Introduction

Survey purpose

This survey collects information on grains milled, production of flour and offal as well as stocks. Data collected are part of the supply-disposition statistics of major grains and allow the calculation of the domestic disappearance of grains for human use. These data are used by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, provincial governments and industry associations.

Your information may also be used by Statistics Canada for other statistical and research purposes.

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Statistics Canada advises you that there could be a risk of disclosure during facsimile or email. However upon receipt, Statistics Canada will provide the guaranteed level of protection afforded all information collected under the authority of the Statistics Act.

Note: Our online questionnaires are secure, there is no risk of data interception when responding to Statistics Canada online surveys.

Confidentiality

The Statistics Act protects the confidentiality of information collected by Statistics Canada.

Data-sharing agreements

To reduce respondent burden, Statistics Canada has entered into data-sharing agreements with provincial and territorial statistical agencies and other government organizations, which have agreed to keep the data confidential and use them only for statistical purposes.

Information on confidentiality, data-sharing agreements and record linkages can be found on the last page of this questionnaire.

Reporting instructions

Please print in ink.

Business or organization and contact information

1. Verify or provide the business or organization's legal and operating name and correct where needed.

Note: Legal name modifications should only be done to correct a spelling error or typo.

• Legal name
• Operating name (if applicable)

2. Verify or provide the contact information of the designated business or organization contact person for this questionnaire and correct where needed.

Note: The designated contact person is the person who should receive this questionnaire. The designated contact person may not always be the one who actually completes the questionnaire.

• First name
• Last name
• Title
• Preferred language of communication
  • English
  • French
• Mailing address (number and street)
• City
• Province, territory or state
• Postal code or ZIP code
  Example: A9A 9A9 or 12345-1234
• Country
• Email address
  Example: user@example.gov.ca
• Telephone number (including area code)
  Example: 123-123-1234
• Extension number
  (if applicable)
• Fax number (including area code)
  Example: 123-123-1234

3. Verify or provide the current operational status of the business or organization identified by the legal and operating name above.

1. Operational - Go to question 4
2. Not currently operational
   e.g., temporarily or permanently closed, change of ownership

Why is this business or organization not currently operational?

• Seasonal operations - Go to question 3a.
• Ceased operations - Go to question 3b.
• Sold operations - Go to question 3c.
• Amalgamated with other businesses or organizations - Go to question 3d.
• Temporarily inactive but will re-open - Go to question 3e.
• No longer operating due to other reasons - Go to question 3f.

• 3a. Seasonal operations
  • When did this business or organization close for the season?
    Date - YYYY/MM/DD
  • When does this business or organization expect to resume operations?
    Date - YYYY/MM/DD
  • Go to question 4
• 3b. Ceased operations
  • When did this business or organization cease operations?
    Date - YYYY/MM/DD
  • Why did this business or organization cease operations?
    • Bankruptcy
    • Liquidation
    • Dissolution
    • Other - Specify the other reasons why the operations ceased
  • Go to question 4
• 3c. Sold operations
  • When was this business or organization sold?
    Date - YYYY/MM/DD
  • What is the legal name of the buyer?
  • Go to question 4
• 3d. Amalgamated with other businesses or organizations
  • When did this business or organization amalgamate?
    Date - YYYY/MM/DD
  • What is the legal name of the resulting or continuing business or organization?
  • What are the legal names of the other amalgamated businesses or organizations?
  • Go to question 4
• 3e. Temporarily inactive but will re-open
  • When did this business or organization become temporarily inactive?
    Date - YYYY/MM/DD
  • When does this business or organization expect to resume operations?
    Date - YYYY/MM/DD
  • Why is this business or organization temporarily inactive?
  • Go to question 4
• 3f. No longer operating due to other reasons
  • When did this business or organization cease operations?
    Date - YYYY/MM/DD
  • Why did this business or organization cease operations?

4. Verify or provide the current main activity of the business or organization identified by the legal and operating name.

Note: The described activity was assigned using the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS).

1. This is the current main activity. - Go to next section
2. This is not the current main activity.
   • Please provide a brief but precise description of this business or organization's main activity.
     e.g., breakfast cereal manufacturing, shoe store, software development

5. Was this business or organization's main activity ever classified as:

1. Yes
2. No - Go to next section

6. When did the main activity change?

Date - YYYY/MM/DD

Operational capacity

1. How many days was this facility in operation in the reference period?

Number of days

2. Please indicate in metric tonnes, the maximum milling capacity of this facility for a typical production day.

Metric tonnes

Wheat milled for the production of flour and other wheat products

3. For the reference period, was wheat milled for the production of flour at this facility?

1. Yes
2. No

4. For the reference period, was wheat milled for the production of other wheat products?

1. Yes
2. No

Wheat milled for the production of flour

5. For the reference period, what were the quantities of wheat milled for the production of flour at this facility and the year-end wheat stocks?

Include only wheat stocks in bins and storage not licensed with the Canadian Grain Commission.

Exclude wheat stocks owned by your company in elevators licensed by the Canadian Grain Commission.

