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Canadian Retail Distributors

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

Month:
Year:

Company Name:

Reporting Officer
Name:
Phone:
Email:

Introduction: This Statistics Canada survey is conducted on behalf of the Canadian Fertilizer Institute and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, to produce statistics on shipments of fertilizer in Canada by manufacturers, wholesale distributors and major retail distributors.

Please complete this questionnaire and return within one week.

What unit of measure will be used to report information?

Enter "X" beside applicable category

Metric tonnes
Short tons
Other, specify:

Shipments to Canadian Agricultural Markets: of imports into Canada and products purchased from non-reporting companies

Include shipments:

of all product (imported or purchased from non-reporting companies) which you physically transferred (either sold or consigned) during the past month to:
- your Canadian customers for agricultural use,
- your own Retail outlets,
of domestic products from other Canadian Producers not listed on the last page.

Exclude shipments:

to avoid double reporting of the same products, and to ensure collection of shipments to final destination:
- do not report shipments purchased through a reporting Canadian Producer or Distributor (see companies listed on the last page)
do not report Domestic industrial or lawn & garden sales (as best as can be determined),
do not report micronutrients.

Imports:

Report all fertilizer products that your company ships into Canada in the month it is shipped to the province of final destination.
Include products on an Importer of Record basis, and products imported through a brokerage.

Reporting Instructions:

Report all shipments to the province of final destination (as best can be determined by province).
For the purposes of this survey, B.C. is the area of British Columbia located south of Highway #16. The B.C. portion of the Peace River block is north of Highway #16, of which sales should be included in Alberta.
No conversions are required. Report shipments in the form and concentration delivered to purchasers. Note that the detailed product list is for reporting purposes only - the information will be grouped later for publication of: Ammonia, Urea, AN / CAN , Am Sul , MAP , DAP , Potash and Other.
Please type in numbers to the nearest tonne e.g., : 123,456.

Product	Analysis (N-P-K-S)	Atlantic	Quebec	Ontario	Manitoba	Sask	Alberta & Peace River, B.C.	B.C.
Aqua Ammonia (NH3)	24-0-0
Anhydrous Ammonia (NH3)	82-0-0-0
Urea	46-0-0
ESN	44-0-0
Ammonium Nitrate (AN / CAN)	34-0-0-0
Nitrogen Solutions (UAN)	28-0-0-0
	32-0-0-0
Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP)	11-52-0-0
Diammonium Phosphate (DAP)	18-46-0-0
Ammonium Polyphosphate	10-34-0-0
	11-37-0-0
Potash	0-0-60/62-0
Potassium Sulphate	0-0-50-18
Potassium Magnesium Sulphate (KMAG)	0-0-22-22
Ammonium Sulphate (AS)	21-0-0-24
	20-0-0-24
Ammonium Thiosulphate	15-0-0-20
Elemental Sulphur	0-0-0-90
	0-0-0-85
Ammonium Phosphate Sulphate	16-20-0-14
Other (specify analysis)
Other (specify analysis)
Total Fertilizer Materials	Total

If you have questions about whether your company should be designated as a Wholesale Distributor or a Retail Distributor, please contact Client Services, Agriculture Division at 1-800-465-1991.

Comments:

Canadian Wholesale Distributors

Month:
Year:

Company Name:

Reporting Officer
Name:
Phone:
Email:

Please complete this questionnaire and return within one week.

What unit of measure will be used to report information?

Enter "X" beside applicable category

Metric tonnes
Short tons
Other, specify:

Shipments to Canadian Agricultural Markets: of imports into Canada and products purchased from non-reporting companies

Include shipments:

of all product (imported or purchased from non-reporting companies) which you physically transferred (either sold or consigned) during the past month to:
- your Canadian retail customers for agricultural use,
- your own Retail outlets,
of domestic products from other Canadian Producers not listed on the last page.

Exclude shipments:

to avoid double reporting of the same products, and to ensure collection of shipments to final destination:
- do not report shipments purchased through a reporting Canadian Producer or Co-distributor (see companies listed on the last page)
do not report Domestic industrial or lawn & garden sales (as best as can be determined),
do not report micronutrients.

