DGSO-002-21 March 2021
Spectrum Management and Telecommunications
Consultation on Amending CPC-2-0-03 — Radiocommunication and Broadcasting Antenna Systems
Note (effective April 14, 2021): The deadline provided in paragraph 22 for submitting comments has been extended to May 17, 2021.
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Contents 1. Intent ...... 1 2. Mandate...... 1 3. Legislation ...... 1 4. Policy objectives ...... 1 5. Background ...... 2 6. Proposed amendments to CPC-2-0-03...... 3 6.1 Proposed implementation of official languages requirements for the public consultation process ...... 3 6.2 Other amendments...... 5 7. Next steps ...... 5 8. Submitting comments...... 5 9. Obtaining copies ...... 6 Annex A: List of communities with an official linguistic minority population of 5% or higher ...... 7
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1. Intent
1. Through the release of this document, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED), on behalf of the Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry (the Minister), is hereby initiating a consultation on proposed amendments to Client Procedures Circular CPC-2-0-03, Radiocommunication and Broadcasting Antenna Systems.
2. Mandate
2. The Minister, through the Department of Industry Act, the Radiocommunication Act and the Radiocommunication Regulations, with due regard to the objectives of the Telecommunications Act, is responsible for spectrum management in Canada. As such, the Minister is responsible for developing national goals and policies for spectrum utilization and for ensuring effective management of the radio frequency spectrum resource.
3. Legislation
3. The Minister is provided the general powers for spectrum management in Canada, pursuant to section 5 of the Radiocommunication Act and sections 4 and 5 of the Department of Industry Act. Paragraph 5(1)(f) of the Radiocommunication Act provides the Minister with the authority to “approve each site on which radio apparatus, including antenna systems, may be located, and approve the erection of all masts, towers and other antenna-supporting structures.”
4. In exercising his powers under the Radiocommunication Act, the Minister may take into account all matters that the Minister considers relevant for ensuring the orderly establishment or modification of radio stations and the orderly development and efficient operation of radiocommunication in Canada. As such, the Minister considers the responsibilities that ISED and regulated entities may have under federal legislation such as the Official Languages Act and the Impact Assessment Act.
4. Policy objectives
5. Pursuant to CPC-2-0-03, anyone (also referred to herein as “the proponent(s)”) planning to install or modify an antenna system is required to notify and consult with the applicable land-use authorities to determine local consultation requirements, and to consult with the public to address reasonable and relevant concerns relating to antenna system siting and/or design. Overall, ISED’s objective is to facilitate an open, transparent process that promotes the continued safe expansion of wireless technologies and services.
6. This consultation seeks comments on proposed revisions to CPC-2-0-03 to ensure that Canadians can participate in these processes in the official language of their choice. ISED is also proposing other updates based on new legislative, regulatory and policy developments.
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5. Background
7. The procedures for the siting of antenna systems, outlined in Client Procedures Circular CPC-2-0-03, issue 5, Radiocommunication and Broadcasting Antenna Systems, were last updated in 2014. The procedures apply to everyone seeking to install or modify an antenna system.
8. Since 2008, the growing demand for access to mobile broadband services has led to a growing number of new antenna systems being installed. The installation of antenna systems and supporting structures is also integral to wireless network communication systems and provides the radio coverage that Canadians and Canada’s emergency services need. However, the demand for wireless service should be balanced with the needs of Canadians and their communities when antenna siting decisions are being made. To obtain that balance, it is important to include nearby residential neighbourhoods and communities in the process by facilitating public consultations. This provides an opportunity for the proponents to engage with the local public and address reasonable and relevant concerns relating to antenna system siting and/or design.
9. In accordance with the terms of their relevant authorizations under the Radiocommunication Act, proponents must follow the processes in CPC-2-0-03 when installing or modifying an antenna system. The installation of an antenna system or the operation of a currently existing antenna system that is not in accordance with these processes may result in its alteration or removal and other sanctions against the operator in accordance with the Radiocommunication Act. One of the important requirements is that antenna systems be deployed in a manner that considers the local surroundings and communities that are most affected. Moreover, antenna installations may be subject to other important obligations, including compliance with Health Canada’s Safety Code 6 guideline for the protection of the general public; compliance with radio frequency immunity criteria; notification of nearby broadcasting stations; environmental considerations; and Transport Canada/NAV CANADA aeronautical safety responsibilities.