1. Canadian Western Red Spring (CWRS) - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
2. Canadian Western Red Winter (CWRW) - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
3. Canadian Western Soft White Spring (CWSWS) - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
4. Canadian Western Amber Durum (CWAD) - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
5. Canadian Prairie Spring (Red or White) - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
6. Canadian Western Hard White Spring (CWHWS) - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
7. Ontario Winter Wheat - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
8. Ontario Spring Wheat - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
9. Quebec Winter Wheat - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
10. Quebec Spring Wheat - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
11. All other wheat — specify all other wheat - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
12. Imports — wheat excluding durum - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
13. Imports — durum wheat - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
    Total — wheat – Excluding imports - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)

1. Canadian Western Red Spring (CWRS) - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
2. Canadian Western Red Winter (CWRW) - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
3. Canadian Western Soft White Spring (CWSWS) - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
4. Canadian Western Amber Durum (CWAD) - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
5. Canadian Prairie Spring (Red or White) - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
6. Canadian Western Hard White Spring (CWHWS) - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
7. Ontario Winter Wheat - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
8. Ontario Spring Wheat - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
9. Quebec Winter Wheat - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
10. Quebec Spring Wheat - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
11. All other wheat — specify all other wheat - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
12. Imports — wheat excluding durum - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
13. Imports — durum wheat - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
    Total — wheat – Excluding imports - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)

Wheat flour production and year-end stocks

6. For the reference period, what were the quantities of flour produced at this facility and the year-end stocks?

Grade of flour

1. Spring No. 1 or top patent - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
2. Spring No. 2 patent - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
3. Spring No. 3 patent - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
4. Whole wheat - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
5. Graham flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
6. Soft wheat flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
7. Durum semolina and flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
8. Lower grades of flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
9. All other grades of flour — specify all other grades of flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
   Total — flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)

1. Spring No. 1 or top patent - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
2. Spring No. 2 patent - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
3. Spring No. 3 patent - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
4. Whole wheat - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
5. Graham flour - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
6. Soft wheat flour - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
7. Durum semolina and flour - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
8. Lower grades of flour - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
9. All other grades of flour — specify all other grades of flour - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
   Total — flour - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)

Wheat millfeeds produced

7. For the reference period, what was the quantity of wheat millfeeds produced at this facility and the year-end millfeeds stocks?

1. Quantity produced (metric tonnes)
2. Stocks at year-end (metric tonnes)

Grains and non-grains milled

8. For the reference period, what were the quantities of grains and non-grains milled at this facility?

Report grindings for human consumption only.

Oats – grains

1. Eastern grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
2. Western grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
3. Imported - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
   Total - oats milled - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)

Barley – grains

1. Eastern grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
2. Western grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
3. Imported - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
   Total - barley milled - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)

Rye – grains

1. Eastern grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
2. Western grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
3. Imported - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
   Total - rye milled - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)

Corn – grains

1. Eastern grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
2. Western grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
3. Imported - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
   Total - corn milled - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)

Triticale – grains

1. Eastern grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
2. Western grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
3. Imported - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
   Total - triticale milled - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)

Millet – grains

1. Eastern grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
2. Western grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
3. Imported - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
   Total - millet milled - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)

Quinoa – grains

1. Eastern grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
2. Western grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
3. Imported - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
   Total - quinoa milled - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)

Buckwheat – grains

1. Eastern grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
2. Western grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
3. Imported - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
   Total - buckwheat milled - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)

Kamut (i.e., Khorasan wheat) – grains

1. Eastern grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
2. Western grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
3. Imported - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
   Total - kamut milled - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)

Spelt – grains

1. Eastern grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
2. Western grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
3. Imported - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
   Total - spelt milled - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)

Sorghum – grains

1. Eastern grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
2. Western grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
3. Imported - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
   Total - sorghum milled - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)

Other grain - specify other grain

1. Eastern grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
2. Western grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
3. Imported - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
   Total - other grain milled - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)

Chickpeas - non-grains

1. Eastern grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
2. Western grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
3. Imported - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
   Total - chickpeas milled - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)

Lentils (all varieties) - non-grains

1. Eastern grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
2. Western grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
3. Imported - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
   Total - lentils (all varieties) milled - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)

Dry beans (all varieties) - non-grains

1. Eastern grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
2. Western grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
3. Imported - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
   Total - dry beans (all varieties) milled - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)

Dry peas (all varieties) - non-grains

1. Eastern grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
2. Western grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
3. Imported - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
   Total - dry peas (all varieties) milled - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)

Flax - non-grains

1. Eastern grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
2. Western grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
3. Imported - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
   Total - flax milled - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)

Mustard - non-grains

1. Eastern grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
2. Western grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
3. Imported - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
   Total - mustard milled - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)

Other non-grain - specify other non-grain

1. Eastern grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
2. Western grown - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
3. Imported - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)
   Total - other non-grain milled - (Quantity milled)(metric tonnes)

Grains and non-grains year-end stocks

9. For the reference period, what were the year-end stocks of grains and non-grains?

Exclude grain owned by your company in elevators licensed by the Canadian Grain Commission.

