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Financial Information Act Return 

Financial Statements 

Year Ended March 31, 2007 

(Published in accordance with the Financial Information Act, 

Chapter 131, Statutes of British Columbia, 1979)

British Columbia Cataloguing in Publication Data 

BC Hydro 

Financial Statements- 1962/63 – 

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Report year ends Mar.31 

ISSN 0521-1380 = Financial Statements – British Columbia Hydro and 

Power Authority 

1. BC Hydro – Appropriations and Expenditures I 

Title: Public Bodies Financial Information Act Return 

II. Title: Financial Information Act Return 

HD2768.C35B735 

Rev.Aug.1993 

354.711’008’72


For year ended March 31, 2007 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

A. Audited Consolidated Financial Statements 2007 

B. BC Hydro 

Statement of Salaries and Wages Paid – General 

Statement of Remuneration and Expenses – Board of Directors 

Statement of Remuneration and Expenses – Employees 

Statement of Accounts Paid 

C. BC Hydro Construction Business Unit 


Statement of Remuneration and Expenses 


D. Columbia Hydro Constructors Ltd. 




E. Powerex Corp 




F. Powertech Labs Inc. 




G. BC Hydro Services Asset Corp 

Statement of Accounts Paid

Audited Consolidated 

Financial Statements 

2007

Financial Results 

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2 0 0 7 B C H Y D R O A N N U A L R E P O R T

ManageMent Discussion anD analysis 

For the year enDeD March 31, 2007 

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2 0 0 7 B C H Y D R O A N N U A L R E P O R T 

F I N A N C I A L R E S U L T S 

The Management Discussion and Analysis reports on BC Hydro’s consolidated results and financial position for the year ended March 31, 2007 

(fiscal 2007). This discussion should be read in conjunction with the consolidated financial statements of the Company and related notes. This report 

contains forward–looking statements, including statements regarding the business and anticipated financial performance of BC Hydro. These 

statements are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ from those contemplated in the forward–looking 

statements. 

For fiscal 2007, BC Hydro’s results benefited from higher customer rates, increased consumption, higher energy trading income, lower energy costs, 

and lower amortization expense. Water inflows were 10 per cent lower than the prior year (and 12 per cent lower than average) resulting in lower 

hydro generation than in the prior year, however required energy purchases were made at a lower unit cost per megawatt hour (MWh) resulting in a 

reduction in the total cost of energy compared to the prior year. 

highlights 

• Net income for the year ended March 31, 2007 was $407 million, an increase of $141 million from the prior year. This resulted in a return on 

equity of 13.44 per cent compared to 9.26 per cent for fiscal 2006. 

• On November 10, 2006, the British Columbia Utilities Commission (Commission) approved the Negotiated Settlement Agreement (NSA) with 

respect to the F2007/2008 Revenue Requirements Application (F07/08 RRA). The Commission approved a rate increase of 1.54 per cent effective 

July 1, 2006 and a further 2.1 per cent effective February 1, 2007, for a total increase of 3.64 per cent. Included in the February 1, 2007 rate 

increase is a two per cent rate rider for the purpose of recovering a portion of the current balances in the energy deferral accounts. 

• During the months from October to January, BC Hydro incurred $37 million in storm restoration costs related to several major storms that 

occurred throughout British Columbia. BC Hydro is applying to the Commission for recovery through future rates of the major storm costs 

incurred in excess of forecast. 

• Property, plant and equipment and intangible asset expenditures of $807 million are 32 per cent higher ($197 million) than the prior year 

primarily due to building new and improving existing substation equipment, seismic upgrades, stator replacements and refurbishment of the 

generation facilities, and increased volume of new customer construction. 

(dollar amounts in millions) 2007 2006 Change 

Total Assets $ 12,845 $ 12,484 $ 361 

Retained Earnings $ 1,783 $ 1,707 $ 76 

Net Income $ 407 $ 266 $ 141 

Payment to the Province $ 331 $ 223 $ 108 

Return on Equity1 13.44% 9.26% 4.18% 

Debt to Equity1 70:30 70:30 – 

Number of Domestic Customers 1,736,741 1,704,671 32,070 

GWh Sold (Domestic) 

Property, Plant and Equipment and 

52,911 52,440 471 

Intangible Asset Expenditures $ 807 $ 610 $ 197 

1 Based on equity as defined for regulatory purposes



consoliDateD results oF operations 

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Income before regulatory accounts of $379 million for the year ended March 31, 2007 compares with $25 million in the previous year. The primary 

reasons for the increase in income before regulatory accounts is the increase in gross margin on sales of $257 million due to lower domestic and 

trade energy costs, lower operating costs of $89 million, and lower amortization expense of $28 million, offset by an increase in finance charges of 

$18 million. 

Net income after regulatory account transfers was $407 million for the year ended March 31, 2007 compared with $266 million in the previous year. 

BC Hydro’s net income increased significantly from fiscal 2006 mainly due to increased domestic revenue, increased income from energy trading 

activities, and lower amortization expense. 

Revenues 

In millions in gigawatt hours 

2007 2006 2007 2006 

Domestic: 

Residential $ 1,070 $ 1,046 16,651 16,261 

Light industrial and commercial 1,025 989 18,268 17,913 

Large industrial 556 584 15,989 16,428 

Other energy sales 140 108 2,003 1,838 

$ 2,791 $ 2,727 52,911 52,440 

Trade: 

Electricity $ 904 $ 1,076 33,372 29,906 

Gas 502 508 7,964 6,641 

$ 1,406 $ 1,584 41,336 36,547 

Total $ 4,197 $ 4,311 94,247 88,987 

Total revenues for the year of $4,197 million decreased 2.6 per cent over fiscal 2006 mainly due to decreased electricity trade revenue due to a lower 

average sales price. Volumes in 2007 of 94,247 GWh were 5.9 per cent higher than fiscal 2006 due to strong residential and light industrial 

customer demand and higher trade volumes. 

Domestic Revenues 

Total domestic revenues of $2,791 million for the year ended March 31, 2007 were $64 million or 2.3 per cent higher than the previous year. 

Average sales prices were higher than last year due to a 1.54 per cent rate increase from July 1, 2006 to January 31, 2007 and an additional 

2.1 per cent increase effective February 1, 2007. Consumption was higher in the residential and light industrial and commercial sectors, offset by 

lower large industrial consumption. There was a 2.3 per cent increase in residential revenue due to 3.8 per cent cooler average temperatures during 

the year and the addition of 28,741 customers. Light industrial and commercial revenues increased 3.6 per cent from the higher rates and 3,306 

additional customers. Revenue for large industrial customers decreased 4.8 per cent from fiscal 2006 due to reduced consumption as a result of 

lower economic activity in certain sectors and some industrial customers lowered their consumption to receive the benefit of a lower stepped rate 

provided to industrial customers who maintain or reduce their prior year consumption amounts. Other energy sales increased 29.6 per cent due to 

lower mark-to-market losses on forward energy contracts in fiscal 2007 compared to fiscal 2006. 

Trade Revenues 

The interconnection of BC Hydro’s electricity system with systems in Alberta and the western United States facilitates sales and purchases of 

electricity outside of British Columbia. Energy trade activities are carried out by Powerex, a wholly owned subsidiary of BC Hydro. Trade activities help 

BC Hydro balance its system by being able to import energy to meet domestic demand when there is a supply shortage in the system due to such 

factors as low water inflows. Exports are made only after ensuring domestic demand requirements can be met.



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Total trade revenues for the year ended March 31, 2007 were $1,406 million, a decrease of 11.2 per cent compared to $1,584 million in the prior 

year. Total trade sales volumes were 41,336 GWh, an increase of 13.1 per cent compared to 36,547 GWh in the prior year. The decrease in trade 

revenues is primarily due to a decrease in electricity trade revenue as average sales prices for electricity were 18.6 per cent lower than the prior year 

at an average gross price of $64.17/MWh (2006 – $78.86/MWh). This decrease was partially offset by an 11.6 per cent increase in electricity volumes 

which totaled 33,372 GWh (2006 – 29,906 GWh). In addition, gas trade revenues marginally decreased as a result of a 19.9 per cent increase in gas 

sales volumes which totaled 7,964 GWh (2006 – 6,641GWh) offset by a 17.6 per cent decrease in the average gross sales prices for gas which 

decreased to $62.33/MWh (2006 – $75.71/MWh). 

The decrease in energy market prices in the current year was primarily driven by lower natural gas prices due to higher levels of North American gas 

storage inventories. This storage accumulated as a result of milder weather in the spring and summer months of 2006 and due to minimal supply 

interruptions compared to the previous year when there were several hurricanes. 

Energy Costs 

Energy costs are influenced primarily by the volume of energy consumed and the mix of sources of supply. The mix of sources of supply is influenced 

by variables such as the market price of energy, water inflows, reservoir levels, energy demand and environmental and social impacts. 

Energy costs are comprised of the following sources of supply: 

($ in millions) (gigawatt hours) ($per MWh) 

2007 2006 2007 2006 2007 2006 

Hydro generation $ 259 $ 272 44,886 46,219 $ 5.82 $ 5.81 

Purchases from Independent Power 

Producers and other long-term contracts 363 449 6,041 6,741 60.09 66.61 

Other electricity purchases – Domestic 248 350 5,698 5,853 43.52 59.80 

Gas for thermal generation 78 53 1,060 375 73.58 141.33 

Transmission charges and other expenses 22 79 112 109 – – 

Allocation from (to) trade energy 67 (68) 656 (1,321) 64.32 71.75 

Total Domestic $ 1,037 $ 1,135 58,453 57,976 $ 17.74 $ 19.57 

Other electricity purchases – Trade 1 $ 438 $ 565 33,815 28,405 $ 50.34 $ 65.21 

Remarketed gas 480 494 8,320 6,912 57.67 71.54 

Transmission charges and other expenses 229 226 – – – – 

Allocation (to) from domestic energy (67) 68 (656) 1,321 64.32 71.75 

Total Trade $ 1,080 $ 1,353 41,479 36,638 $ 56.52 $ 72.07 

Total Energy Costs $ 2,117 $ 2,488 99,932 94,614 $ 33.84 2 $ 39.90 2 

1 Other electricity purchases in dollars include purchases for trade activities shown net of derivatives. Gigawatt hours and $ per MWh are shown 

at gross cost. 

2 Total cost per MWh includes other electricity purchases at gross cost.




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For the year ended March 31, 2007 total energy costs of $2,117 million were $371 million or 14.9 per cent lower than the previous year. The 

decrease is the result of a lower volume of purchases from IPPs, lower average purchase costs for domestic electricity purchases, lower transmission 

charges, and lower average costs for electricity and gas trade purchases. Total volume of energy supplied was 99,932 GWh, 5.6 per cent more than 

the prior year, with an average purchase price of $33.84/MWh, a 15.2 per cent decline over fiscal 2006. Domestic energy costs were $98 million 

lower than fiscal 2006, a decrease of 8.6 per cent. The change is a result of less hydro generation due to lower water inflows, reduced high cost 

purchases from Island Cogeneration due to an extended outage, and 9.4 per cent lower average unit costs. Thermal energy sources provided an 

additional 685 GWh’s over last year due to increased production from Burrard Generating Station to meet demand during peak periods, offset by 

lower natural gas prices at $73.58 per MWh versus $141.33 per MWh last year. 

Trade energy costs decreased $273 million, or 20.2 per cent, primarily as a result of lower electricity costs. The average gross trade electricity 

purchase price decreased 22.8 per cent to $50.34/MWh (2006 – $65.21/MWh). This decrease was partially offset by an increase in Powerex’s 

electricity trade purchase volumes which increased 5,410 GWh, or 19.0 per cent. The difference between the electricity trade sales volumes and 

electricity trade purchase volumes of 443 GWh relates to energy that Powerex sold to BC Hydro in the current fiscal year that Powerex will 

repurchase from BC Hydro in future years. Gas trading costs decreased slightly as the average gross trade gas purchase price decreased 19.4 per cent 

to $57.67/MWh (2006 – $71.54/MWh). The decrease in the average gross trade gas purchase price was partially offset by a 20.4 per cent increase in 

gas trading volumes to 8,320 GWh (2006 – 6,912 GWh). 

Water inflows into BC Hydro’s reservoirs were 10 per cent lower during the year ended March 31, 2007 compared to the prior year. This resulted in a 

decrease in the volume of low-cost hydro generation, one factor influencing the level of electricity imports. The decision to import energy instead of 

utilizing hydro generation is based on many factors, such as the forecast market price of energy in future periods relative to the current period, 

current reservoir levels and future demand requirements. Operating constraints related to legal and regulatory obligations such as minimum reservoir 

levels and stream flow requirements also affect the decision to import energy. 

Despite lower inflows, reservoirs have been managed such that the combined storage in BC Hydro reservoirs at March 31, 2007, was 103 per cent of 

average compared with 124 per cent of average at March 31, 2006 (average storage levels relate to the average from 1986 to 2006), with the 

Williston Reservoir on the Peace River system at 97 per cent of average (2006 – 128 per cent) and the Kinbasket Reservoir on the Columbia River 

system at 110 per cent of average (2006 – 115 per cent). The lower reservoir level this year positions BC Hydro well to absorb the higher expected 

system runoff in fiscal 2008 due to the current snowpack conditions. 

Operations costs 

Operations costs for the year ended March 31, 2007 were $107 million lower than the previous year. The decrease from fiscal 2006 was primarily 

due to a $44 million decrease in demand-side management program expenditures in fiscal 2007 and the $88 million provision made in the prior year 

for First Nation settlement costs. These were partially offset by a $17 million increase in provisions for California litigation matters. 

Expenditures on demand-side management programs (Power Smart) were lower in fiscal 2007 as incentive payments were reduced due to the 

implementation of stepped rates for industrial customers. Stepped rates provide a two-tier rate plan to Industrial customers to encourage them to 

reduce their consumption by charging them a lower rate for consumption levels below a target based on historical usage. Several industrial 

customers took advantage of stepped rates instead of Power Smart initiatives to reduce their costs in fiscal 2007. 

Maintenance costs 

Maintenance costs for the year ended March 31, 2007 were $45 million higher than the previous year. The increase was primarily due to the 

$37 million of storm restoration costs incurred during several major storms which took place during the winter months and additional corrective 

maintenance and rewedging costs incurred for the generation assets.




General and administrative costs 

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Total general and administrative costs were $27 million lower for year ended March 31, 2007 compared to the prior year. The reduction is primarily a 

combination of lower employee related costs, non-current service pension expense, and environmental remediation costs compared to fiscal 2006. 

Amortization Expense 

Amortization expense for the year ended March 31, 2007 was $28 million lower than the previous year. This reduction is the result of the write- 

down of certain assets at the Burrard Generating Station of $23 million in fiscal 2006 and reduced depreciation expense of $13 million arising from a 

revision in estimated asset service lives based on a depreciation study undertaken by the Company. 

Finance Charges 

Finance charges for the year ended March 31, 2007 were $18 million higher than the previous year. This was primarily a result of the higher U.S. 

short-term interest rates on debt refinancing ($36 million), lower U.S. dollar sinking fund income ($15 million) and a higher average volume of debt 

($15 million). This is partially offset by the favourable variances in foreign exchange due to a stronger Canadian dollar in fiscal 2007 ($29 million), 

and higher interest capitalized during construction ($14 million). 

Return on Equity and Payment to the Province 

(dollar amounts in millions) 2007 2006 

Actual return on equity 1 13.44% 9.26% 

Allowed return on equity 13.10% 2 13.51% 

Payment to the Province $ 331 $ 223 

1 Based on equity as defined for regulatory purposes. 

2 BC Hydro’s allowed rate of return was approved by the Commission in its rate decision of November 10, 2006. The allowed return on equity has 

been calculated to equal, on a pre–income tax basis, that of the most comparable investor–owned utility. 

BC Hydro is required to make an annual Payment to the Province equal to 85 per cent of its distributable surplus. 

Liquidity and Capital Resources 

Cash flow provided by operating activities for the year ended March 31, 2007 was $557 million, compared with $637 million for the prior year. The 

primary reason that cash flow provided by operating activities decreased in fiscal 2007 is due to solvency payments made to the BC Hydro Pension 

Benefit Plan of $111 million and other decreases in working capital of $129 million, offset by increased income over fiscal 2006. 

BC Hydro is subject to an overall borrowing limit of $8,800 million, net of sinking funds. At March 31, 2007 BC Hydro had an unused borrowing 

capacity totalling $1,876 million. During fiscal 2007, BC Hydro issued $300 million of new bonds and increased revolving borrowing by $407 million. 

The funds from these issues, cash flows from operations and sinking funds were used to redeem $526 million of bonds, fund the Payment to the 

Province and fund property, plant and equipment expenditures. Long-term debt, net of sinking funds and cash and cash equivalents, was 

$6,916 million at March 31, 2007, compared to $6,627 million as at the end of the prior year.



Property, Plant and Equipment and Intangible Asset Expenditures 

Property, plant and equipment and intangible asset expenditures were as follows: 

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(in millions) 2007 2006 Increase 

Generation replacements and expansion $ 180 $ 130 $ 50 

Transmission lines and substation replacements and expansion 247 161 86 

Distribution improvements and expansion 295 249 46 

General – including computers and vehicles 85 70 15 

Total property, plant and equipment and intangible asset expenditures $ 807 $ 610 $ 197 

For the year ended March 31, 2007, the increase in generation replacements and expansion is due to work on station refurbishments, stator 

replacements, turbine overhauls, and seismic upgrades. The increase in transmission expenditures is due to construction of four new substations to 

meet customer load growth and several reinforcement projects. The increase in distribution improvements and expansion is due to a higher volume 

of customer construction and connections and increased system growth improvement work. 

Mark-to-Market Gains and Losses 

BC Hydro uses mark-to-market accounting on its contracted commitments for foreign exchange transactions and Powerex trading transactions that 

meet the definition of a derivative and are not designated as effective hedges. Mark-to-market gains are recorded as assets and losses are recorded 

as liabilities on the balance sheet. As at March 31, 2007, BC Hydro recorded a net gain of $18 million ($61 million gain less $43 million loss) 

compared to a net loss of $24 million in last year from mark-to-market transactions. 

Comparison with Service Plan 

Each year, BC Hydro’s Service Plan is prepared for presentation to the British Columbia Legislature under the Budget Transparency and Accountability 

Act. The plan outlines BC Hydro’s goals, objectives and key strategies, along with the results it expects to achieve for the following three-year period. 

In BC Hydro’s February 2006 Service Plan, fiscal 2007 net income was forecast to be $50 million. 

Actual income before regulatory account transfers for the year ended March 31, 2007 was $379 million which was $361 million higher than the 

February 2006 Service Plan forecast of $18 million. This is primarily due to lower than forecasted cost of energy due to lower energy purchase costs 

and lower volume of IPP purchases during fiscal 2007 and the rate increase approved by the Commission which was not included in the Service Plan 

forecast. 

Trade revenues were $688 million lower than the February 2006 Service Plan due to a 30 per cent lower average trade sales price. This is offset by 

lower trade energy costs due to 39 per cent lower average trade energy prices. 

Operations costs increased $78 million from the February 2006 Service Plan due to increased legal costs and a change in the presentation of 

demand-side management program expenditures and First Nations costs on the income statement. Maintenance costs increased $43 million from 

the 2006 Service Plan mainly due to unplanned storm restoration costs incurred during the winter months. Administration costs decreased 

$27 million due to the lower non-current service pension costs and lower employee related expenses. 

Amortization expense is $48 million lower than the February 2006 Service Plan due to delays in projects during the year, resulting in fewer assets 

in service. 

The impact to net income of these variances is partially transferred to regulatory accounts. As a result, the actual net income of $407 million was 

$357 million more than the February 2006 Service Plan.



Comparison with Service Plan (continued) 

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The table below provides an overview of BC Hydro’s financial performance relative to its 2007 to 2009 Service Plan Update (February 2006). The 

results and forecasts form the basis upon which key performance targets are set. 

Service Plan 

I-------------------Actual-------------------I Forecast Variance 

in millions 2005 2006 2007 2007 2007 

Revenues 

Domestic 

Residential $ 1,016 $ 1,046 $ 1,070 $ 1,071 $ (1) 

Light Industrial and Commercial 967 989 1,025 1,016 9 

Large Industrial 573 584 557 574 (18) 

Other energy sales 88 93 99 90 9 

Miscellaneous 60 16 41 56 (15) 

Total Domestic 2,704 2,727 2,791 2,807 (16) 

Trade 1,021 1,584 1,406 2,094 (688) 

Total 

Expenses 

3,725 4,311 4,197 4,901 (704) 

Energy costs 1,959 2,488 2,117 3,195 1,078 

Operating costs 717 805 716 622 (94) 

Taxes 143 147 149 152 3 

Amortization 410 411 383 431 48 

3,229 3,851 3,365 4,400 1,035 

Operating Income 496 460 832 501 331 

Finance charges 318 435 453 483 30 

Payment from Alcan Inc. 137 – – – – 

Income Before Regulatory Account Transfers 315 25 379 18 361 

Regulatory Account Transfers 87 241 28 32 (4) 

Net Income $ 402 $ 266 $ 407 $ 50 $ 357



Accounting Policies 

Regulatory Accounting 

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BC Hydro applies various accounting policies that differ from Canadian generally accepted accounting principles for enterprises that do not operate 

in a rate-regulated environment. Generally, these policies result in deferral and amortization of certain costs and recoveries to allow for adjustment of 

future rates. In the absence of rate regulation, these amounts would otherwise be included in the determination of net income in the year the 

amounts are incurred. These accounting policies support BC Hydro’s regulation and have been established through ongoing application and approval 

of the Commission. 

Accounting Pronouncements 

Financial Instruments, Hedges and Comprehensive Income 

In 2005, the CICA released Handbook sections 3855, 3865 and 1530, respectively entitled Financial Instruments – Recognition and Measurement, 

Hedges and Comprehensive Income. 

Section 3855 specifies when a financial instrument should be accounted for on the balance sheet and at what amount – in some cases at fair value, 

while in other cases at a value based on cost. It also specifies how gains and losses on financial instruments should be presented. 

Section 3865 replaces the guidance for hedging relationships that previously was included in Accounting Guideline 13, in particular the guidance for 

the designation and documentation of hedging relationships. These new recommendations specify how hedge accounting is applied and the 

required disclosures to be made by an entity applying hedge accounting. 

Section 1530 establishes standards for the presentation and disclosure of comprehensive income. Comprehensive income for a reporting period 

includes, in addition to net income, the entire change in net assets attributable to transactions and other events from non-owner sources. 

Comprehensive income and its components will have to be presented in a financial statement with the same prominence as the other financial 

statements. 

These sections will apply to the Company’s fiscal 2008 interim and annual financial statements. The Company is currently examining the impact on 

its consolidated financial statements of applying these new standards. 

Accounting for Rate Regulated Operations 

In March 2007, the Canadian Accounting Standards Board (“AcSB”) issued an Exposure Draft on rate regulated operations which, if adopted, will be 

effective beginning on or after January 1, 2009. The Exposure Draft proposes: (i) the temporary exemption in Section 1100, Generally Accepted 

Accounting Principals, of the CICA Handbook providing relief to entities subject to rate regulation from the requirement to apply the Section to the 

recognition and measurement of assets and liabilities arising from rate regulation be removed; (ii) withdraw from the Handbook all other recognition 

and measurement guidance relating specifically to rate-regulated operations; and (iii) retain Accounting Guideline 19, Disclosures by Entities Subject 

to Rate Regulation, as is. The AcSB has also observed that relying on U.S. Statement of Financial Accounting Standards No. 71, Accounting for the 

Effects of Certain Types of Regulation (“FAS 71”), as another source of Canadian GAAP in the absence of CICA Handbook guidance addressing the 

specific circumstances of entities subject to rate regulation, is consistent with Section 1100 when the qualifying criteria of FAS 71 are met. The 

Company is currently assessing the implications of the Exposure Draft on future financial reporting. 

Employee Future Benefits 

In March 2007, the AcSB issued an Exposure Draft on employee future benefits which, if adopted, will be effective for fiscal years ending on or after 

December 31, 2007. The Exposure Draft proposes balance sheet recognition of the funded status of defined benefit plans. Currently, the Company is 

only required to disclose the funded status in the Notes to the financial statements. The Company is currently assessing the implications of this 

Exposure Draft on its future financial reporting.



Regulation Updates 

Rate Hearings 

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In regulating and setting rates for BC Hydro, the Commission must ensure that the rates are sufficient to allow BC Hydro to provide reliable electricity 

service, meet its financial obligations, comply with government policy and achieve an annual rate of return on equity based on forecast consolidated 

net income. The annual rate of return on equity is equal to the pre-income tax annual rate of return allowed by the Commission to the most 

comparable investor-owned energy utility regulated under the Utilities Commission Act. The allowed annual rate of return on equity calculated for 

fiscal 2007 was 13.10 per cent (2006 – 13.51 per cent). The actual rate of return in 2006 was 13.44 per cent. 

On November 10, 2006, a Negotiated Settlement Agreement (NSA) was approved by the Commission with respect to the F07/08 RRA. The 

Commission approved rate increases of 1.54 per cent for July 1, 2006 to January 31, 2007 and a further 2.1 per cent, effective February 1, 2007 

onward, for a total increase of 3.64 per cent. 

Included in the February 1, 2007 rate increase is a rate rider of two per cent for the purpose of recovering a portion of the current balances in the 

Heritage Deferral Account, Non Heritage Deferral Account, Trade Income Deferral Account and BCTC Deferral Account. The rate rider has an 

indefinite term. Recovery of deferral accounts in fiscal 2007 was $50 million. 

As part of the NSA, the Commission approved the following regulatory accounts: 

• Large Hydro Investigation Costs 

• Depreciation Study Adjustments 

• Contributions in Aid Amortization Variance 

Major Storm Restoration Costs 

During the period from October 2006 to January 2007, BC Hydro incurred significant costs in repairing the distribution system and restoring power 

to customers after several severe storms swept through the Province of British Columbia. The Company has categorized five of these storms as major 

and is currently applying to the Commission to recover maintenance expenses associated with these storms through future rates. The recoverability 

of these expenses is subject to final approval of the application by the Commission. 

Powerex Legal Proceedings 

Since 2000, Powerex has been named, in some cases along with other energy providers, as a defendant in a number of lawsuits and U.S. federal 

regulatory proceedings which seek damages and/or contract rescission based on allegations that, during part of 2000 and 2001, the California 

wholesale electricity markets were unlawfully manipulated and that the energy prices were not just and reasonable. These proceedings are at various 

stages. A number of issues and findings are presently on appeal and none have been the subject of final judicial action. The U.S. Court of Appeals 

for the Ninth Circuit, in its Lockyer decision of July 31, 2006, told the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) that it should reconsider its 

remedial powers thereby opening up the possibility that refunds will have to be paid for the periods from May to October 2000. On August 2, 2006, 

the Ninth Circuit ruled on certain issues in the FERC refund proceedings. One of those related to whether refunds should be paid for bilateral sales 

[those that did not go through the California Independent System Operator (CISO)]. In its decision, the Ninth Circuit upheld FERC’s decision that 

refunds should not be paid for bilateral sales but also said that FERC was wrong to conclude that it did not have power to award refunds 

retroactively. The precise effect of these decisions on Powerex cannot be determined at this time. 

At March 31, 2007, Powerex was owed U.S. $268 million (CDN $309 million) by the markets operated by the California Power Exchange (Cal Px) 

and the CISO related to Powerex’s electricity trade activities in California during fiscal 2001. As a result of payment defaults by a number of 

California utilities, the Cal Px and CISO were unable to pay these amounts to Po werex. That receivable will be offset against any refunds that 

Powerex is required to pay.



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Powerex Legal Proceedings (continued) 

On March 26, 2004, FERC approved a settlement agreement between FERC staff and Powerex that acknowledged that there was no evidence that 

Powerex engaged in any gaming practices or concerted partnership practices with any other market participants, and further noted that Powerex 

was a valuable and reliable supplier of energy and ancillary services to the California market throughout the energy crisis. This settlement is still 

subject to rehearing at FERC, has not been the subject of a final FERC order and FERC’s final order when issued may subsequently be appealed to the 

courts. 

BC Hydro was also joined as a defendant in the California Consumer Class Action lawsuit through cross-claims by other defendants. In response to 

an application by BC Hydro to be dismissed from the lawsuit, a U.S. Federal District Court judge ruled that BC Hydro is immune from these claims in 

the United States by virtue of the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act. The Ninth Circuit upheld this finding. The court also upheld the District Court’s 

finding that Powerex does not enjoy foreign sovereign entity status and therefore remains a party to the lawsuit, which was ordered to be remanded 

back to California State Court. Powerex requested its appeal of the decision be heard by the Supreme Court of the United States. The Supreme 

Court heard the case on April 16, 2007 and a decision from them is pending. 

Due to the ongoing nature and uncertain status of the regulatory and legal proceedings related to the California power markets, management 

cannot predict at this time the outcome of the claims against Powerex. Powerex has recorded provisions for uncollectible amounts and legal costs 

associated with the ongoing legal and regulatory impacts of the California energy crisis during fiscal 2001. These provisions are based on 

management’s best estimates, and are intended to adequately provide for any exposure. However, the amounts that may ultimately be collected or 

paid may differ from management’s current estimates. Management has not disclosed the provision amounts or ranges of expected outcomes due to 

the potentially adverse effect on the process. 

Risk Management 

BC Hydro’s operations involve a broad spectrum of risks ranging from those commonly associated with any business to catastrophic societal loss risks 

that would have severe effects on entire regions. The key risks BC Hydro faces are divided into five categories for management purposes: employee, 

public and dam safety; reliability; financial performance; organization risk; and environmental. 

Employee, Public and Dam Safety 

Safety risks to the public exist due to the multiple uses of water for electricity generation, recreation and waterways. Risks can also result from 

potential contact with transmission and distribution equipment located in communities. To manage the public safety risk, BC Hydro relies on design, 

construction and operating standards and practices, signage, consultation with other agencies and stakeholder groups, and public education. 

BC Hydro also prepares emergency response plans to limit injury and loss of life and to restore electric service. 

Many of BC Hydro’s employees face the risk of serious injury or death by the nature of their jobs in dealing with electrical hazards. In order to 

mitigate these inherent risks, BC Hydro has a comprehensive safety management system that includes employee involvement, communication, 

training, resources, policies and safety practice regulations. 

The large dams represent a catastrophic loss risk (low probability but high consequence) to BC Hydro in terms of life safety, financial, environmental 

and reputation. This dam failure risk is managed through a comprehensive dam safety management system involving dam safety professionals and 

experts. The system incorporates dam surveillance and monitoring, periodic independent reviews of dam performance, dam investigations and 

analysis. Dam upgrades may be required due to changes in knowledge, standards or extreme event parameters (for earthquake, floods, landslides). 

BC Hydro follows the B.C. Dam Safety Regulation, participates in the Canadian Dam Association and the International Commission on Large Dams, 

and engages panels of international experts for independent advice on the management and control of these risks.



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Risk Management (continued) 

Reliability 

The most significant risk to the reliability of BC Hydro’s system is the impact of weather. With BC Hydro’s large service territory there is significant 

exposure to trees, terrain and diverse weather patterns. BC Hydro mitigates the likelihood and consequence of such impacts through effective 

design, construction, operations, maintenance and response. BC Hydro manages these risks by balancing customers’ expectations and cost 

considerations. Reliability risks could also result from either a lack of available generation supply or the associated transmission capacity to meet 

customer demand. BC Hydro manages these risks through long-term planning, asset maintenance programs, reliance on a diverse supply of energy 

options, and through cooperative support arrangements with neighbouring utilities. 

BC Hydro must meet government permitting requirements to operate its facilities and build new infrastructure, which can have an impact on project 

lead times. Delays in obtaining appropriate permits and consent could adversely impact reliability. 

Financial Performance 

In meeting its financial performance targets, BC Hydro faces many risks including energy costs, energy demand, interest and foreign exchange rates, 

pension obligations, and energy trading. Of these, risks associated with energy costs – specifically water inflows and energy market prices – are the 

largest. 

Increasing costs due to aging infrastructure, the need for new supply and the need to manage environmental impacts create challenges for BC Hydro 

in maintaining the low electricity cost advantage the province enjoys. How BC Hydro manages tradeoffs between these competing objectives will be 

important to its financial performance and its ability to make the required infrastructure investment. External long-term costs of environmental and 

social impacts need to be factored into decision-making today to ensure the right business decisions are made for the long-term. 

Energy Cost 

Energy cost risk is the most significant financial risk to BC Hydro. It can result when BC Hydro is required to purchase electricity from the markets due 

to increased electricity demand in B.C. or lower-than-expected water inflow levels. It can also result from changing market prices for electricity and 

natural gas. Over the past five years, BC Hydro has experienced below average water inflows and has increasingly relied on volatile energy trading 

markets in order to meet domestic demand. BC Hydro manages energy cost risk through its flexible hydroelectric system, which allows water to be 

stored in large reservoirs and used when it is most economic, and by hedging the cost of imported electricity. 

Energy Demand 

Energy demand is increasing as B.C.’s population increases and its economy grows. However, this demand increase can be volatile particularly from 

larger customers whose consumption is often driven by export markets and world commodity prices. BC Hydro is fully exposed to price risk on all 

customer demand in excess of its planned load, as customer rates are based on average costs (including heritage energy costs), which are 

significantly below the price of market purchases. 

Interest Rates and Foreign Exchange Rates 

Changes in interest and foreign exchange rates can significantly impact BC Hydro’s finance charges. BC Hydro debt-management strategies include 

limiting the allowable percentage range of variable interest rate debt, and closely monitoring settlement and counterparty credit risks associated with 

both derivative and foreign exchange currency agreements. Interest and foreign exchange rate changes can also influence the performance and cost 

of BC Hydro’s employee benefit and pension plans. 

At March 31, 2007, $2,666 million or 37.6 per cent of net debt was subject to interest rate reset within the next fiscal year. Interest rate risk is 

managed through Board approved policies, which require the debt portfolio to be managed using an appropriate blend of fixed and floating rate 

debt, as well as by managing the term to maturity of its debt portfolio to manage exposure to interest rate movements in the future. BC Hydro 

utilizes financial instruments, including interest rate swaps and options, to adjust the balance of fixed and floating rate debt, and to reduce its overall 

cost of borrowing.



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Risk Management (continued) 

BC Hydro is exposed to exchange rate risk through the cost of U.S. dollar electricity purchases and surplus sales, gains from U.S. trading activity, 

U.S. dollar capital equipment purchases and U.S. dollar debt servicing. Foreign exchange risk is managed through Board approved policies. Both 

foreign exchange and interest rate risk are monitored and reported on a monthly basis. 

Energy Trading 

BC Hydro’s energy trading subsidiary, Powerex, is exposed to the risk of variable market prices and counterparties who might not meet their 

obligations. Powerex manages these risks by operating through defined limits that are regularly reviewed by both the Powerex and BC Hydro Boards 

of Directors. Powerex primarily focuses on near to mid-term trading positions, backing forward commitments with the physical supply capability of 

the BC Hydro System, the Canadian Entitlement, and other supply contracts, while operating within Board approved market and credit limits. 

Longer-term positions are reviewed in the context of the overall energy trading portfolio. 

Powerex is exposed to the risk of litigation, such as the potential liabilities from the California power crisis. The conduct of Powerex employees is 

governed by its Trading Code of Conduct and Compliance policies and procedures. Powerex also adheres to the Electric Power Supply Association’s 

Code of Ethics and Sound Trading Practices for Electric Power Suppliers to guide its trading activities. 

Regulatory Risk 

BC Hydro is permitted to earn an allowed return on equity. Tariff rates are set based upon BC Hydro’s cost and equity forecast. Many risks 

(difference between forecast and actual costs) associated with uncontrollable costs are covered through regulatory deferral accounts. The major cost 

components susceptible to variation included in the regulatory deferral accounts are water inflows, energy prices including thermal fuel costs, major 

unplanned capital costs and trade income. BC Hydro’s risk includes those associated with capital assets, domestic load volumes and prices, 

maintenance, operations and administration costs, and debt related costs. 

