Census of Wildlife Pelt Production

Agriculture Division

Confidential when completed

This survey is conducted under the authority of the Statistics Act, Revised Statutes of Canada, 1985, c. S-19. Completion of this questionnaire is a legal requirement under the Statistics Act.

Province:

For the Fur Year:

The purpose of this survey is to produce annual estimates of the quantity and value of wildlife pelts produced in Canada. The information is used by all levels of governments in developing policies and in addressing issues such as dealing with conservation of wildlife.

Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia residents please note: To avoid duplication of enquiry, this survey is conducted under a co-operative agreement for the sharing of information in accordance with:

Section 12, Statistics Act with the Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia Departments of Agriculture.

If you object to sharing this information, please inform us in writing and mail your letter, along with the completed questionnaire, to Agriculture Division, Statistics Canada, Ottawa Ontario, K1A 0T6.

Quebec only: A data sharing arrangement exists under Section 11 of the Statistics Act with the Quebec Bureau of Statistics.

Kind
Wildlife Pelts

  • Number of Pelts #
  • Average Value Received $
  • Total Value received

a. Badger
b. Bear:

  • Black or brown
  • Grizzly
  • White (polar)

c. Beaver
d. Bobcat
e. Coyote
f.  Ermine (weasel)
g. Fisher
h. Fox:

  • Blue
  • Cross
  • Red
  • Silver or black
  • White (arctic)
  • Other (please specify)

i. Lynx
j. Marten
k. Mink (wild)
l. Muskrat
m. Otter
n. Rabbit
o. Raccoon
p. Seal (hair)
q. Skunk
r. Squirrel
s. Wolf
t. Wolverine
u. Other (please specify)
Total

Name
Date
Address

*Note: The prices should be those paid to trappers (excluding royalty payments, etc.). Adherence to this allows proper comparisons of the data from each provincial and territorial government.

Fur Farm Report - 2009 Mink and Foxes

Agriculture Division

Confidential (when completed)

This survey is conducted under the authority of the Statistics Act, Revised Statutes of Canada, 1985, c. S-19. Completion of this questionnaire is a legal requirement under the Statistics Act.

Si vous préférez ce questionnaire en français, veuillez cocher.

The purpose of this survey is to produce annual estimates of fur farm pelts produced in Canada. The information is used by all levels of government in developing policies and in addressing issues related to the fur industry.

Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and British Columbia residents please note: To avoid duplication of enquiry this survey is conducted under a cooperative agreement for the sharing of information in accordance with:

Section 12, Statistics Act with the Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and British Columbia Departments of Agriculture.

If you object to sharing this information please inform us in writing and mail your letter, along with the completed questionnaire to the Agriculture Division, Statistics Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, K1A 0T6.

Quebec Only: A data sharing arrangement exists under Section 11 of the Statistics Act with the L'Institut de la statistique du Québec.

Instructions
Read each question carefully. When a question does not apply, put in a "0".
Where a mink/fox has died BUT was pelted, report it in the question on peltings.
INCLUDE mink/fox boarded by you for others in answering questions in this report.
EXCLUDE mink/fox boarded for you by others.

Please correct name or address if necessary.

Farm Name (if applicable)
Surname or Family Name
Usual First Name and Initital
Area Code
Telephone
R.R.
Box No.
Number and Street Name
Postal Code
Post Office (name of city, town or village where mail is received)
Partner's Name (if applicable)
Telephone
Partner's Name (if applicable)
Telephone
Corporation Name (if different from farm name)
Headquarters

Mink/Foxes Boarded for Others at December 31, 2009
Name of Owner:
Address:
Name of Owner:
Address:

Live Mink/Foxes Sold during 2009
Name of Purchaser:
Address:
Name of Purchaser:
Address:

Live Mink/Foxes Purchased during 2009
Name of Seller:
Address:
Name of Seller:
Address:

Section A:

Mink (#)
Fox (#)

1. Live on farm at January 1, 2009
(a) male
(b) female
2. Bought in 2009
3. Taken as boarders in 2009
4. Kits (pups) born in 2009
5. Total (sum of 1 to 4)
Must equal total on line 12
6. Sold live in 2009
7. Boarders removed alive in 2009
8. Peltings in 2009 (include pelts taken from animals that died and spring peltings)
9. Died (not pelted); include loss of kits (pups)
10. Escaped or lost
11. Live on farm at December 31, 2009
(a) male
(b) female
12. Total (sum of 6 to 11)
Must equal total on line 5

Section B: Mink Pelts

Number

1. Dark
2. Demi-buff
3. Pastel (including buff, dawn, orchid)

4. Sapphire
5. Pearl
6. Aleutian (including iris)
7. Violet
8. White
9. Silver Blue
10. Lavender
11. Blush
12. Mahogany
13. Other
14. Total Mink Pelted in 2009 (sum of lines 1 to 13)
Must equal code 928 in Section A

Section C: Fox Pelts

Number

1. Silver
2. Pearl
3. Platinum
4. Glacier
5. Ranched Red
6. Ranched Cross
7. Blue
8. Amber
9. Other
10. Total Foxes Pelted in 2009 (sum of lines 1 to 9)
Must equal code 828 in Section A

Comments

2006 Metropolitan areas for:

New Housing Price Indexes

Statistical Methods for the Analysis of Data – Intermediate level (Course code 0428)

Purpose

To familiarize participants with basic and intermediate techniques for the statistical analysis of data. It is a theoretical course with exercises (with/without SAS), and hence is not a data analysis course.

Benefits to participants

The participants will be better able to determine the type of analytical work to undertake and to read research papers. They will also acquire familiarity with SAS results.

Target population

Employees with basic knowledge of mathematics and statistics who are called upon to solve problems of data exploration and analysis.

Course outline

  • Standard probability distributions and tables
  • Point estimation
  • Confidence intervals
  • Tests of hypothesis
  • Simple linear regression
  • *Analysis of residuals
  • Presentation of SAS.

   * time permitting

Prerequisites

Basic knowledge of mathematics and statistics.

Duration: 4 days

Registered Apprenticeship Information System (RAIS) Data Element Manual

Center for Education Statistics
Statistics Canada

General description

This manual describes the data elements to be included in the Registered Apprenticeship Information System (RAIS). The survey was designed to replace the Registered Apprenticeship Training Survey for the 1991 reporting year.