Grains

1. Oats - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
2. Barley - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
3. Rye - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
4. Corn - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
5. Triticale - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
6. Millet - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
7. Quinoa - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
8. Buckwheat - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
9. Kamut (i.e., Khorasan wheat) - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
10. Spelt - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
11. Sorghum - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
12. Other grain (reported in question 8) - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)

Non-grains

1. Chickpeas - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
2. Lentils (all varieties) - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
3. Dry beans (all varieties) - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
4. Dry peas (all varieties) - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
5. Flax - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
6. Mustard - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
7. Other non-grain (reported in question 8) - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)

Grain and non-grain products

10. For the reference period, what were the quantities of grain and non-grain products produced at this facility and the year-end stocks?

Oats - grains

1. Oat flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
2. Oat meal - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
3. Rolled oats - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
4. Oat groats - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)

1. Oat flour - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
2. Oat meal - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
3. Rolled oats - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
4. Oat groats - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)

Barley - grains

1. Barley flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
2. Barley meal - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
3. Pot and pearl barley - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)

1. Barley flour - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
2. Barley meal - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
3. Pot and pearl barley - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)

Rye - grains

1. Rye flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
2. Rye meal - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)

1. Rye flour - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
2. Rye meal - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)

Corn - grains

1. Corn flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
2. Corn meal - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
3. Corn grits (all varieties) - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
4. Corn Hominy - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)

1. Corn flour - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
2. Corn meal - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
3. Corn grits (all varieties) - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
4. Corn Hominy - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)

Triticale - grains

1. Triticale flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
2. All other triticale products - specify all other triticale products - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)

1. Triticale flour - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
2. All other triticale products - specify all other triticale products - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)

Millet - grains

1. Millet flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
2. All other millet products - specify all other millet products - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)

1. Millet flour - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
2. All other millet products - specify all other millet products - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)

Quinoa - grains

1. Quinoa flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
2. All other quinoa products - specify all other quinoa products - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)

1. Quinoa flour - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
2. All other quinoa products - specify all other quinoa products - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)

Buckwheat - grains

1. Buckwheat flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
2. All other buckwheat products - specify all other buckwheat products - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)

1. Buckwheat flour - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
2. All other buckwheat products - specify all other buckwheat products - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)

Kamut (i.e., Khorasan wheat) - grains

1. Kamut flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
2. All other kamut products - specify all other kamut products - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)

1. Kamut flour - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
2. All other kamut products - specify all other kamut products - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)

Spelt - grains

1. Spelt flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
2. All other spelt products - specify all other spelt products - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)

1. Spelt flour - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
2. All other spelt products - specify all other spelt products - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)

Sorghum - grains

1. Sorghum flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
2. All other sorghum products - specify all other sorghum products - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)

1. Sorghum flour - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
2. All other sorghum products - specify all other sorghum products - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)

Other grain (reported in question 8)

1. Other grain flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
2. Other grain products - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)

1. Other grain flour - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
2. Other grain products - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)

Chickpeas - non-grains

1. Chickpea flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
2. All other chickpea products - specify all other chickpea products - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)

1. Chickpea flour - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
2. All other chickpea products - specify all other chickpea products - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)

Lentils (all varieties) - non-grains

1. Lentil (all varieties) flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
2. All other lentil (all varieties) products - specify all other lentil (all varieties) products - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)

Dry beans (all varieties) - non-grains

1. Dry bean (all varieties) flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
2. All other dry bean (all varieties) products - specify all other dry bean (all varieties) products - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)

Dry peas (all varieties) - non-grains

1. Dry pea (all varieties) flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
2. All other dry pea (all varieties) products - specify all other dry pea (all varieties) products - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)

1. Dry pea (all varieties) flour - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
2. All other dry pea (all varieties) products - specify all other dry pea (all varieties) products - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)

Flax - non-grains

1. Flax flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
2. All other flax products - specify all other flax products - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)

1. Flax flour - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
2. All other flax products - specify all other flax products - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)

Mustard - non-grains

1. Mustard flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
2. All other mustard products - specify all other mustard products - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)

1. Mustard flour - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
2. All other mustard products - specify all other mustard products - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)

Other non-grain (reported in question 8)

1. Other non-grain flour - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)
2. Other non-grain products - (Quantity produced)(metric tonnes)

1. Other non-grain flour - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)
2. Other non-grain products - (Stocks at year-end)(metric tonnes)

Offal production and year-end stocks

11. For the reference period, what was the quantity of offal produced (bran, hulls, etc.) and the year-end offal stocks?

1. Quantity produced (metric tonnes)
2. Stocks at year-end (metric tonnes)

Changes or events

12. Indicate any changes or events that affected the reported values for this business or organization compared with the last reporting period.

Mark all that apply.

1. Strike or lockout
2. Exchange rate impact
3. Price changes in goods or services sold
4. Contracting out
5. Organizational change
6. Price changes in labour or raw materials
7. Natural disaster
8. Recession
9. Change in product line
10. Sold business units
11. Expansion
12. New or lost contract
13. Plant closures
14. Acquisition of business or business units
15. Other changes or events – specify the other changes or events:
16. No changes or events

Contact person

13. Statistics Canada may need to contact the person who completed this questionnaire for further information.

If the contact person is the same as on the cover page, please check and go to "Feedback"

Otherwise, who is the best person to contact about this questionnaire?

• First name
• Last name
• Title
• Email address (example: user@example.gov.ca)
• Telephone number (including area code)
  Example: 123-123-1234
• Extension number (if applicable)
• Fax number (including area code)
  Example: 123-123-1234

Feedback

14. How long did it take to complete this questionnaire?

Include the time spent gathering the necessary information.