Organizational Risk 

An aging population is changing the dynamics for attracting skilled people at the same time many employees are retiring or are eligible to retire. In 

BC Hydro, an increasing number of employees are becoming eligible for retirement. Furthermore, short-term economic growth is outstripping 

resource capacity with a consequent pressure on labour availability and cost. This shortage of capable labour and the potential loss of institutional 

knowledge poses a risk to BC Hydro’s ability to deliver on projects and capital plans. 

Environmental and Social Performance 

BC Hydro’s environmental responsibility policy states that BC Hydro will meet or exceed environmental regulations defined by legislation, regulation, 

government directives and guidelines, as well as its commitments and agreements. Even if there is no environmental or social regulation, BC Hydro 

can face risks. These risks are managed through voluntary activities, such as the Water Use Plans. Voluntary action is taken with a view to managing 

long-term risk and for cost controls. 

Areas where BC Hydro is exposed to the risk of non-compliance with environmental regulations include the release of hazardous materials into the 

environment, endangerment of wildlife and their habitats, or damage to heritage sites where there is evidence of historic human occupation. These 

risks are managed through environmental management systems and risk mitigation strategies. 

BC Hydro’s Board approved a corporate social responsibility policy in May 2004. The organization is building practices in this area to manage 

emerging risks associated with suppliers, employees, stakeholders and First Nations. 

First Nation past grievances, land claims, service reliability and regulatory processes pose risks to BC Hydro. BC Hydro manages these risks through a 

comprehensive Aboriginal Relations program. The long-term goal of further building business relationships with First Nations is intended to go 

beyond addressing the impact of BC Hydro facilities on First Nations and reducing the associated financial, legal and operating risks, to having a 

more proactive, mutually beneficial approach to working together.



outlook 

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BC Hydro’s Service Plan is required to be filed in February of each year under the Budget Transparency and Accountability Act. BC Hydro’s 

February 2007 Service Plan forecast income before regulatory deferral account transfers for fiscal 2008 is $324 million and forecast net income is 

$365 million. The Service Plan includes the final rate increases approved by the Commission in the NSA. 

BC Hydro’s earnings can fluctuate significantly due to various non-controllable factors such as the level of water inflows, market prices for electricity 

and natural gas, weather temperatures, interest rates and foreign exchange rates. The February 2007 forecast for fiscal 2008 assumes a customer 

load increase of 1.88 per cent, 100 per cent of normal total system water inflows, average market electricity purchase prices of U.S. $60/MWh, short 

term interest rates of 4.24 per cent and a U.S. dollar exchange rate of U.S. $0.87. 

The 2008 first quarter forecast update increased forecast total system inflows to 109 per cent of normal and average energy prices to 

U.S. $61/MWh for fiscal 2008. As a result, cost of energy for domestic load is expected to decrease by $175 million, however this positive variance 

will flow into the energy deferral accounts. As a result, income before regulatory transfers is now forecast to be $477 million and net income is 

forecast to be unchanged at $365 million. 

The estimated rate increases for fiscal 2009 to 2011 have decreased from 5.86 per cent, 3.74 per cent and 7.81 per cent respectively in the Service 

Plan to 3.88 per cent, 5.71 per cent and 6.14 per cent in this forecast update. On a cumulative basis, the rate increase is 16.55 per cent by the end 

of fiscal 2011 compared to 18.40 per cent in the Service Plan. The forecast rate increases are indicative only and have not been approved by the 

Commission. The forecast rate increases are subject to change given the volatility around several assumptions including water inflows and market 

prices for energy. 

earnings sensitivity 

The following table shows the effect on earnings of changes in some key variables. The analysis is based on business conditions and production 

volumes forecast for fiscal 2008. Each separate item in the sensitivity analysis assumes the others are held constant. While these sensitivities are 

applicable to the period and magnitude of changes on which they are based, they may not be applicable in other periods, under other economic 

circumstances or greater magnitude of changes. 

approximate change 

in earnings before 

regulatory deferral 

account transfers 

Factor change (in millions) 5 year high 5 year low 

Hydro generation 1 1,000 GWh $ 60 47,665 GWh 41,601 GWh 

Electricity trade margins $1/MWh 35 n/a n/a 

Interest rates +/- 1% 29 4.33% 2 2.39% 2 

Exchange rates (CDN/U.S.) $ 0.01 3 $ 0.88 3 $ 0.65 3 

Weather 1°C change in average 

temperature 1 1.3°C 4 – 0.2°C 4 

Pension costs 1% change in the 

expected return of 7.2% 

on pension assets 5 3 15.00% – 4.10% 

1 Assumes change in hydro generation is offset by corresponding change in energy imports (i.e. increase in hydro generation is offset by 

decrease in energy imports). 

2 Interest rates are the average Canadian short-term interest rates (3 month Canadian Dollar Offered Rate). 

3 Exchange rates are the average Canadian Dollar noon rates for F2003 to F2007. 

4 Weather high and low numbers represents the variance in degrees Celsius from the normal temperatures over the winter months November to 

March from 2002/03 to 2006/07. (–0.2 degrees lower than normal to 1.3 degrees higher than normal – normal is the 10-year rolling average). 

5 The impact of this change affects earnings in the subsequent year.

ManageMent report 

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The consolidated financial statements of British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority (BC Hydro) are the responsibility of management and have 

been prepared in accordance with Canadian generally accepted accounting principles, consistently applied and appropriate in the circumstances. The 

preparation of financial statements necessarily involves the use of estimates which have been made using careful judgment. In management’s 

opinion, the consolidated financial statements have been properly prepared within the framework of the accounting policies summarized in the 

consolidated financial statements and incorporate, within reasonable limits of materiality, all information available at May 11, 2007. The consolidated 

financial statements have also been reviewed by the Audit and Risk Management Committee and approved by the Board of Directors. Financial 

information presented elsewhere in this Annual Report is consistent with that in the consolidated financial statements. 

Management maintains systems of internal controls designed to provide reasonable assurance that assets are safeguarded and that reliable financial 

information is available on a timely basis. These systems include formal written policies and procedures, careful selection and training of qualified 

personnel and appropriate delegation of authority and segregation of responsibilities within the organization. An internal audit function 

independently evaluates the effectiveness of these internal controls on an ongoing basis and reports its findings to management and the 

Audit and Risk Management Committee. 

The consolidated financial statements have been examined by independent external auditors. The external auditors’ responsibility is to express their 

opinion on whether the consolidated financial statements, in all material respects, fairly present BC Hydro’s financial position, results of operations 

and cash flows in accordance with Canadian generally accepted accounting principles. The Auditors’ Report, which follows, outlines the scope of 

their examination and their opinion. 

The Board of Directors, through the Audit and Risk Management Committee, is responsible for ensuring that management fulfills its responsibility for 

financial reporting and internal controls. The Audit and Risk Management Committee, comprised of directors who are not employees, meets 

regularly with the external auditors, the internal auditors and management to satisfy itself that each group has properly discharged its responsibility 

to review the financial statements before recommending approval by the Board of Directors. The Audit and Risk Management Committee also 

recommends the appointment of external auditors to the Board of Directors. The internal and external auditors have full and open access to the 

Audit and Risk Management Committee, with and without the presence of management. 

R.G. (Bob) Elton A. (Alister) Cowan 

President Executive Vice-President Finance 

and Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer 

Vancouver, Canada 

May 11, 2007

auDitors’ report 

The Lieutenant Governor in Council, Province of British Columbia: 

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We have audited the consolidated balance sheet of British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority as at March 31, 2007 and the consolidated 

statements of operations, retained earnings and cash flows for the year then ended. These financial statements are the responsibility of 

British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority’s management. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audit. 

We conducted our audit in accordance with Canadian generally accepted auditing standards. Those standards require that we plan and perform an 

audit to obtain reasonable assurance whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes examining, on a test 

basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. An audit also includes assessing the accounting principles used 

and significant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation. 

In our opinion, these consolidated financial statements present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of British Columbia Hydro and 

Power Authority as at March 31, 2007 and the results of its operations and its cash flows for the year then ended in accordance with Canadian 

generally accepted accounting principles. 

Chartered Accountants 

Vancouver, Canada 

May 11, 2007

consoliDateD stateMent oF operations 

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for the years ended March 31 (in millions) 2007 2006 

Revenues 

Domestic $ 2,791 $ 2,727 

Trade 1,406 1,584 

Expenses 

Energy costs: 

4,197 4,311 

Domestic 1,037 1,135 

Trade 1,080 1,353 

Operations 266 373 

Maintenance 312 267 

General & administration 138 165 

Amortization (Note 3) 383 411 

Taxes 149 147 

3,365 3,851 

Operating Income 832 460 

Finance charges (Note 4) (453) (435) 

Income Before Regulatory Accounts 379 25 

Net change in regulatory accounts (Note 2) 28 241 

Net Income $ 407 $ 266 

See accompanying notes to consolidated financial statements 

consoliDateD stateMent oF retaineD earnings 


Retained earnings, beginning of year 

Removal of British Columbia Transmission Corporation from 

$ 1,707 $ 1,688 

consolidated accounts (Note 15) – (24 ) 

Net income 407 266 

Payment to the Province (Note 2) (331 ) (223) 

Retained Earnings, end of year $ 1,783 $ 1,707 

See accompanying notes to consolidated financial statements.

consoliDateD Balance sheet 

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as at March 31 (in millions) 2007 2006 

ASSETS 

Property, Plant and Equipment, net (Note 5) $ 9,998 $ 9,610 

Current Assets 

Cash and cash equivalents 8 23 

Accounts receivable and accrued revenue 512 446 

Materials and supplies 137 135 

Prepaid expenses 110 93 

Mark-to-market gains 61 57 

Other Assets and Deferred Charges 

828 754 

Intangible assets, net (Note 6) 424 413 

Sinking funds (Note 7) 733 846 

Regulatory assets (Note 2) 862 861 

2,019 2,120 

$ 12,845 $ 12,484 

LIABILITIES AND EQUITY 

Long-term debt net of sinking funds $ 5,502 $ 5,696 

Sinking funds presented as assets 733 846 

Long-Term Debt (Note 8) 

Current Liabilities 

6,235 6,542 

Current portion of long-term debt (Note 8) 1,422 954 

Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 1,267 1,089 

Mark-to-market losses 43 81 

2,732 2,124 

Other Liabilities 

Regulatory liabilities (Note 2) 413 440 

Deferred contributions (Note 10) 913 856 

Debt issue and related costs 145 125 

Other long-term liabilities (Note 11) 459 538 

Foreign currency contracts (Notes 8 and 9) 165 152 

2,095 2,111 

Retained Earnings 1,783 1,707 

$ 12,845 $ 12,484 

Commitments and Contingencies (Note 13) 

See accompanying notes to consolidated financial statements. 

Approved on Behalf of the Board: 

L.I. (Larry) Bell W.C. (Wanda) Costuros 

Chair Chair, Audit & Risk Management Committee

consoliDateD stateMent oF cash Flows 

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Operating Activities 

Net income $ 407 $ 266 

Regulatory account transfers 

Adjustments for non-cash items: 

(121) (212) 

Amortization of regulatory accounts 93 59 

Amortization of property, plant and equipment 346 377 

Amortization of intangible assets 37 34 

Foreign exchange translation (gains) losses (2) 18 

Amortization of debt issue and related costs (7) (9) 

Deferred revenue 20 15 

Unrealized mark-to-market (gains) losses (41) 26 

Sinking fund income (39) (54) 

Employee benefit plan expenses 29 35 

Other non-cash items 12 19 

734 574 

Working capital changes (177) 63 

Cash provided by operating activities 557 637 

Investing Activities 

Property, plant and equipment and intangible assets (780) (607) 

Deferred contributions 85 68 

Dismantling costs (16) (11) 

Proceeds from property sales 7 2 

Cash used for investing activities (704) (548) 

Financing Activities 

Bonds issued 300 400 

Bonds retired (526) (616) 

Revolving borrowings 407 188 

Sinking fund withdrawals 147 194 

Debt issue and related costs 27 90 

Payment to the Province (223) (339) 

Cash provided by (used for) financing activities 132 (83) 

(Decrease) increase in cash and cash equivalents (15) 6 

Cash and cash equivalents, beginning of year 23 17 

Cash and cash equivalents, end of year $ 8 $ 23 

Supplemental disclosure of cash flow information 

Interest paid $ 512 $ 498 

See accompanying notes to consolidated financial statements.

notes to consoliDateD Financial stateMents 

For the years enDeD March 31, 2007 anD 2006 

note 1: signiFicant accounting policies 

Purpose 

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British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority (BC Hydro) was established in 1962 as a Crown corporation of the Province of British Columbia (the 

Province) by enactment of the Hydro and Power Authority Act. As directed by the Hydro and Power Authority Act, BC Hydro’s mandate is to 

generate, manufacture, distribute and supply power. BC Hydro’s corporate purpose is to provide “Reliable power, at low cost, for generations.” 

BC Hydro is subject to regulation (see Note 2) by the British Columbia Utilities Commission (the Commission) which, among other things, approves 

the rates BC Hydro charges for its services. 

BC Hydro owns and operates electric generation and distribution facilities in the Province of British Columbia. BC Hydro also owns transmission 

facilities in the province of British Columbia that are operated by British Columbia Transmission Corporation (BCTC), an independent Crown 

corporation of the Province. 

Consolidation 

The consolidated financial statements include the accounts of BC Hydro and its principal wholly-owned operating subsidiaries Powerex Corp. 

(Powerex), Powertech Labs Inc., BCH Services Asset Corp., and Columbia Hydro Constructors Ltd. All intercompany transactions and balances are 

eliminated upon consolidation. 

Use of Estimates 

Management of BC Hydro has made a number of estimates and assumptions relating to the reporting of assets and liabilities and to the disclosure of 

contingent assets and liabilities to prepare these consolidated financial statements in conformity with Canadian generally accepted accounting 

principles (GAAP). Actual results could differ from these estimates. 

Regulatory Accounting 

BC Hydro is regulated by the Commission, and they are both subject to general or special directives and directions issued by the Province. BC Hydro 

operates primarily under a cost of service regulation as prescribed by the Commission. Orders in Council from the Province establish the basis for 

determining BC Hydro’s equity for regulatory purposes, as well as its allowed return on equity and the annual Payment to the Province. Calculation 

of its revenue requirements and rates charged to customers are established through applications filed with and approved by the Commission. 

BC Hydro applies various accounting policies that differ from Canadian GAAP for enterprises that do not operate in a rate-regulated environment 

(see Note 2). Generally, these policies result in deferral and amortization of costs and recoveries to allow for adjustment of future rates. In the 

absence of rate-regulation, these amounts would otherwise be included in the determination of net income in the year the amounts are incurred. 

These accounting policies support BC Hydro’s regulation and have been established through ongoing application by approval of the Commission. 

Revenues and Energy Costs 

Domestic revenues comprise sales to customers within the province of British Columbia, and sales of firm energy outside the province under 

long-term contracts that are reflected in BC Hydro’s domestic load requirements. Other sales outside the province are classified as trade. 

Trade revenues and energy costs include the effects of using commodity derivatives. The impacts on trading transactions of realized and unrealized 

gains and losses resulting from changes in fair value are reflected on a net basis. 

Revenue is recognized on the basis of billing cycles and also includes accruals for electricity deliveries not yet billed.



note 1: signiFicant accounting policies (continued) 

Foreign Currency Translation 

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Foreign currency denominated revenues and expenses are translated into Canadian dollars at the rate of exchange in effect at the transaction date. 

Foreign currency denominated monetary assets and liabilities are translated into Canadian dollars at the rate of exchange prevailing at the balance 

sheet date. 

Property, Plant and Equipment 

Property, plant and equipment in service are recorded at cost which includes materials, direct and indirect labour, an appropriate allocation of 

administration overhead and finance charges capitalized during construction. Property, plant and equipment in service include the cost of plant 

financed by contributions in aid of construction and contributions arising from the Columbia River Treaty. Upon retirement or disposal, any gain or 

loss is charged to amortization. 

Unfinished construction consists of costs of property, plant and equipment that are under construction or not ready for service. Costs are transferred 

to property, plant and equipment in service when the constructed asset is substantially complete and capable of operation at a significant level of 

capacity. 

Property, plant and equipment in service are amortized on an individual or pooled basis over the expected useful lives of the assets, generally using 

the straight-line method. 

The expected useful lives, in years, of BC Hydro’s main classes of property, plant and equipment are: 

Generation 

Hydraulic 50 – 100 

Thermal 10 – 50 

Lines 35 – 100 

Substations 20 – 50 

Buildings 45 – 50 

Equipment 7 – 20 

Computer hardware 2 – 10 

Service vehicles 7 – 20 

Sundry 20 – 45 

Intangible Assets 

Intangible assets are recorded at cost. Intangible assets with indefinite useful lives are not subject to amortization. These assets are tested for 

impairment annually or more frequently if events indicate that the asset may be impaired. 

Intangible assets with finite useful lives are amortized over their useful lives on a straight line basis. These assets are tested for impairment when 

events or changes in circumstances indicate that the carrying value may not be fully recoverable. The expected useful lives, in years, are as follows: 

Software 2 – 10 

Land Rights 20 

Clearings 100 

Sundry 10 – 20




Cash and Cash Equivalents 

Cash and cash equivalents include cash and units of a money market fund that are valued at the lower of cost or market. 

Materials and Supplies 

Materials and supplies are valued at the lower of average cost and net realizable value. 

Derivative Financial Instruments 

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BC Hydro uses derivative financial instruments to manage interest rate and foreign exchange risks related to debt, and exposure to electricity and gas 

market prices. 

Derivatives that are designated as hedges are deemed to be effective in offsetting the designated risk and are accounted for on a basis consistent 

with the underlying financial exposure. Payments and receipts under interest rate and cross-currency swap contracts are recognized as adjustments 

to finance charges. Gains and losses on terminated interest rate and cross-currency swaps, options and forward rate agreements that are accounted 

for as hedges are deferred and amortized on a straight-line basis over the original remaining term of the related contract. 

If a derivative is not designated as a hedge or, if a derivative is no longer designated as a hedge or the hedging relationship is terminated, then the 

derivative is recorded at fair value from the date the hedging relationship ceases. The change in fair value is recorded as an adjustment of finance 

charges. 

For energy trading activities and certain liability management derivatives that are not accounted for as hedges, mark-to-market accounting is applied. 

For energy trading, open trade positions that are derivative commodity instruments are recorded at fair value and recorded as assets or liabilities in 

the balance sheet. The changes in fair value of open positions, primarily resulting from changes in market prices subsequent to the transaction date, 

are recognized as gains or losses in the period of change. For energy trading activities, the gains or losses are included in trade revenues. For liability 

management activities, the related gains or losses are included in finance charges. 

Fair Value 

The fair value of financial instruments and energy trading positions reflect changes in the level of commodity market prices, interest and foreign 

exchange rates. Fair value is determined based on exchange or over-the-counter quotations. Where no such information is available, fair value is 

established through pricing models and reflects the amount that BC Hydro expects it would receive or pay to terminate the position at the date that 

the value is established. 

Fair value amounts reflect management’s best estimates considering various factors including closing exchange or over-the-counter quotations, 

estimates of future prices and foreign exchange rates, time value and volatility. The assumptions used in establishing fair value amounts could differ 

from actual prices and the impact of such variations could be material. 

Sinking Funds 

Sinking funds are held as individual portfolios or units in a pooled bond fund. Securities included in an individual portfolio are recorded at cost, 

adjusted by amortization of any discounts or premiums arising on purchase, on a yield basis over the estimated term to settlement of the security. 

Realized gains and losses are included in sinking fund income. Unrealized gains and losses are not recognized.




Deferred Revenue 

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Deferred revenue consists principally of amounts received under the Skagit River Agreements. Under these agreements, BC Hydro is required to 

deliver a predetermined amount of electricity each year for an 80-year period ending in fiscal 2066. In return BC Hydro receives approximately 

US$22 million each year for a 35-year period ending in fiscal 2021 and US$100,000 (adjusted for inflation) each year for an 80-year period ending in 

fiscal 2066. 

The amounts received under the Skagit River Agreements are deferred and included in income on an annuity basis over the electricity delivery period 

ending in fiscal 2066. 

Deferred Contributions 

Contributions in aid of construction are amounts paid by certain customers toward the cost of property, plant and equipment required for the 

extension of services. These amounts are amortized over the expected useful life of the related assets. 

Contributions arising from the Columbia River Treaty relate to three dams built by BC Hydro in the mid-1960s to regulate the flow of the Columbia 

River. The contributions were made to assist in financing the construction of the dams. These proceeds were deferred and are amortized to income 

over the period ending in fiscal 2025, the minimum term of the treaty. 

Asset Retirement Obligations 

Asset retirement obligations are legal obligations associated with the retirement of long-lived assets. A liability is recorded at the present value of the 

estimated future costs when a reasonable estimate of the fair value can be made. When a liability is initially recorded, BC Hydro capitalizes the costs 

by increasing the carrying value of the long-lived asset. The liability is adjusted for the passage of time through accretion (interest) expense and the 

capitalized cost is amortized over the useful life of the associated asset. Actual costs incurred upon settlement of an asset retirement obligation are 

charged against the related liability to the extent of the accrued balance. Any difference between the actual costs incurred upon settlement of the 

asset retirement obligation and the recorded liability is recognized as a gain or loss in earnings at that time. 

Defined Benefit Plans 

The cost of pensions and other post-retirement benefits earned by employees is actuarially determined using the projected benefit method prorated 

on service and management’s best estimate of expected plan investment performance, salary escalation, retirement ages of employees and expected 

health care costs. For the purpose of calculating the return on plan assets the assets are valued at fair value. The obligations are discounted using a 

market interest rate at the end of the year on high-quality corporate debt instruments that match the timing and amount of expected benefit 

payments. 

Transitional obligations and assets and past service costs from plan amendments are amortized on a straight-line basis over the average remaining 

service period of active members at the date of amendment. 

The excess of the net cumulative unamortized actuarial gain or loss over 10 per cent of the greater of the benefit obligation and the fair value of 

plan assets at the beginning of the year is amortized over the average remaining service period of active employees. The average remaining service 

period of the active employees covered by the employee benefit plans is 11 years (2006 – 11 years). When the restructuring of a benefit plan gives 

rise to both a curtailment and a settlement of obligations, the curtailment is accounted for prior to the settlement.




Environmental Expenditures and Liabilities 

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BC Hydro conducts its operations in a manner that enables it to meet existing statutory requirements of environmental legislation or standards. The 

objective is to minimize the impact on the quality of the natural and social environment, providing enhancements wherever practical. 

Environmental expenditures are expensed as part of operating activities, unless they constitute an asset improvement or act to mitigate or prevent 

possible future contamination, in which case the expenditures are capitalized and amortized to income. Environmental liabilities are accrued when 

environmental expenditures related to activities of BC Hydro are considered likely and the costs can be reasonably estimated. Estimated liabilities are 

reviewed periodically and these reviews can result in adjustments to previously recorded items. 

Taxes 

BC Hydro pays local government taxes and grants in lieu to municipalities and regional districts. As a Crown corporation, BC Hydro is exempt from 

Canadian federal and provincial income taxes. 

Comparative Figures 

Certain amounts in the prior year’s statements have been reclassified to conform to the current year’s presentation. 

note 2: regulation 

Rate Regulation 

On November 10, 2006, the Commission approved the Negotiated Settlement Agreement (NSA) filed with respect to the F2007/2008 

Revenue Requirements Application. The Commission approved rate increases of 1.54 per cent for July 1, 2006 to January 31, 2007 and a further 

2.10 per cent effective February 1, 2007, for a combined increase of 3.64 per cent, based on an allowed rate of return of 13.10 per cent. 

Included in the February 1, 2007 rate increase is a rate rider of two per cent for the purpose of recovering a portion of the current balances in 

the Heritage Deferral Account (HDA), Non Heritage Deferral Account (NHDA), Trade Income Deferral Account (TIDA) and BCTC Deferral Account 

(BCTC DA). The amortization of these accounts will be based on a percentage of the rate rider derived from their balance relative to the total for the 

group. The rate rider has an indefinite term. Recovery of deferral accounts as approved by the Commission in the NSA and from the rate rider in 

fiscal 2007 was $50 million. 

As part of the NSA, the following regulatory accounts were approved: 

• Large Hydro Investigation Costs 

• Contributions in Aid (CIA) Amortization Variance 

• Depreciation Study Adjustments



note 2: regulation (continued) 

Regulatory Accounts 

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The following regulatory assets and liabilities have been established through rate regulation. For the year ended March 31, 2007, the impact of 

regulatory accounting has resulted in an increase to net income of $28 million (2006 – $241 million). 

(in millions) 2006 Additions/Reductions Amortization Net change 2007 

Regulatory Assets 

Heritage Deferral Account $ 241 $ (9) $ (54) $ (63) $ 178 

Non-Heritage Deferral Account 205 49 (45) 4 209 

BCTC Deferral Account 25 (13) 1 (12) 13 

Demand-Side Management Programs 

First Nation Negotiation, Litigation and 

269 46 (33) 13 282 

Settlement Costs Account 119 11 (4) 7 126 

Other Regulatory Accounts 2 73 (21) 52 54 

Total Regulatory Assets 

Regulatory Liabilities 

$ 861 $ 157 $ (156) $ 1 862 

Future Removal and Site Restoration Costs $ 226 $ – $ (16) $ (16) $ 210 

Trade Income Deferral Account 214 36 (47) (11) 203 

Total Regulatory Liabilities $ 440 $ 36 $ (63) $ (27) $ 413 

Net $ 421 $ 121 $ (93) $ 28 $ 449 

Heritage Deferral Account 

Under a Special Directive issued by the Province, the Commission was directed to authorize BC Hydro to establish the HDA. This account is intended 

to mitigate the impact of certain variances between the forecasted costs in the revenue requirements application and actual costs of service 

associated with the Heritage Resources by adjustment of net income. In the absence of rate regulation, GAAP would require the inclusion of these 

cost variances in operating results in the year in which they are incurred, which would have resulted in a $63 million increase in net income 

(2006 – $103 million decrease). 

Non-Heritage Deferral Account 

Under a Special Directive issued by the Province, the Commission approved the establishment of the NHDA, which is intended to mitigate the impact 

of certain cost variances between the forecasted costs in the revenue requirements application and actual costs related to energy acquisition and 

maintenance of BC Hydro’s distribution assets by adjustment of net income. In the absence of rate regulation, GAAP would require the inclusion of 

these cost variances in operating results in the year in which they are incurred, which would have resulted in a $4 million decrease in net income 

(2006 – $74 million). 

BCTC Deferral Account 

Under a Special Directive issued by the Province, variances that arise between the costs of transmission services included in BC Hydro’s rates and 

BCTC’s rates are deferred. In the absence of rate regulation, GAAP would require the inclusion of these cost variances in operating results in the year 

in which they are incurred, which would have resulted in a $12 million increase in net income (2006 – $25 million decrease). 

During fiscal 2007, BC Hydro recorded a $24 million refund from BCTC for point-to-point services received in cost of energy.




Demand-Side Management Programs 

1 0 4 



Established under a regulatory order from the Commission, demand-side management programs are designed to reduce the energy requirements on 

BC Hydro’s system. Costs of the programs include materials, direct labour and applicable portions of administration charges, equipment costs, and 

incentives. Amounts are deferred and amortized on a straight-line basis over the anticipated period of benefit of the program, generally not in excess 

of 10 years. 

In the absence of rate regulation, GAAP would require period costs to be included in operating results in the year in which they are incurred. Costs 

relating to identifiable tangible assets that meet the capitalization criteria would be recorded as property, plant and equipment. In 2007, $46 million 

of period costs were incurred and amortization of previously capitalized amounts totaled $33 million (2006 – $90 million and $28 million, 

respectively). Consequently, net income would have been $13 million lower than would have been recorded in the absence of rate regulation 

(2006 – $62 million). 

First Nation Negotiations, Litigation and Settlement Costs 

Established under a regulatory order, provisions for and costs incurred with respect to First Nation negotiations, litigation and settlements are 

deferred and amortized on a straight-line basis over a period of 10 years. 

In the absence of rate regulation, GAAP would require period costs to be included in operating results in the year in which they are incurred. Costs 

relating to identifiable tangible assets that meet the capitalization criteria would be recorded as property, plant and equipment. In 2007, $11 million 

(2006 – $96 million) of period costs were recorded as regulatory assets, and the amortization of previously capitalized amounts totaled $4 million 

(2006 – $4 million). Consequently, net income would have been $7 million lower than would have been recorded in the absence of rate regulation 

(2006 – $92 million). 

Other Regulatory Accounts 

Included in other regulatory accounts are the following regulatory assets and liabilities: Foreign Exchange Gains and Losses Arising from the 

Translation of Specified Foreign Currency Financial Instruments, Large Hydro Investigation Costs, Depreciation Study Adjustments; CIA Amortization 

Variance, and Major Storm Restoration Costs. All of these accounts have been approved by the Commission through regulatory order, except for the 

Major Storm Restoration Costs account which BC Hydro is applying to the Commission for approval. Recoverability of the storm restoration costs is 

subject to approval of the Commission. 

In 2007, $52 million of costs deferred to these accounts would have decreased net income in the absence of rate regulation (2006 – $4 million). 

Future Removal and Site Restoration Costs 

As part of its October 2004 decision, the Commission ordered the establishment of a regulatory provision for future removal and site restoration 

costs. This account was established in 2006 by a one-time transfer of $251 million from retained earnings. The costs of dismantling and disposal of 

property, plant and equipment will be applied to this regulatory liability if they do not otherwise relate to an asset retirement obligation. 

This liability has been recognized solely as a result of rate regulation as costs for future removal and site restoration have been established in excess 

of amounts required as asset retirement obligations. In the absence of rate regulation, it would be anticipated that a liability would not be 

recognized. The amortization of previously capitalized amounts totaled $16 million in the current year (2006 - $11 million). Consequently, net 

income would be $16 million lower than would have been recorded in the absence of rate regulation.




Trade Income Deferral Account 

1 0 5 



Established under a Special Directive issued by the Province, this account is intended to mitigate the uncertainty associated with forecasting the net 

income of BC Hydro’s trade activities. The impact is to defer the difference between the Trade Income forecast in the revenue requirements 

application and actual Trade Income. For the purposes of this calculation, Trade Income is defined as the net income of Powerex based on Canadian 

GAAP. The difference between the Trade Income forecast and actual Trade Income is deferred except for amounts arising from a net loss in Trade 

Income or the portion of Trade Income in excess of $200 million. 

In the absence of rate regulation, GAAP would require the inclusion of actual Trade Income to be reflected in operating results, regardless of the 

variance between forecast and actual amounts, which would have resulted in a $11 million decrease in net income (2006 – $99 million increase). 

For certain of the regulatory items identified above, the expected recovery or settlement period, or likelihood of recovery or settlement, is affected by 

risks and uncertainties relating to the ultimate authority of the Commission and operating results experienced during the year. 

Payment to the Province 

Under a Special Directive from the Province, BC Hydro is required to make an annual Payment to the Province (the Payment) on or before June 30 of 

each year. The Payment is equal to 85 per cent of BC Hydro’s distributable surplus for the most recently completed fiscal year assuming that the debt 

to equity ratio, as defined by the Province, after deducting the Payment, is not greater than 80:20. If the Payment would result in a debt to equity 

ratio exceeding 80:20, then the Payment will be based on the greatest amount that can be paid without causing the debt to equity ratio to exceed 

80:20. 

note 3: aMortization 

(in millions) 2007 2006 

Amortization of property, plant and equipment in service $ 354 $ 372 

Amortization of intangible assets 37 34 

Amortization of deferred contributions (29) (44) 

Property, plant and equipment written-off 7 49 

Dismantling costs 16 11 

Salvage proceeds (2) (11) 

$ 383 $ 411 

During the year ended March 31, 2006, BC Hydro recorded a write-down of thermal generation assets to reflect a reduction in their future use. The 

write-down, totalling $23 million, is included in property, plant and equipment written-off. 

note 4: Finance charges 


Interest on long-term debt $ 515 $ 493 

Sinking fund income (39) (54) 

Other 1 6 

477 445 

Less: Assigned to unfinished construction (24) (10) 

$ 453 $ 435



note 5: property, plant anD equipMent 


Property, Plant Property, Plant 

1 0 6 



and Equipment in Accumulated Unfinished Net Book and Equipment in Accumulated Unfinished Net Book 

Service Amortization Construction Value Service Amortization Construction Value 

Generation 

Hydraulic $ 5,555 $ 1,885 $ 199 $ 3,869 $ 5,443 $ 1,749 $ 102 $ 3,796 

Thermal 457 272 6 191 454 257 5 202 

6,012 2,157 205 4,060 5,897 2,006 107 3,998 

Lines 6,685 2,674 261 4,272 6,459 2,687 261 4,033 

Substations 

Other 

2,421 1,206 47 1,262 2,256 1,147 71 1,180 

Land and buildings 390 182 9 217 391 179 1 213 

Equipment 224 153 7 78 305 228 3 80 

Computer hardware 64 34 1 31 69 53 17 33 

Service vehicles 108 56 9 61 102 60 5 47 

Sundry 28 15 4 17 32 15 9 26 

814 440 30 404 899 535 35 399 

Total $ 15,932 $ 6,477 $ 543 $ 9,998 $ 15,511 $ 6,375 $ 474 $ 9,610 

note 6: intangiBle assets 


Accumulated Net Book Accumulated Net Book 

Cost Amortization Value Cost Amortization Value 

Subject to Amortization 

Software $ 359 $ 206 $ 153 $ 315 $ 165 $ 150 

Clearing 177 56 121 174 55 119 

Sundry 37 9 28 37 6 31 

Not Subject to Amortization 

573 271 302 526 226 300 

Land Rights 122 – 122 113 – 113 

Total $ 695 $ 271 $ 424 $ 639 $ 226 $ 413

BRITISH COLUMBIA HYDRO & POWER AUTHORITY 

STATEMENT OF SALARIES AND WAGES PAID 

GENERAL 

The statement of salaries and wages paid to employees during the year ended March 31, 2007 lists gross 

remuneration which includes, besides regular salaries and wages, payment for overtime, shift premiums, isolation 

and other allowances and payout of earned entitlements. 

SEVERANCE GRANTS 

During the fiscal year ended March 31, 2007 there were 22 severance agreements made between BC Hydro and its 

non unionized employees. These agreements represented from 2 to 18 months compensation.