Imports:

Report all import shipments made to Retailers for consumption in Canada
Report all fertilizer products that your company ships into Canada in the month it is shipped to the province of final destination.
Include products on an Importer of Record basis, and products imported through a brokerage.

Reporting Instructions:

Report all import shipments to the province of final destination (as best can be determined by province).
For the purposes of this survey, B.C. is the area of British Columbia located south of Highway #16. The B.C . portion of the Peace River block is north of Highway #16, of which sales should be included in Alberta.
No conversions are required. Report shipments in the form and concentration delivered to purchasers. Note that the detailed product list is for reporting purposes only - the information will be grouped later for publication of: Ammonia, Urea, AN / CAN , Am Sul , MAP , DAP , Potash and Other.
Please type in numbers to the nearest tonne e.g., : 123,456.

Product	Analysis (N-P-K-S)	Atlantic	Quebec	Ontario	Manitoba	Sask	Alberta & Peace River, B.C.	B.C.
Aqua Ammonia (NH3)	24-0-0
Anhydrous Ammonia (NH3)	82-0-0-0
Urea	46-0-0
ESN	44-0-0
Ammonium Nitrate (AN / CAN)	34-0-0-0
Nitrogen Solutions (UAN)	28-0-0-0
	32-0-0-0
Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP)	11-52-0-0
Diammonium Phosphate (DAP)	18-46-0-0
Ammonium Polyphosphate	10-34-0-0
	11-37-0-0
Potash	0-0-60/62-0
Potassium Sulphate	0-0-50-18
Potassium Magnesium Sulphate (KMAG)	0-0-22-22
Ammonium Sulphate (AS)	21-0-0-24
	20-0-0-24
Ammonium Thiosulphate	15-0-0-20
Elemental Sulphur	0-0-0-90
	0-0-0-85
Ammonium Phosphate Sulphate	16-20-0-14
Other (specify analysis)
Other (specify analysis)
Total Fertilizer Materials	Total

Market Inventories

Inventory Definition:

Inventory includes your entire physically existing product in Canada at month end, regardless of whose warehouse it is located in.

Include:

all on-site and Canadian off-site warehouse inventories

Exclude:

do not report retail site inventories; report only product held in terminal/warehouse intended for sale to retailers.
do not include tolled product (another company's product which is temporarily stored in your warehouse - warehouse tolling)
do not report micronutrients.

Reporting Instructions:

East includes: Ontario, Quebec and Atlantic provinces.
West includes: Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia.
No conversions are required. Report inventories in the form and concentration stored. Note that the detailed product list is for reporting purposes only - the information will be grouped later for publication of: Ammonia, Urea, AN / CAN , Am Sul , MAP , DAP , Potash and Other.
Please type in numbers to the nearest tonne eg : 123,456.

Product	Analysis (N-P-K-S)	West	East
Aqua Ammonia (NH3)	24-0-0
Anhydrous Ammonia (NH3)	82-0-0-0
Urea	46-0-0
ESN	44-0-0
Ammonium Nitrate (AN / CAN)	34-0-0-0
Nitrogen Solutions (UAN)	28-0-0-0
	32-0-0-0
Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP)	11-52-0-0
Diammonium Phosphate (DAP)	18-46-0-0
Ammonium Polyphosphate	10-34-0-0
	11-37-0-0
Potash	0-0-60/62-0
Potassium Sulphate	0-0-50-18
Potassium Magnesium Sulphate (KMAG)	0-0-22-22
Ammonium Sulphate (AS)	21-0-0-24
	20-0-0-24
Ammonium Thiosulphate	15-0-0-20
Elemental Sulphur	0-0-0-90
	0-0-0-85
Ammonium Phosphate Sulphate	16-20-0-14
Other (specify analysis)
Other (specify analysis)
Total Fertilizer Materials	Total

If you have questions about whether your company should be designated as a Wholesale Distributor or a Retail Distributor, please contact Client Services, Agriculture Division at 1-800-465-1991.

