited financial statements and whose statements are included in the audited consolidated statements of a Parent company may, where audited statements at the licensee level are not prepared, file financial statements as follows:
Confidential when completed
Collected under the authority of the Statistics Act, Revised Statutes of Canada, 1985, Chapter S-19.
Completion of this questionnaire is a legal requirement under the Statistics Act.
Month:
Year:
Company Name:
Reporting Officer
Name:
Phone:
Email:
Introduction: This Statistics Canada survey is conducted on behalf of the Canadian Fertilizer Institute and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, to produce statistics on shipments of fertilizer in Canada by manufacturers, wholesale distributors and major retail distributors.
Please complete this questionnaire and return within one week.
What unit of measure will be used to report information?
Enter "X" beside applicable category
Include shipments:
Exclude shipments:
Imports:
Reporting Instructions:
Product |
Analysis (N-P-K-S) |
Atlantic |
Quebec |
Ontario |
Manitoba |
Sask |
Alberta & Peace River, B.C. |
B.C. |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Aqua Ammonia (NH3) |
24-0-0 |
|||||||
Anhydrous Ammonia (NH3) |
82-0-0-0 |
|||||||
Urea |
46-0-0 |
|||||||
ESN |
44-0-0 |
|||||||
Ammonium Nitrate (AN / CAN) |
34-0-0-0 |
|||||||
Nitrogen Solutions (UAN) |
28-0-0-0 |
|||||||
32-0-0-0 |
||||||||
Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP) |
11-52-0-0 |
|||||||
Diammonium Phosphate (DAP) |
18-46-0-0 |
|||||||
Ammonium Polyphosphate |
10-34-0-0 |
|||||||
11-37-0-0 |
||||||||
Potash |
0-0-60/62-0 |
|||||||
Potassium Sulphate |
0-0-50-18 |
|||||||
Potassium Magnesium Sulphate (KMAG) |
0-0-22-22 |
|||||||
Ammonium Sulphate (AS) |
21-0-0-24 |
|||||||
20-0-0-24 |
||||||||
Ammonium Thiosulphate |
15-0-0-20 |
|||||||
Elemental Sulphur |
0-0-0-90 |
|||||||
0-0-0-85 |
||||||||
Ammonium Phosphate Sulphate |
16-20-0-14 |
|||||||
Other (specify analysis) |
||||||||
Other (specify analysis) |
||||||||
Total Fertilizer Materials |
Total |
If you have questions about whether your company should be designated as a Wholesale Distributor or a Retail Distributor, please contact Client Services, Agriculture Division at 1-800-465-1991.
Comments:
Confidential when completed
Collected under the authority of the Statistics Act, Revised Statutes of Canada, 1985, Chapter S-19.
Completion of this questionnaire is a legal requirement under the Statistics Act.
Month:
Year:
Company Name:
Reporting Officer
Name:
Phone:
Email:
Introduction: This Statistics Canada survey is conducted on behalf of the Canadian Fertilizer Institute and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, to produce statistics on shipments of fertilizer in Canada by manufacturers, wholesale distributors and major retail distributors.
Please complete this questionnaire and return within one week.
What unit of measure will be used to report information?
Enter "X" beside applicable category
Include shipments:
Exclude shipments:
Imports:
Reporting Instructions:
Product |
Analysis (N-P-K-S) |
Atlantic |
Quebec |
Ontario |
Manitoba |
Sask |
Alberta & Peace River, B.C. |
B.C. |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Aqua Ammonia (NH3) |
24-0-0 |
|||||||
Anhydrous Ammonia (NH3) |
82-0-0-0 |
|||||||
Urea |
46-0-0 |
|||||||
ESN |
44-0-0 |
|||||||
Ammonium Nitrate (AN / CAN) |
34-0-0-0 |
|||||||
Nitrogen Solutions (UAN) |
28-0-0-0 |
|||||||
32-0-0-0 |
||||||||
Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP) |
11-52-0-0 |
|||||||
Diammonium Phosphate (DAP) |
18-46-0-0 |
|||||||
Ammonium Polyphosphate |
10-34-0-0 |
|||||||
11-37-0-0 |
||||||||
Potash |
0-0-60/62-0 |
|||||||
Potassium Sulphate |
0-0-50-18 |
|||||||
Potassium Magnesium Sulphate (KMAG) |
0-0-22-22 |
|||||||
Ammonium Sulphate (AS) |
21-0-0-24 |
|||||||
20-0-0-24 |
||||||||
Ammonium Thiosulphate |
15-0-0-20 |
|||||||
Elemental Sulphur |
0-0-0-90 |
|||||||
0-0-0-85 |
||||||||
Ammonium Phosphate Sulphate |
16-20-0-14 |
|||||||
Other (specify analysis) |
||||||||
Other (specify analysis) |
||||||||
Total Fertilizer Materials |
Total |
Inventory includes your entire physically existing product in Canada at month end, regardless of whose warehouse it is located in.
