Payee Disclosure Report 2012 - Crown Investments Corporation
Payee Disclosure Report 2012 - Crown Investments Corporation
Payee Disclosure Report 2012 - Crown Investments Corporation
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<strong>Crown</strong> <strong>Investments</strong> <strong>Corporation</strong><br />
<strong>Report</strong> of Payments for the Year Ended December 31, <strong>2012</strong> Page 3<br />
D. Grants, Contributions, Donations, and Sponsorships<br />
Individual payees are reported where the sum of payments to them total at least $5,000.<br />
Grants, contributions, donations, and sponsorships include operating and capital grants paid to government and<br />
non‐government agencies, grants‐in‐lieu of taxes paid to municipalities, and amounts paid where goods and<br />
services are not received in return.<br />
Grants‐In‐Lieu of Taxes<br />
$<br />
Nil .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. ‐<br />
Other Grants, Contributions, Donations, Amount Amount<br />
and Sponsorships $ $<br />
Board Dynamics ..................................................................... 5,000<br />
Chris Knox Foundation ........................................................... 5,000<br />
Edwards MBA Students Society ............................................. 5,000<br />
Gradworks Inc. ................................................................... 220,000<br />
Inroads Inc./Inroads Western Canada .................................. 72,000<br />
Kinasao Lutheran Bible Camp ............................................... 10,320<br />
Lakeland College .................................................................. 12,500<br />
Paul J. Hill School of Business ................................................. 5,000<br />
Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies.................... 90,000<br />
E. Suppliers and Other Payments<br />
Saskatchewan Transportation <strong>Corporation</strong> .................. 11,500,000<br />
SaskEnergy Incorporated ................................................ 9,748,340<br />
SIAST‐Wascana Campus ..................................................... 100,000<br />
Skills Canada Saskatchewan ................................................... 5,000<br />
The Regina Symphony Orchestra ......................................... 15,000<br />
United Way of Regina .......................................................... 18,638<br />
University of Regina ............................................................. 75,500<br />
University of Saskatchewan ................................................. 12,500<br />
Amounts under $5,000 ........................................................ 26,778<br />
Individual payees are reported where the sum of payments to them total at least $50,000. Certain payments of<br />
$50,000 or more are excluded from this list—see Section F for more information.<br />
There is no specific disclosure requirement concerning investments not made for money management purposes.<br />
However, investment purchases exceeding $50,000 are included in the list.<br />
Amount<br />
Amount<br />
$ $<br />
Apex Investment Fund .................................................... 6,567,565<br />
Canadian Light Source ..................................................... 1,000,000<br />
Capital Pension Plan ........................................................... 938,337<br />
Circa Installations Ltd. ......................................................... 57,464<br />
Conference Board of Canada .............................................. 358,105<br />
Deloitte & Touche LLP ........................................................ 203,330<br />
Dundee Realty Management Corp. .................................... 331,258<br />
Eckler Ltd. ............................................................................ 67,755<br />
Energy Consultants International Inc. .................................. 55,962<br />
First Nations & Métis Fund Inc. ....................................... 2,605,000<br />
Fujitsu Consulting (Canada) Inc. ........................................ 169,083<br />
General Revenue Fund ................................................ 280,049,994<br />
Gerald D. Forrest c/o Forkast Consulting............................ 200,816<br />
Great West Life Assurance Co. ........................................... 393,155<br />
Hay Group Limited ............................................................... 58,381<br />
F. Payment Information Excluded from Public <strong>Report</strong>ing<br />
HJ Linnen Associates ............................................................ 64,171<br />
Information Services <strong>Corporation</strong> ........................................ 73,783<br />
IPAC‐CO 2 Research Inc. ...................................................... 999,985<br />
Kostelnyk Holdings Corp. ..................................................... 55,062<br />
KPMG LLP ........................................................................... 391,484<br />
Mercer (Canada) Limited ................................................... 115,000<br />
Ministry of Finance ............................................................ 938,580<br />
Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough .................................... 75,412<br />
Saskatchewan Liquor & Gaming Authority........................... 77,912<br />
SaskTel ................................................................................. 86,919<br />
Stantec Consulting Ltd ......................................................... 64,720<br />
Weber, Kathy ....................................................................... 79,931<br />
WR Trust ............................................................................ 233,990<br />
Amounts under $50,000 ................................................. 1,504,286<br />
This section provides summary information about payments excluded from public reporting and the reasons for<br />
their exclusion. Certain payments over $50,000 may be excluded from public reporting where:<br />
1. There is a legitimate need to protect commercially sensitive information;<br />
2. <strong>Disclosure</strong> could reasonably be expected to prejudice the competitive position of, or interfere with, the<br />
contractual obligations of the <strong>Crown</strong> corporation or a third party; and,<br />
3. <strong>Disclosure</strong> is prohibited by law, including the provisions of The Freedom of Information and Protection and<br />
Privacy Act.<br />
Payments of $50,000 or more, excluded from public reporting <strong>Payee</strong> Amount<br />
# $<br />
Nil ................................................................................................................................................................................... ‐ .......................................... ‐