BRITISH COLUMBIA HYDRO AND POWER AUTHORITY 

STATEMENT OF REMUNERATION AND EXPENSES 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

FISCAL YEAR ENDED MARCH 31, 2007 

Name Position Remuneration Expenses 

$ $ 

Bell, L B C Hydro Chair 86,927 5,620 

Bellringer, S Board of Directors 27,250 

Costuros, W Board of Directors 72,125 2,738 

Derrick, E Board of Directors 47,750 16,324 

Eaton, B Board of Directors 11,491 

Olewiler, N Board of Directors 50,125 472 

Powell, P Board of Directors 25,625 

Saponja, W Board of Directors 44,750 10,803 

Weisgerber, J Board of Directors 37,125 8,008 

Best, W Board of Directors 5,250 2,724 

Powertech 

Fairweather, R Board of Directors 21,750 11 

Powerex 

Total 418,677 58,191

Report ID: HYFIA001 

A Abdalla 

R Abernethy 

K Abeyewardene 

AM Abramson 

OP Acharya 

J Acland 

R Adair 

A Adams 

B Adams 

B Adams 

H Adams 

J Adams 

M Adams 

NE Adams 

J Addie 

K Addo 

M Ahad 

K Ahlfield 

B Albinsson 

RA Aldeguer 

E Alexander 

KD Alexander 

L Alexander 

M Alexander 

D Alger 

J Allen 

T Allen 

N Allinson 

J Almonidovar 

H Alvarado 

J Anaka 

D Anand 

A Andersen 

RM Andersen 

AR Anderson 

A Anderson 

B Anderson 

CR Anderson 

D Anderson 

D Anderson 

G Anderson 

K Anderson 

R Anderson 

BD Andrews 

Z Andrijaszyn 

R Angman 

R Angus 

R Angus 

V Antao 

VB Antoniades 

J Apolzer 

D Apps 

V Arce 

J Arishenkoff 

NL Arishenkoff 

T Armatage 

LW Armstrong 

C Arnason 

D Arnold 

D Arnott 

M Arshad 

J Arthur 

K Assaf 

B Assman 

W Atamanchuk 

TR Atherton 

R Atzenberger 

R Austrom 

C Auyoung 

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on behalf of employees during the year ended March 31 2007 Run Date: 

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REMUNERATION EXPENSES REMUNERATION 