Include:
Exclude:
Reporting Instructions:
Product |
Analysis (N-P-K-S) |
West |
East |
---|---|---|---|
Aqua Ammonia (NH3) |
24-0-0 |
||
Anhydrous Ammonia (NH3) |
82-0-0-0 |
||
Urea |
46-0-0 |
||
ESN |
44-0-0 |
||
Ammonium Nitrate (AN / CAN) |
34-0-0-0 |
||
Nitrogen Solutions (UAN) |
28-0-0-0 |
||
32-0-0-0 |
|||
Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP) |
11-52-0-0 |
||
Diammonium Phosphate (DAP) |
18-46-0-0 |
||
Ammonium Polyphosphate |
10-34-0-0 |
||
11-37-0-0 |
|||
Potash |
0-0-60/62-0 |
||
Potassium Sulphate |
0-0-50-18 |
||
Potassium Magnesium Sulphate (KMAG) |
0-0-22-22 |
||
Ammonium Sulphate (AS) |
21-0-0-24 |
||
20-0-0-24 |
|||
Ammonium Thiosulphate |
15-0-0-20 |
||
Elemental Sulphur |
0-0-0-90 |
||
0-0-0-85 |
|||
Ammonium Phosphate Sulphate |
16-20-0-14 |
||
Other (specify analysis) |
|||
Other (specify analysis) |
|||
Total Fertilizer Materials |
Total |
If you have questions about whether your company should be designated as a Wholesale Distributor or a Retail Distributor, please contact Client Services, Agriculture Division at 1-800-465-1991.
Comments:
Confidentiality: Statistics Canada is prohibited by law from publishing any statistics which would divulge information obtained from this survey that relates to any indentifiable business without the previous written consent of that business. The data reported on this questionnaire will be treated in confidence and used for statistical purposes only. The confidentiality provisions of the Statistics Act are not affected by either the Access to Information Act or any other legislation.
Authority: Collected under the authority of the Statistics Act, Revised Statutes of Canada, 1985, Chapter S19. Completion of this questionnaire is a legal requirement under the Statistics Act.
Purpose:This information will be used to improve the supply and disposition statistics for grains and the measurement of the value of feed grains in the Prairie Provinces by Statistics Canada. These data will be combined with those of other companies and published in summary totals at the provincial level.
Grains (in metric tonnes):
Grain Originating From (with totals):
Contact Person:
E-mail Address:
Telephone No.:
Comments:
Keep one copy of this return for your files and mail 3 completed copies (including financial statements) by November 30, 2009 to: Chief, Industry Statistics and Analysis, Broadcast Analysis, Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC), Ottawa, K1A 0N2.
Confidential when completed
Collected under the authority of the Statistics Act, Revised Statutes of Canada, 1985, Chapter S19.
Completion of this questionnaire is a legal requirement under the Statistics Act.
See page 1, Reporting Guide for notice of agreements made by Statistics Canada under Sections 11 and 12 of the Statistics Act with other federal and provincial government bodies concerning information contained in the Annual Return.
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Upon receipt of this annual return, please review the systems listed below. If the list is different from your organizational structure, please contact the Chief, Telecommunications and Broadcasting Section, Business Special Surveys and Technology Statistics Division, Statistics Canada, Ottawa, Telephone: (613) 951-1891; Fax: (613) 951-0009.
STC
CRTC File
Attn:
System Number
Call Sign
Location
Prov.
CRTC ID
in co-operation with the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission.