• Hours
• Minutes

15. We invite your comments about this questionnaire.

General information

Confidentiality

Your answers are confidential. By law, Statistics Canada is prohibited from releasing any information it collects that could identify any person, business, or organization, unless consent has been given by the respondent, or as permitted by the Statistics Act. Statistics Canada will use the information from this survey for statistical purposes only.

Data-sharing agreements

To reduce respondent burden, Statistics Canada has entered into data-sharing agreements with provincial and territorial statistical agencies and other government organizations, which have agreed to 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 and territorial 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 businesses may not object to the sharing of the data.

For this survey, there are Section 11 agreements with the provincial statistical agencies of Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia. The shared data will be limited to information pertaining to business establishments located within the jurisdiction of the respective province.

Section 12 of the Statistics Act provides for the sharing of information with federal, provincial or territorial government organizations. Under Section 12, you may refuse to share your information with any of these organizations by writing a letter of objection to the Chief Statistician and returning it with the completed questionnaire. Please specify the organizations with which you do not want to share your data.

For this survey, there is a Section 12 agreement with the Prince Edward Island statistical agency.

For agreements with provincial and territorial government organizations, the shared data will be limited to information pertaining to business establishments located within the jurisdiction of the respective province or territory.

Record linkages

To enhance the data from this survey and to reduce the reporting burden, Statistics Canada may combine the acquired data with information from other surveys or from administrative sources.

Form 91Q

Confidential when completed.

This information is collected under the authority of the Statistics Act. R.S.C., 1985, c. S-19

Control use

SSID

• Prov.
• CD No.
• CU No.
• VR Line No.

Contact person

Office Use Only

Result of interview

1. Completed questionnaire
2. Incomplete questionnaire

Section l — Address or Exact Location of This Dwelling

Transcribe from the Assignment List (Form 1B)

• Street and No. or lot and concession
• Apt. No.
• City, town, village
• Province/territory
• Postal Code
• AD

Section Il — Verification of Dwelling

Interviewer check item:
1. Is there a dwelling (a set of living quarters with a private entrance) at the address listed above?

1. Yes; Continue with Question 2
2. No; What is located at this address?
   3. Business or professional office of some sort (e.g., dentist office, gas station); Continue with Question 2
   4. Dwelling under construction; Continue with Question 2
   5. Dwelling demolished; Continue with Question 2
   6. Empty lot; Continue with Question 2
   7. Could not locate address; End interview
   8. Apartment no longer used as a separate dwelling; Continue with Question 2
   9. Other – Specify; End interview

Read script: refer to Form 91R
2. On Census Test Day, Tuesday May 14, was there a single set of living quarters at this address, or was there more than one?

1. None; End interview
2. One; Continue with Question 3
3. More than one; Did each have a private entrance?
   3. Yes; Go to Question 3 and complete a separate questionnaire for each dwelling
   4. No; Go to Question 3

Interviewer check item:
3. Identify person contacted.

• Family name:
• Given name and initial(s)

1. Occupant
2. Neighbour
3. Superintendent or building manager
4. Other; Specify

Section Ill — Dwelling Occupancy Status on May 14, 2019

4. Was someone living in the dwelling on Census Test Day? (Tuesday, May 14, 2019)

1. Yes; Continue with Question 5
2. No; Go to Question 6
3. Don't know; End interview and find another contact

• If the dwelling is now occupied but the occupancy on May 14, 2019 is unknown, check "Don't know".
• Only check "Yes" or "No" based on the occupancy on Census Test Day, Tuesday, May 14, 2019.

5. On Census Test Day, were they living in the dwelling on a temporary or occasional basis, or was it their usual home?
A temporary or occasional basis would include such things as staying at a summer home or a second home.

1. Temporary – Specify; Go to Question 15
2. Usual Home; Go to Question 17
3. Don't know; Go to Question 17

6. Is the dwelling generally occupied on a temporary or occasional basis, or is it someone's usual home?
A temporary or occasional basis would include such things as a summer home or a second home.

1. Temporary – Specify; Go to Question 15
2. Usual Home; Continue with Question 7
3. Don't know; Continue with Question 7

7. Were the usual residents temporarily away, or staying outside of Canada on Census Test Day, Tuesday, May 14?
Temporarily away includes being away on business, at a summer home, on vacation, or at school.

1. Yes – Specify; Go to Question 17
2. No; Continue with Question 8
3. Don't know; Continue with Question 8

Section lV— Interview A — Dwelling Unoccupied on May 14, 2019

8. Was anyone living in the dwelling at any time between May 1st and Census Test Day, Tuesday, May 14?

1. Yes; Continue with Question 9
2. No; Go to Question 11
3. Don't know; Go to Question 11

9. Were they living in the dwelling on a temporary or occasional basis, or was it their usual home?
A temporary or occasional basis would include such things as staying at a summer home or a second home.

1. Temporary; Go to Question 15
2. Usual home; Continue with Question 10
3. Don't know; Go to Question 11

10. Could you tell me when these former occupants moved out of the dwelling?

1. On or before May 13, 2019; Continue with Question 11
2. On or after May 14, 2019; Return to Question 4, and obtain information about the dwelling for Census Test Day. Use a new questionnaire if necessary
3. Don't know; Continue with Question 11

Interviewer check item:
11. Is the person being interviewed an occupant of the dwelling listed in SECTION I?