EXPENSES 

94,551 129 

75,182 868 

85,876 828 

130,413 387 

109,402 10,433 

96,103 3,899 

90,911 300 

100,129 11,463 

76,380 6,519 

94,978 22,804 

110,339 7,205 

87,881 700 

84,499 3,971 

77,431 1,767 

113,440 739 

113,247 558 

109,478 2,505 

167,840 1,659 

94,767 13,055 

328,093 8,849 

96,337 10,515 

83,229 1,874 

92,017 2,935 

101,283 4,512 

78,667 1,107 

79,222 1,784 

78,678 6,004 

115,547 2,786 

102,236 3,354 

81,068 5,666 

88,162 12,140 

129,178 8,455 

75,810 18,325 

142,421 5,378 

124,397 3,152 

76,655 2,474 

153,768 14,031 

99,762 1,511 

77,091 3,651 

78,692 27,539 

90,286 144 

171,002 

79,595 

10,208 

84,770 

183,473 

2,525 

107,064 15,131 

154,866 15,711 

90,096 4,626 

155,174 2,520 

130,987 505 

201,456 5,235 

143,882 9,023 

90,964 958 

168,387 5,655 

76,278 1,110 

124,589 5,788 

77,247 1,158 

105,549 5,076 

114,267 11,985 

79,873 6,172 

97,706 9,386 

113,932 4,282 

79,464 2,387 

85,164 1,163 

95,690 11,164 

125,339 24,958 

95,442 7,648 

133,063 3,463 

76,812 1,972 

N Avdic 

R Avis 

J Avren 

K Babiy 

MJ Bachman 

C Badenhorst 

SH Bae 

RE Bailey 

TF Bailey 

HS Bains 

D Bairstow 

EG Bairstow 

BE Baker 

D Baker 

R Baker 

R Baker 

R Balbirnie 

M Balea 

JT Ball 

A Banks 

MP Barbour 

J Barker 

B Barnes 

M Barnes 

G Barnett 

R Barone 

G Barr 

R Barron 

LT Bartfai 

C Bartle 

S Bartman 

HS Basi 

A Basra 

L Bassim 

M Bast 

DB Bauerfind 

JS Baum 

AG Baxter 

G Baxter 

J Baxter 

P Baxter 

RK Bean 

C Beauchamp 

J Beauchamp 

B Becer 

K Beck 

HC Bedard 

SJ Bedford 

J Beebe 

T Beeson 

C Befus 

J Beggs 

H Behn 

HJ Bell 

K Bell 

SA Bell 

JF Beltgens 

C Bemister 

D Bemister 

D Benish 

B Benjamin 

RH Benjamin 

SS Benjamin 

CG Bennett 

J Bennett 

JA Bennett 

DW Berard 

M Berg 

B Bergen 

U Bergmann 

78,584 3,951 

100,375 1,646 

166,925 2,682 

99,249 18,122 

77,672 7,819 

126,363 422 

135,096 6,719 

108,055 3,305 

136,027 

107,473 

9,773 

118,855 10,872 

80,867 10,410 

113,493 2,321 

171,393 3,478 

124,003 3,595 

102,705 939 

155,476 12,151 

107,889 1,948 

161,642 6,503 

101,691 1,381 

100,957 962 

182,567 11,316 

131,522 8,584 

77,409 14,967 

116,837 10,786 

125,042 600 

112,484 6,082 

92,072 2,581 

160,320 18,211 

169,622 2,582 

76,197 256 

123,891 2,952 

107,984 188 

109,917 509 

102,830 6,040 

133,520 6,149 

116,971 334 

107,941 1,464 

166,109 4,799 

78,622 10,416 

82,413 1,178 

135,060 2,978 

86,311 4,566 

146,860 

133,737 

21,794 

79,629 28,272 

102,427 6,928 

118,798 2,722 

122,224 5,360 

78,925 9,020 

131,619 35,899 

178,904 3,830 

144,776 16,470 

113,650 14,023 

125,347 9,204 

102,547 577 

142,523 8,360 

95,593 1,808 

85,776 78 

108,642 673 

117,873 5,457 

129,257 

118,508 

2,500 

99,677 513 

103,728 2,497 

81,832 1,472 

155,786 

76,399 

1,603 

91,324 18,743 

146,805 21,034


B Berkelaar 

A Berrisford 

G Berthold 

J Betteridge 

V Bevacqua 

JO Bevan-Pritchard 

G Bianowsky 

DD Bidin 

V Bidnyk 

ER Bienias 

D Biever 

L Biggs 

M Bilesky 

B Billey 

G Birch 

M Bird 

R Birnie 

R Birtch 

H Bishop 

R Bishop 

JR Bissett 

D Bisson 

GM Bittante 

S Bjorklund 

BG Blackman 

H Blecker 

M Bleko 

I Block 

CW Blokland 

S Blom 

K Bochon 

A Bock 

J Bodenham 

J Boersma 

B Boese 

B Boese 

L Boffy 

RB Boffy 

AH Bogetti 

W Bogle 

T Bogue 

AJ Boldt 

R Boldt 

C Boltwood 

JM Bond 

F Bonn 

J Bonser 

D Boomer 

E Boon 

J Boots 

M Boozari 

S Borradaile 

RM Borsoff 

JR Botham 

D Boucher 

DR Bourne 

G Boyd 

G Bozic 

R Bradd 

G Bradley 

JE Bradley 

RG Bradshaw 

S Bradshaw 

WT Bradshaw 

MG Braem 

TJ Brand 

RR Brandon 

J Brandschert 

M Brandson 

J Branham 

TW Brannlund 

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EXPENSES 

113,367 3,715 

106,617 7,108 

101,368 5,032 

175,420 6,296 

89,197 4,428 

76,295 6,891 

152,753 

112,205 

12,097 

89,999 4,050 

90,967 4,222 

76,034 520 

76,967 100 

102,041 158 

115,112 12,539 

205,523 22,044 

79,295 2,348 

161,312 10,352 

87,072 205 

137,809 15,559 

158,806 13,497 

132,098 2,465 

115,361 18,220 

82,606 2,305 

148,656 6,030 

80,708 14,115 

117,830 556 

110,888 752 

156,849 696 

112,402 1,791 

78,160 10,642 

89,818 7,343 

87,161 6,688 

121,387 

77,443 

2,173 

107,520 3,022 

92,499 13,492 

139,509 16,296 

87,411 2,138 

120,004 6,428 

108,290 1,381 

100,434 110 

150,272 11,658 

78,705 732 

133,209 563 

140,983 3,329 

80,678 570 

105,305 462 

84,957 1,008 

126,673 2,433 

155,613 3,367 

75,037 4,972 

78,440 16,584 

77,817 692 

80,469 452 

122,886 7,716 

81,728 266 

135,565 8,505 

83,956 5,013 

98,553 6,157 

82,640 483 

105,949 22,375 

79,293 935 

86,810 2,592 

101,455 1,273 

113,445 4,109 

140,063 3,753 

121,835 11,188 

80,382 580 

132,618 12,177 

89,594 4,858 

145,197 10,342 

K Bray 

K Bremner 

R Brewis 

D Bridal 

S Bridgman 

E Brigden 

N Brigden 

A Briggs 

M Briggs 

R Brighton 

RT Brodie 

D Bromley 

J Brookes 

D Brooks 

PR Broomfield 

C Brough 

AM Brown 

C Brown 

J Brown 

K Brown 

K Brown 

M Brown 

K Browning 

HE Brownlow 

D Bruce 

J Bruce 

I Bruhs 

W Brunner 

SA Bruyneel 

CL Bucar 

P Buchanan 

A Bucknell 

P Buckoke 

J Budd 

D Bulger 

R Bullock 

HE Burbee 

M Burgess 

D Burggraeve 

A Burkinshaw 

GE Burkitt 

S Burkitt 

DG Burnett 

J Burns 

T Burns 

G Burr 

N Burroughs 

D Burton 

R Burton 

P Burville 

HR Butters 

L Byhre 

B Byrnell 

D Byrnell 

D Cabral 

Y Cakmur 

C Caldarella 

D Calder 

R Calderon 

M Callaghan 

D Callewaert 

B Campbell 

C Campbell 

C Campbell 

ED Campbell 

N Campbell 

S Campbell 

BD Cann 

S Canning 

BG Cannon 

S Cao 

75,823 5,255 

78,790 6,143 

91,268 2,742 

120,331 3,217 

182,929 10,796 

160,744 21,705 

89,574 4,488 

75,007 1,224 

120,751 10,555 

112,024 5,678 

109,031 843 

129,498 306 

97,238 1,826 

148,711 1,548 

97,951 3 

77,793 448 

78,616 7,795 

100,132 29,284 

97,822 11,102 

215,277 46,338 

86,585 338 

91,405 

94,433 

436 

118,344 14,777 

96,671 6,799 

84,261 397 

89,656 840 

237,975 362 

234,739 650 

216,366 13,375 

99,483 6,376 

93,811 1,067 

81,093 100 

117,742 11,243 

158,517 9,523 

123,368 16,526 

138,917 13,066 

97,589 4,354 

105,267 14,550 

92,457 37,108 

114,157 4,887 

141,660 19,477 

99,387 3,858 

118,147 13,704 

163,427 18,858 

94,249 1,927 

137,211 5,999 

90,456 1,098 

84,807 2,731 

80,594 2,171 

118,916 1,738 

132,243 1,498 

94,746 200 

102,841 584 

81,981 5,358 

107,484 4,354 

86,264 7,271 

148,914 9,245 

95,665 2,200 

102,514 9,198 

178,579 13,120 

106,875 14,177 

77,259 118 

111,735 10,422 

113,777 5,385 

153,128 16,114 

128,977 3,969 


195,005 

80,534 

19,140 

78,588 944


LJ Carabetta 

G Cardinal 

MD Carlson 

RE Carmichael 

G Carter 

M Carter 

RG Carter 

C Caryula 

V Case 

G Caslor 

E Catapia 

JD Cattanach 

A Catto 

S Cavan 

B Cave 

MJ Cavin 

L Cender 

D Chai 

NV Chalmers 

C Chan 

DK Chan 

D Chan 

S Chan 

P Chand 

D Chang 

A Chan-McLeod 

S Chapman 

A Chappell 

G Charchun 

S Charlesworth 

MW Cheater 

X Chen 

JS Cheng 

P Cheng 

P Cheng 

P Cheng 

W Cheng 

W Cheng 

L Cherkezoff 

R Chernenkoff 

L Chernenkow 

S Cherukupalli 

E Cheung 

MK Cheung 

I Chichkin 

NS Chinatambi 

J Chiu 

A Chooi 

N Chopra 

A Chow 

G Chow 

L Chow 

S Chow 

CT Christensen 

JL Christensen 

C Christianson 

P Chu 

T Chu 

VS Chu 

K Chun 

A Chung 

S Chung 

WH Chung 

L Chutskoff 

D Chwaklinski 

M Ciccotelli 

M Cienciala 

R Clapperton 

DM Clark 

DA Clark 

G Clark 

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EXPENSES 

106,310 2,054 

132,413 2,384 

117,574 204 

117,128 7,688 

115,410 6,560 

160,305 11,040 

113,642 6,807 

86,429 8,669 

96,996 10,985 

93,806 13,867 

129,586 350 

144,143 28,383 

106,994 18,789 

78,962 6,578 

88,290 5,755 

130,152 21,691 

128,806 2,514 

116,962 3,222 

107,948 1,010 

157,876 4,325 

103,382 94 

131,195 3,106 

106,058 6,425 

113,809 2,132 

80,778 448 

116,990 2,354 

100,312 3,139 

88,018 

100,379 

4,038 

91,408 22,466 

104,765 14,467 

100,029 3,526 

121,914 921 

97,719 769 

75,020 310 

106,270 6,427 

112,576 

118,106 

7,035 

101,428 1,179 

81,290 976 

148,227 1,621 

125,846 7,608 

98,029 6,969 

168,776 130 

77,942 7,475 

113,814 186 

132,166 6,693 

97,721 2,599 

123,000 985 

96,162 790 

108,695 745 

118,729 7,921 

111,399 3,594 

94,632 1,869 

115,402 3,996 

96,673 9,332 

144,714 22,762 

124,944 22 

120,869 3,047 

115,794 127 

111,650 735 

115,352 9,758 

108,234 3,323 

151,971 6,273 

107,337 2,819 

75,516 2,763 

105,080 30,003 

114,288 5,359 

123,018 7,451 

75,305 7,802 

96,012 4,865 

L Clark 

B Clarke 

D Clarke 

W Clarke 

M Claxton 

R Clelland 

R Cleven 

G Clibbett 

D Clinaz 

B Cline 

W Cline 

AN Coburn 

D Cochran 

C Cochrane 

G Cochrane 

GT Coghill 

NJ Colby 

M Cole 

RJ Coleman 

RH Coleman 

N Cole-Morgan 

F Collette 

R Collins 

T Collins 

L Coltart 

SJ Colville 

FR Combs 

A Comfort 

A Compton 

FW Condrashoff 

K Conlin 

G Connell 

J Connors 

BB Conrad 

K Contzen 

D Conway 

G Conway 

T Cook 

T Cook 

VH Cook 

L Cooper 

GD Corbett 

R Corbett 

J Cormier 

P Corsie 

RR Cote 

EW Cottingham 

HN Cottingham 

E Coulombe 

K Coulter 

RK Coulter 

AP Coupe 

W Cousins 

A Coutts 

G Coutts 

A Cowan 

LR Cowell 

F Cox 

L Crampton 

J Cranmer 

D Craven 

B Crawley 

L Creech 

SA Crees 

GM Cromarty 

JF Crompton 

D Cronan 

J Croockewit 

D Cross 

R Cross 

W Cross 

81,709 790 

158,471 22,371 

123,225 12,405 

80,811 35,557 

104,468 64,807 

122,063 7,570 

146,520 556 

125,121 20,015 

82,090 7,119 


110,371 53,114 

84,376 418 

140,071 5,406 

94,955 1,803 

166,810 3,627 

95,284 168 

222,207 7,764 

90,976 4,075 

85,718 50 

86,126 3,963 

104,954 112 

106,366 3,787 

84,821 743 

93,588 6,644 

211,829 8,951 

112,248 1,317 

79,420 280 

110,816 6,451 

89,294 2,157 

109,412 2,174 

128,052 15,511 

107,036 63 

75,808 18,104 

109,398 400 

75,872 64 

149,081 22,463 

178,008 22,604 

149,904 15,110 

119,254 

78,299 

3,097 

102,790 6,702 

198,021 3,366 

96,745 241 

84,729 307 

124,423 747 

178,693 3,842 

82,844 7,522 

79,361 111 

107,775 5,511 

80,269 15,038 

138,959 1,695 

90,474 4,808 

121,786 14,469 

118,711 21,136 

126,901 9,279 

352,940 47,130 

120,428 3,138 

81,103 2,474 

113,532 18,836 

100,192 19,404 

75,139 150 

182,031 11,902 

84,591 137 

87,642 353 

125,011 14,234 

139,740 8,604 

191,539 6,925 

100,693 6,247 

88,516 5,332 

96,239 45,661 

115,854 10,593


B Croteau 

R Crothers 

GH Crowhurst 

B Crowther 

V Cummings 

ER Dagan 

C Dahl 

N Dai 

J Dale 

SM Dalman 

K Dang 

JD Dashwood 

A Davey 

GP Davidson 

HW Davidson 

J Davidson 

W Davidson 

J Davie 

D Davis 

M Davison 

R Dawson 

M Dayton 

MS De Asis 

DE Deguire 

M DeHaan 

T Deines 

W Deitner 

B dela Cruz 

R Dela Rosa 

J Delage 

DA Delcourt 

DF Della Maestra 

D Delmonico 

J DelRaj 

D Den Biesen 

R Denis 

F Dennert 

LJ Dennis 

R Depuit 

N Dermody 

B Derrien 

D Deyagher 

AG Dezall 

NS Dharamshi 

R Dhillon 

R Di Lullo 

B Diallo 

G Dickie 

J Dickin 

AW Dionne 

TC Dithurbide 

J Dixon 

R Dobie 

S Dobie 

BF Dobranowski 

D Dobrenski 

MG Doctor 

I Dodd 

W Doerksen 

D Don 

F Donaghy 

KD Donnan 

P Donovan 

P Dooley 

R Dorner 

J Dorsey 

B Dos Remedios 

D Doskotch 

K Dostie 

B Douglas 

D Dowler 

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EXPENSES 

83,170 3,905 

81,636 3,370 

122,908 4,820 

135,525 1,654 

103,848 

80,857 

421 

166,307 16,865 

76,149 2,085 

86,560 27,547 

78,684 5,143 

157,086 463 

118,724 9,600 

89,974 24,750 

102,497 10,311 

101,284 4,004 

77,064 1,539 

146,615 17,425 

81,620 7,226 

154,713 10,077 

87,098 1,945 

78,407 3,665 

147,451 2,507 

86,724 50 

85,044 3,738 

128,230 9,768 

87,225 1,913 

102,104 32,476 

77,159 8,546 

102,097 10,555 

93,251 268 

129,500 8,940 

91,335 13,403 

155,938 4,340 

103,350 6,578 

82,688 15,991 

116,337 2,009 

163,678 8,542 

76,032 435 

87,131 3,318 

150,610 41,350 

112,900 2,605 

138,082 8,974 

98,998 519 

120,519 5,792 


83,543 28,966 

76,330 5,500 

115,778 2,984 

89,857 4,656 

100,520 837 

157,186 35,238 

194,120 25,637 

110,204 10,488 

84,079 35,825 

190,445 2,072 

109,483 35,504 

97,767 1,482 

82,386 12,366 

102,973 24,029 

82,466 20,447 

145,384 8,532 

87,416 2,483 

107,779 4,133 

75,956 5,430 

95,373 772 

99,586 

80,103 

2,273 

97,491 2,739 

75,529 366 

78,677 1,957 

111,113 29,799 

RJ Downey 

B Drader 

R Draugelis Dawson 

JL Dresler 

S Drexl 

G Driedger 

M Drown 

DJ Druce 

K Duchak 

C Duffy 

J Duffy 

K Duhamel 

R Duncan 

W Duncan 

L Dundas 

P Dunham 

DD Dunlop 

C Dunsford 

T Duong 

JG Duplessis 

BJ Durand 

R Dusil 

L Dwolinsky 

L Dyck 

C Dyson 

G Dziedzic 

M Eang 

W Earis 

C Earle 

S Earle 

L Ebert 

B Eccleton 

J Edgar 

B Edmond 

O Edvardsen 

C Edwards 

JC Edwards 

M Edwards 

P Edwards 

T Edwards 

C Egan 

D Egroff 

M Eidsness 

M Eldridge 

D Ellingboe 

E Elliott 

RM Ellis 

B Elton 

F Embryk 

S Emery 

EG Enegren 

A English 

R Engstrom 

DB Enns 

JA Enns 

N Enock 

B Enright-Peterson 

P Entwistle 

DB Epp 

G Erho 

GA Eriksen 

G Esau 

A Escobar 

E Esguerra 

KL Essery 

E Ethier 

RT Evans 

T Evans Buhr 

M Ewaniuk 

G Ewart 

L Ewert 

143,516 7,392 

85,427 1,821 


89,338 11,331 

79,278 8,251 

87,194 1,581 

85,869 3,851 

157,644 4,310 

110,926 2,977 

103,473 12,415 

110,881 2,896 

92,229 675 

111,635 1,775 

83,987 1,414 

130,447 4,432 

97,677 120 

174,345 10,909 

87,974 

100,688 

20,897 

121,694 14,283 

93,296 8,572 

150,280 43,821 

123,495 18,172 

168,537 10,088 

110,745 5,162 

122,263 4,791 

135,696 1,476 

108,326 8,191 

144,452 2,530 

98,381 5,651 

109,852 1,248 

112,978 2,356 

81,117 2,370 

115,702 4,672 

139,728 1,315 

113,168 17,894 

150,379 2,184 

84,115 119 

79,432 663 

95,973 339 

78,526 11,251 

118,739 5,970 

104,005 10,113 

133,183 1,515 

80,127 10,853 

79,492 1,188 

169,747 224 

476,050 60,454 

90,632 754 

93,294 4,054 

126,116 12,434 

156,248 4,531 

88,870 775 

100,501 5,110 

93,003 23,318 

129,041 

86,043 

8,592 

203,335 3,208 

128,418 4,191 

80,459 12,058 

95,862 2,739 

148,060 3,732 

133,156 -196 

144,862 153 

76,893 1,190 

100,181 803 

81,848 3,336 

79,970 805 

92,559 1,401 

84,407 2,462 

96,817 9,056


S Exter 

B Ezelyk 

RL Ezelyk 

P Ezinga 

DV Facey 

S Factor 

S Faisal 

C Fait 

MG Fait 

WR Fajber 

J Fan 

L Fane 

R Farbridge 

D Farrell 

GT Farrell 

B Fast 

I Fattah 

W Faulkner 

RT Favelle 

B Fawcett 

L Fedan 

S Feener 

G Fenwick 

G Fenwick 

MC Ferguson 

TE Ferolie 

A Ferreira 

MW Ferrier 

B Ferris 

PT Ficzycz 

D Filer 

CJ Fingler 

J Finley 

P Finnegan 

L Finskars 

DB Fisher 

F Fisher 

D Fladmark 

M Fleming 

P Flesher 

C Fleury 

D Flynn 

D Foglia 

J Foley 

C Folkestad 

J Fong 

D Fontaine 

R Fornasier 

S Forrest 

A Forrester 

M Forster 

B Foss 

D Fossa 

D Fossa 

S Foster 

R Foucault 

P Found 

SC Fowles 

D Fox 

J Fralick 

S Frame 

C France 

C Francis 

F Francis 

D Franklin 

T Franklin 

S Frenette 

G Fricker 

S Friedman 

H Friesen 

M Friesen 

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EXPENSES 

115,528 4,601 

120,209 11,255 

87,953 3,494 

125,018 1,550 

146,951 

76,340 

5,631 

81,863 621 

118,129 26,058 

108,812 37,896 

109,674 

79,655 

5,546 

87,797 977 

86,976 35 

355,528 15,414 

80,003 37 

117,230 3,730 

113,701 3,500 

120,238 9,406 

82,589 376 

97,689 15,331 

83,588 140 

79,198 

81,649 

4,067 

159,970 9,081 

96,777 10,506 

128,945 3,255 

113,345 3,538 

104,490 3,505 

101,012 287 

108,265 17,506 

97,838 5,569 

134,313 627 

157,876 1,142 

119,430 25,308 

170,336 12,080 

110,823 6,611 

116,527 24,060 

96,852 7,202 

100,735 5,173 

78,127 50 

114,570 2,498 

139,411 3,421 

76,208 1,579 

78,353 5,691 

123,138 

123,467 

2,996 

103,088 8,412 

113,622 1,706 

140,993 7,206 

103,198 4,609 

127,240 5,667 

101,661 5,625 

118,700 12,208 

170,071 5,572 

112,288 13,917 

80,918 18 

100,484 9,957 

198,428 43,083 

130,311 10,882 

102,058 6,794 

77,275 18,782 

104,540 38,440 

100,895 3,608 

123,233 1,998 

159,181 50,872 

168,183 15,488 

111,883 8,749 

122,597 2,153 

102,322 732 

75,235 25 

118,611 1,345 

H Friis-Jensen 

W Friml 

C Froud 

BM Fryer 

J Fuller 

MK Fulson 

C Fulton 

D Fulton 

K Fulton 

RJ Funfer 

HJ Funk 

R Funk 

BP Fuoco 

M Futa 

S Fyfe 

P Gaffran 

C Gallagher 

G Gallagher 

DE Gallo 

D Galos 

A Gamage 

R Gammie 

R Garcia 

JE Gares 

C Gargantiel 

SJ Garner 

T Garrow 

SD Gaskin 

JF Gaspard 

D Gaudin 

Z Gauthier 

MA Gedig 

D Geisheimer 

A Geissler 

RG Gerbrandt 

V Gerlib 

T Gervais 

G Gerwin 

T Gessell 

A Ghitan 

W Gibson 

D Giesbrecht 

L Gifford 

B Gilbert 

LL Giles 

HS Gill 

NP Gillan 

D Gillanders 

A Gillies 

DW Gilmore 

J Gilraine 

AC Gimple 

J Gin 

A Girard 

M Girard 

C Gleeson 

B Glover 

BR Glowatski 

P Godsoe 

B Goehring 

S Goh 

R Goldberg 

E Goldsmith 

G Gonzales 

A Good 

K Gooden 

LW Goodey 

RS Goodman 

D Gordon 

M Gordon 

A Gosse 

100,909 287 

205,057 2,692 

124,228 21,149 

126,067 2,206 

120,173 3,180 

114,028 9,314 

146,616 14,391 


111,420 3,253 

111,889 970 

118,662 889 

111,686 850 

121,501 11,011 

93,898 4,833 

144,911 16,596 

89,450 21,306 

84,666 1,455 

140,421 2,520 

91,428 1,987 

89,166 5,571 

184,057 29,284 

114,568 9,248 

79,756 60 

108,942 

78,679 

497 

127,427 2,975 

98,013 4,640 

114,730 2,616 

141,901 2,922 

100,006 3,548 

138,255 6,760 

122,076 4,653 

80,630 1,633 

150,441 2,467 

121,540 6,234 

122,234 

75,163 

18,889 

104,730 6,018 

104,927 20,330 

85,495 3,169 

99,921 11,416 

111,695 2,308 

85,954 1,196 

87,451 646 

80,992 7,102 

130,873 2,364 

118,361 20,579 

78,394 

152,278 

2,511 

91,871 10,786 

114,118 6,288 

80,620 333 

75,414 669 

100,735 23,581 

77,499 2,725 

80,720 507 

106,367 

122,648 

12,778 

131,290 398 

160,741 10,802 

84,935 2,100 

124,326 16,648 

116,203 19,207 

97,047 1,541 

126,439 8,023 

109,776 30,309 

89,729 5,935 

130,712 3,497 

117,347 9,896 

110,770 14,315 

121,145 419


JV Gothard 

D Gould 

R Gowland 

P Grabowski 

PE Graham 

S Graham 

B Granstrom 

D Grant 

LM Grant 

L Grant 

R Grant 

D Graves 

W Greeley 

I Green 

K Green 

RL Green 

JC Greenwell 

MS Grewal 

D Griffiths 

D Grimes 

FR Grimm 

C Groenevelt 

L Groombridge 

R Groombridge 

R Grout 

C Groves 

KL Groves 

RC Groves 

A Grujic 

P Grundy 

J Gugins 

BD Guile 

D Guinan 

W Gunn 

D Gunson 

TB Gutwin 

S Gwilliam 

T Haaf 

M Haag 

E Haboly 

M Hackwell 

B Hadden 

GR Haddow 

P Hagel 

C Haizimsque 

MR Hajnrych 

DW Hale 

PJ Hale 

J Haley 

CC Hall 

R Hall 

G Hallaway 

G Halliday 

RN Hallinan 

D Hamagami 

H Hamberger 

WM Hambuechen 

R Hamel 

GR Hamer 

G Hamill 

S Hamilton 

W Hamilton 

H Hamilton Harding 

DL Hamp 

R Handby 

R Handford 

K Hanlon 

V Hanson 

W Hanson 

S Harada 

DL Hardy 

HYDRO 


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6 





EXPENSES 

205,568 57,655 

93,961 80 

113,523 8,922 

88,791 2,570 

107,426 34,303 

96,674 1,075 

143,432 4,956 

87,145 1,733 

83,867 2,493 

81,501 228 

110,553 3,057 

81,578 230 

149,394 11,018 

112,698 9,567 

113,864 1,276 

122,855 3,260 

118,951 3,910 

83,601 20 

80,935 16,345 

120,360 4,285 

154,862 11,257 

122,202 6,275 

79,149 497 

97,467 146 

233,649 8,770 

98,504 4,455 

115,254 8,686 

140,791 18,715 

78,608 120 

100,828 12,309 

122,124 10,632 

106,471 7,455 

92,347 358 

220,371 8,788 

126,467 6,004 

107,067 1,939 

87,181 16,772 

111,470 2,230 

130,540 6,487 

125,716 1,367 

79,862 2,969 

76,351 2,320 

142,595 1,121 

159,283 13,245 

83,080 2,913 

160,046 11,046 

127,332 32 

104,725 3,783 

146,626 23,311 

79,870 253 

76,028 667 

123,426 27,406 

98,108 2,362 

108,380 1,070 

86,618 150 

97,330 5,416 

88,229 2,324 

85,848 3,066 

107,685 14,051 

107,334 196 

103,487 763 

104,725 11,256 

93,960 1,962 

165,268 101,111 

119,361 3,019 

84,482 2,716 

110,738 94 

158,385 3,800 

96,113 19,436 

276,501 967 

153,610 467 

D Hare 

LE Harker 

E Harmati 

D Harper 

B Harrap 

P Harrington 

A Harris 

S Harrison 

WG Hart 

D Hartford 

A Harvey 

B Harvey 

G Harvey 

K Harvey 

T Harvey 

LJ Harwood 

C Hastings 

M Haston 

GR Hatala 

B Hatch 

JM Hatch 

C Hau 

F Hauzer 

RG Hawkins 

S Hawkins 

N Hawley 

R Hawryluk 

D Hayes 

I Hayes 

M Hayles 

D Head 

B Hebden 

TR Hedges 

GW Heenan 

T Heiman 

DW Hein 

P Heinrichs 

C Helston 

C Heminsley 

M Hemmingsen 

E Henderson 

G Henderson 

R Henderson 

R Henderson 

T Henderson 

J Heng 

J Hennig 

G Henriques 

R Hepple 

K Heppner 

WJ Herman 

R Hern 

JM Herrington 

R Herter 

RE Herzog 

B Heslip 

J Heslop 

L Hewitt 

DJ Hicks 

GL Hiebert 

C Higgins 

P Higgins 

J Higham 

BG Hikichi 

LE Hildebrandt 

KH Hilger 

D Hill 

DR Hill 

E Hill 

M Hill 

M Hill 

90,417 255 

89,366 

83,460 

15,492 

86,936 5,493 

151,395 989 

128,236 50 

132,030 6,177 

95,094 23,060 

107,978 10,986 

142,863 110,215 

108,405 12,889 

100,919 3,981 

100,350 9,055 

124,533 4,099 

83,254 3,803 

88,965 2,760 

102,237 1,144 

101,374 298 

158,745 3,955 

110,171 29,600 

195,942 6,028 

138,677 141 

122,513 7,039 

96,654 640 

133,494 3,098 

127,595 11,445 

133,335 16,401 

109,973 10,528 

75,804 4,038 

100,483 8,983 

88,954 21,723 

130,313 21,585 

98,825 18,749 

80,787 10,800 

82,919 2,910 

133,778 11,212 

159,630 19,227 

134,607 17,777 

228,644 3,030 

232,999 29,149 

124,409 4,073 

109,225 1,299 

104,110 2,835 

118,622 2,061 

124,364 10,785 


148,496 5,212 

156,340 13,002 

89,772 4,721 

110,912 16,688 

106,726 3,460 

76,888 1,070 

125,473 19,214 

95,641 1,874 

80,015 12,698 

98,125 5,437 

108,098 13,422 

102,989 4,191 

131,013 200 

80,793 953 

141,520 61,962 

115,527 1,544 

80,337 7,657 

125,521 9,147 

206,741 5,947 

87,969 1,942 

81,034 1,976 

106,712 347 

110,316 17,206 

78,904 1,033 

120,114 17,471


R Hill 

RJ Hill 

DB Hills 

K Hirji 

B Hirschfield 

DS Hiscocks 

KC Ho 

L Hobenshield 

B Hobkirk 

S Hobson 

S Hoekstra 

K Hofer 

CF Hofferd 

B Hoffman 

EG Hohertz 

R Hohner 

D Holden 

C Holder 

D Holitzki 

R Holitzki 

F Holland 

H Holland 

IJ Holma 

A Holmgren 

DW Holmstrom 

A Holt 

B Holtby 

RB Homewood 

H Honda 

GS Honeyman 

W Hood 

J Horkoff 

N Horne 

GJ Horton 

JC Horton 

A Horvath 

K Hoskins 

J Hothi 

J Hougan 

E Howard 

J Howes 

M Howey 

E Howker 

M Hrad 

D Hruschak 

G Hsu 

G Htan 

J Hua 

GE Huang 

RA Huber 

B Hughes 

D Hughes 

D Hughes 

M Hughes 

PG Hughes 

RF Hughes 

BJ Hugo 

C Hui 

K Hui 

R Hui 

S Hui 

T Huitika 

T Hume 

S Humphreys 

RM Huntley 

J Hurst 

A Hussain 

L Husty 

M Husty 

E Hutchison 

RD Hutt 

HYDRO 


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7 





EXPENSES 

77,043 14,710 

102,091 1,974 

126,821 594 

142,723 5,174 

150,573 13,017 

98,604 915 

106,969 9,221 

105,680 7,549 

142,282 6 

152,768 8,071 

149,845 13,537 

93,200 770 

83,359 4,012 

93,555 10,086 

104,465 1,368 

109,841 1,712 

126,506 6,150 

127,202 5,370 

196,257 8,422 

138,037 4,796 

96,162 24,158 

75,235 60 

77,191 5,437 

125,752 4,093 

78,509 2,205 

141,627 3,268 

103,806 5,856 

118,075 7,929 

116,494 3,528 

83,940 1,464 

115,219 9,723 

119,001 34,392 

82,895 2,748 

90,889 11,526 

88,922 2,537 

128,527 22,301 

97,364 745 

130,894 11,846 

121,375 19,780 

88,777 16,408 

123,530 9,176 

83,673 431 

121,694 7,114 

188,292 35,056 

82,596 3,361 

118,699 13 

98,953 650 

98,379 15 

146,755 665 

130,595 20,868 

81,529 21,723 

173,885 6,321 

142,776 2,249 

142,306 16,762 

94,368 45 

113,385 15,841 

113,931 2,686 

141,071 1,814 

93,127 2,006 

104,395 925 

363,469 44,300 

89,995 30,272 

83,479 8,202 

133,272 12,693 

83,627 528 

79,072 23,412 

121,456 4,550 

103,895 2,062 

119,661 6,108 

151,393 14,945 

87,193 2,221 

C Iamonaco-Dagg 

B Ihlen 

G Ilic 

B Imler 

DB Ince 

R Infanti 

S Ingram 

C Intihar 

H Iosfin 

J Iosfin 

R Iredale 

S Ireland 

JR Irvine 

KD Irwin 

J Isaacson 

D Isberg 

M Iseli 

S Iseli 

R Jack 

R Jack 

F Jackson 

R Jackson 

S Jackson 

A Jacob 

B Jakumeit 

C James 

F James 

B Jane 

NA Janes 

G Jang 

S Jang 

A Janmohamed 

RA Janzen 

G Jarl 

M Jasek 

G Jasicek 

RF Jay 

CJ Jeans 

R Jeffries 

W Jenneson 

S Jens 

DW Jensen 

EW Jensen 

T Jensen 

Z Jiao 

R Jivraj 

EM Jobe 

WG Joe 

M Johal 

J Johanson 

B Johnson 

DC Johnson 

R Johnson 

EA Johnston 

W Johnston 

S Jones 

SM Jones 

L Joseph 

S Joyce 

J Joyner 

D Jung 

T Jurbin 

F Kaempffer 

DM Kahl 

W Kaiser 

M Kammerle 

J Kapalka 

R Kapoor 

M Kariya 

R Kariz 

B Karpinski 

100,157 8,859 

95,967 8,720 

130,729 8,940 

80,488 2,148 

148,595 4,785 

99,486 3,529 

133,349 8,924 

101,760 3,761 

156,486 17,383 

135,756 5,989 

130,027 8,999 

89,840 4,999 

171,929 10,395 

98,762 2,734 

144,652 289 

91,943 11,498 

85,336 13,672 

99,058 1,672 

76,691 918 

131,339 11,449 

116,872 3,034 

85,358 2,226 

116,579 2,815 

104,011 140 

98,746 458 

121,205 14 

122,072 5,144 

160,511 5,619 

80,108 12 

79,320 1,470 

108,228 6,901 

78,788 733 

101,868 772 

121,203 7,220 

104,766 12,530 

96,337 18,844 

83,595 1,608 

75,935 6,958 

77,181 50 

75,533 4,881 

134,376 13,143 

80,208 1,269 

131,672 5,943 

139,456 30,421 

96,210 2,056 

115,979 1,126 

80,593 

134,666 

1,874 

106,431 3,557 

85,443 1,578 

142,158 24,657 

101,427 25,121 

90,593 1,083 

96,077 7,196 

83,429 1,326 

124,378 3,854 

148,089 2,543 

76,679 12,876 

81,102 135 

105,636 18,763 

127,716 1,465 

92,341 9,183 

119,742 8,067 

136,067 5,431 

83,445 15,346 

102,228 1,319 

138,348 3,413 

113,104 74 

85,811 296 

94,640 15,583 

108,422 4,891


F Kasiri 

W Kassam 

F Katunar 

RA Kawasaki 

DW Kay 

GA Kay 

F Keats 

WW Keeler 

JD Keen 

D Keir 

G Keir 

MR Keith 

BD Keller 

T Kelley 

M Kelln 

D Kelly 

J Kelly 

RM Kelly 

M Kelvin 

R Kempf 

CL Kenney 

K Ketchum 

R Keys 

M Khan 

H Khosravi 

K Kidd 

LD Kidd 

T Kikkert 

T Kile 

R Kilian 

B Killackey 

B Kilvert 

AN Kimber 

DR King 

G King 

M King 

A Kinnunen 

I Kirincic 

D Kirkwood 

T Kisby 

E Kiudorf 

LW Klick 

R Kline 

E Klusiewich 

D Knackstedt 

MJ Knapp 

L Knight 

B Knoke 

J Knoll 

D Knudsen 

K Knudson 

CH Kober 

W Kobetitch 

P Kobzar 

M Koehl 

T Koehn 

K Koelling 

AG Koenig 

J Kohut 

T Kojima 

P Kokol 

G Kong 

B Konkin 

J Koopmans 

P Korner 

C Kosolowsky 

D Kotaras 

L Kovacs 

CA Kowak 

G Koyanagi 

B Kozak 

HYDRO 


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EXPENSES 

123,474 2,824 

143,074 951 

89,811 444 

91,632 1,327 

98,406 2,491 

83,964 1,620 

131,506 4,219 

102,052 2,176 

82,875 240 

120,825 23,095 

135,629 8,414 

143,082 7,342 

167,635 14,359 

121,193 30,237 

81,929 6,079 

116,261 12,412 

151,773 13,000 

94,498 

88,782 

25,828 

154,493 7,432 

100,589 1,721 

166,419 17,957 

83,347 8,099 

89,782 8,210 

97,322 12 

87,347 8,948 

172,993 5,476 

111,465 4,349 

94,928 3,322 

126,618 2,170 

140,122 3,168 

116,467 13,645 

82,007 3,964 

122,858 978 

81,028 16,135 

76,813 4,685 

97,367 1,251 

166,779 1,937 

75,861 50 

88,864 1,353 

140,061 1,273 

77,588 

76,553 

2,089 

108,493 12,024 

95,808 6,556 

122,136 1,397 

76,125 9,251 

123,152 12,736 

82,799 6,863 

98,104 16,435 

89,827 9,115 

136,954 3,658 

94,003 2,615 

178,866 19,795 

117,967 17,744 

156,299 

78,882 

29,572 

86,284 1,974 

111,779 5,640 

155,033 

76,326 

5,606 

110,883 3,294 

145,016 5,422 

85,814 9,339 

90,030 38,605 

112,846 5,270 

134,895 15,266 

88,014 20,321 

177,653 4,146 

163,616 1,032 

95,178 230 

I Kozicky 

M Kozina 

M Krafczyk 

M Krafczyk 

K Kraft 

F Kramer 

P Kramer 

J Krebs 

K Kreye 

JC Kristofferson 

M Kroeker 

SF Kronebusch 

DJ Kruger 

D Krys 

CL Kucharski 

A Kumar 

R Kurschner 

D Kusnierczyk 

R Kuthar 

V Kwallek 

HM Kwan 

C Kwan-Chu 

A Kwong 

TW Kwong 

G La France 

N Labadie 

J Labelle 

R Lacheur 

D Lachuk 

R Lacoski 

KJ Ladyka 

A Lagnado 

WG Laible 

K Laidlaw 

R Laidlaw 

K Lai-Thom 

AW Lam 

A Lam 

M Lam 

T Lam 

D LaMarre 

LG Lamarre 

GD Lambe 

C Lamont 

S Lancashire 

M Land 

BR Lane 

JG Lang 

S Lang 

D Lange 

DL Lange 

A Langston 

R Lansink 

B LaPointe 

M Lapointe 

RL Lapointe 

JE Lardizabal 

A Lariviere 

DG Larsen 

I Larsen 

J Lastavec 

K Lau 

K Lau 

WN Lau 

M Laudan 

S Laurila 

D Lavigne 

B Lavrinoff 

J Law 

CA Lawrence 

M Lawrence 

83,644 

80,946 

19,910 

110,835 -20,135 

162,241 1,651 

117,937 8,895 

93,734 887 

131,672 4,272 

83,013 6,408 

113,612 14,800 

83,518 1,893 

166,380 12,727 

210,875 20,096 

91,135 7,388 

96,976 2,723 

136,782 889 

106,345 4,016 

164,608 8,092 

178,257 16,943 

76,419 936 

116,051 4,009 

117,288 2,758 

105,961 2,095 

125,264 4,092 

103,290 179 

85,709 21,414 

137,682 29,225 

98,305 18,010 

100,809 4,024 

134,162 8,671 

156,978 3,166 

106,801 4,819 

103,928 2,573 

136,222 2,390 

88,884 7,081 

101,201 5,559 

75,190 3,848 

148,339 12,708 

102,759 2,655 

80,845 5,643 

98,679 124 

94,456 55,426 

167,044 18,773 

87,693 3,951 

97,756 2,043 

94,185 11,939 

80,948 1,772 

98,601 1,245 

109,391 2,824 

113,019 9,306 

172,157 3,112 

93,616 5,560 

83,073 10,459 

76,333 175 

77,810 7,649 

104,413 15,180 

95,668 

76,724 

7,553 

112,921 7,907 

94,050 

79,101 

2,449 

86,234 18,737 

209,752 18,481 

134,091 7,095 

104,908 4,940 

87,204 1,225 

105,799 2,856 

106,953 1,680 

95,692 3,516 

80,285 5,461 

89,504 2,654 

116,619 5,980


G Lawson 

V Le 

T Le Couteur 

J Le Lievre 

K Leach 

A Leake 

H Leake 

D Lebeter 

J Lecours 

W Ledger 

AM Lee 

C Lee 

DP Lee 

H Lee 

K Lee 

PC Lee 

R Lee 

S Lee 

S Lee 

S Lee 

T Lee 

VF Lee 

WL Lee 

WB Lee 

J Leeder 

R Lehmann 

D Leier 

L Leinbach 

DA Leiske 

L Lemaire-Smith 

M Leng 

H Lennox 

KJ Leon 

A Leonard 

A Leonard 

D Leong 

JK Leong 

K Leonhardt 

T Lesiuk 

JS Leslie 

NE Leslie 

C Leung 

E Leung 

OK Leung 

R Leveridge 

D Levesque 

PB Lew 

V Lewynsky 

C Lezetc 

C Li 

C Li 

S Li 

W Li 

V Liberatore 

N Liddell 

R Lidstone 

S Lidstone 

F Liebich 

E Liedke 

T Lim 

K Lim-Kong 

F Lin 

R Lincoln 

D Lind 

M Lindsay 

T Ling 

A Lintunen 

B Lipscombe 

C Little 

TE Little 

WJ Littlejohn 

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EXPENSES 

88,188 492 

102,871 127 

114,821 28,970 

125,968 2,289 

142,896 716 

83,335 6,301 

100,031 6,998 

223,961 25,042 

96,919 9,137 

112,007 29,505 

125,768 340 

134,278 1,213 

87,798 659 

109,243 212 

95,439 1,119 

93,752 2,907 

82,792 12,216 

80,972 468 

105,644 1,450 

112,837 13,064 

81,320 3,911 

139,053 18,399 

98,917 791 

95,349 6,253 

78,950 1,201 

174,886 7,825 

105,303 1,933 

84,193 544 

154,093 3,865 

89,577 857 

97,438 852 

150,968 60,926 

109,355 1,697 

164,007 16,575 

118,298 

75,471 

16,612 

115,231 1,841 

82,582 608 

102,568 17,673 

77,639 220 

86,228 3,195 

77,063 300 

159,582 1,908 

116,723 6,815 

78,221 6,095 

136,045 1,692 

79,689 3,263 

115,477 

91,161 

40,279 

93,957 404 

134,049 202 

102,394 

207,080 

11,372 

90,824 3,472 

113,789 3,818 

152,153 45,278 

78,029 1,156 

116,503 469 

100,439 2,396 

96,727 1,338 

78,428 1,160 

134,059 1,571 

80,386 1,121 

124,620 8,574 

75,824 150 

94,972 1,443 

161,516 21,653 

105,063 1,097 

78,981 811 

174,557 3,199 

123,744 391 

JC Liu 

K Liu 

RC Liu 

GB Livesey 

H Lober 

D Lockhart 

BW Loewen 

A Loewie 

B Logan 

J Loh 

T Lollar 

J Lomax 

J London 

J Longley 

G Longworth 

J Lord 

B Loseth 

D Lotina 

GB Lott 

H Louie 

P Louko 

V Lovric 

M Low 

SA Lower 

G Loxam 

P Lu 

W Luan 

LM Luchinski 

Y Lue-Kim 

D Luis 

HH Luk 

DP Lukoni 

M Lukoni 

D Lukose 

KY Lum 

DW Luney 

C Lunn 

W Luo 

D Lussier 

B Lutz 

CD Lynch 

CM Ma 

E Ma 

D MacAree 

F Macario 

R MacArthur 

A MacDonald 

A MacDonald 

G Macdonald 

J Macdonald 

SB Macdonald 

W MacFarlane 

D MacGillivray 

L MacGregor 

R MacGregor 

B Macinnis 

J MacIsaac 

K Mackenzie 

B Mackinnon 

I Maclean 

K Maclean 

L MacLean 

WD MacMillan 

GA MacPhail 

C MacPheat 

A MacPherson 

K MacPherson 

R MacRae 

EA MacRitchie 

M Madsen 

P Magdanz 

88,465 

109,686 1,775 

133,244 17,468 

90,340 455 

76,982 4,842 

119,494 2,627 

156,972 44,687 

111,468 93 

97,026 7,919 

148,390 8,052 

100,712 10,856 

77,913 704 

155,549 

138,344 

27,885 

81,135 5,134 


162,086 3,135 

81,008 1,822 

87,240 4,258 

129,300 1,439 

77,985 3,219 

80,128 3,935 

97,611 37,231 

88,913 476 

138,193 3,437 

103,971 6,783 

86,270 7,964 

116,682 5,375 

81,114 1,838 

85,807 11,245 

153,610 9,995 

115,812 15,193 

100,466 2,106 

80,047 300 

155,747 559 

169,673 7,841 

99,668 3,384 

109,826 171 

132,817 13,161 

98,865 9,576 

87,071 4,986 

145,756 8,677 

75,212 1,954 

76,865 1,893 

102,261 3,443 

125,408 

78,526 

4,409 

80,975 19,225 

143,439 2,362 

80,613 3 

97,216 1,698 

122,114 19,007 

243,631 10,943 

84,805 2,897 

90,946 380 

109,759 11,676 

132,533 351 

146,113 75,922 

75,167 1,338 

158,114 182 

95,972 19,490 

78,649 18,336 

147,177 1,630 

97,263 724 

124,882 24,916 

96,005 1,838 

83,373 3,378 

126,905 2,136 

77,147 982 

137,708 1,026 

110,428 5,174


D Mah 

E Mah 

LM Mah 

TK Mah 

A Mahay 

J Maher 

E Mainprize 

J Mair 

N Majdanac 

BC Mak 

R Malcolm 

Z Maletic 

NC Malubag 

P Mancor 

A Mandair 

D March 

RB Marini 

J Markowsky 

T Marlowe 

C Marsh 

R Marsh 

G Marshall 

N Marshall 

R Marshall 

RS Marshall 

WD Martell 

D Martin 

D Martin 

TG Martinich 

M Maser 

B Mason 

B Masse 

B Masse 

R Masse 

A Massey 

R Mastromonaco 

C Matheson 

DW Matheson 

G Mathews 

P Mathot 

D Matterson 

H Matthews 

JG Matthews 

S Matthews 

KJ Maxwell 

R Maxwell 

R May 

A Mayer 

D Mayer 

K Mayert 

S Mayfield 

D Mazur 

C McAstocker 

G McAulay 

N McCallum 

P McCann 

J McClean 

LA McClelland 

D McCollor 

C McComb 

K McCormick 

B McCoy 

G McCutcheon 

J McDewar 

BK McDonald 

K McDonald 

RD McDougall 

R McDougall 

DB McEachern 

EF McEwen 

M McGough 

HYDRO 


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10 





EXPENSES 

87,984 518 

101,611 

84,640 

2,027 

110,876 2,562 

80,583 185 

108,601 6,067 

96,491 16,839 

80,617 11,914 

112,755 6,844 

136,402 2,182 

118,941 3,792 

84,908 844 

87,381 8,501 

76,861 14,986 

80,277 8,629 

134,159 1,356 

114,156 5,019 

92,144 16,990 

78,699 142 

78,064 3,528 

77,593 814 

91,173 383 

116,938 27,605 

136,723 10,376 

105,616 13,614 

152,212 63,168 

86,802 2,554 

83,520 17,106 

112,690 6,037 

97,743 7,687 

147,063 5,414 

90,015 6,088 

102,249 2,208 

153,651 3,178 

102,085 7,050 

122,958 3,981 

159,085 15,392 

78,470 140 

78,769 1,180 

116,112 3,142 

106,806 7,316 

114,922 1,853 

75,313 

90,000 

2,452 

75,789 3,402 

75,005 354 

132,766 805 

88,013 2,272 

83,689 6,866 

80,656 7,471 

84,491 1,484 

79,499 208 

111,945 11,946 

80,633 3,250 

87,291 428 

94,390 100 

83,754 6,004 

146,184 1,680 

91,533 2,425 

107,963 954 

247,241 1,612 

97,714 159 

88,367 1,329 

88,387 2,334 

110,812 13,976 

162,198 17,248 

110,377 7,227 

83,883 2,437 

106,187 8,259 

86,209 4,770 

121,269 2,893 

F McGowan 

F McGowan 

K McGregor 

K McInnes 

LS McIntyre 

DW McIver 

W McKay 

J McKendry 

M McKenna 

BK McKenzie 

B McKenzie 

K McKenzie 

K McKillop 

GJ McKinnon 

D McLatchie 

TM McLay 

A McLean 

K McLean 

S McLean 

DW McLennan 

M McLennan 

TJ McLennan 

V McLennan 

G McLeod 

L McMahon 

M McMahon 

JD McMinn 

M McMinn 

M McMinn 

T McMinn 

KW McNab 

K McNabb 

J McNaughton 

C McPherson 

D McPherson 

NH McPhie 

R McPhie 

D McRae 

RJ McRae 

T McSorley 

B McStay 

G McTaggart 

MR McWilliams 

D Meashaw 

B Meger 

D Mehain 

K Meidal 

GF Meilicke 

D Melchior 

J Mellis 

DN Mengering 

S Mercer 

C Mercereau 

R Meredith 

B Merkley 

AP Mertens 

C Messer 

FC Metcalfe 

J Metcalfe 

R Mexter 

LS Meyer 

F Micholuk 

Z Micovic 

K Middleton 

R Middleton 

J Miedema 

J Miki 

WL Millar 

J Millard 

B Miller 

B Miller 

80,271 

85,179 6,083 

89,664 2,778 

169,301 18,488 

85,202 744 

75,946 1,874 

252,302 14,417 

89,959 12,855 

110,976 7,252 

95,140 365 

120,163 10,630 

122,978 6,374 

138,353 11,489 

99,962 2,009 

99,481 483 

89,186 15,459 

125,922 6,141 

105,675 12,822 

104,018 19,661 

156,948 69,305 

143,175 44,750 

117,725 999 

88,830 2,340 

131,895 1,844 

84,278 3,887 

135,320 11,071 

76,771 12,312 

180,166 28,399 

113,660 5,404 

115,457 8,012 

99,223 6,594 

147,118 1,478 

105,391 630 

92,146 1,766 

80,685 15,876 

79,250 8,122 

89,409 378 


97,269 2,701 

86,998 67 

95,952 9,429 

104,646 9,259 

79,142 7,123 

100,978 5,406 

105,076 44,299 

94,629 1,979 

100,095 1,305 

109,913 7,215 

164,466 2,529 

109,811 2,138 

107,599 12,366 

75,141 11,414 


104,525 4,345 

119,351 1,651 

80,698 1,180 

92,291 6,655 

265,716 


1,625 

84,333 9,772 

113,791 217 

155,227 29,036 

105,016 2,794 

78,116 5,423 

126,552 15,491 

90,874 692 

81,728 11,530 

133,967 1,664 

133,543 471 


132,304 13,236


DP Miller 

L Miller 

S Miller 

T Miller 

B Milne 

R Milone 

B Misewich 

P Misko 

SL Mistal 

D Mitchell 

JL Mitchell 

P Mitchell 

C Mitha 

K Miyazaki 

B Mockford 

B Mohammady 

S Moir 

J Mojelski 

A Mol 

D Moleschi 

K Moller-Hansen 

T Molstad 

C Moniz de Sa 

J Monk 

R Monk 

R Monk 

B Montgomery 

J Montgomery 

V Moo 

T Mooney 

J Moore 

R Moore 

T Moran 

H Morency 

E Moreno 

A Morris 

PD Morris 

S Morris 

A Morrison 

G Morrison 

G Morrison 

H Morrison 

PE Morrison 

S Morrison 

WG Morrow 

W Morse 

R Morton 

L Mott 

D Mounsey 

A Mousa 

I Moxon 

P Muir 

P Mukerjee 

G Mukkavilli 

C Muller 

A Mullin 

A Mullin 

D Mumford 

C Munro 

F Munro 

K Munro 

G Munroe 

A Murao 

TR Murphy 

WP Murphy 

GL Murray 

R Myram 

GC Myre 

M Nagpal 

J Naisby 

G Nash 

HYDRO 


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EXPENSES 

140,598 3,407 

116,156 33,085 

105,097 1,913 

92,446 967 