Comments:

Confidentiality: Statistics Canada is prohibited by law from publishing any statistics which would divulge information obtained from this survey that relates to any indentifiable business without the previous written consent of that business. The data reported on this questionnaire will be treated in confidence and used for statistical purposes only. The confidentiality provisions of the Statistics Act are not affected by either the Access to Information Act or any other legislation.

Authority: Collected under the authority of the Statistics Act, Revised Statutes of Canada, 1985, Chapter S19. Completion of this questionnaire is a legal requirement under the Statistics Act.

Purpose:This information will be used to improve the supply and disposition statistics for grains and the measurement of the value of feed grains in the Prairie Provinces by Statistics Canada. These data will be combined with those of other companies and published in summary totals at the provincial level.

Instructions:

Please report, in metric tonnes, purchases of grain bought directly from farmers and from all grain dealers whether licensed or not. Exclude :
- Grain purchased from licensed primary, process or terminal elevators.
- Purchases of grain products (soybean meal, etc.).
- Purchases already reported to the Canadian Grain Commission (CGC).
Your firm's operations in each province should be reported on a separate questionnaire
Please indicate in the comments section any unusual events which may affect the data for this period such as unusual prices, poor weather, transportation difficulties or changes in your operation.
Return your completed questionnaire, by August 15, 2009, by mail to Agriculture Division, Statistics Canada, Ottawa (Ontario), K1A 0T6 or by facsimile to (613) 951-3868. Statistics Canada advises you that there could be a risk of disclosure of your information if you choose to return it by fax, e-mail or other electronic means. Upon receipt of your information, Statistics Canada will provide the level of protection required by the Statistics Act. If you have any questions, please contact the Grain Marketing Unit at (613) 951-3050. Thank you for your co-operation!

August 1, 2008 to July 31, 2009

Grains (in metric tonnes):

Barley
Corn
Wheat, excluding durum
Oats
Peas
Soybeans (roasted)
Other Grains (specify)

Grain Originating From (with totals):

Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Eastern Provinces
Other Countries

Contact Person:

E-mail Address:

Telephone No.:

Comments:

2009 Annual Return (Short Form) Radio and Television (Annual Return of Programming Undertaking Licensee)

For the broadcast year period ended August 31, 2009

Keep one copy of this return for your files and mail 3 completed copies (including financial statements) by November 30, 2009 to: Chief, Industry Statistics and Analysis, Broadcast Analysis, Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC), Ottawa, K1A 0N2.

Confidential when completed

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

Completion of this questionnaire is a legal requirement under the Statistics Act.

See page 1, Reporting Guide for notice of agreements made by Statistics Canada under Sections 11 and 12 of the Statistics Act with other federal and provincial government bodies concerning information contained in the Annual Return.

Si vous préférez un questionnaire en français, veuillez cocher

Upon receipt of this annual return, please review the systems listed below. If the list is different from your organizational structure, please contact the Chief, Telecommunications and Broadcasting Section, Business Special Surveys and Technology Statistics Division, Statistics Canada, Ottawa, Telephone: (613) 951-1891; Fax: (613) 951-0009.

STC
CRTC File

Attn:
System Number
Call Sign
Location
Prov.
CRTC ID
in co-operation with the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission.

Licensee (Company) Information

Enquiries concerning this return may be referred to Dany Gravel, Unit Head, Broadcasting section, Business Special Surveys and Technology Statistics Division, Statistics Canada, Ottawa, Telephone: (613) 951-0390; Fax: (613) 951-9920; E-mail: dany.gravel@statcan.gc.ca

1. Complete name of licensee:

2. Mailing address of the licensee:

Street and Number
City and Province
Postal Code
Telephone
Fax
E-mail

3. Person to be contacted in connection with this return:

(Mr.) (Mrs.) (Miss) (Ms.)
Name
Title
Address (if different from licensee address)
Street and Number
City and Province
Postal Code
Telephone
Fax
E-mail