The data reported should consist of one record for every individual registered in the apprenticeship system during the reporting year. All data elements should be reported for registered apprentices. The required information for trade qualifiers (challengers) include several of the data elements, however, the ones not requested include data elements 28, 33 to 36 and 39 to 57.

For each data element, which is identified by name and element number, there is a complete description of the data required for the element, definitions of terms where appropriate and a complete listing of all of the possible codes that can be used. In addition, some specific examples are included where additional clarification is required to ensure consistent interpretation of the elements.

A total of 19 data elements have been identified as mandatory elements. These are considered as being the core information needed on registered apprenticeship programs and trade qualifiers in order to enable Statistics Canada to release annual statistics on registrations, completions and certifications. These mandatory elements are the following: data elements 1 to 3, 5, 20, 21, 29 to 36, 38, 39, 41, 58 and 59.

To facilitate the processing of the input data into the RAIS system, it is best that the reported data file be sent in a flat file format with a ".txt" extension. The data file should also not contain delimiters of any sort and have a record length of 752 bytes.

In addition to the data report, it would be appreciated if a separate file with the most recent list of trade codes and their description can also be made available.

Elements reserved for Statistics Canada

A total of nine elements are reserved for Statistics Canada; these are either elements that Statistics Canada will be deriving or elements that are meant to be used internally only.

Jurisdictions are not to report information for these elements. A list of these seven elements is available in the last section of this document (p. 66).

Data Elements
Element No. Description
Element No. 1: Reporting year1
Element No. 2: Jurisdiction1
Element No. 3: Identification number1
Element No. 4: Social Insurance Number (SIN)
Element No. 5: Apprentice or trade qualifier indicator1
Element No. 6: First name
Element No. 7: Middle name
Element No. 8: Last/Family name
Element No. 9: Address
Element No. 10: City name
Element No. 11: Jurisdiction of residence
Element No. 12: Postal code
Element No. 13: Area code of work phone
Element No. 14: Work phone number
Element No. 15:  Work phone number extension
Element No. 16: Area code of home phone
Element No. 17: Home phone number
Element No. 18: Area code of cell phone
Element No. 19: Cell phone number
Element No. 20: Gender1
Element No. 21: Date of birth1
Element No. 22: Aboriginal identity
Element No. 23: Disability or activity limitations
Element No. 24: Highest education level
Element No. 25: Previous apprenticeship training
Element No. 26: Previous apprenticeship training date
Element No. 27: Previous apprenticeship training jurisdiction
Element No. 28: Business number (BN)2
Element No. 29: Trade code1
Element No. 30: Trade code description1
Element No. 31: Level code1
Element No. 32: Level code description1
Element No. 33: Program duration1,2
Element No. 34: Duration in hours for duration based programs1,2
Element No. 35: Program duration units1,2
Element No. 36: Competency or duration based program1,2
Element No. 37: Compulsory or voluntary trade
Element No. 38: Registration status1,2
Element No. 39: Date of registration1,2
Element No. 40: Reinstatement date2
Element No. 41: Status at end of reporting period1,2
Element No. 42: Initial credits at registration2
Element No. 43: Type of initial credits at registration2
Element No. 44: Technical training credits at registration2
Element No. 45: Type of technical training credits at registration2
Element No. 46: On-the-job training credits at registration2
Element No. 47: Type of on-the-job training credits at registration2
Element No. 48: On-the-job hours completed to date for duration based programs2
Element No. 49: Competency based on-the-job levels completed to date2
Element No. 50: Competency based on-the-job levels required2
Element No. 51: Date of latest recording of hours completed to date2
Element No. 52: Technical levels or courses completed to date2
Element No. 53: Technical hours completed to date2
Element No. 54: Number of technical levels or courses required2
Element No. 55: Technical hours required2
Element No. 56: Method/Mode of institutional training2
Element No. 57: Full-time/Part-time status2
Element No. 58: Type of certificate of qualification granted1
Element No. 59: Date of certification1
Element No. 60: Prior trade certificate
Element No. 61: Filler
Elements reserved for Statistics Canada3
Element No. Description
STC Element No. 1: RAIS Trade code
STC Element No. 2: Red Seal or non-Red Seal indicator
STC Element No. 3: Red Seal or non-Red Seal endorsement
STC Element No. 4: Current year or period of the program
STC Element No. 5: Age in years
STC Element No. 6: Input type
STC Element No. 7: Certificate or registration indicator
STC Element No. 8: Previous apprenticeship training - RAIS Trade code
STC Element No. 9: Prior trade certificate - RAIS Trade code

Element No. 1: Reporting year

Description
The calendar year for which the reported data is valid and should consist of a complete calendar year from January 1 to December 31.

Report for the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger).

Size of Field: 4 digits numeric

Codes
YYYY (Year)

Element No. 2: Jurisdiction

Description
Using the Statistics Canada province and territory codes, identify the jurisdiction submitting the data.

Report for the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger).

Size of Field: 2 digits numeric.

Codes
10 – Newfoundland
11 – Prince Edward Island
12 – Nova Scotia
13 – New Brunswick
24 – Quebec
35 – Ontario
46 – Manitoba
47 – Saskatchewan
48 – Alberta
59 – British Columbia
60 – Yukon
61 – Northwest Territories
62 – Nunavut
99 – Unknown

Element No. 3: Identification number

Description
A unique identifier for each individual record and representing either an apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger). It should remain consistent from reporting year to reporting year.

Consistent reporting of the same unique identifier should be maintained for the same individual, across reporting periods. However, if a change should occur in your unique identifier, ensure Statistics Canada is informed of this change, and include concordance information in your next reporting to bridge this change.

In this element, report a unique identifier, (not the Social Insurance Number, S.I.N.) used by your jurisdiction, such as a registered apprenticeship registration number, client number, etc.

If the S.I.N. is also available, report using the next data element no. 4 - Social Insurance Number.

Size of Field: Maximum of 12 characters

Codes
Can be a combined character and numeric field.

Element No. 4: Social Insurance Number (SIN)

Description
The Social Insurance Number (SIN) of the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger).