10. Currently, when planning their communications with the public, proponents are encouraged to consult with the relevant local land-use authority. In bilingual areas, the land-use authority often has an established local process that incorporates both official languages (and that proponents must follow) or the land-use authority can advise proponents on the best ways to reach the local public where an ISED default public consultation process is undertaken. Therefore, many notifications are in both official languages. However, there are currently no explicit official languages requirements for public consultations detailed in CPC-2-0-03.
11. Given the upcoming releases of spectrum expected in the next few years (as outlined in the Spectrum Outlook 2018 to 2022) and the Government of Canada’s commitments to increase broadband deployment (as detailed in High-Speed Access for All: Canada’s Connectivity Strategy), ISED is of the view that it is an appropriate time to address official languages requirements in CPC-2-0-03. The implementation of official languages
2 Consultation on Amending CPC-2-0-03 — Radiocommunication and Broadcasting Antenna Systems DGSO-002-21 requirements for public consultation processes would improve the accessibility of the consultation process for Canadians across the country, thus facilitating better public engagement. See section 6.1 for details.
12. ISED is also taking this opportunity to make other minor amendments to CPC-2-0-03, including updating the name of the Department to ISED throughout, and updating references relating to the environmental considerations and aeronautical safety responsibilities outlined in section 7. The proposed amendments are intended to ensure that the references and contact information in CPC-2-0-03 are correct and up-to-date. See section 6.2 for details.
6. Proposed amendments to CPC-2-0-03
13. The following are the proposed amendments to the existing CPC-2-0-03.
6.1 Proposed implementation of official languages requirements for the public consultation process
14. ISED is proposing the following two options for official languages requirements for public consultations.
15. Option 1 The official languages requirements would apply across Canada and specify: a. that all initial communications with the public must be made in both official languages; b. that if a member of the public provides written or verbal comments, the proponent must respond in the official language in which the comments were made.
The proposed wording that would be added to the CPC is as follows:
Whether the proponent follows the land-use authority’s consultation process or ISED’s default public consultation process, initial communications with the public (including but not limited to notification packages and public notices) must be made in both official languages. If a member of the public provides written or verbal public comments or public reply comments, the proponent must respond in the official language in which the comments were made.
16. Option 2 The official languages requirements stated in Option 1, above, would only apply in circumstances where the proposed antenna system installation or modification would be located in a community (a census subdivision) where the English or French linguistic minority population meets a minimum threshold percentage of 5%.
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If this proposal is adopted, ISED would append to the CPC a list of communities that meet the minimum threshold percentage of 5% (i.e. where the English or French minority population is 5% or higher) based on the most recent Statistics Canada Census data on First Official Language Spoken. ISED would update this list from time to time. See annex A for an example of the current list of communities.
As stated in section 4 of the current CPC-2-0-03, issue 5, proponents must follow the consultation process established by the land-use authority, where one exists. In the event that a land-use authority’s existing process requires bilingual communications with the public, proponents must follow those public consultation requirements.
The proposed wording that would be added to the CPC is as follows:
Whether the proponent follows the land-use authority’s consultation process or ISED’s default public consultation process, consultation with communities located in the census subdivisions listed in annex A, as amended from time to time, being those that have an official (English or French) linguistic minority population of 5% or higher, must be conducted in both official languages. If a member of the public provides written or verbal public comments or public reply comments, the proponent must respond in the official language in which the comments were made. Proponents must follow the consultation process established by the land-use authority, where one exists. In the event that a land- use authority’s existing process requires bilingual communications with the public, proponents must follow those public consultation requirements regardless of the linguistic minority population figures.
17. Recognizing that proponents may require time to adjust to the new official languages requirements, ISED proposes that the requirements apply to public consultations starting April 1, 2022. For consultation processes launched prior to April 1, 2022, proponents should continue to follow the direction or advice of land-use authorities as discussed in paragraphs 5 and 10, above.
Q1 ISED invites comments on: a. the introduction of official language requirements and whether they should be applied across Canada or in the communities set out above b. the timing of the introduction of the requirements proposed by ISED c. any other aspects related to the wording or implementation of the proposals
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6.2 Other amendments
18. ISED is proposing other minor amendments to CPC-2-0-03, including updating the name of the Department to ISED throughout, and updating references relating to the environmental considerations and aeronautical safety responsibilities outlined in section 7. More specifically:
• The references to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act will be changed to reflect the Impact Assessment Act.
• Some Transport Canada references and details relating to aeronautical safety will be updated to reflect their current forms and definitions. The proposed changes include: o replacing references to the Aeronautical Obstruction Clearance Form by the new Aeronautical Assessment Form; o updating the reference to the Canadian Aviation Regulations to reflect the new Standard 621 - Obstruction Marking and Lighting; o modifying references to Transport Canada’s requirements to include lighting requirements.