4. If, during the period covered by this return, the licensee conducted business under a name or address other than that listed in 1 or 2, please indicate:

Name
Street and Number
City and Province
Postal Code

5. If the information in this return is for a period other than the period beginning September 01, 2008 and ending August 31, 2009, please indicate:

From / To

6. If any undertaking(s) reported in this return was acquired or sold during the reference year ending August 31, 2009, please indicate the undertaking(s) and the name(s) of the previous owner(s)/purchaser(s):

Date(s) of transaction(s):

7. Type of business organization:

Incorporated company, shares publicly traded
Incorporated company, shares not publicly traded
Sole proprietorship/partnership
Non-profit organization
Co-operative
Military Unit
Other (specify)

8. Management Certification

I, (Name) (Title), am authorized to certify on behalf of (Licensee) that the information shown on this return and all the attachments thereto are true and complete in all respects to the best of my knowledge and belief.

Signature
Date
Telephone and Area Code

Date received
(Official use only) CRTC File Number

Financial Summary

For the year ended August 31, 2009

STC ID Record 33

If the information in this return is for a period other than 12 months, please indicate from: to:

(To be completed for each licensed originating station)

$ (omit cents)

1. Revenue

Local time sales
National time sales
Network payments to station
Sales syndication of programs
Other revenue
1. Corporate grants
2. Government grants
3. Subsidiary communications (includes SCMO, SCA and VBI)
4. Other revenues (specify in this category: bartered, contra, sponsorship, etc.)
5. Total other revenue
Total revenue

2. Expenses

Programming and production
Technical
Sales and promotion
Administration and general
Total expenses
Operating income (loss) - Before depreciation and interest expense
Less: Depreciation (recorded in accounts)
Less: Interest expense
Less: Other expense (specify)
Operating income (loss) before income taxes
Provisions for income taxes
Net income (loss) after income taxes

3. Language of broadcast (estimate percent of time devoted to serving your audience in each of the languages indicated below)

English %
French %
Native %
Other %

4. Salaries and other staff benefits

5. Number of employees (weekly average)

6. Fringe benefits (included in line 4 above)

CRTC Undertaking ID
CRTC File Number
Call Sign

2009 Annual Return for Radio and Television Programming Undertaking(s) (including Networks)

For the broadcast year period ended August 31, 2009

Confidential when completed

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

Completion of this questionnaire is a legal requirement under the Statistics Act.

Si vous préférez un questionnaire en français, veuillez cocher

Upon receipt of this annual return, please review the systems listed below. If the list is different from your organizational structure please contact the Chief, Telecommunications and Broadcasting Section, Business Special Surveys and Technology Statistics Division, Statistics Canada, Ottawa, Telephone: (613) 951-1891; Fax: (613) 951-0009.

STC R1L
CRTC FILE
ATTN:
System Number
Call Sign
Location
Prov.
CRTC ID
In co-operation with the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission

Section 1 - Licensee (Company) Information

1. Complete name of licensee:

2. Mailing address of the licensee:

Street and Number
City and Province
Postal Code
Telephone
Fax
E-mail

3. Person to be contacted in connection with this return:

Mr., Mrs., Miss, Ms.
Name
Title
Address (if different from licensee address)
Street and Number
City and Province
Postal Code
Telephone
Fax
E-mail

4. If, during the period covered by this return, the licensee conducted business under a name or address other than that listed in 1 or 2, please indicate:

Name
Street and Number
City and Province
Postal Code

5. If the information in this return is for a period other than the period beginning September 01, 2008 and ending August 31, 2009, please indicate:

From / To

Date(s) of transaction(s):

7. Type of business organization:

Incorporated company, shares publicly traded
Sole proprietorship/partnership
Co-operative
Incorporated company, shares not publicly traded
Non-profit organization
Military Unit
Other (specify)

8. Management Certification

Date received
(Official use only) CRTC File Number

International Payments And Receipts (See Guide)

STC ID Record 01

Non-merchandise charges related to broadcast operation
Receipts from non-residents
Business services
($'000 Canadian)