Size of Field: 9 digits numeric

Codes
9-digit SIN

Element No. 5: Apprentice or trade qualifier indicator

Description
In this element indicate if the individual is a registered apprentice or a trade qualifier (challenger).

Size of Field: 1 digit numeric

Codes
1 – Registered apprentice
2 – Trade qualifier (challenger)
9 – Unknown

Element No. 6: First name

Description
First name of the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger).

Apprentice's or trade qualifier (challenger)'s first (given) name.

Size of Field: Maximum of 25 characters

Codes
N/A

Element No. 7: Middle name

Description
Middle name of the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger).

Note: If you cannot report the first name and middle name as separate fields, enter both names in the previous element no. 6 - First name, and leave this element blank.

Size of Field: Maximum of 25 characters

Codes
N/A

Element No. 8: Last/Family name

Description
Family or last name of the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger).

Apprentice's or trade qualifier (challenger)'s surname (last name).

Size of Field: Maximum of 30 characters

Codes
N/A

Element No. 9: Address

Description
The address number, apartment number (if applicable), street name, PO Box or RR route (if applicable) of the current residence of the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger).

Report as one string the address information of the current residence of the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger). In addition to the address number, apartment number, street name and PO Box/RR route number, also include in this element the street type and direction of street (if applicable).

For street type, the short form abbreviation can be reported, such as St. for Street, Ave. for Avenue, etc.

The direction of the street can also be in the abbreviated form of N for North, S for South, etc. (N, S, E, W, NE, NW, SE, SW).

Other address information, such as city name, province/territory of residence and postal code should be reported as separate elements in no. 10 - City name, no. 11 - Jurisdiction of residence and no. 12 - Postal code.

Size of Field: Maximum of 125 characters

Codes
N/A

Element No. 10: City name

Description
Name of city or town of the current residence of the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger).

Size of Field: Maximum of 60 characters

Codes
N/A

Element No. 11: Jurisdiction of residence

Description
This element identifies the province or territory of residence of the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger).

Report using the Statistics Canada province and territory codes previously identified in the element no. 2 - Jurisdiction.
 
Size of Field: 2 digits numeric

Codes
10 – Newfoundland
11 – Prince Edward Island
12 – Nova Scotia
13 – New Brunswick
24 – Quebec
35 – Ontario
46 – Manitoba
47 – Saskatchewan
48 – Alberta
59 – British Columbia
60 – Yukon
61 – Northwest Territories
62 – Nunavut
99 – Unknown

Element No. 12: Postal code

Description
Postal code of the current residence of the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger).

Size of Field: Maximum of 6 characters

Codes
Report as one complete string without space between the digits - (CNCNCN).

Element No. 13: Area code of work phone

Description
3-digit area code of the work phone number of the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger).

Size of Field: 3 digits numeric

Codes
N/A

Element No. 14: Work phone number

Description
Work phone number of the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger).

Size of Field: 7 digits numeric

Codes
N/A

Element No. 15: Work phone number extension

Description
Work phone number extension (if applicable) of the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger).

Size of Field: 5 digits numeric

Codes
N/A

Element No. 16: Area code of home phone

Description
3-digit area code of the home phone number of the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger).

Size of Field: 3 digits numeric

Codes
N/A

Element No. 17: Home phone number

Description
Home phone number of the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger).

Size of Field: 7 digits numeric

Codes
N/A

Element No. 18: Area code of cell phone

Description
3-digit area code of the cell phone number of the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger).

Size of Field: 3 digits numeric

Codes
N/A

Element No. 19: Cell phone number

Description
Cell phone number of the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger).

Size of Field: 7 digits numeric

Codes
N/A

Element No. 20: Gender

Description
The gender of the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger).

Size of Field: 1 digit numeric

Codes
1 – Male
2 – Female
9 – Unknown

Element No. 21: Date of birth

Description
Date of birth of the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger).

Note: For this data element do not report any empty spaces, dashes or backslashes. Each field in this data element should be filled with a character (e.g. 03061985).

If not available, leave blank.

Size of Field: 8 digits numeric

Codes
DDMMYYYY (DayMonthYear)

Element No. 22: Aboriginal identity

Description
This element identifies the Aboriginal identity of the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger), if applicable.

A person with Aboriginal identity includes someone who is a North American Indian/First Nations, a Métis or an Inuit. North American Indians/First Nations, which include Status Indians, as well as non-Status Indians.

A person with non-Aboriginal identity should be reported as code = 5.

Size of Field: 1 digit numeric

Codes
1 – North American Indian / First Nations
2 – Métis
3 – Inuit
4 – Person identifying with more than one group
5 – Person who does not self-identify with one of the groups (not an Aboriginal person)
9 – Unknown

Element No. 23: Disability or activity limitations

Description
This element identifies whether the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger) has any disabilities or activity limitations because of physical or health problems.

Size of Field: 1 digit numeric

Codes
1 – Hearing impaired
2 – Vision impaired
3 – Wheel chair access
4 – Person with a disability or activity limitation not listed in the above
5 – Person with more than one disability or activity limitation
6 – Person with no reported disabilities or activity limitations
9 – Unknown

Element No. 24: Highest education level

Description
The highest achieved level of education obtained prior to registration in the current trade program.

If information on the highest level of education is not available, please report as code = 99.

Also report for trade qualifier (challenger), if information on the highest achieved level of education is available.

Size of Field: 2 digits numeric

Codes
01 – Completed some elementary school
02 – Completed elementary school
03 – Grade 7
04 – Grade 8
05 – Grade 9
06 – Grade 10
07 – Grade 11
08 – Grade 12
09 – Grade 13 (if applicable)
10 – High school graduation certificate or equivalency certificate
11 – Registered apprenticeship certificate
12 – Other trade certificate or diploma
13 – College, technical, CEGEP or non-university certificate or diploma (includes pre-employment/pre-apprenticeship program)
14 – College, technical, CEGEP or non-university certificate or diploma
15 – University
16 – Other
99 – Unknown

Element No. 25: Previous apprenticeship training

Description
This element identifies the trade in which the most recent previous apprenticeship training was obtained prior to the trade the apprentice is now currently registered.

The previous apprenticeship training can be in any trade, not necessarily similar to the one the apprentice is currently registered.