Enquiries concerning this return may be referred to Dany Gravel, Unit Head, Broadcasting section, Business Special Surveys and Technology Statistics Division, Statistics Canada, Ottawa, Telephone: (613) 951-0390; Fax: (613) 951-9920; E-mail: dany.gravel@statcan.gc.ca
1. Complete name of licensee:
2. Mailing address of the licensee:
3. Person to be contacted in connection with this return:
4. If, during the period covered by this return, the licensee conducted business under a name or address other than that listed in 1 or 2, please indicate:
5. If the information in this return is for a period other than the period beginning September 01, 2008 and ending August 31, 2009, please indicate:
6. If any undertaking(s) reported in this return was acquired or sold during the reference year ending August 31, 2009, please indicate the undertaking(s) and the name(s) of the previous owner(s)/purchaser(s):
7. Type of business organization:
8. Management Certification
I, (Name) (Title), am authorized to certify on behalf of (Licensee) that the information shown on this return and all the attachments thereto are true and complete in all respects to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Date received
(Official use only) CRTC File Number
STC ID Record 33
If the information in this return is for a period other than 12 months, please indicate from: to:
(To be completed for each licensed originating station)
$ (omit cents)
1. Revenue
2. Expenses
3. Language of broadcast (estimate percent of time devoted to serving your audience in each of the languages indicated below)
4. Salaries and other staff benefits
5. Number of employees (weekly average)
6. Fringe benefits (included in line 4 above)
CRTC Undertaking ID
CRTC File Number
Call Sign
Keep one copy of this return for your files and mail 3 completed copies (including financial statements) by November 30, 2009 to: Chief, Industry Statistics and Analysis, Broadcast Analysis, Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC), Ottawa, K1A 0N2.
Confidential when completed
Collected under the authority of the Statistics Act, Revised Statutes of Canada, 1985, Chapter S19.
Completion of this questionnaire is a legal requirement under the Statistics Act.
See page 1, Reporting Guide for notice of agreements made by Statistics Canada under Sections 11 and 12 of the Statistics Act with other federal and provincial government bodies concerning information contained in the Annual Return.
Si vous préférez un questionnaire en français, veuillez cocher
Upon receipt of this annual return, please review the systems listed below. If the list is different from your organizational structure please contact the Chief, Telecommunications and Broadcasting Section, Business Special Surveys and Technology Statistics Division, Statistics Canada, Ottawa, Telephone: (613) 951-1891; Fax: (613) 951-0009.STC R1L
CRTC FILE
ATTN:
System Number
Call Sign
Location
Prov.
CRTC ID
In co-operation with the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission
Enquiries concerning this return may be referred to Dany Gravel, Unit Head, Broadcasting section, Business Special Surveys and Technology Statistics Division, Statistics Canada, Ottawa, Telephone: (613) 951-0390; Fax: (613) 951-9920; E-mail: dany.gravel@statcan.gc.ca
1. Complete name of licensee:
2. Mailing address of the licensee:
3. Person to be contacted in connection with this return:
4. If, during the period covered by this return, the licensee conducted business under a name or address other than that listed in 1 or 2, please indicate:
5. If the information in this return is for a period other than the period beginning September 01, 2008 and ending August 31, 2009, please indicate:
6. If any undertaking(s) reported in this return was acquired or sold during the reference year ending August 31, 2009, please indicate the undertaking(s) and the name(s) of the previous owner(s)/purchaser(s):
7. Type of business organization:
8. Management Certification
I, (Name) (Title), am authorized to certify on behalf of (Licensee) that the information shown on this return and all the attachments thereto are true and complete in all respects to the best of my knowledge and belief.
(Signature) (Date) (Telephone and Area Code)
Date received
(Official use only) CRTC File Number
Non-merchandise charges related to broadcast operation
Receipts from non-residents
Business services
($'000 Canadian)
Payments to non-residents
Business services
($'000 Canadian)
If the information in this return is for a period other than 12 months, please indicate from: to:
Station location
$(omit cents)
1. Revenue:
3. 1. Operating income (loss)
4. Total remuneration:
$ (omit cents)
1. Salaries and wages (include sales commissions and talent fees paid to employees), fringe benefits and directors fees
2. Average number of employees (the typical weekly average of full & equivalent part time employees)
3. Fringe benefits (included in line 4.1 above)
CRTC Undertaking ID
CRTC File Number
Call Sign
STC ID Record 14
1. Does this station broadcast live on the Internet?
2. Does your Internet broadcast activity generate revenues distinct from your on-air broadcast activity?
3. Are the revenues from the Internet broadcast activity reported on page 4 of this survey?
A. Language of broadcast (estimate percent of time devoted to serving your audience in each of the languages indicated below)
B. Indicate the type of music format that best identifies your station: Please identify only one format.
C.
Complete this summary statement for each licensed radio undertaking only if;
1. Expenses
If the above conditions do not apply, please go to the next section (Detailed Financial Statement) and complete the remaining sections of the questionnaire (pages 6 and 7), for each licensed radio undertaking.