Program rights and royalties
1. United States
2. United Kingdom
3. France
4. European Union (excl. U.K. and France)
5. Japan
6. OECD countries (excl. Japan, United States and E.U.)
7. All other countries
  TOTAL
Advertising
1. United States
2. United Kingdom
3. France
4. European Union (excl. U.K. and France)
5. Japan
6. OECD countries (excl. Japan, United States and E.U.)
7. All other countries
  TOTAL
Other
1. United States
2. United Kingdom
3. France
4. European Union (excl. U.K. and France)
5. Japan
6. OECD countries (excl. Japan, United States and E.U.)
7. All other countries
  TOTAL
Interest and dividends
1. United States
2. United Kingdom
3. France
4. European Union (excl. U.K. and France)
5. Japan
6. OECD countries (excl. Japan, United States and E.U.)
7. All other countries
  TOTAL

STC ID Record 02

Payments to non-residents
Business services
($'000 Canadian)

Program rights and royalties
1. United States
2. United Kingdom
3. France
4. European Union (excl. U.K. and France)
5. Japan
6. OECD countries (excl. Japan, United States and E.U.)
7. All other countries
  TOTAL

Advertising
1. United States
2. United Kingdom
3. France
4. European Union (excl. U.K. and France)
5. Japan
6. OECD countries (excl. Japan, United States and E.U.)
7. All other countries
  TOTAL

Other
1. United States
2. United Kingdom
3. France
4. European Union (excl. U.K. and France)
5. Japan
6. OECD countries (excl. Japan, United States and E.U.)
7. All other countries
  TOTAL

Interest and dividends
1. United States
2. United Kingdom
3. France
4. European Union (excl. U.K. and France)
5. Japan
6. OECD countries (excl. Japan, United States and E.U.)
7. All other countries
  TOTAL

Section 2 - Radio Station Information

Financial Summary (to be completed for each licensed originating station)
For the year ended August 31, 2009

STC ID Record 10

If the information in this return is for a period other than 12 months, please indicate from: to:

Station location

$(omit cents)

1. Revenue:

Local time sales -
- Contra or other non-monetary transactions
- Total
National time sales -
- Contra or other non-monetary transactions
- Total
Network payments to station
Sales/Syndication of programs - Canadian + non-Canadian = Total
Production services sold
Other revenue - please specify type of revenue
Total revenue

2. Expenses:

Programming and production (from page 6, cell 46)
Technical (from page 6, cell 07)
Sales and promotion (from page 6, cell 16)
Administration and general (from page 7, cell 29)
Total expenses (from page 7, cell 30)

3. 1. Operating income (loss)

Less: Depreciation (recorded in accounts)
Less: Interest expense
Investments, interest and incidental broadcasting income (incl. Rental income)
Less: Amortization of goodwill, organization and start-up expenses
Gain (loss) from disposal of fixed assets, investments, etc.
Net income (loss) before income taxes
Provision for income taxes (recovery)
Net income (loss) after income taxes

4. Total remuneration:

$ (omit cents)

1. Salaries and wages (include sales commissions and talent fees paid to employees), fringe benefits and directors fees

Programming and production
Technical
Sales and promotion
Administration and general
Total salary and wages

2. Average number of employees (the typical weekly average of full & equivalent part time employees)

Programming and production
Technical
Sales and promotion
Administration and general
Total number of employees

3. Fringe benefits (included in line 4.1 above)

Total fringe benefits

CRTC Undertaking ID
CRTC File Number
Call Sign

Radio on the Internet

STC ID Record 14

1. Does this station broadcast live on the Internet?

Yes (please go to question 2)
No

2. Does your Internet broadcast activity generate revenues distinct from your on-air broadcast activity?

Yes (please go to question 3)
No

3. Are the revenues from the Internet broadcast activity reported on page 4 of this survey?

Radio - Language - Format - Type

A. Language of broadcast (estimate percent of time devoted to serving your audience in each of the languages indicated below)

English %
French %
Native %
Other %

B. Indicate the type of music format that best identifies your station: Please identify only one format.

Adult Contemporary
Country + Country Oriented
Gold/Classic Hits
Middle of the Road
Contemporary Hits
Album oriented Rock
Specialty (e.g., jazz, classical, news)
Other Popular
Multilingual

All-talk station
Low-use station
Music station

Complete this summary statement for each licensed radio undertaking only if;

the undertaking generates revenues of less than $2.0 million, or
the licensee operates AM and FM undertakings in the same market, and the combined revenues of these undertakings is less than $4.0 million.