Q2 ISED invites comments on the proposal to make minor amendments to CPC-2-0-03, including updating the name of the Department to ISED throughout, and updating references relating to the environmental considerations and aeronautical safety responsibilities as described above.
7. Next steps
19. ISED will review the comments received and publish its decision and an updated CPC-2-0-03.
8. Submitting comments
20. Respondents are requested to provide their comments in electronic format (Microsoft Word or Adobe PDF) by email and to specify if their response relates to both questions or to only one.
21. Paper submissions should be mailed to the following address:
Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada Senior Director, Spectrum Management Operations Branch 235 Queen Street (6th Floor, East Tower) Ottawa ON K1A 0H5
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22. All submissions should cite the Canada Gazette, Part I, the publication date, the title and the notice reference number (DGSO-002-21). Parties should ensure that ISED receives their comments no later than May 17, 2021, to ensure consideration.
23. Soon after the close of the comment period, all comments received will be posted on ISED’s Spectrum Management and Telecommunications website.
24. As all comments will be posted on the departmental website, those making submissions are responsible for ensuring that they do not contain confidential or private information.
9. Obtaining copies
25. All spectrum-related documents referred to in this paper are available on ISED’s Spectrum Management and Telecommunications website.
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Annex A: List of communities with an official linguistic minority population of 5% or higher
Table A1 contains a list (current as of the date of publication of this consultation) of communities located in census subdivisions (CSDs) that have an official (English or French) linguistic minority population of 5% or higher. CSDs are determined by Statistics Canada.
Note that in certain cases, CSDs have the same name and are differentiated only by the census subdivision type (an abbreviation placed following a comma after the CSD name). A complete list of the census subdivision types and their meanings is available online.
Table A1: Communities with an official linguistic minority population of 5% or higher
Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision territory territory territory Alberta Bighorn No. 8, MD Ontario Hearst, T Quebec Lingwick, CT Alberta Birch Cove, SV Ontario Hilliard, TP Quebec L'Isle-aux- Allumettes, MÉ Alberta Birch Hills County, Ontario Hilton Beach, VL Quebec Litchfield, MÉ MD Alberta Bonnyville Beach, SV Ontario Hornepayne, TP Quebec Lochaber, CT Alberta Bonnyville No. 87, MD Ontario Hudson, TP Quebec Lochaber-Partie- Ouest, CT Alberta Bonnyville, T Ontario Huron Shores, MU Quebec Longueuil, V Alberta Canmore, T Ontario Ignace, TP Quebec Lorraine, V Alberta Cold Lake, CY Ontario Iroquois Falls, T Quebec Low, CT Alberta Donnelly, VL Ontario James, TP Quebec Magog, V Alberta Falher, T Ontario Kapuskasing, T Quebec Maniwaki, V Alberta Girouxville, VL Ontario Kerns, TP Quebec Mansfield-et- Pontefract, MÉ