$ (omit cents)
1. Programming and production expenses
Amounts included in expenses above:
$ (omit cents)
2. Technical expenses
3. Sales and promotion expenses
4. Administration and general expenses
5. Total all expenses (page 6, cells 46, 07 and 16, and page 7, cell 29 above, enter on page 4, cell 12)
CRTC Undertaking ID
CRTC File Number
Call Sign
If the information on this return is for a period other than 12 months, please indicate from: to:
Station location:
$ (omit cents)
1. Revenue:
2. Expenses:
3. 1. Operating income (loss)
4. Total remuneration
($ omit cents)
1. Salaries and wages (include sales commissions and talent fees paid to employees), fringe benefits and directors fees
2. Average number of employees (the typical weekly average of full & equivalent part time employees)
3. Fringe benefits (included in line 4.1 above)
CRTC Undertaking ID
CRTC File Number
Call Sign
1. Programming and Production Expenses
$ (omit cents)
A. Programs Telecast: (Note 1)
1. Canadian Programs
1. Station's production (incl. station contribution to cooperative productions)
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total station's production (cat. 1 to 15)
2. Programs produced by an affiliated production company
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total programs produced by an affiliated production company (cat. 1 to 15)
3. Programs acquired from other stations
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total programs acquired from other stations (cat. 1 to 15)
4. Programs of network origination
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total programs of network origination (cat. 1 to 15)
5. Programs acquired from independent producers
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total programs acquired from independent producers (cat. 1 to 15)
6. Special recognition programs
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total special recognition programs (cat. 1 to 15)
7. Other Canadian programs from any other source (note 2)
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total other Canadian programs from any other source (cat. 1 to 15)
8. Total Canadian programming (lines A1.1. to A.1.7)
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total Canadian programming (cat. 1 to 15)
Amounts included in total Canadian programming for:
a) Close captioning
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total close captioning (cat. 1 to 15)
b) Dubbing
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and Entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total dubbing (cat. 1 to 15)
c) Program development
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total program development (cat. 1 to 15)
d) Children's programming
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total children's programming (cat. 1 to 15)
e) Ownership transfer tangible benefits
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total ownership transfer tangible benefits (cat. 1 to 15)
f) Described video
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total described video (cat. 1 to 15)
2. Total non-Canadian programming expenses
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total non-Canadian programming expenses (cat. 1 to 15)
Amounts included in total non-Canadian programming for:
a) Dubbing
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total dubbing (cat. 1 to 15)
3. Total programs telecast (line A.1.8 + A.2)
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total programs telecast (cat. 1 to 15)
B. Other programming expenses:
1. Program inventory write-downs for Canadian programs (note 1)
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total program inventory write-downs for Canadian programs (cat. 1 to 15)
2. Program inventory write-downs for non-Canadian programs
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total program inventory write-downs for non-Canadian programs (cat. 1 to 15)
3. Script and concept development expenditures for Canadian programs not telecast
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total script and concept development expenditures for Canadian programs not telecast (cat. 1 to 15)
4. Loss on equity investment/principal on loans in arm's length productions of Canadian programs
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total loss on equity investment/principal on loans in arm's length productions of Canadian programs (cat. 1 to 15)
5. Other (note 2)
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total other (cat. 1 to 15)
6. Total - Other programming expenses
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total other programming expenses (cat. 1 to 15)
Amounts included in total other programming (line B.6) for:
a. Ownership transfer tangible benefits
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total ownership transfer tangible benefits (cat. 1 to 15)
7. CTF credit, eligible Canadian programming expenditures not included above
Information
Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment
Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total CTF credit, eligible Canadian programming expenditures not included above (cat. 1 to 15)
Notes:
1. Where applicable, the amortized amount of capitalized assets (e.g. feature films) is to be reflected on this page.
2. If greater than 10% of total (line A1.8), please provide details on separate attachment. If music licence fees are included, please identify the amount.
CRTC Undertaking ID
Call Sign
$ (omit cents)
C. Production expenses:
D.1 Grand total- programming and production expenses (lines A.3 + B.6+C.6) (enter on page 4, cell 08)
Amounts included in grand total programming and production expenses for:
Notes:
1. If greater than 10% of total production expenses, please provide details.;
2. If greater than 10% of total programming expenses, please provide details.
CRTC Undertaking ID
CRTC File Number
Call Sign
$ (omit cents)
2. Technical expenses
3. Sales and promotion expenses
4. Administration and general expenses
5. Total all expenses (page 6 cell 06, page 7 cells 07, 16, 29 above) (enter on page 4, cell 12)