Summary Statement
For the year ended August 31, 2009

STC ID Record 60

1. Expenses

Music licence fee (payments to SOCAN)
Neighboring rights (payments to NRCC)
Reproduction of musical works (payments to CMRRA/SODRAC)
Canadian talent development initiative
Bad debt expense
CRTC licence fee

If the above conditions do not apply, please go to the next section (Detailed Financial Statement) and complete the remaining sections of the questionnaire (pages 6 and 7), for each licensed radio undertaking.

Radio - Detailed Financial Statement
For the year ended August 31, 2009

STC ID Record 11

$ (omit cents)

1. Programming and production expenses

Salaries and wages (should agree with page 4, cell 42)
- News
- Total salaries and wages
Talent fees non-staff
News services
Royalties (excluding music licence fee)
Music licence fee (payments to SOCAN)
Neighboring rights (payments to NRCC)
Reproduction of musical works (payments to CMRRA/SODRAC)
Music recordings and transcriptions
Amortization of syndicated programs, taped program services, etc.
Other production and programming costs
Payments to network for programs
Other network expenses
Total programming and production expenses (enter on page 4, cell 08)
- Total news expenses included in cell 46
- Total expenses

Amounts included in expenses above:

Staff talent fees (included in 1.1)
Talent fees paid to non residents of Canada (included in 1.2)
Canadian talent development initiative (included in program expenses above)

STC ID Record 12

$ (omit cents)

2. Technical expenses

Transmitter, studio, parts, tapes, supplies, technical consultant services, technical repairs and maintenance, and other technical costs
Line, microwave or satellite charges
Remuneration (should agree with page 4, cell 43)
Total technical expenses (enter on page 4, cell 09)

3. Sales and promotion expenses

Audience and trade promotion, rating services
Sales commission representatives - (non-staff)
Sales commission paid to staff (included in 3.5 below)
- News
Other sales and promotion expenses
Remuneration (should agree with page 4, cell 44)
Total sales and promotion expenses(enter on page 4, cell 10)

4. Administration and general expenses

Entertainment, travel, motor vehicle operating expenses, telephone, fax, computer services and office supplies
Cost of premises (rent, repairs and maintenance, insurance, utilities, etc. )
Real estate and business tax
Professional services
Bad debt expenses
CRTC licence fees
Management services (non staff)
Other administration and general expenses
Remuneration (incl. directors fees) (should agree with page 4, cell 45)
Total administration and general expenses(enter on page 4, cell 11)

5. Total all expenses (page 6, cells 46, 07 and 16, and page 7, cell 29 above, enter on page 4, cell 12)

CRTC Undertaking ID
CRTC File Number
Call Sign

Section 3 - Television station

Financial summary (to be completed for each licensed originating station)
For the year ended August 31, 2009

STC ID Record 20

If the information on this return is for a period other than 12 months, please indicate from: to:

Station location:

$ (omit cents)

1. Revenue:

Local time sales (excl. infomercials)
- Contra or other non monetary transactions
- Total Local time sales
National time sales (excl. infomercials)
- Contra or other non monetary transactions
- National sales + Regional sales = Total
Network payments to stations
Infomercials - Local time sales + National time sales = Total
Sales/Syndication of programs - Canadian + non-Canadian = Total
Production services sold
Other revenue - Please specify type of revenue
Total Revenue