1. Yes; Continue with Question 12
2. No; Go to Question 13

12. On what date did your household move into this dwelling?

1. On or before May 14, 2019; Return to Question 4, and obtain information about the dwelling for Census Test Day. Use a new questionnaire if necessary.
2. On or after May 15, 2019; Go to Question 15

13. Is someone currently living in the dwelling?

1. Yes; Continue with Question 14
2. No; Go to Question 15
3. Don't know; Go to Question 15

14. On what date did the current occupant(s) move into the dwelling?

1. On or before May 14, 2019; Return to Question 4, and obtain information about the dwelling for Census Test Day. Use a new questionnaire if necessary.
2. On or after May 15, 2019; Continue with Question 15
3. Don't know; Continue with Question 15

15. Was this dwelling suitable for year-round occupancy on Census Test Day, Tuesday, May 14?
That is, did it have a source of heat or power, and provide complete shelter from the elements?

1. Yes; Continue with Question 16
2. No; Continue with Question 16
3. Don't know; Continue with Question 16

16. Was this dwelling under construction or major renovation on Census Test Day, Tuesday, May 14?

1. Yes; End interview and complete Question 24 and Question 25
2. No; End interview and complete Question 24 and Question 25
3. Don't know; End interview and complete Question 24 and Question 25

Section V — Interview B — Dwelling Occupied on May 14, 2019

17. How many persons were living in the dwelling on Census Test Day, Tuesday, May 14?

Include:

• All persons who had their main residence at this address on May 14, 2019, including newborn babies, room-mates and person who were temporarily away,
• Canadian citizens, landed immigrants (permanent residents), persons asking for refugee status (refugee claimants), persons from another country with a work or study permit and family members living here with them,
• Persons staying at this address temporarily on May 14, 2019 who have no main residence elsewhere.

Exclude:

• Visitors who had their main residence elsewhere in Canada,
• Government representatives of another country or members of the Armed Forces of another country and their families,
• Residents of another country visiting Canada, for example, on a business trip or on vacation.

1. number of persons; Continue with Question 18
   If "00" persons End interview and complete Question 24 and Question 25
2. Don't know; Continue with Question 18

18. When did these people move into this dwelling?

1. On or before May 14, 2019; Go to Question 21
2. On or after May 15, 2019; Continue with Question 19
3. Don't know; Go to Question 23

19. Did anyone live in the dwelling prior to these people?

1. Yes; Continue with Question 20
2. No; Return to Question 4, and obtain information about the dwelling for Census Test Day. Use a new questionnaire if necessary.
3. Don't know; Go to Question 23

20. When did these former occupants move out of this dwelling?

1. On or before May 13, 2019; Return to Question 4, and obtain information about the dwelling for Census Test Day. Use a new questionnaire if necessary
2. On or after May 14, 2019; Return to Question 17 and obtain information for the May 14 occupants
3. Don't know; Go to Question 23

21. Do these people still live in the dwelling?

1. Yes; Go to Question 23
2. No; Continue with Question 22
3. Don't know; Go to Question 23

22. When did these people move out of the dwelling?

1. On or before May 13, 2019; Return to Question 4, and obtain information about the dwelling for Census Test Day. Use a new questionnaire if necessary.
2. On or after May 14, 2019; Go to Question 23
3. Don't know; Go to Question 23

23. What is the sex and age of each person usually living in the dwelling on Census Test Day, May 14?

Interviewer instructions:
Refer to Question 17 to obtain the total number of persons.
If Question 17 has no response or the number of persons is "00" or more than "06", End interview and complete Question 24 and Question 25

1. Number of persons

Obtain the sex and age for each person.
If the age of a person is unknown, an approximate age is acceptable.

Section Vl — Classification of Dwelling

Interviewer:
To be completed by interviewer upon completion of interview.

24. What is the "dwelling type" of the dwelling listed in Section I? Mark one circle only.
For a list of dwelling types and their definitions refer to page 6.

1. Single-detached house
2. Semi-detached house
3. Row house
4. Apartment or flat in a duplex
5. Apartment in a building that has five or more storeys
6. Apartment in a building that has fewer than five storeys
7. Other single-attached house
8. Mobile home
9. Other movable dwelling

25. Is the dwelling listed in Section l suitable for year round occupancy?
That is, does it have a source of heat or power, and provide complete shelter from the elements?

1. Yes
2. No
3. Don't know

Section Vll — Situations in the Field

Interviewer check item:
Check all that apply. Explain situations in Section VIII - Comments.

1. "No dwelling exists" or "Could not locate address" - explain the situation
2. More than one dwelling at the same address – explain the situation & write down the exact number of dwellings at this address
3. Two addresses describe the same dwelling (i.e. AD=01) – write down the SSID for each dwelling
4. Only one of the two addresses associated with the dwelling is listed on the Assignment List, Form 1B, you will conduct one interview for the entire dwelling (i.e. AD=02) – write the other address associated with the dwelling
5. Dwelling is a business or collective dwelling with a private dwelling at the address – explain the situation
6. Refusal by the occupant
7. Refusal by NON-occupant
8. Received a completed Form 2A during DCS
9. Other – explain the situation

Section Vlll — Comments

(Space for comments)

Private dwelling type codes - Definitions

1. Single-detached house

A single dwelling not attached to any other dwelling or structure (except its own garage or shed).