142,033 438 

161,391 3,498 

170,815 

114,073 

5,147 

85,508 822 

105,370 6,833 

88,714 7,290 

107,117 6,140 

130,763 4,187 

118,585 2,080 

91,242 9,088 

80,590 2,613 

121,998 8,665 

77,377 12,276 

138,265 1,363 

86,524 638 

78,803 1,221 

194,111 8,315 

81,263 740 

80,568 6,147 

165,000 11,189 

121,346 3,482 


156,329 22,449 

126,242 2,116 

82,736 200 

91,742 1,713 

105,285 17,536 

100,431 1,797 

108,551 46 

121,986 3,647 

219,397 5,958 

98,427 788 

110,215 2,969 

114,442 9,045 

116,836 1,386 

80,629 206 

119,548 18,617 

106,952 1,171 

121,205 

96,885 

3,122 

93,825 8,186 

90,122 579 

84,138 2,592 

83,269 13,929 

134,380 3,151 

188,565 11,840 

83,376 53 

98,519 2,755 

112,087 153 

89,703 17,252 

89,369 1,368 

127,873 20,262 

97,021 50 

105,305 20,379 

88,740 1,052 

93,426 2,058 

100,094 1,593 

128,665 1,512 

84,345 3,476 

107,918 6,089 

120,985 16,210 

79,556 17,604 

108,005 100 

146,041 5,448 

128,574 10,361 

103,583 4,069 

RE Nash 

B Neal 

T Neary 

D Neighbour 

G Neis 

D Nelson 

HE Nelson 

J Nelson 

NR Nelson 

R Nelson 

RE Nelson 

Z Nemethy 

LD Nettleton 

D Neubeck 

W Neuberg 

GC Nevills 

J Newell 

B Newson 

G Newson 

S Nezil 

T Nezil 

PH Ng 

PC Ng 

K Nguyen 

T Nguyen 

G Nichele 

LD Nichol 

L Niedjalski 

G Nielsen 

T Nielson 

M Nijjar 

B Nipp 

S Nishi 

M Nishimoto 

M Niver 

DJ Nixon 

R Nixon 

S Noble 

DJ Nolin 

J Norcross 

A Norris 

D Norris 

TJ Norris 

RR North 

P Northcott 

R Norum 

T Nugent 

W Nustad 

C Nyrose 

BP Oakley 

DJ O'Connor 

D O'Ferrall 

JM O'Grady 

C O'Krane 

D Olan 

G O'Laney 

J O'Laney 

T O'Laney 

P Olenick 

JT Oliver 

HL Olson 

N Olson 

O Olund 

T Olynyk 

D O'Neill 

Y Onifade 

LA Opatril 

K Orbeck 

K Orchard 

C O'Riley 

BE Orr 

90,687 7,283 

75,181 5,593 

161,193 27,390 

107,888 24,692 

98,152 887 

146,571 7,273 

153,345 5,568 

143,583 3,110 

127,566 3,402 

127,100 205 

156,170 2,580 

137,983 3,822 

161,936 1,270 

86,738 21,207 

117,886 2,042 

115,195 379 

117,758 1,874 

81,117 387 

83,578 956 

115,843 2,902 

108,606 4,831 


83,876 155 

183,442 2,625 

77,173 109 

101,892 3,957 

207,189 -1,903 

100,902 11,162 

107,825 20,949 

86,601 180 

88,021 265 

104,041 850 

112,003 174 

95,368 257 

75,807 1,044 

114,464 9,077 

161,030 26,788 

78,228 269 

81,827 30 

94,143 63,098 

76,017 7,224 

79,166 9,880 

90,209 14,187 

112,309 9,512 

131,099 6,344 

91,846 4,020 

81,586 12,493 

105,941 2,414 

100,386 17,127 

101,569 2,272 

108,417 992 

109,478 3,011 

127,058 7,852 

77,307 1,065 

103,774 9,185 

126,387 3,493 

144,189 4,939 

120,689 28,901 

99,775 6,419 

102,875 7,166 

90,229 216 

101,489 4,725 

76,781 564 

118,331 7,152 

102,496 713 

122,212 4,971 

84,314 467 

84,917 29,083 

103,318 9,309 

281,855 14,260 

137,624 2,694


V Orr 

AH Osborne 

V Ossipchuk 

L Ouellet 

AL Owen 

D Owen 

R Owens 

D Paddock 

R Page 

HW Pagels 

AT Paivio 

M Palliardi 

RJ Palmer 

T Palmer 

B Pancho 

J Pannu 

JE Parker 

L Parker 

B Parkin 

G Parmar 

J Parmar 

S Parmar 

D Parr 

J Parrish 

DL Parry 

J Partridge 

L Partridge 

A Pasowisty 

Z Pataky 

D Paterson 

A Pattinson 

A Paul 

B Pavlik 

DE Pavlik 

D Payne 

GA Payne 

KJ Peace 

GR Peachey 

D Pearson 

G Pearson 

B Peck 

C Pedersen 

CA Pedersen 

MM Pedersen 

BG Pederson 

S Peebles 

B Peel 

P Pekeles 

M Pelletier 

S Pelloi 

C Pendray 

J Peng 

J Penman 

A Penner 

RT Penney 

W Penno 

K Penny 

L Penny 

R Penrose 

D Percell 

C Percy 

T Peressini 

M Pereszlenyi 

L Perfanick 

ES Perkins 

R Perkins 

D Perreault 

D Perry 

M Perry 

S Perry 

C Peskett 

HYDRO 


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EXPENSES 

102,528 2,099 

93,633 10,039 

113,235 199 

124,633 

90,060 

1,304 

96,394 8,032 

105,678 287 

170,904 2,499 

127,260 2,066 

86,159 7,222 

129,727 23,181 

97,555 94 

139,289 6,204 

82,383 6,470 

94,978 5,326 

100,460 2,862 

131,977 3,433 

77,753 2,663 

102,108 4,454 

149,692 9,011 

83,562 4,725 

81,796 342 

86,252 3,077 

75,176 144 

107,208 8,935 

80,536 2,153 

88,466 12,771 

153,289 34,167 

103,361 5,167 

189,126 920 

129,262 33,061 

82,423 26,554 

114,594 19,278 

131,944 5,500 

95,714 2,527 

79,015 86 

213,341 42,998 

146,105 4,318 

77,610 200 

101,607 7,380 

120,137 1,605 

110,703 759 

101,429 1,418 

99,613 1,739 

79,219 3,878 

114,303 833 

100,206 31,727 

207,367 11,087 

144,609 9,557 

107,401 809 

81,151 433 

87,586 955 

82,729 2,602 

232,557 300 

101,328 600 

99,041 5,802 

88,549 305 

80,112 4,212 

94,135 2,013 

141,576 34,476 

112,462 8,105 

135,829 8,735 

97,052 5,022 

120,750 794 

101,663 746 

86,530 10,929 

81,508 1,093 

85,173 5,771 

124,719 892 

117,116 596 

76,671 10,316 

E Peters 

G Peters 

J Peters 

S Peters 

T Peters 

CB Petersen 

L Petersen 

HT Peterson 

W Peterson 

JG Pettigrew 

C Phillip 

J Phillips 

L Piccolo 

R Pidcock 

JR Piderman 

P Pietramala 

BD Pighin 

J Piilo 

WM Pijanka 

B Pilkington 

R Pimer 

A Pineau 

W Pinkenburg 

R Platt 

TA Playfair 

V Plesa 

FP Plumptre 

L Poile 

W Poirier 

D Poisson 

D Pollard 

B Pollock 

B Pollock 

D Polman Tuin 

GA Polok 

C Pooli 

R Pooni 

G Pope 

G Pope 

LE Pope 

K Popoff 

D Popowich 

K Porter 

A Posoukh 

G Poulin 

N Pountney 

S Pountney 

M Poweska 

S Pozzo 

D Prain 

M Prestwich 

M Prettejohn 

M Price 

PJ Prigione 

M Prinsloo 

M Prinster 

N Prior 

M Prpic 

J Psutka 

J Pugh 

S Pulford 

KJ Punch 

G Quan 

W Quan 

WJ Quan 

P Quanstrom 

G Quast 

S Quast 

D Quiazon 

BW Quibell 

M Quinn 

131,268 1,391 

88,529 8,903 


88,798 1,756 

133,683 2,714 

128,425 4,186 

121,233 

98,686 

6,026 

168,408 3,259 

120,765 16,051 

84,485 5,854 

76,545 225 

108,052 13,964 


90,279 3,954 

80,864 150 

110,410 4,889 

167,304 4,359 

93,576 2,406 

125,661 6,128 

101,341 2,981 

135,435 9,108 

143,910 3,346 

109,780 541 

76,946 50 

110,441 3,686 

132,174 10,890 

107,582 1,618 

77,547 10,824 


81,661 

18,278 

99,594 1,289 

114,142 17,822 

101,618 10,958 

139,827 6,525 

77,732 13,894 

80,478 661 

139,401 13,991 

100,927 2,760 

128,638 10,912 

126,224 1,267 

97,224 18,594 

88,339 1,724 

86,042 1,243 

105,691 375 

112,563 669 

111,024 27,839 

163,593 53,077 

144,219 4,461 

99,864 8,635 

128,236 15,393 

99,146 775 

114,119 2,267 

88,778 11,713 

110,407 3,400 

86,283 254 

91,748 723 

180,703 3,092 

107,162 12,004 

83,018 600 

101,026 7,871 

120,127 2,829 

113,418 3,912 


118,399 16,318 

83,573 1,023 

121,820 5,470 

89,009 

136,476 

9,543 

82,581 4,467 

88,187 11,134


S Quinn 

J Quon 

E Radu 

A Radziwon 

J Rae 

J Rahier 

DB Rahn 

R Raja 

K Ramsey 

J Rand 

T Rapin 

P Rapp 

W Rashke 

CB Raska 

G Rasmussen 

D Rathlef 

D Ratzlaff 

AK Raven 

AS Rayan 

M Raymer 

D Razlog 

LA Reavley 

T Receveur 

D Reed 

R Reed 

R Reed 

B Reid 

D Reid 

JD Reid 

J Reid 

J Reid 

K Reid 

RG Reid 

R Reid 

DE Reilly 

RG Reimann 

B Reinders 

TJ Remfert 

M Rempel 

V Rempel 

SJ Ren 

MJ Renaud 

A Renwick 

S Reynolds 

C Rhodenizer 

J Rich 

M Richard 

C Richards 

K Richmond 

D Richter 

M Richter 

W Rink 

BD Ripley 

S Rispin 

C Ristock 

S Ritchey 

J Rittinger 

H Roberge 

C Roberts 

ET Roberts 

D Robinson 

DA Robinson 

DV Robinson 

RG Roddick 

J Rodford 

G Rodrigue 

J Rogan 

DM Rogers 

E Rogers 

RC Rogers 

G Rogowski 

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EXPENSES 

100,051 501 

116,652 1,155 

117,041 27,610 

82,019 17,049 

111,368 3,244 

76,524 4,172 

83,580 2,174 

113,594 392 

157,066 19,324 

86,673 7,551 

88,749 6,252 

157,050 11,181 

107,089 11,761 

101,183 6,251 

114,609 39,902 

89,063 4,014 

107,071 12,312 

121,182 3,308 

92,828 2,295 

91,318 16,635 

123,705 5,592 

83,949 17,072 

154,921 48,071 

78,712 4,924 

104,223 901 

144,520 7,286 

133,908 26,114 

137,988 7,498 

105,398 987 

106,827 16,826 

126,851 1,382 

89,137 3,941 

182,281 16,280 

159,955 12,666 

80,238 136 

184,960 5,883 

109,917 5,932 

120,980 22,535 

123,992 2,612 

89,139 1,726 

85,812 559 

84,018 3,379 

117,599 2,097 

111,486 9,980 

202,319 3,134 

162,144 1,768 

77,181 733 

127,164 1,238 

78,756 2,380 

90,643 10,943 

100,482 1,040 

83,433 30 

222,957 13,155 

83,461 130 

93,922 550 

80,294 9,824 

77,206 10,443 

77,249 16,226 

113,608 12,022 

87,745 1,874 

117,163 1,076 

145,107 4,559 

129,653 11,897 

99,074 4,586 

244,178 17,133 

83,777 169 

82,345 462 

77,751 9,104 

78,418 8,756 

177,957 4,639 

105,768 10,575 

B Romanuik 

J Romas 

W Romuld 

J Rood 

A Rooney 

P Rother 

J Rowed 

D Rozenboom 

J Rozzano 

C Ruckstuhl 

IL Ruel 

R Rugge 

R Rusk 

L Russel 

P Russell 

P Russell 

WD Russell 

W Russell 

NJ Rutherford 

AD Ruttan 

K Ryan 

R Saari 

L Sahota 

R Sahota 

DK Sakamoto 

A Salehi Parast 

S Salh 

P Saliken 

W Sampson 

G Samra 

BR Samson 

L Sandferd 

M Sandferd 

S Sandferd 

J Sandford 

A Sandhu 

P Sandhu 

D Sandulescu 

L Sartorio 

RA Saunders 

M Savidant 

J Sawada 

GM Sawatsky 

P Sawatsky 

B Sayers 

G Scarborough 

Z Schaffer 

T Scheck 

J Scherer 

A Schimpel 

O Schittecatte 

D Schmidt 

J Schmitz 

H Schnell 

R Schoemeyer 

D Schonewille 

B Schorn 

VP Schulkowsky 

G Schulte 

DT Schultz 

F Schulz 

P Schulz 

R Schwartz 

T Schwartz 

DL Scott 

RS Scott 

RE Scott 

J Scouras 

R Sebastiano 

F Seki 

M Selak 

81,716 8,767 

123,451 1,024 

90,797 1,273 

85,153 6,160 

125,742 1,490 

122,130 

75,421 

11,128 

152,433 10,667 

98,746 449 

103,448 2,974 

132,082 1,634 

93,006 4,728 

140,217 384 

152,888 36 

145,428 8,958 

134,743 1,133 

85,828 1,795 

83,167 812 

109,522 2,808 

166,805 2,971 

81,802 384 

137,579 743 

111,710 1,135 

75,993 1,226 

96,195 4,988 

94,210 1,252 

135,292 10,814 

85,611 9,867 

222,348 31,333 

92,286 5 

106,586 520 

135,543 15,023 

78,199 4,182 

77,815 12,225 

78,384 10,979 

92,692 1,187 

138,697 18,390 

133,944 8,946 

144,986 21,702 

100,242 621 

107,910 2,481 

130,601 590 

89,193 4,551 

151,237 11,351 

89,020 5,329 

97,907 14,888 

83,063 3,650 

104,760 53,256 

90,988 7,050 

79,545 8,292 

99,127 376 

174,629 9,822 

82,437 41,849 

88,956 1,541 

96,846 7,469 

123,816 6,766 

90,748 1,451 

95,474 352 

96,002 11,872 

110,200 

113,397 


107,352 5,135 

77,417 8,350 

102,573 20,039 

121,645 

76,591 

4,867 

92,957 2,912 

128,447 8,413 

129,412 33,179 

95,969 9,638 

107,474 1,697


A Selnes 

D Semenyna 

D Senger 

L Seppala 

JK Seto 

J Seto 

R Seto 

R Sevenhuysen 

W Seyers 

GA Shanks 

R Sharma 

N Sharpe 

H Shaw 

KA Shaw 

RJ Shaw 

D Sherbot 

D Shimizu 

WC Shin 

M Shore 

G Short 

W Shott 

K Shrubsall 

G Shtokalko 

P Shtokalko 

CC Shum 

E Shuster 

A Shwetz 

WJ Shwydky 

R Shymanski 

R Shymanski 

SJ Siddoo 

A Sidhu 

D Sidney 

P Siega 

J Siemens 

CK Siew 

J Silsbe 

GJ Simmons 

MJ Simpkins 

C Simpson 

G Simpson 

J Simpson 

RB Simpson 

W Sinclair 

C Singh 

GA Singleton 

F Sinosich 

TK Siu 

JC Skabeikis 

PG Skinner 

DB Sloan 

J Slotte 

BW Smando 

JN Smeets 

H Smiley 

B Smith 

D Smith 

D Smith 

DH Smith 

DI Smith 

G Smith 

HA Smith 

M Smith 

M Smith 

MJ Smith 

P Smith 

P Smith 

R Smith 

R Smith 

S Smith 

S Smith 

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EXPENSES 

125,601 1,528 

118,317 1,384 

122,846 2,975 

81,866 

77,493 

1,883 

96,604 4,633 

102,022 1,757 

127,234 19,734 

141,780 8,994 

87,708 275 

97,204 3,934 

268,218 31,130 

222,846 12,088 

85,444 109 

113,734 6,436 

106,720 

95,501 

5,529 

112,294 6,787 

76,083 13,436 

86,223 2,555 

114,466 5,267 

106,124 5,393 

148,549 6,786 

142,460 3,132 

79,681 239 

145,420 1,496 

117,192 5,773 

117,294 1,867 

88,256 955 

77,084 50 

115,156 1,597 

85,912 1,796 

125,904 2,997 

125,430 6,523 

84,924 1,800 

137,493 3,581 

135,333 

129,449 

24,640 

75,099 73 

93,983 484 

153,896 1,472 

141,020 46,574 

91,193 4,555 


86,622 659 

151,784 8,717 

101,009 4,373 

163,157 

79,900 

1,701 

107,644 3,268 

97,701 414 

135,503 15,877 

115,807 865 

114,706 260 

211,962 14,131 

77,898 106 

124,022 2,378 

157,709 5,942 

81,361 2,114 

129,282 1,265 

78,953 439 

133,892 8,854 

116,275 2,774 

129,986 53,860 

144,427 3,189 

145,018 6,194 

78,826 2,012 

101,805 6,947 

117,747 479 

85,718 296 

86,882 3,672 

T Smith 

T Smith 

HD Smyth 

D Snow 

J Sofield 

JM Sokoloski 

B Sokugawa 

R Solanki 

C Soles 

T Soloshy 

R Somers 

T Somerville 

BM Sopko 

CE Sorace 

DL Sorensen 

W Soroka 

RD Soulsby 

KR Spafford 

B Spalteholz 

R Sparks 

B Sparrow 

S Sparrow 

DS Spencer 

K Spidel 

G Spina 

M Spinney 

DN Spivak 

R Spohr 

G Sreckovic 

BM St Germain 

P St Pierre 

IH Stacey 

GK Stack 

P Stafford 

E Stamelias 

M Standbrook 

D Standen 

JS Stangl 

RA Stanley 

G Stark 

JR Stark 

B Statler 

R Steele 

MW Steemson 

T Stefan 

AB Steidle 

DM Stein 

WA Stein 

K Steine 

J Steinson 

M Stender 

NG Stephenson 

DM Stevens 

J Stevens 

P Stevenson 

D Stewart 

R Stewart 

R Stewart 

R Stewart 

R Stewart 

T Stewart 

T Stewart 

TS Stiemer 

J Stites 

A Stocks 

W Stockton 

G Stout 

R Strachan 

C Strain 

E Struyk 

RK Stuber 

114,644 10,799 

99,414 1,874 

93,542 8,395 

180,624 30,666 

183,128 11,541 

79,839 12,637 

103,257 2,220 

76,407 2,754 

94,508 3,341 

139,593 28,620 


122,313 2,109 

78,457 338 

110,219 5,491 

86,416 3,541 

123,688 534 

112,373 

236,771 

4,721 

77,286 11,047 

154,621 4,584 

89,647 25,090 

118,544 3,829 

100,285 2,527 

83,954 13,271 

106,035 5,616 

107,510 4,249 

98,925 1,650 

78,893 18,456 

108,003 1,214 

137,529 3,512 

119,308 1,187 

152,004 46,219 

93,652 12,837 

89,296 159 

79,968 2,526 

186,693 9,169 

86,662 5,877 

140,967 12,480 

75,868 244 

109,951 9,144 

108,993 2,552 

114,929 3,046 

128,247 22,104 

125,485 11,181 

82,693 150 

80,149 2,287 

82,687 1,095 

139,933 4,432 

91,958 4,971 

110,658 12,149 

223,411 5,300 

121,342 1,163 

127,234 36,218 

78,021 6,926 

97,391 

108,088 

3,297 

253,215 18,022 

106,467 25,219 

160,107 4,224 

78,592 1,449 

102,001 5,772 

110,561 14,128 

77,040 1,874 

126,601 8,186 

89,931 13,715 

85,632 6,150 

139,417 23,657 

92,500 20,543 

115,861 7,178 

126,738 2,002 

88,943 2,218


B Stumborg 

H Suen 

I Sulyma 

L Sumpter 

C Suvagau 

D Swan 

L Swanson 

M Swanson 

RL Swanson 

RK Switzer 

W Swoboda 

JH Sy 

D Sydor 

K Symington 

C Szeto 

J Taaffe 

B Tabe 

A Tait 

I Tait 

S Tam 

DM Tammen 

RP Tang 

X Tang 

M Tannenbaum 

J Tao 

DG Tarampi 

R Tasker 

D Taylor 

J Taylor 

JW Taylor 

J Taylor 

D Tegart 

G Telford 

P Tennent 

M Terpstra 

G Then 

P Therrien 

N Thiem 

K Thingvold 

A Thomas 

T Thomas 

T Thomas 

A Thompson 

B Thompson 

D Thompson 

J Thompson 

K Thompson 

K Thompson 

TW Thompson 

TM Thompson 

T Thompson 

W Thompson 

J Thomson 

K Thomson 

G Throop 

K Tiedemann 

P To 

DJ Tobin 

J Todd 

C Tompkins 

A Tong 

D Toole 

R Toole 

PO Toom 

S Toop 

B Tooze 

C Tough 

K Townie 

D Trapp 

DK Trapp 

P Trarup 

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EXPENSES 

128,880 4,858 

124,777 8,639 

84,426 

111,938 

3,805 

101,261 6,019 

96,516 1,747 

78,597 999 

75,032 9,877 

150,523 5,300 

110,559 3,428 

125,723 4,017 

89,697 2,123 

98,433 706 

91,530 22,868 

112,261 8,182 

77,816 3,781 

142,149 6,455 

146,915 4,184 

109,108 2,496 

143,378 4,189 

130,840 20,009 

128,210 2,451 

98,390 7,136 

115,136 492 

121,474 15,997 

119,325 8,372 

80,946 1,787 

89,958 

86,602 

25,907 

122,585 2,701 

88,452 637 

122,702 9,062 

115,345 324 

121,413 219 

104,628 3,483 

79,266 3,454 

78,034 

84,678 

8,434 

103,562 1,816 

109,218 19,575 

83,202 7,652 

99,127 3,406 

100,130 6,887 

103,333 8,772 

140,413 24,575 

92,973 1,071 

76,242 24,832 

75,981 75 

132,342 2,142 

187,034 2,847 

96,470 3,182 

107,984 3,901 

242,648 3,654 

84,991 8,883 

81,923 

128,369 

611 

100,171 11,699 

131,845 5,564 

141,826 11,623 

81,282 640 

98,208 6,375 

348,071 2,511 

93,536 32,207 

179,308 1,493 

116,772 2,268 

126,469 943 

90,754 1,045 

178,930 8,826 

120,166 1,993 

120,315 8,664 

113,862 4,172 

A Travers 

M Travers 

L Tremblay 

B Trevitt 

DG Trider 

G Trono 

G Trudeau 

J Trudel 

T Truhn 

R Truong 

P Trustham 

A Tsang 

T Tsang 

A Tu 

M Tugade 

C Turnbull 

D Turner 

F Turner 

G Turner 

S Turner 

T Turner 

J Twa 

M Ty 

G Udell 

A Ugalino 

J Unger 

R Unger 

R Unger 

RF Ungless 

MS Uprichard 

B Urquhart 

VC Utgaren 

P Vadgama 

MA Valiquette 

L Vallor 

E Valois 

C Van Camp 

E Van Den Born 

M Van Dijk 

R van Halm 

GR Van Horne 

JM Van Nieuwland 

W Van Noortwyk 

JC Van Roode 

B Van Ruyven 

M Van Slageren 

S Vanagas 

N Vanderkwaak 

W Vandeventer 

T Vanger 

JJ Vanjoff 

LC Vargas 

J Vasarhely 

P Vassilev 

H Vatne 

S Vazinkhoo 

C Veary 

T Veary 

E Veloso 

RS Venables 

RG Verhoeve 

C Verschoor 

M Vidas 

L Viereck 

L Villa 

JE Vince 

T Vine 

N Vipond 

J Volpatti 

B Von Alkier 

D von Hollen 

94,581 8,234 

103,112 7,860 

97,840 3,668 

80,822 471 

187,103 

76,439 

10,021 

98,341 5,475 

134,995 29,682 

122,005 3,027 

89,771 13,805 

103,814 13,920 

86,070 3,369 

129,620 37 

78,402 6,067 

146,953 8,952 

78,995 19,864 

89,147 2,724 

168,798 6,589 

81,808 38 

125,034 11,106 

93,541 860 

87,347 9,492 

129,612 6,529 

183,397 3,573 

79,833 9,764 

84,638 15,118 

107,546 9,670 

81,387 2,844 

167,461 454 

118,995 7,435 

107,604 31,656 

90,596 6,535 

84,468 3,755 


123,995 5,720 

190,911 18,623 

160,503 13,439 

160,636 6,922 

94,784 5,616 

99,007 1,442 


126,437 4,703 

80,877 7,964 

83,404 15,872 

341,618 19,244 

88,188 635 

106,330 4,687 

101,562 2,851 

104,346 

119,052 

7,167 

132,425 7,106 

80,356 3,208 

77,945 296 

120,229 2,755 

142,942 808 

128,176 14,999 

101,963 2,320 

99,160 

86,355 

2,470 

139,331 3,116 

90,825 6,383 

104,443 4,597 

105,438 4,933 

175,339 16,561 

108,735 11,941 


90,378 1,079 

107,950 719 

84,830 9,963 

130,316 14,637 

75,899 3,415


JM Vos 

JC Voss 

M Voute 

E Vowles 

R Vranesic 

BF Vye 

B Wagner 

J Wagner 

P Wagner 

R Waite 

K Waiz 

H Walk 

A Walker 

B Walker 

JR Walker 

M Walker 

M Walkowski 

D Wallace 

K Wallace 

MA Wallace 

R Waller 

C Walls 

G Walls 

B Walsh 

DR Walsh 

KD Walsh 

JG Walter 

F Walters 

K Walters 

Y Wang 

A Ward 

WA Ward 

D Warner 

D Warren 

R Warren 

R Washbern 

C Watrich 

LV Watrich 

A Watson 

J Watson 

MM Watson 

T Watson 

L Watt 

G Watts 

E Waugh 

S Way 

R Weagle 

K Webb 

N Webb 

E Webber 

F Weber 

B Webster 

J Weckstrom 

S Weeks 

DM Weiss 

E Weiss 

D Wellborn 

D Wells 

D Wells 

K Wells 

G Welsh 

R Welsh 

W Wen 

M Wenzlaff 

AW Werk 

EG Weslowski 

T Weslowski 

D Westbrook 

R Westcott 

C Weyell 

J Whale 

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EXPENSES 

78,693 7,063 

135,880 19,432 


133,839 29,925 

87,636 1,152 

99,185 3,502 

138,437 34,408 

153,774 8,737 

133,970 9,827 

83,114 26,887 

105,255 1,781 

128,827 1,855 

133,866 5,147 

104,309 

129,107 

15,148 

98,655 705 

154,535 3,328 

106,230 1,398 

105,848 10,534 

107,496 719 

145,112 1,784 

113,649 75,068 

94,976 1,647 

110,301 300 

136,023 

136,730 

2,985 

89,862 20 

121,586 38,577 

163,669 

91,867 

2,294 

83,675 12,819 

83,896 2,940 

139,510 8,111 

92,547 8,222 

107,198 4,253 

141,151 12,948 

79,295 1,357 

207,500 9,139 

89,671 9,363 

84,162 7,613 

111,722 6,483 

93,612 23,668 

131,622 18,261 

82,933 443 

125,587 1,963 

136,424 5,855 

95,044 2,379 

173,252 3,962 

206,473 -174 

100,135 215 

81,036 1,030 


78,732 21,161 

98,929 5,727 

83,939 8,016 

139,107 3,700 

81,421 212 

107,031 6,757 

134,412 2,745 

82,582 873 

139,960 6,206 

120,124 23,199 

87,960 1,200 

82,035 8,163 

146,778 

80,776 

971 

101,565 16,989 

156,299 12,569 

95,651 9,378 

128,633 11,712 

121,911 5,068 

V Wheater 

W Wheeler 

A White 

RA White 

S White 

FR Whiteman 

R Whittaker 

E Wichmann 

B Widmer 

R Wiebe 

J Wiegand 

LJ Wiens 

R Wile 

JG Wilkie 

J Wilkins 

A Williams 

D Williams 

DK Williams 

DG Williams 

DO Williams 

L Williams 

R Williams 

RB Williams 

RG Williams 

T Williams 

W Williams 

B Williamsen 

J Williamson 

K Williamson 

K Willis 

TM Willis 

RJ Willmot 

A Wilson 

B Wilson 

D Wilson 

D Wilson 

D Wilson 

MJ Wilson 

S Wilson 

P Winter 

H Winters 

K Wiseman 

J Wisniewski 

A Withers 

S Wogan 

RA Wohl 

H Woiken 

M Woiken 

D Wolfe 

P Wolford 

H Wolter 

B Wong 

C Wong 

J Wong 

S Wong 

TL Wong 

A Woo 

S Wood 

GW Woodbury 

T Woodcock 

S Woodford 

TR Woodlock 

R Woodman 

WJ Woodworth 

H Wootton 

T Worker 

G Wright 

G Wright 

L Wutschnik 

D Wyant 

M Wynne 

79,517 2,120 

132,055 11,466 

75,412 11,195 

85,388 48 

99,046 15,349 

79,648 1,894 

96,468 23,556 

81,378 11,220 

76,461 13,670 

105,695 5,716 

118,652 3,507 

75,373 6,567 

124,674 267 

110,097 3,958 

93,418 7,366 

90,016 609 

124,672 16,301 

107,485 5,029 

124,004 2,446 

108,150 845 

83,672 3,853 

130,521 2,590 

149,272 2,718 

107,385 135 

103,113 6,445 

90,410 12,063 

79,544 4,672 

101,916 3,847 

91,692 607 

124,269 3,814 

85,187 100 

113,185 823 

127,042 12,971 

83,124 7,453 

99,365 6,960 

100,891 7,060 

127,226 2,538 

78,321 500 

90,273 2,741 

106,994 8,029 

77,637 452 

111,551 586 

94,508 26,784 

130,164 14,031 

114,607 21,812 

134,227 5,747 

130,544 2,507 

103,857 738 

103,546 16,879 

178,438 943 

123,629 2,939 

86,927 3,098 

87,281 

87,255 

2,265 

112,177 1,516 

93,721 3,368 

132,760 4,337 

104,275 4,866 

128,716 3,977 

97,776 4,808 

77,165 7,814 

101,444 5,496 

133,602 181 

77,540 7,104 

90,183 150 

97,472 3,842 

101,362 24,270 

175,653 

85,286 

14,266 

84,012 28,370 

128,194 4,766


L Yan 

N Yan 

S Yan 

C Yaremko 

S Yaworski 

C Ye 

W Yetman 

GS Yim 

ML Yip 

E Young 

G Young 

J Young 

L Yu 

VC Yuen 

S Yurkovich 

F Yusuf 

B Zacharias 

J Zadra 

H Zaki 

D Zanatta 

JN Zarin 

J Zarubiak 

ED Zaruk 

B Zavitz 

M Zeller 

RK Zellman 

S Zemenchik 

R Zemlak 

PM Zerbe 

H Zhu 

M Zieske 

A Zolotoochin 

R Zucker 

Employees Under $75,000: 

Grand Total: 

Employer's share of EI and CPP 

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EXPENSES 

119,669 5,297 

90,518 932 

82,858 175 

232,473 8,241 

78,083 

110,459 

1,487 

91,471 16,329 

170,933 23,227 

127,430 603 

90,541 12,230 

98,617 270 

89,430 12,115 

78,156 

79,251 

3,247 

193,643 2,508 

84,880 9 

176,741 11,187 

90,406 5,250 

100,269 825 

75,359 446 

139,837 1,302 

91,599 488 

99,195 13,347 

84,206 6,908 

114,172 6,707 

106,392 18 

91,488 7,247 


107,860 7,249 

97,379 10,366 

108,639 7,149 

126,809 6,110 

184,559 27,798 

101,332,133 5,035,071 

359,404,324 21,642,872 

11,920,927

Report ID: HYFIA002 HYDRO 

Statement of Accounts of $25,000 or more paid 

during the year ended March 31 2007 

0696991 BC Ltd. 

0763101 BC Ltd. 

1069359 Alberta Ltd. 


112792 Canada Inc. 

1535441 Ontario Ltd. 

1-800-Got Junk 

1st Responder Industrial Safety Services 

3 SI Risk Strategies Inc 

366016 BC Ltd. 

3M Canada Company 

40 below Industrial Ltd. 

4Refuel Canada Ltd. 

505715 B.C. Ltd. 

525183 B.C. Ltd. 

6069789 CANADA Inc. 

686313 B.C. Ltd. 

A & D Flagging Services 

A & S Chen Holdings Ltd. 

A Powerline Contracting Ltd. 

A. Turner Sales Ltd. 

A.E. Concrete Precast Prod.Ltd. 

A.J. Nickerson Excavating 

A.J. Nunn & Associates 

A.L. Leake 

A.L.L.L. Traffic Control & Safety 

A.R. Thomson Group 

A.T. Maintenance Plus Contracting Ltd. 

A-1 Machine & Welding 1986 Ltd. 

ABB Inc. 

Aberdeen Helicopters Ltd. 

Abstract Registry Services Ltd. 

Accenture Business Services of B.C. 

Acclaim Ability Management Inc. 

Acclaro Management Corporation 

Accuscan Infrared Serv. Inc. 

Ace Flagging 

Ace Traffic Control Ltd. 

Acklands-Grainger Inc. 

Action Management Services 

Active Pass Auto & Marine Ltd. 

Acttiv Pty Ltd. 

Actua 

Acuren Group Inc. 

Adama Consulting 

Adcentives 

Addy Power Ltd. 

Adec Systems Inc. 

Adina R&D, Inc. 

Adm Associates Inc. 

Admiral Roofing Ltd. 

Adp Distributors Inc. 

Advanced Battery Systems Inc. 

Advanced Excavating and Utilities 

Advanced Grounding Concepts 

Advanced Powerlines Ltd. 

AEE Energy Seminars 

52,993 

98,665 

30,000 

40,073 

79,291 

100,692 

128,384 

60,146 

36,764 

82,639 

243,114 

25,865 

57,336 

63,466 

58,373 

87,463 

58,989 

88,442 

31,625 

39,109 

82,990 

4,216,658 

810,953 

42,411 

33,874 

226,254 

43,510 

405,572 

35,386 

10,575,666 

55,482 

37,664 

177,901,611 

234,629 

266,790 

56,223 

57,014 

27,177 

1,688,811 

45,000 

38,860 

47,390 

25,000 

254,948 

119,517 

50,767 

282,358 

39,483 

28,634 

159,152 

47,976 

27,924 

32,467 

43,701 

42,216 

2,037,137 

44,206 

Aerial Contractors Ltd. 

AGD Services Ltd. 

Aggressive Pump & Supply Inc. 

Agrium Inc. 

Ahmed Feisal Elneweihi 

AIC Advanced Industrial Composites Inc. 

AIG Life of Canada 

Aiglette Holdings Ltd 

Aim Ecological Consultants Ltd. 

Ainsworth Lumber Co. Ltd. 

Air Liquide Canada Inc. 

Airspan Helicopters Ltd 

Air-Tec Consulting Ltd. 

Al Bolger Consulting Services Inc. 

Al Forbes 

Alan A. Kay Associates Inc. 

Alan J. King 

Alan M. Walsh 

Albert D'Andrea 

Alberta Electric System Operator 

Alcan Inc. 

Alcatel Canada Inc. 

Alcatel-Lucent Canada Inc. 

Alec Engineering 

Alena Dzujkova 

Aligned Floor Coverings Inc. 

All Powerline Const. Ltd. 

All-Clear Traffic Control 

Allegis Group Canada Corporation 

Allen Sykes 

Allteck Line Contractors Inc. 

All-West Glass (Ft. St. John) Ltd. 

Allwest Reporting Ltd. 

Alpen Helicopters Ltd. 

Alpha Roofing & Sheet Metal Inc 

Alpine Pole Maintenance 

Alstom Canada Inc. 

Alta Lake Electric Ltd. 

Altec Industries Ltd. 

Altered Image Performance Glass Inc. 

Altoft Helicopter Services Ltd. 

Aluma Systems Canada Inc. 

Aluma-Form, Inc. 

AMEC Americas Limited 

Amec Dynamic Structures Ltd. 

Amelia Barker 

Amix Salvage & Sales Ltd. 

Ampco Manufacturing Inc. 

Am-Pm Landclearing & 

Andec Agencies Ltd. 

Andre M. Cordonier Trucking 

Andrea Davidson 

Andrew Wozny 

Angee Watanabe 

Anixter Canada Inc. 

Anjapeg Enterprises Limited 

Anne Schretlen 

Ansan Industries Ltd. 

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2:08:31PM 

1,679,804 

67,417 

29,516 

975,133 

131,180 

1,417,925 

103,000 

164,062 

78,549 

38,778 

79,884 

238,476 

299,935 

161,152 

30,305 

28,427 

44,325 

42,109 

58,498 

573,838 

58,627,418 

351,836 

349,989 

36,514 

29,206 

61,623 

1,056,904 

114,746 

1,023,331 

28,920 

21,484,685 

29,229 

104,828 

738,270 

200,801 

829,258 

21,662,532 

185,772 

5,930,874 

29,576 

124,133 

42,926 

251,187 

1,285,265 

51,524 

74,214 

70,999 

61,565 

66,340 

38,410 

102,116 

32,385 

53,035 

100,037 

977,195 

35,773 

45,101 

410,893




ANTONY LYTTLE 

Aon Reed Stenhouse Inc. 

Apex Communications Inc. 

Apex Industrial Movers 

A-Power Line Contracting Ltd. 

Applied Industrial Technologies Ltd. 

Apt Industries Ltd. 

Aqua Chem Enterprises Ltd. 

Aqua Towing (1979) Ltd. 

AquaFor Consulting Ltd. 

Aramark Entertainment Services 

Arbiter Systems, Inc. 

Arbor-Art Tree Service Ltd. 

Arcas Consul. Archeologists Ltd 

Archie's Trucking Ltd. 

ArchiText Consulting 

Arcprint & Imaging Ltd. 

Arctic Power Systems B.C. Ltd. 

Areva T&D Canada Inc. 

Areva T&D Inc 

Argo Building Maintenance Ltd. 

Argus Technologies Ltd. 

ARI Financial Services Inc. 

Armature Electric Ltd. 

Armstrong Crane & Rigging Inc. 

Arrow Helicopters Inc. 

Arrow Installations Ltd. 

Arrow Lakes Power Corporation 

Artcraft Display Graphics Inc. 

Artemis Wildlife Consultants 

Ascend Analytics Corp. 

Ashley-Pryce Interior 

Aspen Wildlife Research 

Asplundh Canada Inc. 

Asplundh Canada ULC 

Associated Engineering(B.C.)Ltd 

Association of Professional 

ASTC Science World Society 

Astrographic Industries Ltd. 

Atlas Copco Compressors Canada 

Atlas Van Lines (Canada) Ltd. 

Atmospheric Dynamics Corp. 

Aurora Helicopters Ltd. 

Aurora Tree Inc. 

Autodesk Inc. 

Autogas Propane Ltd. 

Automatisation Grimard 

Autopro Automation Consultants Ltd. 

Avant-Guard Gates & Access Controls Ltd. 

Ayre Investments Ltd. 

A-Z Wordsmith Services 

Azimuth Consulting Group Inc. 

B & B Compudraft Ltd. 

B & B Consulting International, LLC 

B & B Valves & Fittings Ltd 

B & T Line Equip. Testers Ltd. 

B G Power Systems Ltd. 

B. Chandra & Associates Ltd. 

B. Gin Enterprises Ltd. 

26,889 

8,709,138 

113,355 

440,309 

550,973 

104,180 

29,551 

30,371 

55,466 

196,563 

43,773 

70,998 

290,367 

178,951 


136,309 

246,069 

5,687,069 

826,533 

319,137 

39,623 

40,179 

9,036,491 

99,119 

61,151 

145,478 

1,616,878 

31,250,889 

55,705 

53,760 

430,168 

746,480 

105,276 

1,678,949 

6,669,872 

36,047 

139,648 

60,000 

160,273 

68,111 

51,435 

61,334 

94,458 

965,152 

61,538 

33,603 

506,293 



118,821 

30,404 

33,243 

110,572 

130,416 

30,320 

146,650 

1,111,585 

39,308 

208,463 

B.C. Bearing Engineers Ltd 

B.C. Buildings Corporation 

B.C. Conservation Foundation 

B.C. Hydro & Power Authority PensionPlan 

B.C. Online 

B.C. Pole Control 

B.C. Wood Recycling Ltd. 

B.C.I.T. 

B.R.E.C. Traffic Control 

B3 Industrial Ltd. 

Babcock & Wilcox Canada Ltd. 

BackCheck Information Corporation 

Bad Ventures Ltd. 

BAE Systems 

Bandstra Transp. Systems Ltd. 

Banker's Dispatch Company Ltd. 

Barbara Marie Pringle, Executrix of the 

Barker, Dunn & Rossi Inc. 

Barnes Wheaton 

Barry's Bulldozing 

Basler Electric Company 

Batch Power Measurements Ltd. 

Battery Direct Vancouver 

BC Hydro Construction Business Unit 

BC Hydro Power Pioneers 

BC One Call Limited 

BC Ventures Society 

BCIT-Finance-Internet 

Bear's Tool Testing & Inspections Inc. 

Beaven Property Services Inc. 

Beaver Electrical Machinery Ltd 

Beck Drilling & Environmental 

Bee-Safe Flagging 

Bekins Moving And Storage 

Beldon Sales Ltd. 

Bell Bulldozing Ltd. 

Bell Conferencing Inc. 

Bell Pole Company 

Benson Edwards In Trust 

Bentley Systems Inc. 

Bently Nevada Canada Ltd. 

Bernard & Partners 

Best Access Systems 

Best Power Solutions Inc. 

BG Controls Ltd. 

Bgc Engineering Inc. 

BH Safety Services and Consulting Ltd. 

Big Sky Bunching Ltd. 

Bighorn Helicopters Inc. 

Bill Low 

Bill McAuley 

Bill S. Gin 

Biocap Canada Foundation 

Black Press Group Ltd. 

Black Tusk Helicopter Inc. 

Blaikie Tree Service Ltd. 

Blair Mechanical 

B-Line Consultants Ltd. 

Blok Printing Ltd. 

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42,912 

254,382 

161,733 

148,600,378 

256,683 

46,748 

86,157 

62,272 


52,913 

2,348,050 

65,952 

29,166 

118,894 

153,522 

50,714 

26,000 

554,582 

54,157 

45,069 

27,810 

186,377 

47,569 

41,751 

238,891 

196,778 

65,000 

35,127 

193,633 

106,619 

50,464 

39,842 

54,956 

710,376 

209,350 

53,382 

27,879 

4,037,062 

120,000 

169,325 

158,596 

122,558 

78,399 

153,016 

66,524 


281,002 

209,121 


175,852 

50,919 

47,600 

50,000 

78,659 

71,846 

242,346 

184,894 

161,304 

54,304




BLRCA Contract Management Services Ltd. 

Blue Line Innovations 

Blue Spruce Resources Inc. 

Blue Wilderness Management Goup Inc. 

Blueberry River First Nations 

Bobcat Country Sales Inc. 

BOC Canada Limited 

Bonaparte Indian Band 

Bonita J. Thompson 

Boondock Development Ltd. 

Borden Ladner Gervais In Trust 

Borden Ladner Gervais LLP 

Boston Bar Ltd. Partnership 

Bowen Island Municipality 

Brace Industries Inc. 

Bracewell & Giuliani LLP 

Brandee Clayton 

Brandt Tractor Ltd. 

Brenntag Canada Inc. 

Brent Meger 

Brentwood College School 

Brentwood Enterprises Ltd. Partnership 

Breton, Banville & Associates 

Brian Burk 

Brian Catling 

Brian Gadbois 

Bridge Creek Power Ltd. 

Bright Ideas Event Co-ordinators Ltd 

Briland Nanaimo Projects Ltd. 

Brioche Urban Baking Ltd. 

Brisco Wood Preservers Ltd. 

British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. 

British Columbia Institute of Technology 

British Columbia Public 

British Columbia Safety Authority 

British Columbia Transmission Corp. 

British Nuclear Fuels Ltd. 

Broad Spectrum Consulting 

Broadwater Industries Ltd. 

Broadway Refrigeration & Air 

Bronwyn Masson 

Brooklynn Contracting Ltd. 

Brooks Meter Devices 

Brouwer Claims Canada & Co. Ltd. 

BRS Forestry Consulting Ltd. 

Bruce A. Stewart 

Bruce Laxdal 

Brymark Installations Group Inc. 

BTC Properties II Limited 

Budget Steel Ltd. 

Bullhead Mountain Curling Club 

Busak & Shamban Canada 

Business Council Of B.C. 

Businessworks Consulting Inc. 

Butler Survey Equipment Ltd. 

Buyers Packaging Group Ltd. 

C & D Technologies Inc. 

C. Baggett Logging Ltd. 

C.A. Larsen 

329,598 

86,125 

78,929 

79,500 

190,000 

33,700 

117,196 

29,830 

73,942 

57,340 

1,220,061 

2,221,281 

2,612,729 

48,901 

795,808 

43,787 


68,838 

271,426 

132,189 

48,667 

26,628 

551,267 

103,734 

233,387 

137,000 

111,367 

25,767 

941,226 

39,304 

6,149,605 

37,099 

26,503 

32,552 

44,623 

534,231,226 

44,743 

88,945 

180,264 

38,416 

140,060 


82,470 

192,471 

45,467 

145,803 

356,883 

1,251,339 

71,256 

144,025 

82,433 

283,211 

26,346 

30,009 

70,101 

51,009 

647,804 

62,025 

89,960 

C.G. Industrial Specialties Ltd 

Cabletricity Connections Ltd. 

Calco Equipment (B.C.) Ltd. 

Caliper Mach. & Hydraulics Ltd. 

Calmont Pacific Leasing Ltd. 

Calpine Island Cogeneration Ltd. 

Cam Tran Pacific Ltd. 

Cambria Gordon Ltd. 

Cambridge Energy Research Associates Inc 

Cambridge Lee Industries Inc. 

Cameron Management Services Inc. 

Camosun College 

Campbell River Gravel Committee 

Canada Place Corp. 

Canada Post Corp. 

Canadian Air-Crane Ltd. 

Canadian Autoparts Toyota Inc. 

Canadian Communication Products Inc. 

Canadian Electricity Association 

Canadian Energy Efficiency Alliance 

Canadian Forest Products Ltd. 

Canadian Freightways Ltd. 

Canadian GeoExchange Coalition 

Canadian Helicopters Ltd. 

Canadian Home Bldrs Association Of BC 

Canadian Hydro Developers Inc. 

Canadian Hydropower Association 

Canadian Institute for Energy Training 

Canadian Linen Supply Co. Ltd. 

Canadian Meter Company Inc. 

Canadian National Railway Co. (VN133920) 

Canadian Pacific Railway Company 

Canadian Partners Fund 

Canadian Springs Water Company 

Canadian Standards Association T6160 

Canadian Tire Assoc. Store 

Can-Dive Construction Ltd. 

Canem West Operations Inc. 

Canfor Corporation 

Canfor Pulp Limited Partnership 

Canplas Industries Ltd. 

Can-Pro Diving Services Ltd. 

Cansel Survey Equipment Inc. 

CanWest Media Works Publications Inc. 

CanWest Mediaworks 

Canyon Contracting Company Ltd. 

Canyonland Services 

Capital Regional District 

Capital Tree Service 

Carbone Of America (Lcl) Ltd. 

Carleton Rescue Equipment Ltd. 

Carnegie Fencing 

Carrier Sales & Distribution 

Carson International 

Carswell 

Carte International Inc. 

Carter Dodge Chrysler Ltd. 

Carter Pontiac Buick Ltd. 

Cascade Distributors Ltd. 

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418,144 

48,907 

27,728 

35,061 

40,877 

30,105,863 

10,388,336 

50,144 

180,969 

382,328 

143,507 

25,845 

68,597 

35,916 

66,576 

104,299 

111,069 

263,439 

542,010 


76,738 

164,029 

33,524 

206,069 

33,582 

6,781,957 

76,788 

38,308 

97,295 

704,294 

71,292 

60,445 

1,115,818 

54,333 

68,222 

118,715 

148,377 

1,217,165 

52,540 

12,135,514 

28,590 

182,933 

95,127 

33,562 

63,435 

25,813 

81,470 

94,597 

454,928 

67,251 


50,982 

76,246 

346,295 

27,304 

500,624 

493,178 

632,622 

198,193




Cascade Services Partnership 

Catalyst Consulting Limited 

Catalyst Paper Corporation 

Catherine Scott-May 

Cb Engineering Ltd. 

CBV Collection Services Ltd. 

CC Helicopters Ltd. 

CCS Inc. 

CD Nova Ltd. 

CE Franklin Ltd. 

CEA Technologies, Inc. 

Cedrus Consulting 

Cel-Com Systems Ltd. 

Cellular Mobile Services Ltd. 

CellWorks Communication 

Central Coast Power Corp. 

Central Interior Excavating 

Central Island Powerline Ltd. 

Central Moloney Inc. 

Central Park Developments Inc. 

Century Vallen 

CGL Contracting Ltd. 

Chant Construction Co. 

Charles Marketing & Promotions Inc. 

Cheam Indian Band 

Checkwell Decision Corporation 

Chemainus First Nation 

Chevron Canada Ltd. 

Chew Excavating Limited 

CIF Composites Inc. 

Cintas Corporation 

Circuit Breaker Sales Co. Inc. 

Ciserv CGL Industries Ltd. 

City Of Abbotsford 

City of Armstrong 

City Of Burnaby 

City Of Castlegar 

City Of Chilliwack 

City of Colwood 

City Of Coquitlam 

City Of Courtenay 

City Of Dawson Creek 

City Of Fort St. John 

City Of Kamloops 

City Of Kimberley 

City Of Langley 

City Of Merritt 

City Of Nanaimo 

City of Nelson 

City Of Parksville 

City Of Port Alberni 

City Of Port Moody 

City Of Prince George 

City Of Prince Rupert 

City Of Quesnel 

City Of Revelstoke 

City Of Richmond 

City Of Seattle 

City Of Surrey 

29,156 

181,745 

136,263 

44,159 

28,733 

41,966 

128,752 

94,259 

136,204 

143,615 

293,389 

49,724 

27,947 

27,823 

56,337 

2,390,962 

106,854 

2,232,555 

14,120,979 

1,828,586 

301,524 

89,495 

49,397 

68,703 

92,337 

100,683 

49,193 

413,412 

845,987 

232,338 

487,309 

48,146 

135,170 

2,022,074 

68,468 

6,706,086 


1,002,438 

98,584 

2,416,700 

439,482 

196,349 

180,338 

1,260,351 

91,539 

209,994 

130,340 

1,146,094 

2,703,043 

99,364 

692,239 

1,612,538 

1,709,690 



2,019,088 

2,720,282 

1,003,352 

9,132,577 

City Of Terrace 

City Of Vancouver 

City of Vernon 

City Of Victoria 

City Of Williams Lake 

City Transfer Inc. 

CJ Logging 

Clair Harry Murdock, PQS 

Clanton & Associates 

Clara Industrial Services Ltd. 

Clean Power Operating Trust 

Clean Sweep Janitorial 

Clean Team Janitorial Inc. 

Cleanway Supply Inc. 

Cleartech Industries Inc. 

ClickSoftware Inc. 

Cloudraker Guiding Ltd. 

CMH Underground Utilities Ltd. 

CNC Manutech Ltd. 

Coast Hotels Ltd. 

Coastal Rivers Power Limited Partnership 

Cobra Integrated Systems 

Cognos Inc. 

Columbia Aquatic & Technical 

Columbia Shuswap Regional Dist. 