2. Expenses:

Programming and production (from page 6, cell 06)
Technical (from page 7, cell 07)
Sales and promotion (from page 7, cell 16)
Administration and general (from page 7, cell 29)
Total expenses (from page 7, cell 30)

3. 1. Operating income (loss)

Less: Depreciation
Less: Interest expense
Investments, interest and incidental broadcasting income (incl. rental income)
Less: Amortization of goodwill, organization and start-up expenses
Gain (loss) from disposal of fixed assets, investments, etc.
Net income (loss) before income taxes
Provision for income taxes (recovery)
Net income (loss) after income taxes

4. Total remuneration

($ omit cents)

1. Salaries and wages (include sales commissions and talent fees paid to employees), fringe benefits and directors fees

Programming and production
Technical
Sales and promotion
Administration and general
Total salaries and wages

2. Average number of employees (the typical weekly average of full & equivalent part time employees)

Programming and production
Technical
Sales and promotion
Administration and general
Total number of employees

3. Fringe benefits (included in line 4.1 above)

Total fringe benefits

CRTC Undertaking ID
CRTC File Number
Call Sign

Television - Direct Operating Expenses
For The Year Ended August 31, 2009

1. Programming and Production Expenses

$ (omit cents)

A. Programs Telecast: (Note 1)

1. Canadian Programs

1. Station's production (incl. station contribution to cooperative productions)

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total station's production (cat. 1 to 15)

2. Programs produced by an affiliated production company

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total programs produced by an affiliated production company (cat. 1 to 15)

3. Programs acquired from other stations

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total programs acquired from other stations (cat. 1 to 15)

4. Programs of network origination

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total programs of network origination (cat. 1 to 15)

5. Programs acquired from independent producers

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total programs acquired from independent producers (cat. 1 to 15)

6. Special recognition programs

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total special recognition programs (cat. 1 to 15)

7. Other Canadian programs from any other source (note 2)

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total other Canadian programs from any other source (cat. 1 to 15)

8. Total Canadian programming (lines A1.1. to A.1.7)

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total Canadian programming (cat. 1 to 15)
Amounts included in total Canadian programming for:

a) Close captioning

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total close captioning (cat. 1 to 15)

b) Dubbing

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and Entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total dubbing (cat. 1 to 15)

c) Program development

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total program development (cat. 1 to 15)

d) Children's programming

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total children's programming (cat. 1 to 15)

e) Ownership transfer tangible benefits

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total ownership transfer tangible benefits (cat. 1 to 15)

f) Described video

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total described video (cat. 1 to 15)

2. Total non-Canadian programming expenses

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total non-Canadian programming expenses (cat. 1 to 15)

Amounts included in total non-Canadian programming for:

a) Dubbing

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total dubbing (cat. 1 to 15)

3. Total programs telecast (line A.1.8 + A.2)

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total programs telecast (cat. 1 to 15)

B. Other programming expenses:

1. Program inventory write-downs for Canadian programs (note 1)

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total program inventory write-downs for Canadian programs (cat. 1 to 15)

2. Program inventory write-downs for non-Canadian programs

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total program inventory write-downs for non-Canadian programs (cat. 1 to 15)

3. Script and concept development expenditures for Canadian programs not telecast

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total script and concept development expenditures for Canadian programs not telecast (cat. 1 to 15)

4. Loss on equity investment/principal on loans in arm's length productions of Canadian programs

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total loss on equity investment/principal on loans in arm's length productions of Canadian programs (cat. 1 to 15)

5. Other (note 2)

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total other (cat. 1 to 15)

6. Total - Other programming expenses

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total other programming expenses (cat. 1 to 15)

Amounts included in total other programming (line B.6) for:

a. Ownership transfer tangible benefits

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total ownership transfer tangible benefits (cat. 1 to 15)

7. CTF credit, eligible Canadian programming expenditures not included above

Information

News (cat. 1)
Other information (cat. 2 to 5)

Sports (cat. 6)
Music and entertainment

Drama (cat. 7)
Music/Variety (cat. 8 & 9)
Games shows (cat. 10)
Human interest (cat. 11)

Others (cat. 12 to 15)
Total CTF credit, eligible Canadian programming expenditures not included above (cat. 1 to 15)

Notes:
1. Where applicable, the amortized amount of capitalized assets (e.g. feature films) is to be reflected on this page.
2. If greater than 10% of total (line A1.8), please provide details on separate attachment. If music licence fees are included, please identify the amount.