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Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision territory territory territory Alberta Half Moon Bay, SV Ontario Killarney, MU Quebec Matapédia, MÉ Alberta Jasper, SM Ontario Kirkland Lake, T Quebec Matimekosh, IRI Alberta Kananaskis, ID Ontario Lakeshore, T Quebec Mayo, MÉ Alberta Lac la Biche County, Ontario Larder Lake, TP Quebec Melbourne, CT MD Alberta Legal, T Ontario Latchford, T Quebec Mercier, V Alberta McLennan, T Ontario Laurentian Hills, T Quebec Messines, MÉ Alberta Nampa, VL Ontario Laurentian Valley, TP Quebec Métis-sur-Mer, V Alberta Northern Sunrise Ontario Manitoulin, Quebec Mille-Isles, MÉ County, MD Unorganized, West Part, NO Alberta Parkland Beach, SV Ontario Manitouwadge, TP Quebec Mistissini, TC Alberta Pelican Narrows, SV Ontario Marathon, T Quebec Moffet, MÉ Alberta Silver Sands, SV Ontario Markstay-Warren, MU Quebec Montcalm, MÉ Alberta Smoky River No. 130, Ontario Matachewan 72, IRI Quebec Montebello, MÉ MD Alberta St. Paul County No. 19, Ontario Matachewan, TP Quebec Montréal, V MD Alberta St. Paul, T Ontario Mattawa, T Quebec Montréal-Est, V Alberta Sundance Beach, SV Ontario Mattawan, TP Quebec Montréal-Ouest, V British Canal Flats, VL Ontario Mattice-Val Côté, TP Quebec Mont-Royal, V Columbia British Kitimat-Stikine D, Ontario McGarry, TP Quebec Mont-Tremblant, V Columbia RDA British Lower Post, S-É Ontario Merrickville-Wolford, Quebec Morin-Heights, MÉ Columbia VL British Mount Waddington B, Ontario Moonbeam, TP Quebec Mulgrave-et-Derry, Columbia RDA MÉ
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Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision territory territory territory British Pemberton, VL Ontario Nairn and Hyman, TP Quebec Namur, MÉ Columbia British Powell River A, RDA Ontario Nipissing 10, IRI Quebec Nédélec, CT Columbia British Seaichem 16, IRI Ontario Nipissing, Unorganized, Quebec Nemaska, TC Columbia North Part, NO British Squamish-Lillooet A, Ontario Nipissing, Unorganized, Quebec New Carlisle, MÉ Columbia RDA South Part, NO British Switsemalph 3, IRI Ontario North Bay, CY Quebec New Richmond, V Columbia Manitoba Alexander, RM Ontario North Dundas, TP Quebec Newport, MÉ Manitoba Cartier, RM Ontario North Glengarry, TP Quebec North Hatley, VL Manitoba Cornwallis, RM Ontario North Grenville, MU Quebec Notre-Dame-de- Bonsecours, MÉ Manitoba De Salaberry, RM Ontario North Stormont, TP Quebec Notre-Dame-de-la- Salette, MÉ Manitoba Division No. 1, Ontario Opasatika, TP Quebec Notre-Dame-de-l'Île- Unorganized, NO Perrot, V Manitoba Ellice-Archie, RM Ontario Ottawa, CV Quebec Notre-Dame-de- Stanbridge, MÉ Manitoba Grey, RM Ontario Papineau-Cameron, TP Quebec Notre-Dame-du- Nord, MÉ Manitoba La Broquerie, RM Ontario Pembroke, CY Quebec Noyan, MÉ Manitoba Lac du Bonnet, RM Ontario Penetanguishene, T Quebec Odanak, IRI Manitoba Lorne, MU Ontario Petawawa, T Quebec Ogden, MÉ Manitoba Montcalm, RM Ontario Russell, TP Quebec Oka, MÉ Manitoba Morris, T Ontario Sables-Spanish Rivers, Quebec Orford, CT TP
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Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision territory territory territory Manitoba Norfolk-Treherne, MU Ontario Smooth Rock Falls, T Quebec Ormstown, MÉ Manitoba Piney, RM Ontario South Glengarry, TP Quebec Otter Lake, MÉ Manitoba Powerview-Pine Falls, Ontario South Stormont, TP Quebec Otterburn Park, V T Manitoba Reynolds, RM Ontario Spanish, T Quebec Oujé-Bougoumou, S- É Manitoba Ritchot, RM Ontario St.-Charles, MU Quebec Pakuashipi, S-É Manitoba St. Laurent, RM Ontario Sudbury, Unorganized, Quebec Paspébiac, V North Part, NO Manitoba Ste. Anne, RM Ontario Temagami, MU Quebec Percé, V Manitoba Ste. Anne, T Ontario Temiskaming Shores, Quebec Piedmont, MÉ CY Manitoba Ste. Rose, MU Ontario Terrace Bay, TP Quebec Pike River, MÉ Manitoba St-Pierre-Jolys, VL Ontario The Nation / La Nation, Quebec Pikogan, IRI M Manitoba Taché, RM Ontario The North Shore, TP Quebec Pincourt, V Manitoba Victoria Beach, RM Ontario Thornloe, VL Quebec Pointe-à-la-Croix, MÉ Manitoba Victoria, RM Ontario Timiskaming, Quebec Pointe-Claire, V Unorganized, West Part, NO New Acadieville, P Ontario Timmins, CY Quebec Pointe-des-Cascades, Brunswick VL New Addington, P Ontario Tiny, TP Quebec Pointe-Fortune, VL Brunswick New Alnwick, P Ontario Val Rita-Harty, TP Quebec Pontiac, MÉ Brunswick