Columbia Valve & Fitting Co.Ltd 

Columbia Wood Services Ltd. 

Commercial Energy Consumers 

Commercial Equipment Corp. 

Commercial Lighting Prod. Ltd. 

Commercial Solutions Inc. 

Commonwealth Historic Resource 

Comox Valley Project 

Compass Group Canada 

Compass Resource Mngt. Ltd. 

Composites GSM/VCI 

Compugen Inc. 

Compuwork Pacific Inc. 

Concentrix Solutions Inc. 

Concept Controls Inc. 

Confer Consulting Ltd. 

Con-Force Structures Ltd. 

Consortium for Energy Efficiency Inc. 

Consumer-Response Marketing Ltd 

Cook Roberts " In Trust " 

Cooper Barging Service Ltd. 

Cooper Industries (Canada) Inc. 

Cooper Power Systems 

Copperleaf Consulting Group Inc 

Copperleaf Technologies Inc. 

Coral Engineering Ltd. 

Cordillera Archaeology 

Cordilleran Geoscience 

Cornerstone Planning Group Ltd. 

Corp Of City Of New Westminster 

Corp Of City Of North Vancouver 

Corp Of Dist Of Central Saanich 

Corp Of Dist Of North Cowichan 

Corp Of Dist Of North Vancouver 

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297,022 

11,039,228 

533,229 

1,260,727 

254,747 

43,445 

27,344 

29,130 

34,895 

92,801 

8,315,261 


50,305 

60,435 


37,323 

26,712 

38,040 

46,814 

32,442 

16,132,878 

60,813 

1,757,888 

38,723 

651,061 

146,016 

175,973 

60,338 

66,702 

49,455 

39,368 

27,912 

119,617 

1,603,268 

120,876 

69,811 

606,621 

27,135 

71,077 

42,364 

107,403 

446,120 

29,542 

1,689,109 


33,213 

550,700 

752,232 

82,150 

58,292 

77,528 

110,366 

30,946 

28,669 


636,695 

336,658 

1,549,075 

1,974,117




Corp Of The City Of Cranbrook 

Corp Of The City Of Duncan 

Corp Of The City Of Fernie 

Corp Of The City Port Coquitlam 

Corp Of The Dist Of Maple Ridge 

Corp Of The Dist Of Saanich 

Corp Of The Town Of Esquimalt 

Corp. Of The Dist. Of Oak Bay 

Corp. of the District of Pitt Meadows 

Corp. of the Township of Spallumcheen 

Corporate Executive Board 

Corporate Express Canada Inc. 

Cossette Communication Inc. 

Counterpoint Communications Inc. 

Counterspil Research Inc. 

Country Tree Service Ltd. 

Co-Van International Trucks Inc 

Cover-All Pacific 

Coveside Consulting Inc. 

Cowichan 2008 North American 

Coyle & Greer Awards Canada Ltd 

CRA International, Inc. 

Craig McCook 

Craig Strachan 

Crane Creek Enterprises 

Crane Force Sales Inc. 

Cratex Container Sales 

Create Your Own Events 

Creative Promotions Group Ltd. 

Crescent Bay Construction Ltd. 

Creston Valley Wildlife Mngt. Area 

Crosstown Carriers Ltd. 

Crown Corporation Employers' 

CSG Security Inc. 

CTP Distributors-Custom Truck Parts Inc. 

Cullen Diesel Power Ltd. 

Culminex Inc. 

Cummins Western Canada 

Cushman & Wakefield LePage Inc. 

Custom Dozing 

Cutler-Hammer Canada Ltd. 

CW International Ltd. 

CWA Engineers Inc. 

Cyme International Inc. 

Cypress Systems Inc. 

D & D Delivery Service Ltd. 

D. Burt & Associates 

D.A. Townley & Associates 

D.J. Silviculture Ent. Ltd. 

Dacon Equipment Ltd. 

Daimlerchrysler Canada Inc. 

Daniels Electronics Ltd. 

Darmel Contracting Ltd. 

Darren Sokoloski 

Dave Lewis 

Dave's Plumbing 

Davey Tree Expert Co. of Canada Ltd. 

David G.A. Watts 

David H. Thomas 

332,151 

43,663 

87,449 

365,714 

1,217,039 

1,734,518 

428,274 

107,834 

160,585 

197,355 

501,517 

1,179,146 

1,145,083 

28,826 

28,088 

54,722 

678,365 

45,599 

40,145 

200,000 

30,755 

89,374 

38,397 

79,417 

154,882 

59,043 

90,870 

127,526 

1,247,643 

44,248 

370,047 

117,594 

35,970 

38,710 

238,423 

95,221 

66,061 

67,727 

30,756 

82,113 

254,007 

95,802 

48,240 

28,565 

27,432 

62,566 

28,767 

284,932 

37,258 

35,242 

2,117,163 


156,027 

73,115 

68,655 

57,414 

5,415,996 

66,696 

107,956 

Davies Consulting 

Dawson Creek Moving&Storage Ltd 

Day to Day Safety Consultants 

DC Welding & Fabrication Ltd. 

DDB Canada 

De Leeuw Managerial & Technical 

Dean K. Cardno 

Debbie Fisher 

Deborah Soo Lum 

Decima Research Inc. 

Decker Lake Forest Products Ltd 

Dediluke Land Surveying Inc 

Dee's Pro Traffic Control 

DEH Materials Consulting Ltd. 

Dell Computer Corporation 

Deloitte Inc. 

Delphi Solutions Corp. 

Delphine's Traffic Control 

Delstar Energie Inc. 

Delta Hotels Limited 

Delta Scientific Corporation 

Demand Side Energy Consult. Inc 

Denise Duchene Consulting Inc. 

Denise Mullen-Dalmer 

Dennis Moore Engineering Inc. 

Dennis Wiens 

DG Technologies Ltd. 

DHL Express (Canada) Ltd. 

Diamond 'D' Contracting Ltd. 

Dickson Murray 

Diesel Equipment Limited 

Dig It Contracting 

Dig Right Enterprises Ltd. 

Dilo Co. Inc. 

Direct Energy Business Services 

Discovery Diesel Electric 2006 Ltd. 

Distribution Vision 2010 LLC 

District Of 100 Mile House 

District Of Campbell River 

District Of Chetwynd 

District Of Coldstream 

District Of Elkford 

District Of Fort St. James 

District Of Highlands 

District Of Hope 

District Of Houston 

District Of Hudson's Hope 

District Of Invermere 

District Of Kitimat 

District of Lake Country 

District of Langford 

District of Lillooet 

District of Logan Lake 

District Of Mackenzie 

District of Metchosin 

District Of Mission 

District Of New Hazelton 

District Of North Saanich 

District Of Port Edward 

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82,989 

42,307 

36,490 

297,042 

5,362,152 

184,147 

170,809 

149,845 

115,198 

547,086 

1,201,163 

46,422 

39,412 

83,604 

27,701 

1,633,974 

55,549 

37,513 

132,867 

56,925 

170,888 

53,000 

64,975 

50,911 

92,087 

74,900 

68,580 

236,795 

83,579 

244,040 

206,837 

129,190 

382,940 

134,124 

95,620 

88,908 

28,154 

141,230 

2,856,019 

264,229 

119,339 

138,558 

67,714 

79,561 

119,668 

218,869 

2,194,170 

38,417 

471,185 

155,000 

283,151 

469,387 

346,788 

896,608 

71,229 

2,214,749 

51,949 

186,196 

150,531




District Of Port Hardy 

District Of Salmon Arm 

District of Sechelt 

District of Sicamous 

District Of Sooke 

District of Sparwood 

District Of Squamish 

District Of Stewart 

District Of Taylor 

District Of Tofino 

District Of Tumbler Ridge 

District of Ucluelet 

District Of Vanderhoof 

Diversified Consulting 

Diversified Environmental Serv. 

DJ & J Enterprises Ltd. 

DL Overholt Management Services 

DMG World Media (Canada) Inc. 

DNA Data Networking and Assemblies Ltd. 

Doble Engineering Co. 

Dobney Foundry Co. Limited 

DoCube Engineering, Inc. 

Dogwood Transport Ltd. 

Dominion Blue Reprographics 

Don Charlton Ltd. 

Dondale Contracting 

Dondi Elvambuena 

Doran Taylor Power Partnership 

Dorsey & Whitney LLP 

Double T Spacers 

Dow Jones Reuters Business Interactive 

Dowling Consulting Group 

DTA Contracting Ltd. 

DTM Systems Corporation 

Duncan Electric Motor Ltd. 

Dwayne Payne Consulting 

DWB Forestry Services Ltd. 

Dywidag Systems Intl Canada Ltd 

E & B Helicopters Ltd. 

E & K Construction 

E Source Companies, LLC 

E.A. Denhoff & Associates 

E.B. Horsman & Son Ltd. 

Eagle View Security Ltd. 

Eagle West Truck & Crane Inc. 

Earth Tech Canada Inc. 

Earth Vac Environmental Ltd. 

East Twin Creek Hydro Ltd. 

Easy Print Inc. 

EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd 

Ebco Industries Ltd. 

Ebco Metal Finishing L.P. 

Ebsco Canada Ltd. 

ECA - Quality Verification Inc. 

Ecofish Research Ltd. 

Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne 

Ecometric Research Inc. 

Econex Corporation 

Econotech Services Limited 

108,504 

360,850 

132,354 

53,236 

143,098 


1,160,226 

54,459 

276,830 

29,574 

177,272 

25,345 

126,142 

113,266 


58,422 

128,987 

42,254 

32,216 

821,239 

261,095 

106,240 

118,893 

62,508 

49,602 

180,914 

80,754 


51,628 

176,486 

71,600 

130,384 

59,424 

126,842 

49,199 

84,695 

323,203 

26,700 

49,748 

40,780 

143,891 

185,662 

897,247 

66,945 

43,414 

189,808 

435,600 

1,188,794 


416,344 

67,954 

68,145 

51,446 

90,186 

61,077 

130,884 

56,456 

44,266 

29,360 

Ecos Consulting 

Ecowaste Industries Ltd. 

ECS Electrical Cable Supply Ltd 

Ecteon 

Ederer, LLC 

Edge Training & Consulting Ltd. 

Edgewood Holdings Ltd. 

EDI Environmental Dynamics Inc. 

Edison Electric Institute 

Edwards Powerline Ltd. 

Eecol Electric (Sask) Ltd. 

Eecol Electric Corp. 

Egistra Innovation Ltd. 

EITI Ltd. 

Elaine Hassell 

Electric Insulation Materials 

Electro Composites Inc. 

Electro Rent Corp. 

Electro Sonic Inc. 

Electromech 

Eleven Stars Enterprises Inc. 

Ellice Recycle Ltd. 

Elneweih Consulting Inc. 

Elstra, Learning Strategists 

Emerge Learning 

Emspec Electro Mechanical Systems Inc. 

Energetic Marketing 

Energitix Management and Consulting Corp 

Energy & Environmental Economics Inc. 

Energy Vision Inc. 

Energy X Systems Ltd. 

EnergyINet Inc. 

Enermax Fabricators Ltd. 

EnerSolve Management Inc. 

Enervita Consulting 

Enerwise Global Technologies Inc. 

Enmagen Inc. 

Envinta Inc 

Environmental Management Services Ltd. 

Epcor Power Holdings Corp. 

EPRI 

Equity Valuation & Consulting Services 

Ernst & Young LLP 

Erron Consulting Ltd. 

ESC Electrical Service Contracting Ltd. 

Esketemc First Nation 

Essa Technologies Ltd. 

Esther Guimond 

Ewan & McKenzie In Trust 

Exclusive Mechanical Systems Ltd. 

Executive House Power 

Executive Results Consulting 

Exhibitree Display Services Inc 

Exide Technologies Inc. 

Exton, Dodge & Galibois Land Surveying 

Ezra Rosen Consulting Inc. 

F & G Delivery Ltd. 

F & M Installations Ltd. 

Fairmont Waterfront 

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27,967 

142,206 

655,497 

59,450 

26,489 

32,726 

86,962 

177,998 

41,501 

410,457 

3,183,550 


25,133 

1,213,469 

29,904 

66,579 

224,795 

25,559 

71,298 

72,368 

92,679 

29,459 

29,510 

30,785 

112,669 

136,539 

59,845 

89,800 

56,385 

323,839 

198,150 

26,500 

105,769 

167,387 

91,401 

48,359 

122,926 

116,322 

69,476 

4,286,035 

525,070 

30,018 

343,335 

153,502 

910,520 

79,738 


26,100 

27,038 

45,105 

517,602 

72,780 

51,032 

25,761 

138,537 

48,388 

53,063 

1,762,326 

129,624




Falcon Equipment Ltd. 

Famous Players Limited Partnership 

Far-Ko Contracting Ltd. 

Farris, Vaughan, Wills & Murphy 

Fas Gas Oil Ltd. 

Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP 

Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP IN TRUST 

Fast-Track Floors Ltd. 

FCI Canada Inc. 

Federated Co-Operatives Ltd. 

Ferax Consulting Corp. 

Ferguson & Associates 

Fido Solutions Inc. 

Filenet Canada Inc. 

Finning International Inc. 

First Aid & Survival Tech. Ltd. 

First Canadian Logistics Ltd. 

Fisher Scientific Ltd. 

Flag Chevrolet Oldsmobile Ltd. 

Flir Systems Ltd. 

Forintek Canada Corp. 

Formula Pile & Bridge 

Forrest Wagner 

Forrester Research, Inc. 

Forsite Consultants Ltd. 

Fort St. John Valve & Fitting 

FortisBC Inc. 

Fortune Electric Co., Ltd. 

Forwords Communication Inc. 

Fountain Valley Enterprises Ltd 

Fraser Basin Council 

Fraser River Pile & Dredge Ltd. 

Fraser Valley Regional District 

Fred Thompson Contractors 1991 Ltd. 

Freelance Tree Service Inc. 

Frequency Coordination System 

Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC 

Fricia Construction Inc. 

Frontier Geosciences Inc. 

Frontier Power Products Ltd. 

Frontline Resources (2004) Inc. 

Fuel Cells Canada 

Fuji Electric Corp. of America 

Fujikura America Inc. 

Full Spectrum Enterprises Ltd. 

Funktional Electric & Utility Services 

Furry Creek Power Ltd. 

Future Shop 

G & C Contracting 

G & M Ventures 

G. & P. Ventures Ltd. 

G. Veale Holdings Ltd. 

G.N. Johnston Equipment Co. Ltd 

G.W. Mahan 

Gabriella Szabo 

Galbraith Powerline Contr. Ltd. 

Garaventa Canada 

Garforth International LLC 

Garlock Of Canada Ltd. 

1,216,825 

150,000 

78,239 

133,511 

42,660 

1,652,125 

2,043,466 

136,715 

329,607 

116,222 

107,781 

696,670 


527,643 

1,503,697 

160,183 

43,503 

26,613 

307,327 

103,479 

88,333 

134,223 


37,426 

69,332 

43,268 

1,085,233 

28,504 

38,756 

96,629 

55,870 

1,396,238 

41,924 

3,994,330 

159,542 


377,114 

139,390 

53,696 

325,994 

170,206 

51,650 


936,882 

79,718 

32,322 

2,610,337 

94,693 

59,441 

40,015 

26,868 

97,638 

27,403 

63,145 

65,799 

2,089,456 

30,000 

77,720 

30,954 

Garry Pierre 

Garth's Electric Co. Ltd. 

Gartner Canada, Co. 

Gary Wong & Associates 

Gasfield Plumbing & Heating Ltd 

GE Capital Fleet Services 

GE Commercial Finance 

GE Energy Management Services Inc. 

GE Energy Services 

GE Packaged Power Inc. 

GEA Heating and Equipment Technology Ltd 

Gear-O-Rama Supply Ltd. 

General Electric Canada 

General Electric Canada Inc. 

General Electric Canada International 

Generation Maintenance 

Genstar Development Co. 

Geonorth Engineering Ltd. 

George Third & Son 

Gerald & Karen White 

Gestalt 

Gilbert H. Shaw 

Gilbert Smith Forest Products 

Gilnockie Inspection Ltd. 

Gisborne Industrial Construction Ltd. 

Glen Labby Contracting Ltd. 

Glenn Power Contractors Ltd. 

Glenn Yates 

Glen's Backhoe Service 

Glentel Inc. 

Glenwood Motel 

Glidden Paints 

Global Energy Decisions Inc 

Global Footprint Network 

Global Knowledge Network 

Global Rental Canada, Ulc 

Global Reporting Initiative 

Globalstar Canada Satellite Co. 

Globe Foundation Of Canada 

GLP Canada 

GNA Consulting Group Ltd. 

Gold Coast Coffee Co. 

Gold Key Pontiac Buick 1984 Ltd 

Golder Associates Ltd. 

Golder Ecofys Solutions Ltd. 

Goldwing Flyte Inc. 

Goodmans LLP 

Gordon Crane & Hoist Inc. 

Gordon D. Fonstad 

Gottler Bros. Trucking & 

Governor Control Sales & Services Ltd. 

Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP 

Grafton Utility Supply 

Gravitec Systems Inc. 

Graydon Contracting Ltd. 

Great Bear Forest Management Inc. 

Great West Disposal Inc. 

Greater Vancouver Regional District 

Green Buildings BC 

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33,760 

198,672 

36,500 

125,045 

220,532 

271,642 

675,600 

474,057 

99,130 

1,439,883 

57,108 

84,276 

2,848,967 

38,159 

36,287 

181,885 

28,294 

30,120 

469,063 

82,944 

129,955 

29,630 

35,695 

242,482 

706,526 

63,907 

1,501,771 

33,267 

59,328 

25,324 

25,749 

27,837 

465,472 

37,572 

27,223 

1,640,309 

36,030 

168,378 

41,050 

33,105 

382,076 

47,244 

298,848 

1,870,636 

76,203 

695,094 

26,573 

142,810 

43,137 

33,549 

33,767 

51,352 

2,356,605 

41,118 

1,390,119 

66,091 

49,585 

9,584,440 

30,000




Greenbank Environmental Services 

GreenField (Canada) Inc. 

Gregg Distributors Co. Ltd. 

Greif Bros. Canada Inc. 

Grosvenor Canada Ltd. 

Groundhogs Construction Ltd. 

Ground-It.Com Consulting Ltd. 

Guardian Angels Traffic Control 

Guild, Yule & Company "In Trust" 

Guillevin International Co. 

Gwil Industries Inc. 

H & H Welding Fabrication & Rental Ltd. 

H. & J. Ready Mix Ltd. 

Habart & Assoc. Consulting Inc. 

Haida Tribal Society 

Hamling Lakes Contracting Ltd. 

Harbour Centre Complex Limited 

Harris Canada, Inc. 

Harrison Hot Springs Resort 

Harrison Ind. Contracting Ltd. 

Harry W. Mah 

Hatch Acres Incorporated 

Hatch Energy 

Hatter, Thompson, Shumka & McDonagh 

Hawker Siddeley Switchgear Limited 

Hay Group Limited 

Hazco Environmental Services Ltd. 

Hazmasters Environmental 

HD Supply Utilities 

HD Tree Service Ltd. 

Head2Head BC Inc. 

Heenan Blaikie LLP 

Heenan Tree Services Ltd. 

Helen Whittaker Consulting 

Helifor Industries Ltd. 

Hemlock Printers Ltd., 

Hemmera Envirochem Inc. 

Henville Consulting Inc 

Henwood Energy Services Inc. 

Heritage Office Furnishings Ltd 

Herman Miller Workplace Resource Vancouv 

Hewitt Associates 

Hewlett Packard (Canada) Ltd. 

Hewlett-Packard Financial 

High Line Utilities Inc. 

High Terrain Helicopters Ltd. 

High Voltage Services Ltd. 

Highland Helicopters Ltd., 

Highland Powerlines Ltd., 

Highland Tree Service Ltd. 

Hilton Vancouver Metrotown 

Hodgson King & Marble Ltd. 

Home Depot Canada Inc. 

Homeworks Services Inc. 

Horizon Developments Ltd. 

Horizon Paint & Auto Supplies 

Horizon Tree Service Ltd. 

Horton Automation Inc. 

Hoskin Scientific Ltd. 

159,071 

86,686 

121,271 

40,066 

51,381 

76,278 

42,152 

47,587 

35,000 


329,577 

1,133,758 

267,105 

62,304 

93,326 

89,236 

45,000 

32,068 

368,913 

56,166 

89,977 

755,704 

26,092 

30,000 

1,007,796 

40,611 

612,558 

80,345 

257,788 

678,836 

96,091 

109,432 

94,426 

48,643 


181,361 

566,530 

102,325 

49,115 

920,520 


1,302,744 

109,326 

42,365 

190,170 

99,810 

265,735 

347,194 

2,929,471 

56,200 

120,854 

4,082,786 


37,439 

1,555,135 


154,947 

221,936 

82,128 

Houle Electric Limited 

Howard Huwer 

HR & HS Services 

Hubbell Canada Inc. 

Hudson's Bay Company 

Hudson's Hope Ski Association 

Huge Power Consulting Inc. 

Hul'Qumi'Num Treaty Group 

Hupacasath First Nation 

Husky Oil Ltd. 

Hydraulic Institute 

Hydrecs 

Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Conference 

Hydroresearch 

Hyland Excavating Ltd. 

Hyundai Heavy Industries (Canada) 

I.C. Ramsay & Associates 

I.G. Gavac & Son Inc. 

Ian Hayward International Ltd. 

Ian Martin Ltd. 

I'anco Products Ltd. 

IBM Canada Ltd. 

Iceman Refrigeration & Recovery 

ICI Canada Inc. 

Ici Paints (Canada) Inc. 

Ideal Security Inc 

IHS Energy Group 

Ikon Office Solutions Inc. 

Image Group Inc. 

Impac Canada Company 

Impact Reforestation Ltd. 

Imperial Oil Limited 

Imperial Overhead Crane Corp. 

Imperial Parking Canada Corporation 

Imperial Parking Ltd. 

Independant Flaggers Ltd. 

Independent Electric & Controls Ltd. 

Independent Power Producers 

Independent Project Analysis 

Indigenous Corporate Training Inc. 

Indufast Ind. Fasteners Ltd. 

Indus International Canada Inc. 

Industrial Solutions Inc. 

Infinite Development Corporation 

Inforbiz Consulting Services 

Infosat Communications, Inc. 

Infrasource Services (Canada) ULC 

Inland Air Charters Ltd. 

Inn At Westminster Quay 

Innovative Steam Technologies 

In-Phase Power Consulting 

Insights Vancouver 

Institute of Chartered Accountants 

Instream Fisheries Consultants 

InStream Fisheries Research Inc. 

Insurance Corporation Of B.C. 

Integrated Cadastral Information Society 

Integris Metals Inc. 

Integrity Environmental Services Ltd. 

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151,415 

66,022 

32,482 

676,172 

69,261 

50,000 

29,872 

50,000 

202,687 

64,361 

29,503 

44,299 

26,500 

45,950 

3,416,280 

13,162,087 

78,123 

37,719 

212,711 

300,172 

27,507 

305,405 

208,614 

33,635 

32,604 

26,892 


50,913 


75,617 

26,006 

10,539,994 

786,413 

58,305 

281,694 

37,070 

116,000 

94,141 

70,278 

26,514 

26,732 

1,533,088 

54,978 

25,360 

165,622 

101,150 

124,580 

37,713 

45,169 

72,046 

210,443 

36,818 


41,226 

166,585 

1,647,724 

159,001 

62,033 

28,110




Intercoast Construction Ltd. 

Interior Machine Works Ltd 

Interior Reforestation Co. Ltd. 

Interior Warehousing Ltd. 

Interlox Building Systems Ltd. 

International Forest Products Ltd. 

International Transportation 

Interoute Construction Ltd. 

Interproject Systems Inc. 

Intrawest Corporation 

Invensys Systems Canada Inc. 

Investment Training & Consulting 

IOS Financial Services 

Iota Construction Ltd. 

IPEX Inc. 

IQ Builders Ltd. 

Iris Power Engineering Inc. 

Iris Power LP 

Iron Mountain Canada Corp. 

Irwin Commercial Finance 

Ise Consulting Group 

Island Asphalt Company 

Island Key Computer Ltd. 

Island Traffic Services Ltd. 

Island Tug & Barge Ltd. 

Itron Canada Inc. 

Itron Inc. 

ITT Flygt 

Ivanhoe Cambridge II Inc. 

Ivanhoe Loader Service 

J & R Services 

J. Jarvis & Associates 

J. Kerschbaumer Inc. 

J. Mandryk Associates Inc. 

J. Pocher Consult Inc. 

J. Taylor & Associates 

J. Weir 

J.D. Power & Associates 

J.L. Career Strategies 

J.P. Morgan Securities Ltd. 

J.R. Industrial Supplies Ltd. 

J.W. Hedley 

Jace Holdings Ltd 

Jack Lewin Associates Ltd 

Jaco Environmental Systems Company 

Jaco Powerlines Ltd. 

Jacques Desbaillets Foundation 

Jacques Whitford Limited 

Jake - Jay Holdings Ltd. (2006) 

James Anderson Investments Ltd. 

James Hoggan Associates Inc. 

James Vipond 

Janet David & Associates Inc. 

Janox Fluid Power Ltd. 

Jason's Backhoe 

JCL Business Solutions Inc. 

Jeff Ankenman/Sue Mcmurtrie 

Jeff Sneep 

Jepson Petroleum Ltd. 

1,742,666 

48,682 

82,028 

185,754 

411,262 

38,171 

40,125 

159,096 

29,367 

38,986 

184,092 

39,526 


195,671 

114,155 

297,282 

43,563 

66,023 

190,032 


672,473 

278,141 

1,202,432 

300,943 

186,781 

3,594,961 

253,889 

27,146 

69,404 

25,134 

75,841 

114,139 

30,411 

89,484 

52,049 

64,446 

58,376 

46,767 

36,132 

96,040 

53,223 

29,309 

25,682 

179,296 

863,385 

2,553,832 

30,000 

706,345 

77,758 

53,875 

40,125 

77,579 

58,259 

112,501 

166,537 

181,900 

58,541 

83,480 

46,675 

Jeremy Baxter 

Jewel Moving & Storage Co. Ltd. 

Jian Kwei Lou 

Jiexia (Cathy) Zhu 

Jim Dent Construction Ltd. 

Jim Dickie 

Jim Kozak 

Jim Pattison Broadcast Group LP 

JJM Construction Ltd. 

Joe Crozier 

Joe Davison 

John Bidder & Associates 

John Hunter Co. Ltd. 

John Kirk 

John Rimington 

John W. Mattice 

John Watson Ltd. 

Johnston & Associates Ltd. 

Johnstone Boiler & Tank Ltd. 

Joint Industry Electricity Steering 

Jones & Stokes Associates 

JSK Traffic Control Services 

JTech Communications Ltd. 

JTM Consulting Ltd. 

JTS Consulting 

Juanita Poirier 

Judith Marcuse Projects 

Justice Institute Of B.C. 

K & S Heating 

K. Pearson Contracting Ltd. 

K.A.T.S. Mobile First Aid 

Kal Tire 

Kamloops Communications Inc. 

Kamloops Indian Band 

Karlin Enterprises 

Karma Midnight Ventures Ltd. 

Karyo Communications Inc. 

Kasco Consulting Ltd. 

Kaska Tribal Council 

Katzie First Nation 

Kaverit Steel & Crane Ltd. 

Kedco Constructors Ltd. 

Kellogg, Huber, Hansen, Todd, Evans 

Kelly Almasch Consulting 

Kelly Services (Canada), Ltd. 

Ken Baker 

Ken Byron Excavating 

Ken R. Jones 

Ken Spafford 

Kerley & Associates Forestry 

Key Largo Electric 

Keystone Wildlife Research 

Kimco Controls Ltd. 

Kinectrics Inc. 

Kinetic Construction Ltd. 

King Motion Picture 

Kingbird Biological Consultants Ltd. 

Kingfisher Silviculture Ltd. 

K-Line Insulators Limited 

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65,845 

63,793 

91,091 

46,688 

1,405,627 

148,949 

70,906 


10,681,494 

79,795 

108,226 

164,162 

348,787 

65,539 

104,250 

147,580 

26,309 

34,525 

329,343 

95,016 

283,602 

127,945 

51,709 


60,778 

93,763 

25,000 

82,383 

35,117 

50,298 

64,602 

218,021 

79,547 

42,553 

48,444 

230,752 

161,994 

28,136 

993,954 

41,296 

93,707 


83,306 

53,306 

34,823 

29,827 

29,504 

36,872 

38,183 

159,249 

588,812 

627,051 

35,548 

42,450 

968,194 

51,750 

28,839 

61,745 

133,854




Klohn Crippen Berger Ltd. 

Klohn-Crippen Consultants Ltd. 

Kmander Consulting 

KMBR Architects 

Kms Tools & Equipment Ltd. 

Knight Piesold Ltd. 

Knightsbridge Human Capital 

Kodiak Powerline Contractors Ltd 

Kodiak Resource Management 

Kokanee Helicopters Inc. 

Kone Inc. 

Konica Minolta Business Solutions 

Kootenai Resource Advantage Ltd 

Kootenay Industrial Supply Ltd. 

Kootenay Wildlife Services Ltd. 

Korn/Ferry International 

KPC Coatings Group 

KPMG LLP 

Kren Fabricators Ltd. 

KTI Limited 

Ktunaxa Kinbasket Development Corp. 

Ktunaxa Nation Council 

Kunwarjit Khandpur 

Kwadacha First Nation 

Kwantlen First Nation 

Kwikwetlem First Nation 

L & L Hanson Construction Ltd. 

L & S Electric Inc. 

L. Flores & Co. Inc. 

L. Hayward Consulting 

L.A. Hanson & Associates Ltd. 

L.P. Bloomberg 

Lakeport Power Ltd. 

Land Title and Survey Authority of BC 

Landsong Heritage Consulting Ltd. 

Landtec Grounds Experts Ltd. 

Lapp Insulators LLC 

Laprairie Electrical Prod. Ltd. 

Laprairie Inc. 

Latina Investments Ltd. 

Laurel Stevens 

Law Society Of B.C. 

Lawson Lundell 

Lawson Products Inc. (Ontario) 

Legend Power Systems Inc. 

Lehigh Northwest Cement Limited 

Lehigh Northwest Materials Ltd. 

Les Hall Filter Service (2005) Ltd. 

Lessons Learned Substation Solutions 

Levelton Consultants Ltd 

Levitt-Safety Ltd. 

Levy Research Services Ltd. 

Lewis Enterprises Inc 

Lewy's Lawncare & Landscaping 

Lex Engineering Ltd. 

Lex Pacifica Law Corporation 

LexisNexis Canada Inc. 

Lgl Limited 

Lheidli T'enneh Band 

410,922 

138,359 

77,688 

51,207 

30,073 

590,299 

329,052 

1,334,976 

30,932 

452,492 

35,823 


30,011 

41,428 

115,260 

168,181 

41,817 

259,309 

110,116 

228,814 

43,116 

122,201 

92,061 

1,202,200 

93,705 

59,232 

599,413 

109,480 

87,810 

62,122 

153,898 

112,239 


64,992 

46,994 

35,530 


41,076 

823,834 

29,693 

46,384 

45,555 

2,690,497 

70,760 

306,530 

53,850 

27,125 

45,706 

65,020 

34,753 

55,490 

26,232 

90,086 

58,880 

66,907 

68,492 

30,662 

135,762 

26,245 

Liard Consulting Ltd. 

Libra Tree Service Ltd. 

Lillooet Builders World Ltd. 

Lillooet Tribal Council 

Limno Lab Ltd. 

Limnotek Research & Dev. Inc. 

Lineman's Testing Laboratories of Canada 

LineStar Utility Supply Inc. 

LMN Forest Management Ltd. 

Logging & Sawmilling Journal 

LOHFT Development Ltd. 

London Drugs Ltd. 

Longhouse Trading Company Ltd. 

Lordco Parts Ltd. 

Lotek Wireless Inc. 

Louisa Dick 

Lower Mainland Dock Products Ltd. 

Lower Mainland Publishing Group Inc 

Lower Nicola Indian Band 

LTK Automation & Controls 

Lubrite Technologies 

Lubron Bearing Systems 

Lumen City Lighting Company Ltd. 

Lups Contractors Ltd. 

LW Professional Consult. Ltd. 

Lynx Brand Fence Products Ltd. 

Lytton First Nation 

M P Electrical Contracting Ltd. 

M. A. Thomas & Associates Ltd. 

M.G.O. Cad Drafting 

Madrone Environmental Services Ltd. 

Mailloux Contracting 

Mainland Welding Supplies Ltd. 

Mainstream Aquatics Ltd. 

Mainstream Biological Consulting 

Makloc Buildings Inc. 

Malahat Nation 

Malaspina College 

Manning, Cooper & Associates 

Manulife Financial 

Marayne Financial Inc. 

Marbek Resource Consultants Ltd 

Margaret J. Livingstone & Assoc 

Maridee Heward 

Marion Creek Hydroelectric Project 

Mark Coats 

Market Strategies Inc 

MarketPOWER Research Inc. 

Mark's Work Wearhouse Ltd. 

Martech Electrical Systems Ltd. 

Martin Inspection Services 

Marwin Industries Inc. 

Matrikon Inc. 

Maxim Power Corp. 

Maximizer Software Inc. 

Maxwell Floors Ltd. 

Maya Vryheid 

McCarthy Tetrault 

McColl Forestry Ltd. 

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303,823 

200,733 

27,941 

57,955 

86,286 

194,301 

49,956 

1,724,329 

57,650 

29,984 

71,099 

101,788 

30,543 

237,955 

61,229 

29,071 

25,844 

28,495 

25,113 

128,729 

37,438 

52,927 

118,788 

213,937 


58,571 

83,259 

49,797 

106,765 

28,335 

54,480 

40,680 

33,872 

254,655 

41,072 


52,000 

56,196 

103,595 

9,924,599 

41,823 

523,166 

40,473 

37,039 

853,768 

30,279 

52,225 

87,567 

91,728 


76,464 

658,866 

30,067 

2,721,498 

26,984 


57,738 

56,445 

603,201




McCordick Glove & Safety 

Mccoy Lake Excavating Ltd. 

McDaniels Research 

Mcdonald & Ross Constr. Ltd. 

McElhanney Consulting Services Ltd. 

McFarland Cascade Pole Ltd. 

McGregor Hardware Dist. Ltd. 

McKenzie Tree Service 

McLaren Software 

McMahon Cogeneration Plant 

McNair Creek Hydro Partnership 

McRae's Environmental Srvc Ltd. 

MDT Technical Services Inc. 

Medical Services Plan Of B.C. 

Megatech Engineering Ltd. 

Megger Ltd. 

Melron Sales & Services 

Meridian Impex 

Meridian Specialties Inc. 

Meridian Technologies Ltd. 

Merrimack Energy Group, Inc. 

Metagnosis Consulting Ltd. 

Metro Motors Ltd. 

Metro Roofing & Sheet Metal Ltd 

Metro Testing Laboratories Ltd. 

Metropolitan Fine Printers Inc. 

Meyers Norris Penny LLP 

Mica Consulting Partners 

Mica Creek Community Club 

Michael Castle 

Michael K. Lee 

Micra Design 

Micro Focus (Canada) Ltd. 

Midsun Group Inc. 

Midway Power Line Services Ltd 

Mike Stamford 

Mikisew Cree First Nation 

Milham Industries Ltd. 

Miller Creek Power Ltd. 

Miller Instruments Ltd. 

Minister of Finance 

Mission Contractors Ltd. 

Mitsubishi Canada Ltd. 

Mitsubishi Electric Power Products Inc. 

MJ Power Consulting Inc. 

MJ Solutions Inc. 

MMK Consulting Inc. 

Modern Systems Management Ltd. 

Mod-Tronic Instruments Ltd. 

Molson Canada 

Monashee Surveying & Geomatics 

Money Family Projects Ltd. 

Monitor (International) Limited 

Montenay Inc. 

Moody's Investors Service 

Moore Syndication 

Moore Wallace Inc. 