CRTC Undertaking ID
Call Sign

Television - Direct operating expenses
For the year ended August 31, 2009

STC ID Record 21

$ (omit cents)

C. Production expenses:

Cost of program sales/syndication Canadian
Cost of program sales/syndication non-Canadian
Cost of production services sold
Infomercials
Other (note 1) (including music licence fees)
Total - production expenses

D.1 Grand total- programming and production expenses (lines A.3 + B.6+C.6) (enter on page 4, cell 08)

Amounts included in grand total programming and production expenses for:

Salaries and wages (should agree with page 4, cell 42)
Talent fees, non-staff
News services
Royalties (excluding music licence fees)
Music licence fees (included in Line C.5 above)
Payments to network for programs
Other network expenses (note 2)
Talent fees paid to non-residents of Canada

Notes:
1. If greater than 10% of total production expenses, please provide details.;
2. If greater than 10% of total programming expenses, please provide details.

CRTC Undertaking ID
CRTC File Number
Call Sign

Television - Direct operating expenses - Concluded
For the year ended August 31, 2009

STC ID Record 22

$ (omit cents)

2. Technical expenses

Transmitter, studio, parts, tapes, supplies, technical consultant services, technical repairs and maintenance and other technical costs.
Line, microwave or satellite charges
Remuneration (should agree with page 4, cell 43)
Total technical expenses (Enter on page 4, cell 09)

3. Sales and promotion expenses

Audience and trade promotion, rating services
Sales commission representatives - (non-staff)
Sales commission paid to staff (included in 3.5 below)
Other sales and promotion expenses
Remuneration (should agree with page 4, cell 44)
Total sales and promotion expenses (enter on page 4, cell 10)

4. Administration and general expenses

Entertainment, travel, motor vehicle operating expenses, telephone, fax, computer services and office supplies
Cost of premises (rent, repairs and maintenance, insurance, utilities, etc. )
Real estate and business tax
Professional services
Bad debt expense
CRTC licence fee
Management services (non staff)
Other administration and general
Remuneration (incl. directors fees) (should agree with page 4, cell 45)
Total administration and general expenses (enter on page 4, cell 11)

5. Total all expenses (page 6 cell 06, page 7 cells 07, 16, 29 above) (enter on page 4, cell 12)

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Theory and Application of Longitudinal Surveys (Course code 0411)

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Allow participants to learn the various types of surveys repeated over time, while underlying the particularities of each. This is accomplished by visiting all survey steps.

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2009 Annual Return (Short Form) Radio and Television (Annual Return of Programming Undertaking Licensee)

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Licensee (Company) Information

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For the broadcast year period ended August 31, 2009

Section 1 - Licensee (Company) Information

International Payments And Receipts (See Guide)

STC ID Record 01

STC ID Record 02

Section 2 - Radio Station Information

Financial Summary (to be completed for each licensed originating station) For the year ended August 31, 2009

STC ID Record 10

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Radio - Language - Format - Type

Summary Statement For the year ended August 31, 2009

STC ID Record 60

Radio - Detailed Financial Statement For the year ended August 31, 2009

STC ID Record 11

STC ID Record 12

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Financial summary (to be completed for each licensed originating station) For the year ended August 31, 2009

STC ID Record 20

Television - Direct Operating Expenses For The Year Ended August 31, 2009

Television - Direct operating expenses For the year ended August 31, 2009

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Financial Summary (to be completed for each licensed originating station)
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Radio - Detailed Financial Statement
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Financial summary (to be completed for each licensed originating station)
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Television - Direct Operating Expenses
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Television - Direct operating expenses
For the year ended August 31, 2009

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