Annual Mineral Production Survey Commodity Schedule Potash
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Introduction
Survey Purpose
The Annual Mineral Production Survey provides information on the performance of the mining sector in Canada and presents estimates on annual production and inventories of mineral and metal products. Please access the link Annual Mineral Production Survey (http://www23.statcan.gc.ca/imdb/p2SV.pl?function=getSurvey&SDDS=5246) for more information on this survey and to consult the reporting guides.
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Reporting Instructions
Report on your operations during the twelve months ended December 31.
Note: This is a standard form. Some lines may not apply to your industry.
Reports should be submitted before March 31st. If you are unable to complete by March 31st OR if you need help, call us at 1-877-949-9492 or TTY 1-800-363-7629.
Additional Information
Estimates are acceptable where data are not readily available.
Please consult the reporting guide when completing this survey.
Please enter this business' reporting period.
a. Start date (YYYY-MM-DD)
b. End date (YYYY-MM-DD)
13.1 Details of production
13.1.1 Mine: Underground
a. Number of operating days
13.1.2 Mine Wells or Bore Holes
a. Number of operating days
13.1.3 Mill
a. Number of operating days
13.1.6 Number of mines covered
13.1.7 Present effective capacity of own mill (metric tonnes per 24 hours)
13.1.9 Average number of hours per day operated (hours)
Mining: Material hoisted or removed:
13.1.12 Underground
a. Rock waste (metric tonnes)
b. Ore (metric tonnes)
13.1.14 From brine wells and/or bore holes
a. Rock waste (metric tonnes)
b. Ore (metric tonnes)
13.1.15 Total ore removed
13.3.3.6 Crude ore sold and shipped
a. Muriate (metric tonnes)
b. K2O (metric tonnes)
c. $ f.o.b. mine
13.3.3.11 Crude ore milled
a. metric tonnes
13.3.5.0 Inventories, production and shipments
Do not include purchases from other Canadian producers, or swaps.
Total Crude and Milled
13.3.5.19 Muriate (metric tonnes)
a. Inventory at mine site January 1
b. Production
c. Inventory at mine site December 31
d. Mine shipment (1) (excl. containers) d=a+b-c
e. Sales
13.3.5.20 K2O (metric tonnes)
a. Inventory at mine site January 1
b. Production
c. Inventory at mine site December 31
d. Mine shipment (1) (excl. containers) d=a+b-c
e. Sales
13.3.6.9 Value ($)
a. Inventory at mine site January 1
c. Inventory at mine site December 31
d. Mine shipment (1) (excl. containers) d=a+b-c
e. Sales
13.3.7.1 Transport and handling charges included in book value above ($)
a. Mine shipments (1) (excl. containers)
b. Sales
13.3.7.2 Total discount and sales allowances ($)
a. Mine shipments (1) (excl. containers)
b. Sales
13.3.7.9 Total deductions ($)
a. Mine shipments (1) (excl. containers)
b. Sales
13.3.7.10 Net values (13.3.6.9 minus 13.3.7.9) ($)
a. Mine shipments (1) (excl. containers)
b. Sales
Footnote 1 Shipments from mine site should closely approximate shipments reported on Monthly Survey for 12 calendar months.
8.1.171.0 Other products shipped
8.1.171.1 Common salt
a. Value of Containers $
b. Quantity metric tonnes
c. Value of Shipments (2) $ (incl. containers)
8.1.171.2 Potassium sulphate
a. Value of Containers $
b. Quantity metric tonnes
c. Value of Shipments (2) $ (incl. containers)
8.1.171.3 Calcium chloride
a. Value of Containers $
b. Quantity metric tonnes
c. Value of Shipments (2) $ (incl. containers)
8.1.171.4 Other (specify):
a. Value of Containers $
b. Quantity metric tonnes
c. Value of Shipments (2) $ (incl. containers)
8.1.171 Total other products shipped
a. Value of Shipments (2) $ (incl. containers)
Footnote: 2 Do not include sales taxes, excise duties and excise taxes, outward transportation charges by common or contract carriers, and any sales discounts, sales allowances, etc.
13.4.1.0 Destination of sales of potash products
(from own mine production only)
13.4.1.1 Newfoundland and Labrador
a. Muriate (metric tonnes)
b. K20 (metric tonnes)
c. Value f.o.b. plant
13.4.1.2 Prince Edward Island
a. Muriate (metric tonnes)
b. K20 (metric tonnes)
c. Value f.o.b. plant
13.4.1.3 Nova Scotia
a. Muriate (metric tonnes)
b. K20 (metric tonnes)
c. Value f.o.b. plant
13.4.1.4 New Brunswick
a. Muriate (metric tonnes)
b. K20 (metric tonnes)
c. Value f.o.b. plant
13.4.1.5 Quebec
a. Muriate (metric tonnes)
b. K20 (metric tonnes)
c. Value f.o.b. plant
13.4.1.6 Ontario
a. Muriate (metric tonnes)
b. K20 (metric tonnes)
c. Value f.o.b. plant
13.4.1.7 Manitoba
a. Muriate (metric tonnes)
b. K20 (metric tonnes)
c. Value f.o.b. plant
13.4.1.8 Saskatchewan
a. Muriate (metric tonnes)
b. K20 (metric tonnes)
c. Value f.o.b. plant
13.4.1.9 Alberta
a. Muriate (metric tonnes)
b. K20 (metric tonnes)
c. Value f.o.b. plant
13.4.1.10 British Columbia
a. Muriate (metric tonnes)
b. K20 (metric tonnes)
c. Value f.o.b. plant
13.4.1.11 Yukon
a. Muriate (metric tonnes)
b. K20 (metric tonnes)
c. Value f.o.b. plant
13.4.1.12 Northwest Territories
a. Muriate (metric tonnes)
b. K20 (metric tonnes)
c. Value f.o.b. plant
13.4.1.12.1 Nunavut
a. Muriate (metric tonnes)
b. K20 (metric tonnes)
c. Value f.o.b. plant
13.4.1.13 Total Canada
a. Muriate (metric tonnes)
b. K20 (metric tonnes)
c. Value f.o.b. plant
13.4.1.14.1 Exports: United States:
a. Muriate (metric tonnes)
b. K20 (metric tonnes)
c. Value f.o.b. plant
13.4.1.14.2 Other (specify country):
a. Muriate (metric tonnes)
b. K20 (metric tonnes)
c. Value f.o.b. plant
13.4.1.15 Total exports
a. Muriate (metric tonnes)
b. K20 (metric tonnes)
c. Value f.o.b. plant
13.4.1.16 Total sales
a. Muriate (metric tonnes)
b. K20 (metric tonnes)
c. Value f.o.b. plant
13.4.2.0 Destination of shipments - Domestic (Canadian)
13.4.2.6.1 To Canadian potassium sulphate plants (specify):
a. Muriate (metric tonnes)
b. K20 (metric tonnes)
c. Value f.o.b. plant
13.4.2.7 To other Canadian potash plants for further processing (specify):
a. Muriate (metric tonnes)
b. K20 (metric tonnes)
c. Value f.o.b. plant
13.2.3 Potash product data
(purchases from other Canadian primary producers for resale as such - swaps) - DO NOT INCLUDE IN 13.3.5.0
13.2.3.2.1 Purchases from (specify):
a. K20 (metric tonnes)
b. Value $
Contact Information
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2. Title
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Attention of Director, Manufacturing and Wholesale Trade Division
150 Tunney's Pasture Driveway
Ottawa, ON
K1A 0T6
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