Morneau Sobeco Limited Partnership 

Morrison Hershfield Ltd. 

32,586 

38,858 

32,337 

873,774 

413,235 

444,065 

49,480 

273,953 

207,351 

47,301,005 

1,659,754 

234,967 

736,557 

7,163,590 

248,164 

150,139 

239,486 

123,761 

223,015 

145,649 

28,744 

297,135 

2,207,674 

90,505 

39,763 


25,567 

133,704 

32,526 

83,828 

25,056 


53,973 

90,050 

2,140,733 

38,749 

65,937 

108,359 

3,884,727 

68,598 

445,911,218 

386,929 

16,338,252 

6,567,156 

420,839 


26,600 

30,128 

64,077 

66,869 

34,485 

56,287 

25,959 

7,335,614 

58,909 

329,744 




Morrow Engineering Ltd. 

Morrow Environmental Consultants Inc. 

Mott Electric Ltd. 

Mount Currie Indian Band 

Mount Sicker Lumber Company Ltd 

Moxon Personnel Ltd. 

MRK Consulting 

MSC Metal Structure Concepts Inc. 

MTS Allstream Inc. 

Mud Bay Drilling Co. Ltd. 

Multi-Vision Communications Inc. 

Murphy Pang 

Mustel Group 

Myerswest Consulting 

Nahanni Construction Ltd. 

Naito Environmental 

Nalco Canada Co 

Nanaimo Shipyard Ltd. 

Nanoose First Nation 

Napa Auto Parts 

National Electrical Carbon 

National Process Equipment Inc. 

National Public Relations 

Natsource LLC 

Nature Conservancy of Canada 

Navigant Consulting Inc. 

Navigata Communications Ltd. 

Navigo Consulting & Coaching Inc. 

Nedco 

Neil Elliott, P.Eng. 

Nelson Roofing Ltd. 

Ness Environmental Sciences 

New Forest Management Co. 

Newalta Corporation 

Nexans Canada Inc. 

Nexeter Technologies Ltd. 

NGK Insulators Of Canada Ltd. 

Nicholas Dalziel 

Nickoli Cartage Ltd. 

Nicole Choy 

Night Hawk Security Ltd. 

Nik-Nik Drafting Services 

Nisga'a Lisims Government 

Noramco Wire & Cable Co. Ltd. 

Norampac Inc 

Nordic Tree Service 

Nor-Lag Coatings Ltd. 

Norm Pighin Trucking 

Norpac Controls Ltd. 

Norseman Group Ltd. 

North 60 Petro Ltd. 

North American Pipe & Steel Ltd 

North Fraser Salmon Assistance Society 

North Island Communications Inc. 

North Island Engineering Ltd. 

North Star Structural Contractors Ltd. 

North Vancouver Outdoor School 

Northern Health Authority 

Northern Lights College 

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4,407,353 

2,693,364 

39,532 

35,504 

27,165 

67,626 

29,995 

25,323 

25,781 

75,655 

55,747 

26,055 

33,677 

244,217 

49,201 

104,585 

138,030 

37,000 

79,771 

25,723 

25,279 


80,783 

27,663 

63,919 

41,824 

366,156 

66,502 

208,938 

61,523 

67,012 

59,220 

124,421 

23,073,835 

432,153 

1,261,481 

32,063 

61,687 

47,837 


418,419 

68,388 


47,056 

206,487 

448,041 

60,036 

412,875 

142,404 

1,196,124 

82,402 

66,458 

39,460 

29,083 

32,691 

58,648 

43,667 

66,174




Northern Metalic Sales Ltd. 

Northern Thunderbird Air Inc. 

Northern Trailer Ltd. 

Northwest Community College 

Northwest Hydraulic Consultants Ltd. 

Northwest Power Pool 

Northwest Tree Service Ltd. 

Northwestel Inc. 

Norwegian Geotechnical 

Nova Gas Transmission Ltd. 

Nova Pole International Inc. 

Novell Canada Ltd. 

NRG Research Group 

NuOptiks Consulting 

NW Energy (Williams Lake) Ltd. 

O.E.M. Battery Systems Ltd. 

Oars Training Inc. 

O'Brien Brothers Enterprise 

Ocean Concrete Limited 

Ogilvy Renault 

Okanagan Indian Band 

Okanagan Land Development Corporation 

Okanagan Nation Alliance 

Okanagan North Growers Cooperative 

Omar Kirkeeng Excavating 

O'max Business Systems Inc. 

Omega Aviation Corp. 

OMERS Realty Corporation 

One Call Locators Canada Ltd. 

O'Neil Livestock Sales Ltd. 

Ontrea Inc. 

Open Road Auto Group Limited 

Optimum Energy Products Ltd. 

Oracle Corporation Canada Inc. 

Orca Bay Arena Ltd. Partnership 

OSI Software Inc. 

Otis Canada, Inc. 

Outstart 

Overhead Door Company of Lethbridge 

Overland Freight Lines Ltd. 

Overwaitea Food Group Limited 

P.S.I. Fluid Power Ltd. 

PA Consulting Group Inc. 

PA Government Services Inc. 

Pacific Blue Cross 

Pacific Bolt Mfg. (1988) Ltd. 

Pacific Cove Environmental Services Inc. 

Pacific Destination Services Inc. 

Pacific Electrical Install. Ltd 

Pacific Fasteners Ltd. 

Pacific Newspaper Group Inc. 

Pacific North Coast Consulting Services 

Pacific Northern Gas Ltd. 

Pacific Western Helicopters Ltd 

Pacific-Surrey Construction Ltd 

Paladin Security Group Ltd. 

Palfy Holdings Ltd. 

Pandion Ecological Research Ltd 

Panorama Productions Ltd. 

296,993 

47,605 

907,183 

72,118 

133,209 

42,899 

128,012 

55,948 

29,775 

2,078,264 

25,576 

73,717 

139,811 

47,470 

42,349,466 

52,723 

54,970 

333,152 

38,673 

137,499 

41,110 

70,281 

47,952 


30,562 

41,043 

329,549 

57,942 

104,729 

305,661 

77,140 

352,625 

54,989 

344,142 

72,333 

97,568 

48,606 

61,155 

40,899 

406,061 

102,239 


40,973 

30,910 

6,472,003 

415,052 

53,344 

55,856 

3,708,550 

91,597 

44,900 

36,235 

226,823 

45,717 

32,143 

626,594 

40,362 

36,099 

95,309 

Parkhouse & Barnett Consulting 

Parking Corporation of Vancouver 

Parks West Enterprise 

Parsons Brinckerhoff Ltd. 

Patricia Taylor 

Patrick CG Ong, P. Eng 

Patton & Cooke Limited 

Paul Klawer Consulting 

Paul Wong International Inc. 

Pauwels Canada Inc. 

Pav's Contracting Ltd. 

Pazmac Enterprises Ltd. 

Pco Services Corporation 

Peace Communications Cable 

Peace Country Rentals & 

Peace Moving & Storage Ltd. 

Peace River Regional District 

Peace View Enterprises Ltd. 

Peitzman, Weg & Kempinsky LLP 

Pembina Institute 

Percussion Software Inc 

Performance by Design 

Performance Coaching Inc. 

Peter McNiven 

Peters Bros. Construction Ltd. 

Petro Canada Products Co. 

Petro-Canada 

PFC Management Inc. 

PG Office Equipment Ltd. 

Philtek Electronics Ltd., 

Phoenix Media Direct Inc. 

Pine Tree Helicopters Ltd. 

Pingston Creek Hydro Joint Venture 

Pinton Forrest & Madden 

Pitney Bowes Of Canada Ltd. 

Planetworks Consulting 

Plateau Systems Ltd. 

Plowe Power Systems Ltd. 

Polar Battery Vancouver Ltd. 

Polar Technology 

Polaris Corporate Services Inc. 

Polestar Communications Inc. 

Pole-Tec Services Ltd. 

Pollara, Inc. 

Polovick Equipment Services 

Poltec Industries Ltd. 

Polycast International 

Poly-Chlor Plastics Ind. Ltd. 

Polyrama Plastics Ltd. 

Ponte Bros Contracting Ltd. 

Port Alberni Security Inc. 

Positron Industries Inc. 

Positronics Enterprises Ltd. 

Potential Pictures Inc. 

Powell Research (1995) Ltd. 

Power Battery Sales Ltd. 

Power Line Systems, Inc. 

Power Measurement Ltd. 

PowerComm Solutions, LLC 

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30,081 

26,417 

325,814 

100,477 

144,451 


1,252,790 

45,343 

57,374 

486,674 

45,216 

25,179 

28,979 

29,695 

35,859 

171,753 

453,404 

79,721 

58,700 

50,675 

35,686 

33,220 

158,230 

63,273 

234,281 

325,592 

1,241,019 

53,857 


295,675 

36,632 

59,875 

9,028,688 

106,579 

56,008 

30,515 

29,008 

3,477,133 

67,325 

28,920 

123,619 

45,078 

772,713 

42,160 

155,377 

54,530 

64,877 

220,449 

257,708 

914,096 

26,162 

64,645 

59,953 

52,849 

104,265 


46,182 

320,751 

44,739




Powertech Labs Inc. 

Powertran Company Ltd. 

Praxair Canada Inc. 

Precise Cleaning Services 

Precision Bolting Ltd. 

Precision Mounting Technologies 

Preformed Line Products (Canada) Ltd. 

Premier Farnell Canada Ltd. 

Prescient Digital Media 

Pricewaterhousecoopers LLP 

Prince Sheet Metal & Heating Ltd. 

Prism Engineering 

Pro Hardware & Bldg Supplies 

Profab Manufacturing Ltd. 

Professional Diving Technologies Ltd. 

Progressive Fence Installations Ltd. 

Pro-Line Fence Ltd. 

Proquip On-Site Diesel Refuelling Ltd. 

Prysmian Cables & Systems Canada Ltd. 

Purcell Services Ltd. 

PV Inspection Services Ltd. 

Quad L Enterprises Ltd 

Qualified Tree Services Ltd. 

Qualitrol Company LLC 

Quality Chain Canada 

Quantec, LLC 

Quantum Remediation Inc. 

Quebecor World Inc. 

R & B Complete Services 

R & E Wallace Ltd. 

R&Y Consulting Inc. 

R.A.G. Contracting Ltd. 

R.G. Lihou & Associates 

R.R. Interior Power & Electric Ltd. 

R.W. Beck International Ltd. 

Radian Communication Services (Canada) 

Radio Works 

Raging River Power & Mining Inc. 

Rain Coast Cranes & Equip. Inc. 

Rai-Tec Industries Ltd. 

Ramius Corporation 

Rampro Casting & Crossing Ltd. 

Ratcliff & Company In Trust 

Ratcliff & Company LLP in Trust 

Rattco Landscape & Design Ltd. 

Ray & Berndtson/Tanton Mitchell 

Ray Beaulieu 

Ray's Security Patrol Service 

RBC Dexia Investor Services Trust 

RBC Life Insurance Company 

RCC Electronics 

Re/Max Shuswap 

Read Jones Christoffersen Ltd. 

Receiver General For Canada 

Redde Pressure Test 

Reg Dist Of Central Kootenay 

Reg Dist Of Kootenay Boundary 

Reg Norman Trucking Ltd. 

Reginald Durrell 

4,918,748 

48,083 

130,171 

91,642 

45,248 

53,990 

157,476 

174,496 

67,986 

261,191 

75,679 

39,008 

126,777 

86,373 

115,943 

104,809 

117,924 

249,621 

1,898,046 


59,577 

628,689 

678,122 

45,754 


44,527 

9,072,740 

225,040 

697,046 


74,129 

33,378 

92,306 

2,108,249 

138,828 

766,732 

127,686 

543,363 

58,675 

25,267 

25,812 

76,719 

368,000 

85,553 

129,842 

91,246 

36,124 

101,593 

43,725 

188,976 

72,410 

28,912 

93,408 

2,399,525 

34,334 

392,867 

340,920 

32,826 

216,223 

Regional District Of Comox-Strathcona 

Regional District Of Fraser - 

REI Consulting Services Inc. 

ReimAir Consulting 

Reimer Consulting Group Inc. 

Reliable Equipment Rentals Ltd. 

Reliable Tube Inc. 

Remote Access Technology Inc. 

Rescue Canada Resource Grp. Inc 

Resolution Reprographics Ltd. 

Resort Municipality Of Whistler 

Resource Helicopters Ltd. 

Revay and Associates Ltd. 

Revelstoke Builders Suppl 

Revelstoke Plumbing & Electrical 

Rex Peak Contracting 

Rexel Canada Electrical Inc. 

Richard A. Aylard 

Richard Fulton 

Richard Meiner 

Richards Mfg Company Sales Inc. 

Rick Bellefeuille 

Ricoh Canada Inc. 

Ricoh Image Communication 

Riemann Painting (2003) Inc. 

Right-of-Way Operations Group Inc. 

Riteway Tree Service Ltd. 

Ritz Instrument Trans. Inc. 

RLG International Inc. 

Roadway Traffic Control Ltd. 

Robert Essery 

Robert Half Management Resources 

Roberts & Stahl "In Trust" 

Robertson, Kolbeins, Teevan, Gallaher 

Robson Valley Power Corp. 

Rockford Energy Corporation 

Rocky Mountain Environmental 

Roco Rescue of Canada Inc. 

Roctest Ltd. 

Rodan Energy & Metering Solutions Inc. 

Roderick Shand 

Rodney Brandon 

Roger Bruder Enterprises 

Rogers Wireless Inc. 

Rolston Crane & Freight Ltd. 

Rona Home Centre 

Roper Greyell LLP 

Ross Clarke Environmental &Wildlife Serv 

Royal Flex-Lox Pipe Limited 

Royal Lepage Relocation Service 

RS Line Construction, Inc. 

RST Instruments Ltd. 

RTR Performance Ride On 

Ruckle Navigation Ltd. 

Rush Electric Limited 

Russell Jervis 

Russell Painting and Sandblasting 

Rutherford Creek Power Ltd. 

RW Irvine Consulting Inc. 

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361,500 

589,934 

53,196 

135,358 

49,866 

112,518 

34,760 

373,424 

581,079 

88,490 

28,014 


108,034 

29,740 

342,348 

168,045 

81,523 

149,745 

55,847 

58,187 

1,382,795 

64,234 

71,603 

124,890 

1,043,382 

250,659 

459,458 

207,852 

35,682 

694,618 

2,500,655 

122,528 

946,856 

1,430,615 

77,535 

59,548 

41,599 

30,151 

92,044 

45,407 

47,090 


29,154 

29,601 

75,203 

91,271 

3,256,480 

152,865 

697,182 

354,827 

28,058 


239,450 

69,240 

40,158 

8,546,824 

73,912




S & C Electric Canada Ltd. 

S & T Industries 

S.G. Peardon & Assoc. Inc. 

Safety & Emergency Management 

Safety Net Security Ltd. 

Sager Anderson, In Trust 

Sajr Holdings 

Salmon Arm Tree Toppers 

Sampson Research 

Samuel Manu-Tech Inc. 

Sandcan Services 

Sandman Inns Ltd. 

Sandwell Engineering Inc. 

Sandy Giroux 

SAP Canada Inc. 

SAS Institute (Canada) Inc. 

Sauber Mfg. Co. 

Sauder School of Business 

Sawyer Tree Service 

SBS Forestry Inc. 

Scansa Construction Ltd. 

Schickedanz Bros. Ltd. 

Schneider Canada Inc. 

School District - 35 (Langley) 

School District - 36 (Surrey) 

School District - 38 (Richmond) 

School District - 39 Vancouver 

School District - 41 (Burnaby) 

School District - 61 (Victoria) 

School District - 73 

School District - 75 (Mission) 

School District - 82 Coast Mountain 

Schweitzer Engineering Lab Inc. 

SCI Software Consulting Inc. 

Score Construction Ltd. 

Scott Allen 

Scott Decker 

Scott Plastics Ltd. 

Scott Resource Services Inc. 

Scott Wills Contracting 

Scroggie Creek Consulting Inc. 

Seabird Island Band 

Sears Canada Inc. 

Seaside Painters and Sandblasters Inc. 

Seaspan Coastal Intermodal Co. 

Seaway Diving Ltd. 

Securiguard Services Ltd. 

Sediver Canada Inc. 

SeeBeyond Technology Corporation 

Seepanee Ecological 

Selkirk Remote Sensing Ltd. 

Sencot'en Alliance 

Sentes Chevrolet Oldsmobile Ltd. 

Sentes Leasing 

Sequoia Engineering LLP 

Serena Software, Inc. 

Servalite Sales Ltd. 

Serv-West Charters Ltd 

Seto Engineering Inc. 

2,824,373 

25,190 

245,949 

72,211 

65,233 

342,500 

27,424 

34,240 

136,760 

235,191 

125,566 

48,527 

791,476 

286,989 

104,697 

132,360 


57,736 

193,913 

73,145 

26,835 

304,000 

187,776 

68,191 

36,993 

91,816 

126,729 

46,414 

174,617 

198,338 

26,229 

54,486 

1,057,766 

137,038 

240,386 

119,947 

134,359 

142,518 

144,309 

412,161 

26,639 

66,003 

55,948 

1,269,697 

109,728 

116,210 

402,583 

1,114,654 

80,094 

37,222 

56,106 

58,583 

193,485 

137,067 

45,246 

27,516 

26,505 

79,079 

51,914 

Seton Lake Indian Band 

Seton. Shalalth District 

SFU Community Trust 

Shamrock Drilling Ltd. 

Shanahan's Ltd. 

Sharp Construction Ltd. 

Sharp Machine Tools 

Sharp's Audio-Visual Ltd. 

Shaune Pryce 

Shell Canada Products Ltd. 

Sheltair Group Resource Consultants Inc 

Sheraton Guildford Hotel 

Sherine Industries Ltd. 

Sheung-Mo Sin 

Shield Metal Contracting Ltd. 

Shift Consulting 

Shuswap Nation Tribal Council 

Shxw'ow'hamel First Nation 

Sicamous Inn Ltd. 

Siefken Engineering Ltd. 

Siemens Building Tech. Ltd. 

Siemens Canada Ltd. 

Sierra Systems Consultants Inc. 

Silver City Galvanizing Inc. 

Silver Valley Transportation Services 

Silverfox Resources Ltd. 

Simon Fraser University 

Simson-Maxwell 

Sinclair Technologies Inc. 

Singleton Urquhart 

Sitsa Holdings Ltd. 

Skagit Environmental Endowment 

Skatin Nation 

Skeena Power Systems Ltd. 

Skeetchestn Indian Band 

Skillsoft 

Sky-Hi Scaffolding Ltd. 

Slacan Industries Inc. 

Slaney Safety Services 

SmartSignal 

Smith Cameron Pump Solutions 

Snap-On-Tools Of Canada Ltd. 

SNC Lavalin ATP Inc. 

Snc-Lavalin Inc. 

Sodbuster Landscaping Ltd. 

Softchoice Corp. 

Sol Consulting 

Soltex Ltd. 

Sonepar Canada Inc. 

Soo River Hydro 

Sorrento Tree Toppers Ltd. 

South Sutton Creek Hydro Inc. 

Southern Railway Of B.C. Ltd. 

Spall Machine and Welding 

Spallumcheen Band 

Spatial Mapping Ltd. 

Spatial Vision Group Inc. 

Spaz Logging 

Special T Cleaning Ltd. 

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238,053 


200,739 

63,511 

27,983 

1,604,600 

135,893 

30,086 

58,901 

3,721,722 

99,785 

26,718 

194,045 

114,379 

33,796 

53,868 

38,000 

33,575 

27,500 

36,328 

135,537 

1,858,255 

60,378 

97,054 

25,000 

37,777 

408,985 

201,787 

27,877 

338,458 

56,673 

84,992 

33,522 

488,086 

39,218 

54,944 

46,056 

751,229 

154,010 

148,096 

32,100 

59,200 

23,760,754 

538,396 

90,810 

185,056 

306,663 

60,397 

436,280 

4,394,180 

448,738 

935,371 

82,757 

193,806 

153,777 

75,888 

94,009 


36,111




Spectrum Mapping Corp. 

Spectrum Resource Group Inc. 

Speedy Auto & Window Glass 

Speers Construction Inc. 

SPM Landscape Contractors Ltd. 

Spooner Electric Ltd. 

Sportsmans Motel 

Springford Patrick Law Corporation 

Spuzzum First Nation 

Squamish Indian Band 

Squamish Lillooet Regional Dist 

Squamish River Watershed Society 

SRS Packaging Services 

St. George Moving & Storage Ltd. 

St. George Transportation Ltd. 

St. John Society (BC & Yukon) 

Stan Baker Trucking Ltd. 

Standard Radio Inc. 

Stan-Mac Line Construction Ltd. 

Stantec Consulting Ltd. 

Staples Business Depot 

Starworks Packaging & Assembly 

Stasuk Testing & Inspection Ltd 

Stella-Jones Inc. 

Stellar Mechanical Services Ltd. 

Stephen Fung 

Stephens Equipment Inc. 

Sterling Crane 

Sterling Lumber Company Ltd. 

Steve Emery Contracting 

Stevenson Consulting & Contracting 

Stevested Machinery & Engineering Ltd. 

Stewardship Centre for British Columbia 

Stl'Atl'Imx Nation Hydro 

Stordor Investments Ltd. 

Strategic Aboriginal Consulting Inc. 

Strategic Connections Inc. 

Strategic Silviculture Ltd. 

Stylecraft Fiberglass Mfg. Inc. 

Sumas Environmental Svc's. Inc. 

Sumas First Nation 

Summit Blasting Ltd. 

Summit Environmental Consultants Ltd. 

Sun Life Assurance Co. Of Canada 

Sun Microsystems Of Canada Inc. 

Sunfields 

Sunrise Trailer Sales 

Sunshine Bay Enterprises 

Super Save Disposal Inc. 

Superior Plus Inc. 

Superior Tree Service Ltd. 

Surtek Industries Inc. 

Susan Yurkovich 

Sustainable Forest Management Consulting 

Sustainable Strategies 

Swatch Group US 

Synergy Applied Ecology 

Synex Energy Resources Ltd. 

Synovate Ltd 

36,970 

130,198 

39,281 

50,878 

54,369 

25,552 

74,339 

137,000 


47,983 

341,613 

237,281 

29,194 

73,321 

55,193 

37,061 

30,740 

43,210 

100,780 

89,635 

184,102 

36,578 

26,185 

3,454,991 

200,254 

103,994 

26,987 



81,469 

68,973 

42,375 

46,000 



105,387 

101,244 

29,658 

95,390 

137,382 

33,141 

81,077 

53,812 

1,940,135 

110,920 

143,691 

35,793 

37,148 

46,687 

35,565 

59,612 

826,757 

118,085 

103,301 

75,087 

44,991 

48,146 

967,770 

325,988 

Synthane Taylor 

T & D High Voltage Consulting Ltd. 

T. Lipp 

T.J. Pataky Consulting Engineering Inc. 

T.L.K. Services 

Tab 

Tactics Resource Management 

Take A Break Coffee Service Ltd 

Takeaki Nariya 

Tall Timber Tree Services Ltd. 

Tana Heminsley & Associates 

Tantalus Systems Corp. 

Tanya Sue Jansma 

Targa Contracting 

Target Products Ltd. 

Taylor Gas Liquids Limited Partnership 

TD Micronic Inc. 

TDB Consultants Inc. 

Technologies Dual-Ade 

Tehcon Construction Serv Ltd. 

Tekara Organizational 

Telmar Network Technology 

Telus Communications Inc. 

Telus Mobility 

Telus Services Inc. 

Tembec Industries Inc. 

Tenold Transportation Inc. 

Terasen Gas (Vancouver Island) Inc. 

Terasen Gas Inc. 

Terasen Waterworks (Supply) Inc. 

TeraSpan Networks Inc. 

Terminal Systems Inc. 

Terra Remote Sensing Inc. 

TerraChoice Environmental Marketing 

Terry Berg 

TestForce Systems Inc. 

The Ain Group Holdings Limited 

The BC Public Interest Advocacy Centre 

The Brick 

The Cat Rental Store 

The Catalyst Institute 

The Conference Board Of Canada 

The Corp Of The Dist of West Vancouver 

The Corp. Of The City Of White Rock 

The Corp. Of The Dist. of Powell River 

The Corp. Of The District Of Kent 

The Corp. of the District of Peachland 

The Corp. Of The Village of Burns Lake 

The Corp. Of The Village of Pemberton 

The Corp. Of The Village of Valemount 

The Corporation Of Delta 

The Corporation of the City Of Nelson 

The Corporation Of The Village of Masset 

The Fairmont Hotel Vancouver 

The Fifth Option 

The Home Depot 

The Nature Trust Of B.C. 

The Royal Bank Of Canada 

The Standard Life Assurance Co 

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144,900 

194,750 

30,321 

36,457 

29,914 

26,599 

95,489 

30,513 

32,485 

462,693 

35,775 

92,251 

134,828 

589,747 

34,059 


32,190 

414,950 

944,188 

520,808 

89,453 

172,163 

5,037,860 

1,811,404 

34,587 

6,299,311 

40,023 

6,799,943 

20,428,439 

28,487 

89,871 

35,905 

333,857 

44,172 

54,260 

80,688 

37,642 

82,389 


201,113 

46,173 

100,826 

536,818 

160,098 

458,461 


41,401 

69,058 

109,283 


2,447,518 

44,748 

76,393 

56,429 

42,649 

72,848 

40,000 

57,953 

134,784




The Sutton Place Grande Hotels 

The University Of B.C. 

The Vancouver Board Of Trade 

The Vancouver Consulting Group 

The Westin Bayshore 

The Westin Grand 

Thomas & Betts Ltd. 

Thomas Dent Consulting 

Thomas Hart Contracting 

Thomson Canada Ltd. 

Thomson Technology Inc. 

Three Points Ltd. 

Thurber Engineering Ltd. 

ThyssenKrupp Elevator (Canada) Limited 

Tidy Steel-Fab Ltd/ 

Timberoot Environmental Inc. 

Time Street Strategic Management Inc. 

Timothy Thompson 

Timothy W. Pearkes Law Corp. 'in Trust' 

Tinaz Jangi 

Tippet-Richardson Ltd. 

Tisdale Environmental 

T'it'q'et Administration 

TKT Contracting Ltd. 

T-Mar Industries Ltd. 

Toby Russell Buckwell 

Tolko Industries Ltd. 

Tomac Electric (1983) Ltd. 

Tony Dandurand 

Touchdown Enterprises Ltd. 

Tower Fence Products Ltd. 

Towers Perrin 

Town of Comox 

Town Of Fort Nelson 

Town Of Gibsons 

Town Of Golden 

Town Of Ladysmith 

Town of Lake Cowichan 

Town of Port McNeil 

Town Of Qualicum Beach 

Town of Sidney 

Town Of Smithers 

Town Of View Royal 

Township of Langley 

Trans Power Constr. (1999) Ltd. 

TransCanada Pipelines Ltd. 

Transcat Inc. 

Transelec Common Inc. 

Translink 

Transmountain Tree Service 

Travel Serv Vancouver 

T-Ray Engineering Co. Ltd. 

Tree Canada Foundation 

Treeline Ecological Research 

Treen Gloves & Safety Prod. Ltd 

Trench Ltd 

Trexler Climate & Energy Services Inc. 

Trico Excavating Inc. 

Trimen Blueprinting & Sales Ltd 

57,393 

1,801,517 

34,766 

172,132 

52,735 

57,175 

1,253,048 

46,674 

33,432 

37,893 

99,986 

103,405 

34,246 

221,415 

67,032 

41,872 

188,052 

60,637 

250,000 

115,261 

59,786 

63,427 

61,699 

104,398 

943,048 

110,502 

8,085,744 

739,661 

35,296 

205,095 


33,807 

74,160 

83,493 

81,183 

129,501 


41,015 

28,529 

177,825 

86,445 

169,799 

191,303 

1,139,480 

1,481,516 

1,175,592 

46,675 

159,737 

53,944 

446,142 

42,335 

244,844 

170,965 

57,900 

232,018 

2,811,268 

52,743 

122,847 

34,699 

Tripower Electrical Services Ltd. 

Tristar Industries Ltd. 

Triton Transport Ltd. 

Troy Sprinkler Limited 

True Value Service 

Trydor Industries (Canada) Ltd. 

Tsawwassen First Nation 

Tsay Keh Dene 

Ts'kw'aylaxw First Nation 

TU Delft -Faculteit Civiele Techniek 

Twin River Power Ltd. 

Twin Rivers Developments (1981) Ltd. 

Tyco Electronics Canada Ltd. 

Tyco International Ltd. Co. 

Tzeachten First Nation 

UBC 

UCL Universal Commun. Ltd. 

Ums Group Inc. 

Underhill Geomatics Ltd. 

Underwater Logging Ltd. 

Unicom Pty. Ltd. 

Unifin International Ltd. 

Union Of B.C. Municipalities 

Unisource Canada Inc. 

Unit Electrical Engineering 

United Rentals Of Canada, Inc. 

United Van Lines (Canada) Ltd. 

United Way Of The Lower Mainlnd 

Univar Canada Ltd. 

Universal Machining & Eng. (1980) Ltd. 

University Of Northern B.C. 

University of Victoria 

Upland Excavating Ltd. 

Upnit Power Limited Partnership 

Upper St'at'imc Language, Culture & 

Upper Valley Fire Protection Ltd. 

Urban Systems Ltd. 

URS Canada Inc. 

Ursus Environmental 

US Filter/Wallace & Tiernan 

Utility Consulting Inter'l 

Utility Contract Services Corp. 

UYK Technologies 

VA Tech Hydro Canada Inc. 

Valard Construction Ltd. 

Valley Helicopters Ltd. 

Valley Power Line Contracting Ltd 

Valley Traffic Systems Inc. 

Value Scope Research, Inc. 

Van Houtte Coffee Services Inc. 

Van Kam Freightways Ltd. 

Van Net Newspaper 

Vancity Courier Service Inc. 

Vancouver Axle & Frame Ltd. 

Vancouver Coastal Health Authority 

Vancouver Community College 

Vancouver Fireworks Festival Society 

Vancouver Island First Aid 

Vancouver Island Health Authority 

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73,085 

270,370 

49,625 

391,416 

107,002 

3,815,403 

81,525 


86,467 

61,000 

1,659,681 

50,981 

72,719 

1,817,239 

36,511 

56,071 

333,226 

135,291 

54,102 

29,923 

48,183 

76,339 

26,698 

34,511 

30,104 

249,404 

65,752 

44,394 

348,424 

58,557 

92,539 

780,637 

85,565 

1,284,584 

104,220 

62,144 

59,325 

396,936 

30,507 

33,203 

34,913 

736,609 

25,547 

3,557,463 

5,012,640 

98,754 

1,208,044 

1,126,414 

32,644 

37,794 

734,627 

26,133 

62,155 

32,366 

38,688 


213,000 

32,483 

209,153




Vancouver Island Helicopters Ltd. 

Vancouver Island Powerlines Ltd 

Vancouver Port Authority 

Vancouver Wharves Limited Partnership 

Vanderhoof & Districts Co-Op Association 

Vanry & Associates Inc. 

Venos Ventures Ltd. 

Venture Elevator Inc 

Vericept Corporation 

Vernon Machine & Welding 

Versatech Products Inc. 

VGH & UBC Hospital Foundation 

Via-Sat Data Systems Inc. 

Victoria Conference Centre 

VIH Helicopters Ltd. 

Viking Fire Protection Inc. 

Village Of Anmore 

Village Of Chase 

Village Of Fraser Lake 

Village of Lions Bay 

Village Of Nakusp 

Village of Port Alice 

Village of Queen Charlotte 

Village Of Radium Hot Springs 

Village Of Tahsis 

Virtus Inc. 

Visionlink Consulting 

VMR Communications Ltd. 

Voith Siemens Hydro Power Generation Inc 

W.K. Taylor Consulting Ltd. 

W6 Ranch Ltd. 

Wabco Standard Trane Co. 

Waddell Electric Ltd. 

Wainbee Limited 

Wainwright Marine Services Ltd. 

Wajax Industries Ltd. 

Walden Power Partnership 

Wales & Associates Inc. 

Wally Harwood 

Wal-Mart Canada Inc. 

Walter A. Wawruck 

Wartsila Canada Inc. 

Waste Management 

Waste Services (CA) Inc 

Watson Goepel Maledy LLP in Trust 

Watson Wyatt Worldwide 

Wayjo General Contracting Ltd. 

Wayne Blackmore 

Wee Willy's Woodyshop 

Weir Canada Inc. 

Wellington Foundry Co. Ltd. 

Wescan Systems 

Wesco Distribution Canada Inc. 

Wesco Distribution Canada LP 

Wesco Industries Ltd. 

West Coast Corrosion Prevention Ltd. 

West Coast Engineering Group 

West Coast Helicopters 

West Coast Machinery Ltd. 

226,842 

2,203,635 

151,067 

144,469 

30,256 

119,651 

28,015 

167,024 

271,277 

26,285 

27,060 

75,000 

673,263 

52,119 

282,943 

737,484 

575,702 

38,466 

102,805 

35,403 

49,759 

28,810 

45,588 

36,697 

26,105 

30,006 

94,972 

26,277 



241,454 

106,556 

1,215,703 


55,432 

26,253 

1,538,486 

32,265 

29,435 

48,040 


117,703 

69,098 

37,196 

245,000 

141,133 

35,409 

100,222 

67,040 

428,904 

98,297 

40,406 

149,936 

620,268 

57,159 


116,364 

189,073 

50,638 

West Coast Tree Service 

West Fraser Timber Company Ltd. 

Westburne Electric Supply 

Westcan Projects Ltd. 

Westcoast Energy Inc. 

Westcoast Gardening 

Westcoast Wire 

Westcor Services Ltd. 

Western Access Consulting 

Western Drum Recyclers 

Western Energy Institute 

Western Equipment Ltd. 

Western Health & Safety 

Western Ind. Contractors Ltd. 

Western Pacific Enterprises GP 

Western Pacific Enterprises Ltd 

Western Pacific Marine Ltd. 

Western Profile Instrumentation 

Western Tree Service 

Western Tree Services Corp. 

Western Versatile Construction Corp. 

Western Wood Services Inc. 

Westhaul Services Ltd. 

Westland Helicopters Inc. 

Westmar Consultants Inc. 

Westroad Resource Consultants Ltd. 

Westrock Custom Breaking Ltd. 

Westslope Fisheries 

Whistler Mountain Resort Limited 

White Paper Co. 

White Pine Environmental Resources Inc. 

White River Helicopters Inc. 

White Spruce Ent. (1981) Ltd. 

Whitecaps Football Club Ltd. 

Whitevalley Community Resource Centre 

Wild BC 

Wilhelm Kreykenbohm 

William Hall & Associates 

Williams Machinery Ltd. 

Williams Moving & Storage (BC) Ltd. 

Williams Telecommunications Corp. 

Willis Energy Services Ltd. 

Windon Ventures 

Windsor Consulting Ltd. 

Wireless Technical Services Inc 

Wiselink Consultants Co. Ltd. 

Wismer & Rawlings Electric Ltd. 

WMB Engineering 

Wold Excavating 

Wood Group Pratt & Whitney 

Workers' Compensation Board of BC 

Work-Life Resources Inc. 

Workopolis 

Workstream, Inc. 

World Business Council For 

World Economic Forum 

WorleyParsons Canada Ltd. 

WOW! Promotions 

Wray Group 

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772,904 

29,346 

37,100 

8,909,512 

25,759 

406,144 

1,626,366 

29,322 

36,892 

55,177 

43,622 

50,876 

130,230 

5,871,813 

814,783 

27,787 

205,356 

59,481 

169,170 

2,297,756 

29,637 

62,665 

85,100 

61,985 

82,508 

101,650 

97,041 

339,105 

190,007 

73,875 

83,861 

75,721 

80,325 

59,970 

30,000 

84,800 

79,896 

492,400 

830,066 

184,533 

128,890 

33,710 

67,882 

39,420 

143,120 

253,483 

91,348 

68,957 

186,187 

2,587,255 

101,935 

30,697 

68,129 

62,634 

282,332 

89,028 

26,840 

66,621




Wriason Seals Ltd. 