Note: If a certificate was obtained for the completion of previous apprenticeship training, report the information in element no. 60 – Prior trade certificate.

If applicable, also report for trade qualifier (challenger).

The identifier for this trade is the trade code used by the reporting jurisdiction.

Size of Field: Maximum of 10 characters

Codes
N/A

Element No. 26: Previous apprenticeship training date

Description
This element identifies the end date of any previous apprenticeship training if reported in element no. 25 - Previous apprenticeship training.

If applicable, also report for trade qualifier (challenger).

Note: For this data element do not report any empty spaces, dashes or backslashes. Each field in this data element should be filled with a character (e.g. 061985).

If not available, leave blank.

Size of Field: 6 digits numeric

Codes
MMYYYY (MonthYear)

Element No. 27: Previous apprenticeship training jurisdiction

Description
In this element, identify the province or territory in which the apprentice was registered and obtained previous apprenticeship training, if reported in element no. 25 - Previous apprenticeship training.

Report using the Statistics Canada province and territory codes previous identified in the element no. 2 - Jurisdiction. An additional code has been added to the province and territory codes to include previous training outside of Canada.

If applicable, also report for trade qualifier (challenger).

Size of Field: 2 digits numeric

Codes
10 – Newfoundland
11 – Prince Edward Island
12 – Nova Scotia
13 – New Brunswick
24 – Quebec
35 – Ontario
46 – Manitoba
47 – Saskatchewan
48 – Alberta
59 – British Columbia
60 – Yukon
61 – Northwest Territories
62 – Nunavut
98 – Outside Canada
99 – Unknown

Element No. 28: Business number (BN)

Description
In this element report the Business Number (BN) of the employer that is providing the current training to the registered apprentice.

The Business Number (BN) is a unique identification number given to each enterprise/business entity by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).

The standard size of the Business Number is of 15-characters. However, only the first 9-characters are required by Statistics Canada; these first 9-characters identify the business and always remain unchanged.

Therefore, only the first 9-characters of the Business Number (BN) are to be reported in this element.

Size of Field: Maximum of 9 characters

Codes
N/A

Element No. 29: Trade code

Description
The trade in which the apprentice is registered or trade qualifier (challenger) is certified.

The identifier for this trade is the trade code used by the jurisdiction.

If the trade code includes additional digits to identify whether the trade has a level, class, category, etc., also include these additional digits in this data element.
 
Size of Field: Maximum of 10 characters

Codes
N/A

Element No. 30: Trade code description

Description
The name of the trade reported as a trade code in the previous element no. 29 – Trade code.

Report the complete name of the trade and do not include short form abbreviations.

Size of Field: Maximum of 80 characters

Codes
N/A

Element No. 31: Level code

Description
If the trade code reported in element no. 29 – Trade code, includes additional digits to identify whether the trade has a level, class, category, etc., in this element just report the actual code for the level, class, category, etc.

Report for the registered apprentice and trade qualifier (challenger).

If not available, leave blank.

Size of Field: Maximum of 8 characters

Codes
N/A

Element No. 32: Level code description

Description
The name of the level, class, category, etc., reported in the previous element no. 31 – Level code.

Report the complete name of the level, class, category, etc., and do not include short form abbreviations.

Report for the registered apprentice and trade qualifier (challenger).

If not available, leave blank.

Size of Field: Maximum of 80 characters

Codes
N/A

Element No. 33: Program duration

Description
This element identifies the normal length of time required to complete the entire program and is usually expressed in years, periods or skills/competency levels.

Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger), leave blank.

Size of Field: 3 digits numeric

Codes
N/A

Element No. 34: Duration in hours for duration based programs

Description
Identifies the total overall program duration in hours (e.g. 8000) reported in the previous element no. 33 - Program duration.

Note: The hours reported apply to the normal overall program length in hours and should have the same hours for all records with the same trade reported in the previous element no. 29 – Trade code.
 
Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger), leave blank.

Size of Field: 5 digits numeric

Codes
N/A

Element No. 35: Program duration units

Description
Identifies the type of unit used to measure the intervals over the duration of the program reported in element no. 33 - Program duration.

Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger); code as "0 – Not applicable".

Size of Field: 1 digit numeric

Codes
0 – Not applicable
1 – Years
2 – Periods
3 – Skills/Competency levels
4 – Program credits
9 – Unknown

Element No. 36: Competency or duration based program

Description
Identifies if the trade program is offered as a competency based program or a duration based program.

Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger); code as "0 – Not applicable".
 
Size of Field: 1 digit numeric

Codes
0 – Not applicable
1 – Duration based program
2 – Competency based program
3 – Duration and competency based program
9 – Unknown

Element No. 37: Compulsory or voluntary trade

Description
This element identifies if the trade is a compulsory certified trade or a voluntary certified trade.

Report for the registered apprentice and trade qualifier (challenger).

Size of Field: 1 digit numeric

Codes
1 – Compulsory
2 – Voluntary
3 – Compulsory and voluntary
9 – Unknown

Element No. 38: Registration status

Description
This element identifies the registration status of the apprentice at the beginning and during the reporting period.

Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger); code as "0 – Not applicable".

Size of Field: 1 digit numeric

Codes
0 – Not applicable
1 – Already registered (beginning of report period)
2 – New registration (during report period)
3 – Reinstatement (during report period)
9 – Unknown

Element No. 39: Date of registration

Description
This element identifies the date when the current contract or agreement of understanding between an apprentice and employer was registered with the jurisdiction.

Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger), leave blank.

Note: For this data element do not report any empty spaces, dashes or backslashes. Each field in this data element should be filled with a character (e.g. 03061985).

If not available, leave blank.

Size of Field: 8 digits numeric

Codes
DDMMYYYY (Day Month Year)

Element No. 40: Reinstatement date

Description
If a reinstatement has been reported for the apprentice in element no. 38 - Registration status, in this element identify the date of the reinstatement.

Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger), leave blank.

Note: For this data element do not report any empty spaces, dashes or backslashes. Each field in this data element should be filled with a character (e.g. 061985).

If not available, leave blank.

Size of Field: 6 digits numeric

Codes
MMYYYY (Month Year)

Element No. 41: Status at end of reporting period

Description
This element identifies the status of the apprentice during the reporting period and at the end of the reporting period.