A single-detached house has open space on all sides, and has no dwellings either above it or below it.

A mobile home fixed permanently to a foundation should be coded as a single-detached house. (See Code 8.)

2. Semi-detached house

One of two dwellings attached side by side (or back to back) to each other, but not attached to any other dwelling or structure (except its own garage or shed). A semi-detached house has no dwellings either above it or below it and the two units, together, have open space on all sides.

3. Row house

One of three or more dwellings joined side by side (or occasionally side to back), such as a townhouse or garden home, but not having any other dwellings either above it or below. If townhouses are attached to high-rise buildings, assign Code 3 to each townhouse.

4. Apartment or flat in a duplex

One of two dwellings, located one above the other. If duplexes are attached to triplexes or other duplexes or to other non-residential structures (e.g., a store), assign Code 4 to each apartment or flat in the duplexes.

5. Apartment in a building that has five or more storeys

A dwelling unit in a high-rise apartment building which has five or more storeys. Also included are apartments in a building that has five or more storeys where the first floor and/or second floor are commercial establishments.

6. Apartment in a building that has fewer than five storeys

A dwelling unit attached to other dwelling units, commercial units, or other non-residential space in a building that has fewer than five storeys.

7. Other single-attached house

A single dwelling that is attached to another building and that does not fall into any of the other categories, such as a single dwelling attached to a non-residential structure (e.g., store or church) or occasionally to another residential structure (e.g., apartment building).

8. Mobile home

A single dwelling, designed and constructed to be transported on its own chassis and capable of being moved to a new location on short notice. It may be placed temporarily on a foundation pad and may be covered by a skirt.

A mobile home must meet the following two conditions:

• It is designed and constructed to be transported on its base frame (or chassis) in one piece.
• The dwelling can be moved on short notice. This dwelling can be easily relocated to a new location, because of the nature of its construction, by disconnecting it from services, attaching it to a standard wheel assembly and moving it without resorting to significant renovations and reconstructions.

9. Other movable dwelling

A single dwelling, other than a mobile home, used as a place of residence, but capable of being moved on short notice, such as a tent, recreational vehicle, travel trailer, houseboat or floating home.

Private dwelling type codes — Chart

Is this dwelling attached to another dwelling or structure (other than its own garage or shed)?

• No
  Can this dwelling be moved on short notice?
  • No: Code 1
  • Yes
    Is this dwelling designed and constructed to be transported on its own frame (i.e., mobile home)?
    • No: Code 9
    • Yes: Code 8
• Yes
  Does this dwelling have any other dwelling(s) above or below it?
  • No
    Is this dwelling in a building that has more than two dwellings attached side by side or back to back?
    • No
      Is this dwelling attached to only one other dwelling side by side or back to back (i.e., semi-detached)?
      • No: Code 7
      • Yes: Code 2
    • Yes: Code 3
  • Yes
    Is this dwelling in a building that has five or more storeys?
    • No
      Are there exactly two dwellings in this building?
      • No: Code 6
      • Yes: Code 4
    • Yes: Code 5

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Introduction

The purpose of this survey

In recent years, the number of non-bank mortgage lenders and their share of issued mortgages has grown. The purpose of this survey is to collect information to analyze trends in the Canadian residential mortgage market. This will fill an important data gap to help the industry and stakeholders understand changes in the market, and support policy decisions related to mortgage lending and financial stability in Canada. This survey was previously conducted using a paper questionnaire, but is now available in an electronic format, and you will have 60 days instead of 30 to complete it. The information may also be used for other statistical and research purposes.

Data-sharing agreements

To reduce respondent burden, Statistics Canada has entered into data sharing agreements with provincial and territorial statistical agencies and other government organizations, which have agreed to keep the data confidential and use them only for statistical purposes. Information on data sharing agreements can be found on the last page of this questionnaire.

Record linkages

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

Fax or email transmission disclosure

Statistics Canada advises you that there could be a risk of disclosure during the transmission of information by fax or email. However, upon receipt, Statistics Canada will provide the guaranteed level of protection afforded to all information collected under the authority of the Statistics Act.

Confidentiality

The Statistics Act protects the confidentiality of information collected by Statistics Canada. Statistics Canada is prohibited by law from releasing any information it collects that could identify any person, business or organization, unless consent has been given by the respondent or as permitted by the Statistics Act. Statistics Canada will use the information from this survey for statistical and research purposes.

Who should complete this questionnaire?

This questionnaire should be completed by a financial manager with a thorough knowledge of your organization's residential mortgage data.

Reporting instructions

• Report dollar amounts in Canadian dollars (CAN$).
• Report dollar amount rounded to the nearest dollar.
• When precise figures are not available, please provide your best estimates.
• Enter "0" if there is no value to report.
• Report for Canadian operations only—please exclude foreign affiliates.
• Report for the calendar quarter.
• Include traditional mortgage loans and amortized home equity lines of credit (HELOCs).
• Exclude lines of credit (LOCs) and HELOCs (non-amortized).
• Exclude mortgages secured by properties located outside Canada.
• Exclude mortgages for non-residential property.