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Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision territory territory territory New Atholville, VL Ontario Wawa, MU Quebec Portage-du-Fort, VL Brunswick New Baker Brook, P Ontario Welland, CY Quebec Port-Daniel-- Brunswick Gascons, MÉ New Balmoral, P Ontario West Nipissing / Quebec Potton, CT Brunswick Nipissing Ouest, M New Balmoral, VL Ontario White River, TP Quebec Puvirnituq, VN Brunswick New Bathurst, C Prince Abrams Village, COM Quebec Quaqtaq, VN Brunswick Edward Island New Bathurst, P Prince Lot 1, LOT Quebec Rapides-des- Brunswick Edward Joachims, MÉ Island New Beaubassin East / Prince Lot 14, LOT Quebec Rawdon, MÉ Brunswick Beaubassin-est, RCR Edward Island New Belledune, VL Prince Lot 15, LOT Quebec Richmond, V Brunswick Edward Island New Beresford, P Prince Lot 16, LOT Quebec Rigaud, V Brunswick Edward Island New Beresford, TV Prince Lot 17, LOT Quebec Ristigouche-Partie- Brunswick Edward Sud-Est, CT Island
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Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision territory territory territory New Blacks Harbour, VL Prince Lot 2, LOT Quebec Rivière-Beaudette, Brunswick Edward MÉ Island New Botsford, P Prince Miscouche, COM Quebec Rosemère, V Brunswick Edward Island New Bouctouche, TV Prince St. Louis, COM Quebec Saint-Adolphe- Brunswick Edward d'Howard, MÉ Island New Brunswick, P Prince Tignish, COM Quebec Saint-André- Brunswick Edward d'Argenteuil, MÉ Island New Buctouche 16, IRI Prince Wellington, COM Quebec Saint-André-de- Brunswick Edward Restigouche, MÉ Island New Burton, P Quebec Abercorn, VL Quebec Saint-Anicet, MÉ Brunswick New Campbellton, C Quebec Akulivik, VN Quebec Saint-Armand, MÉ Brunswick New Cap-Pelé, VL Quebec Alleyn-et-Cawood, MÉ Quebec Saint-Bernard-de- Brunswick Lacolle, PE New Carleton, P Quebec Amherst, CT Quebec Saint-Bruno-de- Brunswick Montarville, V New Charlo, VL Quebec Angliers, VL Quebec Saint-Chrysostome, Brunswick MÉ New Clair, P Quebec Arundel, CT Quebec Saint-Clet, MÉ Brunswick
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Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision territory territory territory New Clair, VL Quebec Aumond, CT Quebec Saint-Constant, V Brunswick New Cocagne, RCR Quebec Aupaluk, VN Quebec Sainte-Adèle, V Brunswick New Colborne, P Quebec Austin, MÉ Quebec Sainte-Agathe-des- Brunswick Monts, V New Coverdale, P Quebec Ayer's Cliff, VL Quebec Sainte-Anne-de- Brunswick Bellevue, V New Dalhousie, P Quebec Baie-D'Urfé, V Quebec Sainte-Anne-des- Brunswick Lacs, PE New Dalhousie, TV Quebec Barkmere, V Quebec Sainte-Catherine, V Brunswick New Denmark, P Quebec Barnston-Ouest, MÉ Quebec Sainte-Catherine-de- Brunswick Hatley, MÉ New Dieppe, C Quebec Beaconsfield, V Quebec Sainte-Justine-de- Brunswick Newton, MÉ New Dorchester, P Quebec Bedford, CT Quebec Sainte-Lucie-des- Brunswick Laurentides, MÉ New Dorchester, VL Quebec Bedford, V Quebec Sainte-Marguerite- Brunswick du-Lac-Masson, V New Douglas, P Quebec Belleterre, V Quebec Sainte-Marthe, MÉ Brunswick New Drummond, P Quebec Béthanie, MÉ Quebec Sainte-Marthe-sur-le- Brunswick Lac, V New Drummond, VL Quebec Blainville, V Quebec Saint-Émile-de- Brunswick Suffolk, MÉ New Dundas, P Quebec Blanc-Sablon, MÉ Quebec Sainte-Thérèse-de-la- Brunswick Gatineau, MÉ
