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Population served by wastewater systems treatment category, province and territory.
Wastewater volumes discharged by treatment category, province and territory.
Population served by municipal wastewater systems, by province, territory and drainage region.
Discharge volumes from combined sewers by month, province, territory and drainage region.
Wastewater (sewage) volumes by month, province, territory and drainage region.
Estimated areas, yield and production. Type of crop (Total corn for grain; Genetically modified corn for grain; Total soybeans; Genetically …
Freight Rail Services Price Index (FRSPI). Quarterly data are available from Q1 2018. The current base period for the index …
Find out about meetings between Health Canada's Tobacco Control Directorate and industry representatives to regulate tobacco and vaping products in …
Briefing materials prepared for the Minister and Deputy Minister’s appearance before the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs - …
Data on the maximum monthly amounts for the OAS program by type of OAS benefits and by quarter from 1952 …