Definitions

Affiliate: The term "affiliate" used in this questionnaire covers unconsolidated:

• parent, subsidiary and related corporations
• related joint ventures and partnerships
• head offices, branches and divisions
• directors, officers and individual shareholders

Affiliates are entities within a common family of corporations controlled or significantly influenced by the reporting company or another company within the corporate family.

Arrears: Mortgage loans are in arrears at the end of a quarter if payments are overdue.

Credit-impaired loans: Mortgage loans are deemed credit-impaired when they become uncollectable and identified for sale.

Insured residential mortgages: These include all residential mortgage loans insured either under the National Housing Act or by other private insurance companies or agencies.

Non-residential property: Non-residential property is all property not classified as residential, including such structures as office buildings, shopping centres, land banking and development, industrial buildings, hotels and motels, automobiles, franchises, resorts or recreational properties (commercial resorts), time share units, mixed assets, hospitals, nursing homes, institutional retirement homes, day care centres, churches, and farms.

Residential mortgage loan: A residential mortgage loan is a primary market exchange between an original mortgage lender (e.g., bank, mortgage broker, local credit union) and an individual to complete a mortgage transaction extended to individuals or to corporations for a residential property.

Residential property: Residential properties are non-institutional facilities for the long-term lodging of individuals. Residential properties with one to four units include detached homes, semi-detached homes, town house units, condominium units, other small residential structures with one to four units, cottages and similar recreational properties, one- to four-unit residential properties with commercial components, and construction sites for one- to four-unit residential properties. Residential properties with more than four units include small or large apartment buildings with more than four units, apartment building complexes with commercial components, office/residential condos, all other residential properties with more than four units, and construction sites for residential properties with more than four units.

Uninsured residential mortgages: These include all residential mortgage loans not classified as insured.

Residential mortgages

Please report for the requested calendar quarter.

Report for Canadian operations only.

Residential mortgages - Question identifier: 1

Please specify the total dollar value and the total number of residential mortgages outstanding on the last business day of the calendar quarter.

Include mortgage loans deemed credit-impaired during the quarter.

Exclude:

• LOCs and HELOCs (non-amortized).
• mortgages for non-residential property.
• mortgages secured by properties located outside Canada.
•  
• a: Total outstanding insured residential mortgages at the end of the quarter.
  • :Value (CAN$)
  • :Number of mortgages
•  
• b: Total outstanding uninsured residential mortgages at the end of the quarter
  • :Value ($CAN)
  • :Number of mortgages

Residential mortgages - Question identifier: 2

Please specify the total dollar value and the total number of residential mortgages that were extended during the calendar quarter.

Include mortgage loans deemed credit-impaired during the quarter.

Exclude:

• LOCs and HELOCs (non-amortized).
• mortgages for non-residential property.
• mortgages secured by properties located outside Canada.

Insured residential mortgages

a: Insured residential mortgages extended for new purchases

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

b: Insured residential mortgages extended for other reasons (refinance, renewal, etc.)

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

: Total insured residential mortgages extended during the quarter

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

Uninsured residential mortgages

c: Uninsured residential mortgages extended for new purchases

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

d: Uninsured residential mortgages extended for other reasons (refinance, renewal, etc.)

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

: Total uninsured residential mortgages extended during the quarter.

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

Residential mortgages - Question identifier: 3

Please specify the total dollar value and the total number of residential mortgages in arrears as of the last business day of the calendar quarter.

Residential mortgages in arrears are those mortgages where payments are overdue.

Include mortgage loans deemed credit-impaired during the quarter.

Exclude:

• LOCs and HELOCs (non-amortized).
• mortgages for non-residential property.
• mortgages secured by properties located outside Canada.

Insured residential mortgages

a: Stage 1: 1 to 30 days in arrears

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

b: Stage 2: 31 to 60 days in arrears

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

c: Stage 3: 61 to 90 days in arrears

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

d: Stage 4: over 90 days in arrears

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

: Total insured residential mortgages in arrears at the end of the quarter

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

Uninsured residential mortgages

e: Stage 1: 1 to 30 days in arrears

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

f: Stage 2: 31 to 60 days in arrears

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

g: Stage 3: 61 to 90 days in arrears

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

h: Stage 4: over 90 days in arrears

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

: Total uninsured residential mortgages in arrears at the end of the quarter

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

Residential mortgages - Question identifier: 4

Please specify the total dollar value and the total number of residential mortgages outstanding for the amortization period categories provided below as of the last business day of the calendar quarter.

Please report based on time remaining on amortization.

Include:

• residential mortgages outstanding at the end of the quarter.
• mortgage loans deemed credit-impaired during the quarter.

Exclude:

• LOCs and HELOCs (non-amortized).
• mortgages for non-residential property.
• mortgages secured by properties located outside Canada.

Residential mortgages by amortization period

Insured residential mortgages

a: 5 years or less

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

b: More than 5 years and up to 10 years

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

c: More than 10 years and up to 15 years

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

d: More than 15 years and up to 20 years

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

e: More than 20 years

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

: Total insured residential mortgages at the end of the quarter

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

Residential mortgages - Question identifier: 5

Please specify the total dollar value and the total number of residential mortgages outstanding for the following total debt service (TDS) ratio categories as of the last business day of the calendar quarter.