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Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision territory territory territory New Durham, P Quebec Blue Sea, MÉ Quebec Saint-Étienne-de- Brunswick Bolton, MÉ New Edmundston, C Quebec Boileau, MÉ Quebec Saint-Eustache, V Brunswick New Eel River 3, IRI Quebec Boisbriand, V Quebec Saint-Félix-de- Brunswick Kingsey, MÉ New Eel River Crossing, VL Quebec Bois-des-Filion, V Quebec Saint-Gabriel-de- Brunswick Valcartier, MÉ New Eldon, P Quebec Bolton-Est, MÉ Quebec Saint-Georges-de- Brunswick Clarenceville, MÉ New Fredericton, C Quebec Bolton-Ouest, MÉ Quebec Saint-Godefroi, CT Brunswick New Glenelg, P Quebec Bonaventure, V Quebec Saint-Guillaume- Brunswick Nord, NO New Gordon, P Quebec Bouchette, MÉ Quebec Saint-Herménégilde, Brunswick MÉ New Grand Falls / Grand- Quebec Bowman, MÉ Quebec Saint-Ignace-de- Brunswick Sault, TV Stanbridge, MÉ New Grand Falls, P Quebec Brigham, MÉ Quebec Saint-Isidore-de- Brunswick Clifton, MÉ New Grande-Anse, VL Quebec Bristol, MÉ Quebec Saint-Jean-de- Brunswick Brébeuf, MÉ New Hanwell, RCR Quebec Brome, VL Quebec Saint-Joachim-de- Brunswick Shefford, MÉ New Harcourt, P Quebec Bromont, V Quebec Saint-Lambert, V Brunswick New Hardwicke, P Quebec Brossard, V Quebec Saint-Lazare, V Brunswick
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Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision territory territory territory New Kingsclear, P Quebec Brownsburg-Chatham, V Quebec Saint-Paul-de-l'Île- Brunswick aux-Noix, MÉ New Lac Baker, VL Quebec Bryson, MÉ Quebec Saint-Polycarpe, MÉ Brunswick New Lincoln, P Quebec Bury, MÉ Quebec Saint-Sauveur, V Brunswick New Lorne, P Quebec Campbell's Bay, MÉ Quebec Saint-Sébastien, MÉ Brunswick New Maugerville, P Quebec Candiac, V Quebec Saint-Télesphore, MÉ Brunswick New Memramcook, VL Quebec Cantley, MÉ Quebec Saint-Zotique, MÉ Brunswick New Minto, VL Quebec Carignan, V Quebec Salluit, VN Brunswick New Miramichi, C Quebec Cascapédia--Saint-Jules, Quebec Schefferville, V Brunswick MÉ New Moncton, C Quebec Cayamant, MÉ Quebec Scotstown, V Brunswick New Moncton, P Quebec Chambly, V Quebec Senneville, VL Brunswick New Nackawic, TV Quebec Châteauguay, V Quebec Shannon, MÉ Brunswick New Neguac, VL Quebec Chelsea, MÉ Quebec Shawville, MÉ Brunswick New Nelson, P Quebec Chichester, CT Quebec Sheenboro, MÉ Brunswick New New Bandon, P Quebec Chisasibi, TC Quebec Shefford, CT Brunswick
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Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision territory territory territory New New Maryland, P Quebec Clarendon, MÉ Quebec Sherbrooke, V Brunswick New New Maryland, VL Quebec Cleveland, CT Quebec Shigawake, MÉ Brunswick New Newcastle, P Quebec Compton, MÉ Quebec Stanbridge East, MÉ Brunswick New Nigadoo, VL Quebec Cookshire-Eaton, V Quebec Stanbridge Station, Brunswick MÉ New Notre-Dame-de- Quebec Coteau-du-Lac, V Quebec Stanstead, CT Brunswick Lourdes, P New Oromocto, TV Quebec Côte-Nord-du-Golfe-du- Quebec Stanstead, V Brunswick Saint-Laurent, MÉ New Pabineau 11, IRI Quebec Côte-Saint-Luc, V Quebec Stanstead-Est, MÉ Brunswick New Perth, P Quebec Cowansville, V Quebec Stukely-Sud, VL Brunswick New Petit-Rocher, VL Quebec Danville, V Quebec Sutton, V Brunswick New Plaster Rock, VL Quebec Delson, V Quebec Tasiujaq, VN Brunswick New Pointe-Verte, VL Quebec Denholm, MÉ Quebec Témiscaming, V Brunswick New Port Elgin, VL Quebec Deux-Montagnes, V Quebec Terrasse-Vaudreuil, Brunswick MÉ New Rexton, VL Quebec Dixville, MÉ Quebec Thorne, MÉ Brunswick New Richibucto, P Quebec Dollard-Des Ormeaux, V Quebec Timiskaming, IRI Brunswick