When reporting information on apprentices that have successfully completed their programs and obtained their certificates, there can be a choice of three different types:

The first and most common, is identified below as a code = 2, and relates to the successful completion of an entire program, regardless of length, with a certificate granted after the entire program is completed.

The second and third types of successful completion are identified below by code = 3 and code = 4, and relate to certain programs which grant certificates after a segment of a longer extended program is completed. Examples of this type of completion are the Motor Vehicle Body Prepper and Motor Vehicle Body Refinisher programs, which are shorter in duration length, and designed as separate and partitioned programs of the extended Motor Vehicle Body Repairer program. These shorter programs usually allow an individual, after receiving their certificate, the choice of either continuing or not continuing their training in the extended program. Because of this choice, code = 4 is used to identify an individual who has decided to continue in the extended program of the trade, while code = 3 is used to identify an individual who has decided not to continue in the extended program of the trade.

Note: When reporting the successfully completed for programs which have been partitioned, do not relate this to the completion of an individual class or level found in some programs, which have divided their training into several classes or levels, such as the stationary engineer – 1st class, 2nd class, 3rd class, etc.

Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger); code as "0 – Not applicable".

Size of Field: 1 digit numeric

Codes
0 – Not applicable
1 – Continuing and still registered
2 – Successfully completed the entire program with a certificate granted
3 – Successfully completed a segment of an entire program with a certificate granted and not continuing in the trade
4 - Successfully completed a segment of an entire program with a certificate granted and still continuing in the trade
5 – Discontinued the program (cancelled, suspended, terminated, etc.)
6 – Transferred to another program
9 – Unknown

Element No. 42: Initial credits at registration

Description
In this element report the credits (either in hours, skill/competency levels or program credits) given for combined technical (in-class) training (obtained from colleges, high schools, commission scolaire or similar postsecondary and secondary institutions, etc.) and for on-the-job (work) training, prior to starting the apprenticeship program.

In the following element no. 43 – Type of initial credits at registration, report whether the credits are in hours, skill/competency levels or program credits.

Note: Only report this element if technical (in-class) training and on-the-job (work) training information cannot be reported separately as two elements in no. 44 - Technical training credits at registration and no. 46 - On-the-job training credits at registration.

Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger), leave blank.

Size of Field: 5 digits numeric

Codes
N/A

Element No. 43: Type of initial credits at registration

Description
Report the type of credits identified in the previous element no. 42 - Initial credits at registration.

Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger); code as "0 – Not applicable".

Size of Field: 1 digit numeric

Codes
0 – Not applicable
1 – Hours
2 – Skill/competency levels
3 – Program credits
9 – Unknown

Element No. 44: Technical training credits at registration

Description
In this element report the credits (either in hours, skill/competency levels or program credits) given for technical (in-class) training or courses prior to starting the apprenticeship program.

In the following element no. 45 – Type of technical training credits at registration, report whether the credits are in hours, skill/competency levels or program credits.

Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger), leave blank.

Size of Field: 5 digits numeric

Codes
N/A

Element No. 45: Type of technical training credits at registration

Description
Report the type of credits identified in the previous element no. 44 - Technical training credits at registration.

Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger); code as "0 – Not applicable".

Size of Field: 1 digit numeric

Codes
0 – Not applicable
1 – Hours
2 – Skill/competency levels
3 – Program credits
9 – Unknown

Element No. 46: On-the-job training credits at registration

Description
 In this element report the credits (either in hours, skill/competency levels or program credits) given for on-the-job (work) training prior to starting the apprenticeship program.

In the following element no. 47 – Type of on-the-job training credits at registration, report whether the credits are in hours, skill/competency levels or program credits.

Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger), leave blank.

Size of Field: 5 digits numeric

Codes
N/A

Element No. 47: Type of on-the-job training credits at registration

Description
Report the type of credits identified in the previous element no. 46 - On-the-job training credits at registration

Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger); code as "0 – Not applicable".

Size of Field: 1 digit numeric

Codes
0 – Not applicable
1 – Hours
2 – Skill/competency levels
3 – Program credits
9 – Unknown

Element No. 48: On-the-job hours completed to date for duration based programs

Description
If reporting levels or competencies for competency based programs, include this information in the next element no. 49 - Competency based on-the job levels completed to date.

In this element report the number of on-the-job (work) hours accumulated since the registration date. These completed hours should not include the on-the-job hours which may have been credited prior to registration and reported in the element no. 46 - On-the-job training credits at registration.

 Note: The hours completed should be up-dated every new reporting period.

Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger), leave blank.

Size of Field: 5 digits numeric

Codes
N/A

Element No. 49: Competency based on-the job levels completed to date

Description
The number of accumulated on-the-job levels or competencies completed to date for competency based programs.

Note: The levels or competencies completed should be up-dated every new reporting period.

Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger), leave blank.

Size of Field: 3 digits numeric

Codes
N/A

Element No. 50: Competency based on-the job levels required

Description
This element identifies the total number of on-the-job levels or competencies required to complete the competency based program, and is requested if element no. 49 - Competency based on-the job levels completed to date is reported.

Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger), leave blank.

Size of Field: 3 digits numeric

Codes
N/A

Element No. 51: Date of latest recording of hours or levels completed to date

Description
In this element report the date of the latest recording of on-the-job hours completed to date, if element no. 48 - On-the-job hours completed to date for duration based programs or element no. 49 - Competency based on-the-job levels completed to date is being reported.

Note: The date of the latest recording should be up-dated every new reporting period.

Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger), leave blank.

Note: For this data element do not report any empty spaces, dashes or backslashes. Each field in this data element should be filled with a character (e.g. 061985).

If not available, leave blank.

Size of Field: 6 digits numeric

Codes
MMYYYY (Month Year)

Element No. 52: Technical levels or courses completed to date

Description
This element identifies the total number of technical (in-class) levels or courses completed by the apprentice out of the total number of levels or courses required for the program. These completed technical in-class levels or courses should not include the technical training time which may have been credited prior to registration and reported in the element no. 44 - Technical training credits at registration.

Note: These completed levels or courses apply to both duration and competency based programs and should be up-dated every new reporting period.

Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger), leave blank.

Size of Field: 2 digits numeric

Codes
N/A

Element No. 53: Technical hours completed to date

Description
In this element report the equivalent hours, related to the technical levels or courses completed and reported in the previous element no. 52 - Technical levels or courses completed to date.

In this element report the total number of technical (in-class) hours completed by the apprentice out of the total number of hours required for the program.

Note: The hours completed apply to both duration and competency based programs and should be up-dated every new reporting period.

Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger), leave blank.

Size of Field: 5 digits numeric

Codes
N/A

Element No. 54: Number of technical levels or courses required

Description
This element identifies the total number of technical (in-class) levels or courses required to complete the program, and requested if element no. 52 - Technical levels or courses completed to date is reported.

Note: This element applies to both duration and competency based programs and should be up-dated every new reporting period.

Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger), leave blank.

Size of Field: 2 digits numeric

Codes
N/A

Element No. 55: Technical hours required

Description
Report the equivalent hours, if the number of technical levels or courses required was reported in the previous element no. 54 - Number of technical levels or courses required.

For this element report the total number of technical (in-class) hours required to complete the program.

Note: This element applies to both duration and competency based programs and, if required, should be up-dated every new reporting period.

Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger), leave blank.

Size of Field: 5 digits numeric

Codes
N/A

Element No. 56: Method/Mode of institutional training

Description
This element identifies the delivery type of technical training undertaken during the apprenticeship period being reported.

Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger); code as "00 – Not applicable".

Size of Field: 2 digits numeric

Codes
00 – Not applicable
01 – Block release
02 – Modular training
03 – Course based
04 – Day release
05 – Distance education
06 – Employer training
07 – Level
08 – Mobile
09 – Competency based apprenticeship training (CBAT)
10 – Weekly apprenticeship training (WATS)
11 – Other
99 – Unknown

Element No. 57: Full-time/Part-time status

Description
This element is linked to the previous element no. 56 - Method/Mode of institutional training, and identifies whether the training was either full-time or part-time.

Full-time training can be identified with an extended period of training like block release.

Do not report for trade qualifier (challenger); code as "0 – Not applicable".

Size of Field: 1 digit numeric

Codes
0 – Not applicable
1 – Full-time
2 – Part-time
9 – Unknown

Element No. 58: Type of certificate of qualification granted

Description
This element identifies the type of certificate granted to the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger).
 
Note: If the Certificate of Apprenticeship is the final certificate granted in the trade, and the Certificate of Qualification is not being granted, then report the Certificate of Apprenticeship. The granting of these certificates usually involves the completion and passing of a final exam.

Size of Field: 1 digit numeric

Codes
0 – Not applicable
1 – No certificate granted
2 – Certificate granted with a Red Seal endorsement to an apprentice (who has completed the final exam)
3 – Certificate granted without a Red Seal endorsement to an apprentice (who has completed the final exam)
4 – Certificate granted with a Red Seal endorsement to a trade qualifier (challenger)
5 – Certificate granted without a Red Seal endorsement to a trade qualifier (challenger)
6 – Certificate granted with a Red Seal endorsement to a journeyperson who previously completed an apprenticeship program and received a certificate without a Red Seal endorsement in the same trade
7 – Certificate granted with a Red Seal endorsement to a trade qualifier (challenger) who previously received a certificate without a Red Seal endorsement in the same trade
9 – Unknown

Element No. 59: Date of certification

Description
In this element report the date the certificate was granted to an apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger), if a certificate was reported in the previous element no. 58 - Type of certificate of qualification granted.

If a jurisdiction grants both a Certificate of Qualification and a Certificate of Apprenticeship, report only the Certificate of Qualification date in this element. However, if the Certificate of Apprenticeship is the final certificate granted in the trade, and the Certificate of Qualification is not being granted, then report the date the Certificate of Apprenticeship was granted.

Note: For this data element do not report any empty spaces, dashes or backslashes. Each field in this data element should be filled with a character (e.g. 03061985).

If not available, leave blank.

Size of Field: 8 digits numeric

Codes
DDMMYYYY (Day Month Year)

Element No. 60: Prior trade certificate

Description
This element identifies if the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger) received a certificate in a previous trade, and granted in the current reporting jurisdiction or any other jurisdiction. The previous certification must be in a trade recognized in Canada.

If the apprentice or trade qualifier was certified in more than one trade, please report the latest trade in which they were certified.

The identifier for this previous trade is the trade code used by the jurisdiction.

Size of Field: Maximum of 10 characters

Codes
N/A

Element No. 61: Filler

Description
This element should be left empty and is for information which may be requested in the future.

Size of Field: Maximum of 100 characters

Codes
N/A

Elements Reserved for Statistics Canada

STC Element No. 1: RAIS Trade code

Description
This element is reserved for Statistics Canada to code and identify trades using a modified version of the National Occupational Classification (NOC) codes.

The trade code reported will be converted to the National Occupational Classification NOC+3 trade code (abcd.xx.yy.zz), where:

  • The four digit NOC code (abcd) identifies the major occupational category;
  • The first extension (xx) represents a distinct and separate trade;
  • The second extension (yy) identifies subtrades of the distinct trade and;
  • The third extension (zz) is used for further level/class/category distinctions within the trade.

Size of Field: 10 digits numeric

Codes
NOC+3

STC Element No. 2: Red Seal or non-Red Seal indicator

Description
Reserved for Statistics Canada to identify Red Seal or non-Red Seal trades.

The Red Seal trades are drawn from the list approved by the Canadian Council of Directors of Apprenticeship (CCDA).

Size of Field: 1 digit numeric

Codes
0 – Without inter-provincial standards
1 – Red Seal with inter-provincial standards

STC Element No. 3: Red Seal or non-Red Seal endorsement

Description
Used by Statistics Canada to identify if Red Seal or non-Red Seal endorsement is being granted by the jurisdictions.

This element will be derived by Statistics Canada using a combination of information from the data elements reported by the jurisdictions:

  • STC Element no. 1 – RAIS Trade code
  • Element no. 58 – Type of certificate of qualification granted

Size of Field: 1 digit numeric

Codes
1 – Only Red Seal endorsement granted
2 – Red Seal and non-Red Seal endorsement granted
3 – Only non-Red Seal endorsement granted
9 – Unknown

STC Element No. 4: Current year or period of the program

Description
Only for duration based programs, the current year or period of the program in which the apprentice is registered, based on the total accumulated technical and on-the-job training hours.