Include:

• residential mortgages outstanding at the end of the quarter.
• mortgage loans deemed credit-impaired during the quarter.

Exclude:

• LOCs and HELOCs (non-amortized).
• mortgages for non-residential property.
• mortgages secured by properties located outside Canada

Residential mortgages by total debt service (TDS) ratio

Insured residential mortgages

a: 30% or less

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

b: More than 30% and up to 35%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

c: More than 35% and up to 40%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

d: More than 40% and up to 45%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

e: More than 45% and up to 50%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

f: More than 50% and up to 55%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

g: More than 55% and up to 60%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

h: More than 60%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

: Total insured residential mortgages at the end of the quarter

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

Uninsured residential mortgages

i: 30% or less

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

j: More than 30% and up to 35%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

k: More than 35% and up to 40%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

l: More than 40% and up to 45%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

m: More than 45% and up to 50%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

n: More than 50% and up to 55%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

o: More than 55% and up to 60%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

p: More than 60%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

: Total uninsured residential mortgages at the end of the quarter.

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

Residential mortgages - Question identifier: 6

Please specify the total dollar value and the total number of residential mortgages outstanding for the following loan-to-value (LTV) ratio categories as of the last business day of the calendar quarter.

Include:

• residential mortgages outstanding at the end of the quarter.
• mortgage loans deemed credit-impaired during the quarter.

Exclude:

• LOCs and HELOCs (non-amortized).
• mortgages for non-residential property.
• mortgages secured by properties located outside Canada.

Residential mortgages by loan-to-value (LTV) ratio

Insured residential mortgages

a: 65% or less

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

b: More than 65% and up to 75%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

c: More than 75% and up to 80%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

d: More than 80% and up to 85%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

e: More than 85% and up to 90%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

f: More than 90% and up to 95%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

g: More than 95%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

: Total insured residential mortgages at the end of the quarter

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

Uninsured residential mortgages

h: 25% or less

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

i: More than 25% and up to 45%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

j: More than 45% and up to 65%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

k: More than 65% and up to 75%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

l: More than 75% and up to 80%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

m: More than 80%

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

: Total uninsured residential mortgages at the end of the quarter

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages

Residential mortgages - Question identifier: 7

Please specify the total dollar value, the total number of mortgages and the weighted average interest rate charged on new funds advanced or extended for residential mortgages during the calendar quarter.

Example of calculation of weighted average interest rate:

Resident 1: Mortgage on August 5, 2018—$500,000.00 @ 4.75%

Resident 2: Mortgage on August 28, 2018—$51,000.00 @ 5.85%

Amount to be reported (($500,000.00 x 4.75%) + ($51,000.00 x 5.85%)) / $551,000.00 = 4.85%

Note: When precise figures are not available, please provide your best estimates.

Include:

• residential mortgages extended during the quarter.
• mortgage loans deemed credit-impaired during the quarter.

Exclude:

• LOCs and HELOCs (non-amortized).
• mortgages for non-residential property.
• mortgages secured by properties located outside Canada.

New funds advanced for residential mortgages

Insured residential mortgages: fixed rate

a: Less than 2 years

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages
• : Weighted average interest rate charged on mortgages %

b: 2 to less than 3 years

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages
• : Weighted average interest rate charged on mortgages %

c: 3 to less than 5 years

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages
• : Weighted average interest rate charged on mortgages %

d: 5 years and over

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages
• : Weighted average interest rate charged on mortgages %

: Total of all new insured fixed rate residential mortgages during the quarter

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages
• : Weighted average interest rate charged on mortgages %

Insured residential mortgages: variable rate

e: Less than 2 years

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages
• : Weighted average interest rate charged on mortgages %

f: 2 to less than 3 years

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages
• : Weighted average interest rate charged on mortgages %

g: 3 to less than 5 years

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages
• : Weighted average interest rate charged on mortgages %

h: 5 years and over

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages
• : Weighted average interest rate charged on mortgages %

: Total of all new insured variable rate residential mortgages during the quarter.

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages
• : Weighted average interest rate charged on mortgages %

Uninsured residential mortgages: fixed rate

i: Less than 2 years

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages
• : Weighted average interest rate charged on mortgages %

j: 2 to less than 3 years

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages
• : Weighted average interest rate charged on mortgages %

k: 3 to less than 5 years

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages
• : Weighted average interest rate charged on mortgages %

l: 5 years and over

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages
• : Weighted average interest rate charged on mortgages %

: Total of all new uninsured fixed rate residential mortgages during the quarter.

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages
• : Weighted average interest rate charged on mortgages %

Uninsured residential mortgages: variable rate

m: Less than 2 years

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages
• : Weighted average interest rate charged on mortgages %

n: 2 to less than 3 years

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages
• : Weighted average interest rate charged on mortgages %

o: 3 to less than 5 years

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages
• : Weighted average interest rate charged on mortgages %

p: 5 years and over

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages
• : Weighted average interest rate charged on mortgages %

: Total of all new uninsured variable rate residential mortgages during the quarter.

• : Value (CAN$)
• : Number of mortgages
• : Weighted average interest rate charged on mortgages %

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