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Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision territory territory territory New Richibucto, TV Quebec Dorval, V Quebec Très-Saint- Brunswick Rédempteur, MÉ New Riverview, TV Quebec Dudswell, MÉ Quebec Très-Saint- Brunswick Sacrement, PE New Rogersville, P Quebec Duhamel, MÉ Quebec Ulverton, MÉ Brunswick New Rogersville, VL Quebec Dundee, CT Quebec Umiujaq, VN Brunswick New Rothesay, P Quebec Dunham, V Quebec Val-David, VL Brunswick New Sackville, P Quebec Durham-Sud, MÉ Quebec Val-des-Bois, MÉ Brunswick New Saint Mary, P Quebec East Farnham, MÉ Quebec Val-des-Monts, MÉ Brunswick New Saint Marys, P Quebec East Hereford, MÉ Quebec Val-Morin, MÉ Brunswick New Saint-André, P Quebec Eastmain, TC Quebec Vaudreuil-Dorion, V Brunswick New Saint-André, RCR Quebec Eastman, MÉ Quebec Vaudreuil-sur-le-Lac, Brunswick VL New Saint-Antoine, VL Quebec Egan-Sud, MÉ Quebec Venise-en-Québec, Brunswick MÉ New Saint-Charles, P Quebec Elgin, MÉ Quebec Waltham, MÉ Brunswick New Saint-François de Quebec Entrelacs, MÉ Quebec Warden, VL Brunswick Madawaska, VL New Saint-François, P Quebec Escuminac, MÉ Quebec Waskaganish, TC Brunswick
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Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision territory territory territory New Saint-Léonard, P Quebec Estérel, V Quebec Waswanipi, TC Brunswick New Saint-Léonard, TV Quebec Fort-Coulonge, VL Quebec Waterloo, V Brunswick New Saint-Louis de Kent, Quebec Franklin, MÉ Quebec Waterville, V Brunswick VL New Saint-Louis, P Quebec Frelighsburg, MÉ Quebec Wentworth, CT Brunswick New Saint-Paul, P Quebec Gaspé, V Quebec Wentworth-Nord, MÉ Brunswick New Shediac, P Quebec Gatineau, V Quebec Westmount, V Brunswick New Shediac, TV Quebec Gesgapegiag, IRI Quebec Winneway, S-É Brunswick New St. Basile 10, IRI Quebec Godmanchester, CT Saskatchewan Albertville, VL Brunswick New Tide Head, VL Quebec Gore, CT Saskatchewan Antler No. 61, RM Brunswick New Weldford, P Quebec Gracefield, V Saskatchewan Arborfield No. 456, Brunswick RM New Wellington, P Quebec Grenville, VL Saskatchewan Auvergne No. 76, Brunswick RM Newfoundland Cape St. George, T Quebec Grenville-sur-la-Rouge, Saskatchewan Beatty, VL and Labrador MÉ Newfoundland Division No. 4, Subd. Quebec Grosse-Île, MÉ Saskatchewan Beaver Flat, RV and Labrador E, SNO Nova Scotia Antigonish, Subd. B, Quebec Hampden, CT Saskatchewan Broderick, VL SC
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Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision territory territory territory Nova Scotia Argyle, MD Quebec Hampstead, V Saskatchewan Cadillac, VL Nova Scotia Clare, MD Quebec Harrington, CT Saskatchewan Canwood No. 494, RM Nova Scotia Inverness, Subd. A, SC Quebec Hatley, CT Saskatchewan Chitek Lake, RV Nova Scotia Richmond, Subd. A, Quebec Hatley, MÉ Saskatchewan Connaught No. 457, SC RM Nova Scotia Richmond, Subd. B, SC Quebec Havelock, CT Saskatchewan Consul, VL Nova Scotia Richmond, Subd. C, SC Quebec Hemmingford, CT Saskatchewan Debden, VL Nova Scotia Yarmouth, MD Quebec Hemmingford, VL Saskatchewan Duck Lake, T Nova Scotia Yarmouth, T Quebec Hinchinbrooke, MÉ Saskatchewan Fish Creek No. 402, RM Northwest Region 4, Unorganized, Quebec Hope Town, MÉ Saskatchewan Garden River No. Territories NO 490, RM Northwest Region 6, Unorganized, Quebec Hope, CT Saskatchewan Glen McPherson No. Territories NO 46, RM Nunavut Iqaluit, CY Quebec Howick, MÉ Saskatchewan Grant No. 372, RM Ontario Alfred and Plantagenet, Quebec Huberdeau, MÉ Saskatchewan Gravelbourg No. 104, TP RM