This element will be derived by Statistics Canada using a combination of information from the data elements reported by the jurisdictions:

    • Element no. 33 - Program duration (DURPGM)
    • Element no. 34 - Duration in hours for duration based program (DURHOURS)
    • Element no. 35 - Program duration units (DURUNITS)
    • Element no. 42 - Initial credits at registration (INICREDR)
    • Element no. 48 - On-the-job hours completed to date for duration based program (JOBHCOMP)
    • Element no. 53 - Technical hours completed to date (TECHCOMP)

Current year or period of the program =

[DURPGM] – [DURHOURSINICREDRJOBHCOMPTECHCOMP] * DURPGM / DURHOURS

Size of Field: 1 digit numeric BIRTHY

Codes
N/A

STC Element No. 5: Age in years

Description
Used by Statistics Canada to derive the age in years of the apprentice or trade qualifier (challenger).

This element will be derived by Statistics Canada using information reported by the jurisdictions:

  • Element no. 1 - Reporting year (REPYR)
  • Birth year (BIRTHY) from element no. 21 – Date of birth

Age in years = REPYR

Size of Field: 2 digits numeric

Codes
N/A

STC Element No. 6: Input type

Description
Used by Statistics Canada to identify whether the jurisdiction is reporting individual record data or aggregate information.

Size of Field: 1 digit numeric

Codes
1 – Individual
2 – Aggregate

STC Element No. 7: Certificate or registration indicator

Description
Used by Statistics Canada to identify whether a registration file or a certificate file.

Size of Field: 1 digit numeric

Codes
1 – Registration
2 – Certificate

STC Element No. 8: Previous apprenticeship training - RAIS Trade code

Description
This element is reserved for Statistics Canada to code and identify trades using a modified version of the National Occupational Classification (NOC) codes.

The trade code reported will be converted to the National Occupational Classification NOC+3 trade code (abcd.xx.yy.zz), where:

  • The four digit NOC code (abcd) identifies the major occupational category;
  • The first extension (xx) represents a distinct and separate trade;
  • The second extension (yy) identifies subtrades of the distinct trade and;
  • The third extension (zz) is used for further level/class/category distinctions within the trade.

Size of Field: 10 digits numeric

Codes
NOC+3

STC Element No. 9: Prior trade certificate - RAIS Trade code

Description
This element is reserved for Statistics Canada to code and identify trades using a modified version of the National Occupational Classification (NOC) codes.

The trade code reported will be converted to the National Occupational Classification NOC+3 trade code (abcd.xx.yy.zz), where:

  • The four digit NOC code (abcd) identifies the major occupational category;
  • The first extension (xx) represents a distinct and separate trade;
  • The second extension (yy) identifies subtrades of the distinct trade and;
  • The third extension (zz) is used for further level/class/category distinctions within the trade.

Size of Field: 10 digits numeric

Codes
NOC+3

Notes


  1. Mandatory elements
  2. Do not report for trade qualifiers (challengers)
  3. Jurisdictions are not asked to report these elements – reserved for Statistics Canada
  4. Element no. 42 – Initial credits at registration (INICREDR) will be substituted by both, element no. 44 - Technical training credits at registration
  5. (TECCREDR) and element no. 46 - On-the-job training credits at registration (JOBCREDR), if technical and on-the-job credits at registration can be reported separately by the jurisdictions.

Grains and Specialty Crops Survey

Purchased from Manitoba producers

  • Report for the month of

Confidential when completed. This survey is conducted under the authority of the Statistics Act, Revised Statutes of Canada, 1985, c. S-19. Completion of this questionnaire is a legal requirement under the Statistics Act.

The purpose of this survey is to collect reliable and up-to-date information on non-board grains and specialty crops in the province of Manitoba. These data are used to calculate farm cash receipts which measure agriculture contribution to the Canadian economy. The data are also used by producer organizations, government departments and others for policy and decision-making.

Please provide the information requested on non-board grains and specialty crops for the month specified.

  • tonnes purchased (dockage and shrinkage deducted)
  • gross receipts (only rail freight and elevation deducted)

In compiling average provincial prices to producers, your data will be aggregated with data received from other companies to protect the confidentiality.

Please return your completed questionnaire by facsimile to (613) 951-3868. If you have any questions, please telephone Gail-Ann Breese (204) 983-3445. Thank you

  1. Tonnes Purchased
  2. $ Paid to Producers
  • Wheat
  • Oats
  • Barley for feed
  • Barley for malting
  • Rye
  • Flaxseed
  • Canola
  • Dry Field Peas
  • Buckwheat
  • Sunflower Seeds
  • Corn for grain
  • Canary seed
  • Fababeans
  • Lentils
  • Dry Beans
  • Triticale
  • Mustard Seed
  • Chickpeas
  • Soybeans

General information

Confidentiality

Your answers are confidential.

Statistics Canada is prohibited by law from releasing any information it collects which could identify any person, business, or organization, unless consent has been given by the respondent or as permitted by the Statistics Act. The confidentiality provisions of the Statistics Act are not affected by either the Access to Information Act or any other legislation. Therefore, for example, the Canada Revenue Agency cannot access identifiable survey records from Statistics Canada.

Information from this survey will be used for statistical purposes only and will be published in aggregate form only.

Record linkages

To enhance the data from this survey, Statistics Canada may combine it with information from other surveys or from administrative sources.

Data-sharing agreements

To avoid duplication of enquiry, Statistics Canada has entered into data-sharing agreements with provincial statistical agencies, which must keep the data confidential and use them only for statistical purposes. Statistics Canada will only share data from this survey with those organizations that have demonstrated a requirement to use the data.

Section 11 of the Statistics Act provides for the sharing of information with provincial statistical agencies that meet certain conditions. These agencies must have the legislative authority to collect the same information, on a mandatory basis, and the legislation must provide substantially the same provisions for confidentiality and penalties for disclosure of confidential information as the Statistics Act. Because these agencies have the legal authority to compel businesses to provide the same information, consent is not requested and farm operations may not object to the sharing of their data.

For this survey, there are Section 11 agreements with the provincial statistical agencies of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta.

The shared data will be limited to information pertaining to farm operations located within the jurisdiction of the respective province.

Fax or other electronic transmission disclosure

There could be a risk of disclosure during the facsimile or electronic transmission. However, upon receipt of your information, Statistics Canada will provide the level of protection afforded for all information collected under the authority of the Statistics Act.

Confidential when completed. This survey is conducted under the authority of the Statistics Act, Revised Statutes of Canada, 1985, c. S-19. Completion of this questionnaire is a legal requirement under the Statistics Act.

  • In Business - produces potatoes
  • In Business - doesn't produce potatoes
  • Out of Business
  • Change of Operator
  • No potato sales this month
  • No potato sales until the month of

If any information above is incorrect or missing, please make any necessary corrections below.

  • Farm Name (if applicable)
  • Surname or Family Name
  • Usual First Name and Initial
  • Area Code
  • Telephone
  • Cell phone
  • R.R.
  • Box No.
  • Number and Street Name
  • Postal Code
  • Post Office (name of city, town or village where mail is received)
  • Email Address (if applicable)
  • Partner's Name (if applicable)
  • Area Code
  • Telephone
  • Partner's Name (if applicable)
  • Area Code
  • Telephone
  • Corporation Name (if applicable)
  • Area Code
  • Telephone

Record of calls

  • Date
  • Time
  • Result

The purpose of this survey is to collect accurate, up-to-date information on farm prices received for potatoes. These prices are used to calculate farm cash receipts, to negotiate international trade agreements, to formulate income stabilization policies and to help farmers make informed management decisions.

What is the average price you received for potatoes you sold last month?

  • Please report the price received after any deductions or bonuses were made.
  • Please report an average price taking into account all grades.
  • Do not include the price you received for potatoes that you purchased for re-sale.

Note to interviewer: If you are making calls the first week of January, we are looking for the price received by producers for potatoes sold in the month of December. If the producer reports in a unit not shown, report it in other, but try and determine the weight of the unit they are selling in. Please explain any unusual prices in the comment section.

  1. Tablestock
  2. Seed
  3. Sold for processing under contract
  4. Sold for processing without contract

Unit of measure:

  • $/metric tonne (long - 2205 pounds)
  • $/cwt (100 pounds)
  • $/imperial ton (short - 2000 pounds)
  • $/barrel (165 pounds)
  • ¢/pound
  • ¢/kilogram
  • Other, please specify

General information

Confidentiality
 
Your answers are confidential.

Statistics Canada is prohibited by law from releasing any information it collects which could identify any person, business, or organization, unless consent has been given by the respondent or as permitted by the Statistics Act. The confidentiality provisions of the Statistics Act are not affected by either the Access to Information Act or any other legislation. Therefore, for example, the Canada Revenue Agency cannot access identifiable survey records from Statistics Canada.

Information from this survey will be used for statistical purposes only and will be published in aggregate form only.

Record linkages

To enhance the data from this survey, Statistics Canada may combine it with information from other surveys or from administrative sources.

Data-sharing agreements
 
New-Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta And British Columbia resident:   

To avoid duplication of enquiry, Statistics Canada has entered into a data-sharing agreement with your provincial statistical agency under Section 11 of the Statistics Act. Your provincial agency has legislation similar to the Statistics Act to protect your data. Your data must be kept confidential and be used only for statistical purposes.

Note to interviewers: Because these statistical agencies have the legal authority to compel businesses to provide the same information, consent is not requested and farm operations may not object to the sharing of their data.

New Brunswick, Ontario, Manitoba And British Columbia Resident:

An agreement has also been signed under Section 12 of the Statistics Act with the New Brunswick Agriculture and Aquaculture department, the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, the Manitoba Department of Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives and the British Columbia Ministry of Agriculture and Lands. 

Do you agree to share your information with the organization of your province?

Yes
No

Prince Edward Island resident:

To avoid duplication of enquiry, Statistics Canada has entered into a data-sharing agreement with your provincial statistical agency under Section 12 of the Statistics Act. Your provincial agency must keep the data confidential and use it only for statistical purposes. 

Do you agree to share your information with the Prince Edward Island statistical agency?

Yes
No

Fax or other electronic transmission disclosure

There could be a risk of disclosure during the facsimile or electronic transmission. However, upon receipt of your information, Statistics Canada will provide the level of protection afforded for all information collected under the authority of the Statistics Act.

Comments

Confidential (when completed)

Collected under authority of the Statistics Act, Revised Statutes of Canada, 1985, Chapter S19.

Si vous préférez ce questionnaire en français, veuillez cocher ici.

Report for the month of:

If any information above is missing or incorrect please make the necessary changes directly on the label.

The purpose of this survey is to collect reliable and up-to-date information on grains and oil seeds in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island. These data are used to calculate farm cash receipts and are used by producers, organizations, government departments, and others for policy and decision making.

Please provide the quantity and the amount you paid to producers for any grains and oil seeds you purchased during the above month. Only report grains that you purchased directly from farmers. Do not report any grains that you purchased from other brokers or mills. Please report your purchases as to the province that the grain was grown in. If you did not purchase any grain from Atlantic sources in the month, would you kindly note that on the form.

In compiling average provincial prices to producers, your data will be aggregated with data received from other companies to protect confidentiality.

A postage- paid return envelope is enclosed for your convenience or if you prefer, your completed questionnaire may be faxed to us at (902) 895-7435. Your response by the 15th of the month is appreciated.

If you have any questions or wish further information please do not hesitate to call collect at 902 893-7251.

Thank you for your participation.

Grain or Oil Seeds
Purchased from Nova Scotia

  • Tonnes Purchased
  • $ Paid to Producers

Purchased from New Brunswick

  • Tonnes Purchased
  • $ Paid to Producers

Purchased from Prince Edward Island

  • Tonnes Purchased
  • $ Paid to Producers

a. Feed Wheat
b. Milling Wheat
c. Oats
d. Barley
e. Mixed Grain
f. Corn for Grain
g. Raw Soybeans
h. Roasted Soybeans
i. Sunflowers
j. Other (Please Specify)