Ontario Armstrong, TP Quebec Hudson, V Saskatchewan Gravelbourg, T Ontario Baldwin, TP Quebec Huntingdon, V Saskatchewan Island View, RV Ontario Beckwith, TP Quebec Inukjuak, VN Saskatchewan Jansen, VL Ontario Billings, TP Quebec Ivry-sur-le-Lac, MÉ Saskatchewan Kivimaa-Moonlight Bay, RV Ontario Black River-Matheson, Quebec Ivujivik, VN Saskatchewan Lake Lenore No. 399, TP RM Ontario Blind River, T Quebec Kangiqsualujjuaq, VN Saskatchewan Leoville, VL Ontario Bonfield, TP Quebec Kangiqsujuaq, VN Saskatchewan Makwa, VL Ontario Brethour, TP Quebec Kangirsuk, VN Saskatchewan Mankota No. 45, RM
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Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision territory territory territory Ontario Callander, MU Quebec Kawawachikamach, TK Saskatchewan Meacham, VL Ontario Calvin, MU Quebec Kazabazua, MÉ Saskatchewan Montmartre, VL Ontario Casey, TP Quebec Kebaowek, IRI Saskatchewan Moose Jaw No. 161, RM Ontario Casselman, VL Quebec Kingsbury, VL Saskatchewan Pilger, VL Ontario Chamberlain, TP Quebec Kinnear's Mills, MÉ Saskatchewan Pinto Creek No. 75, RM Ontario Champlain, TP Quebec Kipawa, MÉ Saskatchewan Plunkett, VL Ontario Chapleau, TP Quebec Kirkland, V Saskatchewan Ponteix, T Ontario Charlton and Dack, Quebec Kitigan Zibi, IRI Saskatchewan Prud'Homme, VL MU Ontario Chisholm, TP Quebec Kuujjuaq, VN Saskatchewan Reciprocity No. 32, RM Ontario Clarence-Rockland, C Quebec Kuujjuarapik, VN Saskatchewan Redvers, T Ontario Cobalt, T Quebec La Conception, MÉ Saskatchewan Rodgers No. 133, RM Ontario Cochrane, T Quebec La Macaza, MÉ Saskatchewan St. Brieux, T Ontario Cochrane, Quebec La Minerve, MÉ Saskatchewan St. Louis No. 431, Unorganized, North RM Part, NO Ontario Coleman, TP Quebec La Pêche, MÉ Saskatchewan St. Louis, VL Ontario Cornwall, CY Quebec La Prairie, V Saskatchewan Storthoaks No. 31, RM Ontario Deep River, T Quebec Lac-Brome, V Saskatchewan Sutton No. 103, RM Ontario Dorion, TP Quebec Lac-des-Plages, MÉ Saskatchewan Thode, RV Ontario Dubreuilville, TP Quebec Lac-des-Seize-Îles, MÉ Saskatchewan Val Marie, VL Ontario Duck Lake 76B, IRI Quebec Lac-du-Cerf, MÉ Saskatchewan Vonda, T Ontario East Ferris, MU Quebec Lachute, V Saskatchewan Welwyn, VL
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Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision Province/ Census subdivision territory territory territory Ontario East Hawkesbury, TP Quebec Lacolle, MÉ Saskatchewan Willow Bunch No. 42, RM Ontario Elliot Lake, CY Quebec Lac-Sainte-Marie, MÉ Saskatchewan Willow Bunch, T Ontario Englehart, T Quebec Lac-Simon, IRI Saskatchewan Wise Creek No. 77, RM Ontario Espanola, T Quebec Lac-Supérieur, MÉ Saskatchewan Wood River No. 74, RM Ontario Essa, TP Quebec Lac-Tremblant-Nord, Saskatchewan Zenon Park, VL MÉ Ontario Evanturel, TP Quebec Laforce, MÉ Yukon Beaver Creek, SÉ Ontario Fauquier-Strickland, Quebec L'Ange-Gardien, MÉ Yukon Burwash Landing, SÉ TP Ontario French River / Rivière Quebec Laniel, NO Yukon Destruction Bay, SÉ des Français, M Ontario Gauthier, TP Quebec Lantier, MÉ Yukon Faro, T Ontario Greater Sudbury / Quebec Laval, V Yukon Ibex Valley, HAM Grand Sudbury, CV Ontario Greenstone, MU Quebec Léry, V Yukon Macpherson-Grizzly Valley, NO Ontario Gros Cap 49, IRI Quebec Les Cèdres, MÉ Yukon Marsh Lake, NO Ontario Harley, TP Quebec Les Coteaux, MÉ Yukon Mt. Lorne, HAM Ontario Harris, TP Quebec L'Île-Cadieux, V Yukon Whitehorse, Unorganized, NO Ontario Hawkesbury, T Quebec L'Île-du-Grand-Calumet, Yukon Yukon, Unorganized, MÉ NO Ontario Head, Clara and Maria, Quebec L'Île-Perrot, V TP
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