Wright Machine Works Ltd. 

WS Molnar Co. 

Wsi Corporation 

Wurth Canada Ltd. 

Xaxli'p First Nations 

Xerox Canada Ltd. 

Yellowhead Helicopters Ltd. 

Yukon Electrical Company Ltd. 

Yutao Zhang 

Zaheer Shivji 

ZE Power Engineering Inc. 

ZE PowerGroup Inc. 

Zellers Inc. 

Zenon Environmental Inc. 

Zero Combustion Ltd. 

Zibit Design & Display 

Zig Hathorn & Associates 

Zomparelli Construction Ltd. 

26,864 

71,806 

28,225 

27,466 


64,799 

53,234 

94,510 

48,065 

66,033 

105,679 

54,920 

36,647 

34,281 

93,824 

27,066 

148,599 

51,620 

45,800 

Sundry Accounts under $25,000: 36,687,372 

Grand Total: 2,550,359,133 

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Notes: 

BRITISH COLUMBIA HYDRO AND POWER AUTHORITY 

1. A reconciliation of amounts reported in the Financial Information Act Return and the audited consolidated 

financial statements has not been prepared. BC Hydro prepares its Financial Statements on an accrual 

basis while the amounts reported in the Financial Information Act Return are based on cash payments in the 

year. This will result in timing differences between amounts recorded as expenses in the Financial 

Statements and amounts paid to a vendor in the year. 

2. The payments reported in this section of the Financial Act Return include grants and contributions as 

follows: 

Amounts greater than $25,000 

Hydrecs 130,000 

United Way of the Lower Mainland 75,000 

Habitat for Humanity Society 50,000 

Chinook Aboriginal Business Education 40,000 

The Minerva Foundation 25,000 

The University of B.C. 25,000 

White Valley Community Resource Centre 25,000 

Total 370,000 

Sundry Accounts under $25,000 843,538 

Total of Grants and Contributions $1,213,538

CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS UNIT 


GENERAL 





During the fiscal year ended March 31, 2007 there was no severance agreement made between Construction 

Business Unit and its non unionized employees.


DW ADAMS 

NA ALTMANNSHOFER 

CR ANDERSON 

TB ARNDT 

M ASLESON 

RW BAGNALL 

GE BALK 

JJ BARR 

BS BELL 

MG BERARD 

RO BERKOPEC 

MD BIGLER 

RC BIMM 

DW BLAKE 

TE BLUNT 

VE BOLEY 

KJ BRANDSON 

RB BRIDGES 

MS BRUNE 

BE BUELER 

C CARTER 

NA CATTO 

LG CEBULIAK 

BP COLE 

LA COLEBERT 

C COLLINS 

JW CROSBY 

BM CUTHBERT 

GR CUTHBERT 

WJ DALLING 

RR DALY 

KR DANBROOK 

RN DAVIE 

KL DAVIES 

M DAVIES 

WD DEMAID 

PL DESMET 

TD DEVLIN 

JN DOBBY 

TD DUFLOTH 

TS DULABA 

AT DUNNE 

PC FORBERG 

FG FOWLER 

SA FROMME 

FT GAINES 

GJ GEYSER 

R GOH 

JD GRAY 

DM GRONSDAHL 

JJ HALL 

BD HARCEG 

GF HARTNEY 

PJ HAUCK 

MW HAWLEY 

MC HAYDEN 

JA HEINRICKS 

RJ HEWKO 

D HILLSDON 

TR HILTON 

JJ HINRICHS 

EH HOFFMAN 

EL HOLMES 

R HOVE 

GK HOWARD 

DD HUISMAN 

DW JULSETH 

GH KARENS 

BM KEANEY 



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EXPENSES 

76,373 723 

86,069 6,022 

86,823 6,076 

102,655 324 

95,076 93 

77,452 633 

133,522 2,845 

111,088 2,685 

89,077 2,016 

115,476 15,497 

99,707 6,160 

76,373 1,332 

124,863 5,612 

76,305 6,399 

82,081 4,479 

77,808 11,962 

123,531 2,251 

94,337 8,385 

81,040 4,056 

77,073 2,090 


89,236 3,270 

85,954 

128,354 

3,113 

79,671 150 

98,466 6,022 

76,345 338 

110,596 1,556 

122,121 1,537 

120,847 4,640 

103,373 6,730 

87,085 3,836 

91,962 1,650 

108,032 7,101 

92,272 2,099 

88,482 7,222 

96,411 14,441 

98,436 245 

87,436 11,230 


78,162 8,967 

86,058 1,581 

77,181 12,373 

84,851 5,454 

111,084 3,959 

125,808 13,068 

93,168 1,695 

130,921 136 

86,692 1,826 

150,977 11,746 

79,874 2,586 

84,045 492 

141,509 1,574 

130,880 100 

93,779 4,384 

85,435 4,134 

87,842 36,617 

89,873 1,962 

112,269 688 

105,378 5,823 

96,909 

96,028 

11,250 

75,347 50 

76,020 8,730 

84,707 3,563 

89,582 4,140 

76,221 3,300 

82,477 6,401 

108,356 715 

GP KEMPTHORNE 

PE KEMPTHORNE 

DW KNACKSTEDT 

NA KONRADSON 

CF KOPOLA 

DM KORNYK 

RF LAWS 

VT LINDEN 

ME LOHR 

JL LONGAUER 

RR LUCAS 

GR LUDLOW 

FA LUNDQUIST 

ID MACDERMID 

AA MACDONALD 

RL MALIC 

CJ MARCIL 

M MARTINOW 

DC MCCARTHY 

WE MCCARTHY 

SM MCDOWELL 

CD MCKAY 

DD MISKOVICH 

JP MITCHELL 

G MORAND 

R MORRIS 

JS MURIE 

BR MUSKA 

LL NADEAU 

E NADIN 

BM NADROZNY 

FT NASSACHUK 

GC NELSON 

F NIELSEN 

DB NOEL 

RP NOGA 

HH OLUND 

A OSIN 

SR PATOUILLET 

GH PAULSON 

GL PENGILLEY 

G PERKINS 

JR PERRY 

P PETRIKOVIC 

DA POPE 

WJ PORTER 

LB PRIMUS 

PG PRYSTAI 

RA RAMPTON 

PE REESE 

F REIMER 

JG REIMER 

GE REKVE 

DC RESCHKE 

JO RICHARDSON 

LE SANJENKO 

BA SBITNEY 

DH SCHMIDT 

R SCHNEIDER 

WJ SEARS 

LJ SHYKORA 

G SLOBODIN 

RA SMITH 

RF SMITH 

RJ SMITH 

TC SMITH 

GR ST GERMAIN 

SV SVENDSEN 

GM SWANN 

RG TAYLOR 

106,488 2,418 

110,863 11,399 

116,007 514 

80,530 2,193 

100,164 8,150 

85,233 1,612 

105,104 17,339 

87,227 7,619 

96,221 10,815 

104,175 6,827 

76,805 13,179 

78,148 6,114 

111,510 8,239 

91,274 11,713 

93,035 5,747 

82,747 7,098 

96,944 5,890 

119,251 704 

81,422 4,309 

134,974 9,153 

123,647 1,628 

77,457 442 

100,884 6,589 

79,326 9,781 

112,612 67,323 

78,185 1,427 

83,478 788 

112,178 573 

108,310 5,109 

121,500 5,550 

83,677 8,242 

84,792 586 

114,486 308 

89,736 11,261 

79,806 300 

106,754 11,044 

121,674 12,187 

103,918 1,755 

132,676 625 

93,100 9,678 

93,354 101 

84,156 

78,358 

1,344 

100,883 921 

77,430 13,461 

82,934 9,882 

106,185 7,300 

81,901 800 

135,442 11,659 

101,624 425 

98,894 998 

83,873 

87,167 

656 

147,811 8,204 

141,723 8,137 

80,037 2,048 

99,130 4,930 

93,339 1,297 

77,099 1,800 

77,003 7,281 

93,886 467 

90,548 8,052 

111,710 409 

97,051 2,042 

78,182 1,905 

151,575 842 

108,178 4,827 

99,037 12,506 

76,440 286 

78,428 7,646


EM TOPPAZZINI 

R TORGRIMSON 

PR TORRENS 

JJ VESTERGAARD 

M WAARDENBURG 

P WALLACE 

GA WARDROP 

RA WEBSTER 

TJ WEIR 

JR WILLEY 

F WILLIAMS 

PA WILLIAMS 

AA WILSON 

ED WODINSKY 

LJ WOOD 

BB YOCHIM 

VI ZAROV 

GI ZYLSTRA 


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EXPENSES 

115,591 459 

99,897 8,174 

82,676 6,942 

75,228 64 

162,225 6,382 

123,909 1,624 

117,578 1,689 

99,307 2,893 

94,735 9,743 

82,399 8,066 

164,862 2,542 

114,496 12,661 

114,480 9,979 

115,458 433 

127,620 10,237 

106,364 5,483 

143,425 7,377 

87,459 4,440 

13,149,165 593,176 

28,698,904 1,438,890 

1,120,042

Report ID: HYFIA002 CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS UNIT 



A.E. Concrete Precast Products 

Ace Flagging 

Acklands-Grainger Inc. 

Alaskan Copper & Brass Co. 

All Powerline Construction Ltd 

ALLL Traffic Control & Safety 

Amac Equipment Limited 


Apex Industrial Movers Ltd. 

Archie Johnstone Plumbing 

Archie's Trucking Ltd. 

Armstrong Crane & Rigging Inc. 

B & T Line Equipt Testers Ltd. 

B.C. Ferry Corp. 

Badger Daylighting Inc. 

Bear's Tool Testing 

Bel Pacific Excavating 

Bench Rentals 

Bently Nevada 

Best Western 

Big Eagle Hydro-Vac & Nitrogen 

Blackburn Excavating Ltd. 

Britco Leasing 

Budget Div of Phelps 

Camcoat Industries (BC) Ltd. 

Cameron Enterprises 

Carleton Rescue Equipment 

Cayoose Creek Band Council 

Century Vallen 

Cham Road Building Contractors 

Chinook Scaffold Systems Ltd. 

Cintas 

Crane Creek Enterprises 

Crane Force Sales Inc 

D. Loewen EnterprisesLtd. 

D.Andres Quality Construction 

Days Inn 

Dick's Lumber & Building 

Dig Right 

Direct Equipment West 

Don Pacaud Contracting 

Dynamic Traffic Services 

E.B. Horsman & Son 

Ebco Metal Finishing Ltd. 

Eecol Electric (Sask.)Ltd. 

Equity Plumbing & Heating LTD. 

Eveready Industrial Services 

Fasteel Industries Ltd. 

Fastenal Canada Company 

Finning International Inc. 

Fraser River Pile & Dredge 

General Electric Canada 

Gibson Bros. Contracting 

Guardian First Aid Services 

Guillevin 

Harper's Recycling 

Harris Rebar 

50,846 

26,693 

224,151 

32,645 

47,267 

75,829 

85,862 

69,127 

118,370 

87,447 

32,180 


49,096 

119,891 

35,429 


58,106 

47,285 

29,502 

175,046 

64,903 

44,670 


29,000 

25,254 

90,524 

36,979 

39,273 

36,533 

57,914 

100,829 

48,526 

34,645 

29,023 

45,437 

29,933 


43,170 

78,911 

26,068 

102,578 

39,180 

190,890 

85,011 

83,358 


30,056 

148,857 

50,278 

44,504 

142,360 

780,170 

42,873 

25,867 

271,362 

32,211 


Hazco Environmental 

Hazmasters Environmental Cntrl 

HD Supply Utilities 

Hertz Equipment Rentals 

Highland Cream 

Hilti (Canada) Limited 

Hyland Precast Inc. 

ICI Paints Canada 

Independent Industrial Supply 

Inland Concrete Limited 

Interlox Building Systems Ltd. 

IPEX 

IRL Truck Centres 

Island Traffic Services Ltd. 

J.R. Edgett Excavating 

John Hunter Co. Ltd. 

JR Industrial Supplies 

JSK Traffic Control Services 

K. Miller Enterprises 

Lanetec Traffic Control Inc. 

LineStar Utility Supply Inc. 

MacKenzie Sea Services Ltd. 

Manus Abrasive Systems Inc. 

Master Halco 

Matakana Staging & Seating Inc 

McGregor & Thompson Hardware 

McRae's Environmental Services 

Meridian Specialties Inc. 

Mile 0 Motel 

Mission Contractors 

Mount Sicker Lumber Co 

Mountain Retreat Hotel & Suite 

Murray's Bobcat Service 

N & S Power Digging 

Nedco 

Nor-Val Rentals 1998 Ltd. 

O'Brien & Brothers Enterprises 

Ocean Construction Supplies 

Okanagan North Growers Co-op 

Omar Kirkeeng Excavating 

Oracle Corporation Canada Inc 

Peace country Freightliner Inc 

Peace Country Rentals & Sales 

PHH ARC Enviromental Ltd. 

Pomeroy Inn & Suites 

Powell River Town Centre Hotel 

Powertech Labs Inc. 

Praxair 

Prestige Inn 

Production Equipment Rentals 

Progressive Fence Installation 

Riteway Fencing Inc. 

Rob's Excavating 

Rogers Wireless 

Rona Revy Inc. 

Ryerson (Integris) 

Sandman Hotels 

Securiguard Services Ltd. 

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30,923 

123,192 

39,778 

107,720 

28,894 

218,957 

38,279 

152,096 

25,797 

114,278 

101,650 

47,493 

25,616 

46,773 

121,126 

90,714 

87,870 

36,087 

27,868 


381,854 

32,261 

71,936 

179,753 

97,013 

42,936 

58,429 

116,773 

33,229 

33,251 

73,277 

56,664 

33,428 

193,200 

57,193 

25,856 

92,082 

51,035 

58,454 

55,555 

77,876 

96,722 

25,833 

30,734 

130,263 

40,328 

37,602 

29,178 

52,304 

25,298 

344,509 

39,501 

33,444 

43,323 

35,773 

42,792 


135,969

Report ID: HYFIA002 CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS UNIT 



Seton Portage Motel 

Sky-Hi Scaffolding Limited 

Spider Staging Canada 

Spir-l-ok/Westman 

Sportsman's Inn 

Sumas Environmental Services 

Sunshine Coast Resort Ltd. 

Target Products Ltd. 

Tayco Paving Company 


Terasen Gas 

The Cat Rental Store 

The Coast 

Tillicum Lodge 

Timberland Equipment Ltd. 

Transwest Helicopters Ltd. 

Travelodge 

Trowelex Rentals & Sales 

Trydor Industries (Canada) Ltd 

United Rentals 

Vernon Moving & Storage Ltd. 

Vihar Construction Ltd. 

Vision 2000 Travel Group 

Waste Management 

Wayjo General Contracting Ltd. 

Wesco Distribution 

Westburne Electrical Supply 

Westlund 

White Spruce Enterprises 

Williams Machinery 

Wolseley Waterworks Group 

35,181 

56,483 

29,747 

28,832 

177,622 

27,957 

35,092 

30,061 

32,580 

89,536 

32,952 

72,773 

29,326 

65,095 

79,553 

26,406 

36,388 

49,298 

145,833 

183,639 

962,220 

74,232 

37,464 

51,459 

195,827 

104,264 

69,511 

169,133 


27,899 

35,233 


Grand Total: 17,465,728 

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COLUMBIA HYDRO CONSTRUCTORS LTD 


GENERAL 





During the fiscal year ended March 31, 2007 there was no severance agreement made between Columbia Hydro 

Constructors Ltd. and its non unionized employees.


BO BUCHANAN 

BV COX 

R COX 

BN DAWSON 

RA GILL 

DG HARROLD 

F JMAEFF 

BK KRAGH 

MB LAJEUNESSE 

PS MAKORTOFF 

VC MONETTE 

L POSNIKOFF 

P POSTNIKOFF 

RG PRETTY 

TJ RODDY 

LJ SCHMIDT 

PG SORENSEN 

MW STEPHENS 

TJ STIENSTRA 

LA VAN HORNE 

LH VOYKIN 

RW VOYKIN 

DL WILSON 

DM ZOOBKOFF 


Grand Total: 


COLUMBIA HYDRO CONSTRUCTORS LTD. 


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EXPENSES 

80,388 11,730 

104,863 5,175 

109,924 5,985 

90,553 2,110 

103,804 13,695 

80,445 1,747 

80,326 4,290 

77,889 4,115 

84,046 4,245 

81,928 2,900 

99,070 24,827 

85,989 3,015 

94,887 1,895 

94,472 1,935 

101,462 3,945 

105,932 2,520 

76,577 4,330 

85,245 1,385 


79,660 3,060 

91,627 1,370 

78,746 3,190 

97,149 8,865 


15,748,113 1,142,612 

17,907,627 1,262,507 

854,993

Report ID: HYFIA002 COLUMBIA HYDRO CONSTRUCTORS LTD. 



Sundry Accounts under $25,000: 36,905 

Grand Total: 36,905 

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POWEREX CORP 


GENERAL 





During the fiscal year ended March 31, 2007 there was 1 severance agreement made between Powerex Corp and its 

non unionized employees. This agreement represented between 2 to 18 months compensation.


S Adair 

J Adamschek 

S Andrade 

D Armour 

W Ay 

S Bal 

TM Bechard 

J Bennett 

R Beyer 

B Brintnell 

D Brodie 

MF Buchko 

A Budhwar 

C Calvin 

A Caramanolis 

M Carson 

G Clegg 

TM Conway 

M Corrigan 

B Crick 

M Dalziel 

N Dear 

K DeSante 

A DesLauriers 

J Dion 

GP Dobson-Mack 

LA Dong 

DR Eger 

RT Elgie 

G Emslie 

K English 

M Federspiel 

K Ferguson 

M Fichten 

K Forbes 

D Fotiou 

R Geisthardt 

K Gibson 

B Gill 

T Gingras 

M Goodenough 

RE Gosney 

R Gosselin 

K Graeme 

D Harney 

M Hiley 

H Ho 

A Holman 

L Hopkins 

U Hopping 

W Hui 

J Hutchinson 

J Jamieson 

G Jung 

P Kern 

S Kikkert 

R Killam 

J Lam 

G Lee 

MC Lee 

K Lo 

A Loewen 

A Lopez 

R Low 

T Ma 

SE MacDonald 

MW MacDougall 

C Macrae 

A Mandic 

POWEREX CORP 


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EXPENSES 

262,121 6,795 


84,964 336 

201,960 23,442 

120,151 17,425 

104,457 1,714 

347,623 15,963 

92,969 1,284 

267,263 447 

79,976 92 

79,993 49 

191,191 7,260 

123,192 199 

83,214 2,703 

149,714 3,352 

203,822 1,233 

92,338 162 

313,184 37,755 

157,170 7,509 

126,592 3,358 

160,602 920 

112,261 1,163 

82,321 2,157 

205,294 18,568 

102,385 2,633 

118,566 17,636 

145,286 17,946 

232,486 13,453 

157,995 5,671 

124,353 2,578 

114,939 1,926 

259,869 11,046 

185,581 2,067 

112,612 2,480 

125,453 3,029 

303,386 28,498 

213,493 983 

113,407 5,171 

237,122 8,829 

102,242 2,430 

294,199 21,762 

255,334 2,425 

193,958 8,709 

151,443 16,649 

192,666 542 

302,872 9,766 

103,004 210 

299,947 3,611 

127,750 3,051 

84,678 1,835 

87,335 1,678 

296,572 40,975 

118,012 4,351 

132,055 24,576 

259,707 16,619 

100,323 3,611 

143,111 8,011 

165,883 23,219 

91,852 174 

148,236 4,427 

127,107 2,326 

207,727 14,517 

101,847 2,702 

104,194 512 

144,812 16,923 

92,499 1,327 

192,329 40,227 

97,022 235 

91,000 14 

MH Margolis 

P McCuaig 

KM McDonald 

A McIver 

M McWilliams 

B Moghadam 

M Morgan 

H Munro 

D Nagle 

T Nakashima 

AG Newell 

D O'Hearn 

K Peck 

L Pigott 

J Ratzlaff 

W Rauch 

J Rausch 

R Robertson 

E Rosin 

D Russell 

J Rustulka 

M Schultz 

P Smith 

L Snider 

J Spires 

L Stauber 

M Stewart 

S Theriault 

KM Thielmann 

J Timmers 

I Toy 

L Voo 

K Wagner 

L Wagner 

JT Wilkinson 

L Will 

K Williams 

D Wong 

J Yam 

A Yazdi 

D Yeadon 

D Zavoral 


Grand Total: 


600,901 17,729 

159,447 20,788 

137,907 7,059 

210,727 18 

179,046 14,954 

147,308 14,330 

250,609 1,573 

104,927 520 

169,469 1,644 

115,711 4,234 

92,059 2,651 

322,375 31,987 

188,657 7,931 

132,244 1,758 

109,003 2,248 

91,235 464 

207,336 4,219 

77,534 157 

89,745 6,846 

78,551 35 

214,998 14,521 

106,630 3,506 

188,798 17,923 

120,760 1,411 

148,182 303 

145,522 5,515 

227,499 661 

95,730 1,137 

82,789 1,673 

86,717 5,949 

78,589 2,044 

123,960 34 

227,584 11,091 

134,312 5,735 

167,863 4,610 

102,223 2,322 

103,536 190 

235,825 13,428 

89,983 743 

343,400 13,088 

89,874 423 

194,832 6,511 

2,580,218 137,662 

20,558,767 947,069 

476,785

Report ID: HYFIA002 POWEREX CORP 



1672 Holdings Ltd 

Accenture Business Services of BC 

Accountemps 

AECO Gas Storage Partnership 

Alberta Electric System Operator 

Alcan Inc. 

Algonquin Power (Boston Bar) Corporation 

Alliance Pipeline L.P. (US) 

Alliance Pipeline Limited Partnership 

Alliance Pipeline Limited Partnership (C 

Altagas Operating Partnership 

Amerex Power Ltd. 

American Electric Power Service Corporat 

Anadarko Canada Corporation 

Annesley Financial 

Apache Canada Ltd. 

Arizona Electric Power Cooperative 

Arizona Public Service Company 

Atlin Energy Management Inc. 

Avista Corporation Washington Water Pow 

Avista Energy Inc. 

AWS Convergence Technologies, Inc. 

Bank of America N.A. 

Bank of Montreal 

Barclays Bank PLC 

BC HYDRO 

BCH Transmission for Powerex Use 

Benton County Public Utility District N 

BG Exploration and Production Partnershi 

Black Hills Power Inc. 

Bloomberg LP 

Bonavista Petroleum Ltd. 

Bonneville Power Administration 

BORDEN LADNER GERVAIS LLP 

Bourke & Company 

BP Canada Energy Company 

BP Corporation North America Inc. 

Bracewell & Giuliani LLP 

Brookfield Energy Marketing Inc. 

Brooks Corning Company Ltd. 

Burlington Resources Canada Partnership 

California Department of Water Resources 

California Independent System Operator C 

California ISO 

Calpine Energy Services L.P. 

Canadian Natural Resources 

CANEM WEST OPERATIONS INC. 

CanNat Energy Inc. 

Cargill Energy Trading Canada Inc. 

Cargill Limited (GAS) 

Cargill Power Markets LLC 

CCRO c/o Cordia Partners 

Central Vermont Public Service Corporati 

Chelan County Public Utility District N 

Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company The 

Cinergy Canada Inc. 

Cinergy Marketing & Trading LP 

1,648,986 

37,663 

58,944 

5,119,724 

7,010,733 

38,232,987 

44,713 

694,870 

2,050,235 

1,345,128 

39,357 

81,126 

9,461,207 

11,841,063 

63,900 


855,170 

2,944,402 

114,662 

7,160,160 

21,544,057 

64,390 

422,502 



117,423 

2,738,566 

9,237,119 

24,997,969 

553,535 

124,357 

4,387,069 

123,956,657 

27,992 

46,320 

56,242,927 

8,481,553 

3,979,430 

173,732 

87,610 

830,846 

491,472 


10,988,832 

9,692,032 

13,788,997 

30,898 

34,648 

143,442 

16,364,212 

3,051,988 

91,592 

2,294,770 

3,271,975 

1,145,744 

115,587 

301,978 

Citigroup Energy Inc. 

City of Anaheim 

City of Burbank Water and Power 

City of Glendale Water & Power 

City of Idaho Falls 

City of Klamath Falls c/o PacifiCorp Pow 

City of Pasadena 

City of Redding 

City of Roseville Electric Utility 

City of Santa Clara dba Silicon Valley P 

City of St. George Energy Services 

City of Vernon 

Clatskanie People's Utility District 

Colorado River Commission of Nevada 

Columbia Power Corporation 

Comision Federal de Electricidad 

Commerce Energy Inc. 

Compugen Inc 

ConocoPhillips Canada Energy Partnership 

ConocoPhillips Canada Limited 

ConocoPhillips Company 

Consolidated Edison Company of New York 

Constellation Energy Commodities Group 

Coral Energy Canada Inc. 

Coral Energy Holding LP 

Coral Power L.L.C. 

CRA International Inc. 

Creative Cyberworks 

Cross-Sound Cable Company LLC 

DataSynapse, Inc. 

DB Energy Trading LLC 

Dell Canada Inc. 

Deloitte and Touche LLP 

Deseret Generation & Transmission Cooper 

Deutsche Bank AG 

Devon Canada Corporation 

Dickstein Shapiro LLP 

Direct Energy Marketing Limited 

Doran-Taylor Hydroelectric Plant 

DTE Energy Trading Inc. 

DTM - CAC 

Duke Energy Marketing America L.L.C. 

Dynegy Power Marketing Inc. 

Edelstein and Gilbert 

El Paso Electric Company 

Electric Power Supply Association 

EMC Corporation of Canada 

EnCana Gas Marketing a business unit of 

Energy BackOffice Canada Inc. 

Enmax Energy Corporation 

Enmax Energy Marketing Inc. 

Enserco Energy Inc. 

EnvaPower, Inc 

Enventure Inc. 

EPCOR Energy Marketing (US) Inc. 

EPCOR Merchant and Capital (US) Inc. 

EPCOR Merchant and Capital L.P. 

Ernst & Young LLP 

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4,633,932 

396,837 

554,195 

909,758 

254,281 

387,954 

743,335 

5,960,930 

1,076,949 

7,269,253 

26,750 

422,927 

201,846 

107,608 

3,920,649 

4,103,117 

86,229 

126,886 

1,806,395 

21,261,849 

7,051,370 

708,696 

6,911,360 


756,198 

2,945,820 

744,194 

202,696 

399,958 

93,296 

490,119 

51,547 

277,848 

386,522 

1,472,080 

14,935,651 

181,023 

2,098,152 

84,885 

1,352,695 

570,902 

1,661,544 

93,538 

93,072 

3,112,551 

112,110 

858,176 

2,625,824 

71,029 

1,424,609 

322,417 

3,800,015 

148,919 

96,845 

354,192 

219,954 


62,679




ETRALI NORTH AMERICA INC. 

Eugene Water & Electric Board 

Export Development Corp. 

Farris Vaughan Wills & Murphy LLP 

FB Energy Canada Corp. 

FileNet Corporation 

FINANCIAL ENGINEERING ASSOC., INC 

Financial Objects 

Franchise Tax Board 

Franklin County Public Utility District 

Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP 

G.L. Booth Holdings Inc. 

Garry Milligan Group Inc. 

Gartner Canada, Co. 

Gas Transmission Northwest Corporation 

Genscape Inc. 

Genumark promotional Merchandise Inc. 

Gila River Power L.P. 

Goodin, MacBride, Squeri, Day & Lamprey, 

Grant County Public Utility District No 

Grays Harbour Public Utility District N 

Great Lakes Gas Transmission Limited Par 

Gurnee & Daniels LLP 

Hardy Energy Consulting 

Henwood Energy Svc. Inc. 

Hewlett-Packard (Canada) Ltd. 

Hinson Power Company LLC 


Howe Sound Pulp & Paper Ltd. 

HQ Energy Services (U.S.) Inc. 

Hunt Personnel Temporarily Yours 

Husky Energy Marketing Inc. 

Hydro Quebec Distribution 

Hydro-Quebec TransEnergie 

ICAP Energy LLC 

Idaho Power Company 

Idaho Power Transmission 

IGI Resources Inc. 

Imperial Oil Resources 

Imperial Parking Canada Corp. 

Independent Electricity System Operator 

Independent System Operator New England 

Intercontinental Exchange LLC 

ISLAND KEY COMPUTER LTD 

IVG Energy, Ltd. 

J.P. Morgan Ventures Energy Corporation 

James L. Sweeney 

Kaye Scholer LLP 

Kellogg, Huber, Hansen, Todd, Evans 

KPMG LLP 

Landmark Power Exchange 

Latham's 

Lawson Lundell LLP 

Lehman Brothers Commodity Services Inc. 

Los Angeles Department of Water & Power 

Louis Dreyfus Energy Canada LP 

Louisiana-Pacific Canada Engineered Wood 

MAPP 

MAPPCOR 


17,615,841 

790,349 

155,654 

547,412 

48,928 

61,512 

199,576 

160,493 

4,053,015 

38,402 

138,288 

184,872 

50,460 

32,561 

138,064 

26,258 

1,463,291 

86,240 


10,492,888 

917,856 

67,074 

39,235 

43,712 

185,273 

1,611,568 

34,465 

148,484 

1,063,302 

49,785 

6,989,345 

59,298 

1,056,052 

177,635 

17,646,797 

549,955 

381,484 

4,387,075 

172,036 

1,016,305 

2,208,996 

195,609 

70,714 

70,654 

7,757,111 

48,352 


1,206,643 

257,646 

102,169 

82,579 

455,127 

1,202,407 

33,642,845 

3,504,436 

56,489 

51,094 

29,751 

Merrill Lynch Commodities Inc. 

Milner Power Limited Partnership by its 

MINISTER OF FINANCE 

Mirant Energy Trading LLC 

Modesto Irrigation District 

Montenay Inc. 

Moody's KMV Company 

Morgan Stanley Capital Group Inc. 

Morrison & Foerster LLP 

National Grid (Niagara Mohawk) 

Natural Gas Exchange Inc. 

Nevada Power Company 

New England Power Company 

New York Power Authority of the State o 

New York Independent System Operator In 

New York Power Authority ERM 

New York State Electric & Gas Corporatio 

Nexen Marketing 

Northern Border Pipeline Company 

NorthPoint Energy Solutions Inc. 

Northwest Natural Gas Company 

NorthWestern Corporation (Tx) 

NorthWestern Corporation dba NorthWester 

NOVA Gas Transmission Limited 

NSTAR Electric Company 

Occidental Power Services Inc. 

Ontario - Independent Electricity System 

Ontario Power Generation Inc. 

Opatrny Consulting Inc. 

Open Access Technology International 


Oregon Dept of Revenue 

Oxy Energy Canada Inc. 

Pacific Northwest Generating Cooperative 

PacifiCorp 

PacifiCorp Transmission Systems 

PEITZMAN, WEG & KEMPINSKY LLP 

Petro-Canada Hydrocarbons Inc. 

Pinnacle West Capital Corp. 

PIRA ENERGY GROUP 

Portland General Electric Company 

Portland General Electric Transmission 

Powerlytix, LLC 

PPL Montana LLC 

PPM Energy Inc. 

PPM Energy Canada Ltd. 

Prebon Energy Canada 

Prebon Energy Inc. 

Province of British Columbia 

Public Service Company of Colorado 

Public Service Company of New Mexico 

Puget Sound Energy Inc. 

Rainbow Energy Marketing Corporation 

Receiver General of Canada 

Reliant Energy Services Inc. 

Reuters Canada Ltd. 

RFP Power Ltd 

Ricoh Canada Inc 

Risk Capital Management Canada Limited 

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5,292,474 

7,932,819 

3,362,634 

1,724,320 

1,554,166 

83,283 

120,646 

30,976,728 

127,180 

100,740 

124,798,288 

819,422 

121,733 

279,050 

4,429,158 

83,308 

374,506 

5,308,188 

363,496 

26,711 

192,394 

3,104,214 

1,713,620 

1,111,746 

75,573 

1,458,153 

25,366,077 

5,003,456 

219,682 

87,253 

34,353 

2,063,898 

1,074,090 

2,565,051 

32,607,000 


110,572 

15,517,662 

1,407,816 

85,835 

17,037,469 

101,448 

62,278 

2,097,339 

9,752,115 

342,439 

93,068 


265,077,053 

3,601,233 

2,837,986 

14,435,219 


33,880,053 

1,773,713 

116,367 

213,582 

64,468 

103,143




Rob Campbell 

Robert Half Technology 

Rocky Mountain Generation Cooperative I 

Rocky Mountain Power Inc. 

Rogers 

S.i. Systems 

Sacramento Municipal Utility District 

Salt River Project Agricultural Improvem 

San Diego Gas & Electric Company 

Saskatchewan Power Corporation 

Savoury City 

Seattle City Light 

Sempra Energy Solutions LLC 

Sempra Energy Trading Corp. 

Sempra Generation 

Sierra Pacific Power Company 

Snohomish County Public Utility Distric 

Southern California Edison Company 

Split Rock Energy LLC 

Standard & Poor's 

Storm Exploration Inc. 

Stuntz , Davis & Staffier, P.C. 

Suez Energy Marketing NA Inc. 

Summit Power Corp. 

Suncor Energy Marketing Inc. 

Sungard Energy Systems 

SYK Consulting Inc. 

Sytec Engineering Inc. 

Tacoma Power 

Talisman Energy Canada 

TD Commodity & Energy Trading Inc. 

Teck Cominco Metals Ltd. 

Tekara Organizational Effectiveness Inc. 

Telus 


Tembec Industries Inc. 

Tenaska Marketing Canada 

Terasen Gas Inc. 

The Cadman Consulting Group Inc. 

The Energy Authority Inc. 

The Midwest Independent Transmission Sys 

The P.J.M. Interconnection L.L.C. 

The Structure Group 

Thompson River Co-Gen LLC 

Tolko Industires Ltd. 

Towers Perrin Risk Capital (Canada) Inc. 

Tradition Financial Services 

TransAlta Energy Marketing (U.S.) Inc. 

TransAlta Energy Marketing Corp. 

TransCanada Energy Ltd. 

TransCanada PipeLines Limited 

Transmission Agency of Northern Californ 

Tri-State Generation & Transmission Asso 

Tucson Electric Power Company 

Tullett Liberty 

Turlock Irrigation District 

UBS AG 

UBS Commodities Canada Ltd. 

Union Gas Limited 

65,416 

264,832 

1,060,404 

29,712,428 

137,027 

491,417 

10,617,915 

11,845,973 

724,855 

148,339 

40,555 

16,869,396 

1,034,452 

24,548,011 

1,165,368 

469,306 

6,957,072 

3,471,953 

47,360 

65,552 

3,960,676 

160,091 

9,239,205 

171,110 

7,294,462 

399,025 

167,502 

188,037 

8,178,217 

18,266,090 

3,683,004 

1,736,386 

66,793 

45,037 

28,958 

325,333 

2,496,825 


195,528 

90,505 

3,885,873 

95,032 

258,689 

341,118 

235,937 

119,288 

116,937 

19,775,220 

3,605,178 

2,029,810 

11,945,478 

2,248,992 


10,640,321 

299,360 

276,179 

9,811,160 

6,580,269 

2,337,112 

United Energy Trading LLC 

United Illuminating Company 

Unocal Canada Limited 

Utah Municipal Power Agency 

Van Houtte Coffee Svs.Inc 

WAPA Sierra Nevada Region - WASN 

Wasatch Energy Canada Inc. 

Westcoast Energy Inc. carrying on busine 

Western Area Power Admin - LAPM 

Western Area Power Admin - DSR 

Western Area Power Administration 

Williams_Power Company Inc. 

Worldcom Canada Ltd. 

ZE POWERGROUP INC. 

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218,230 

35,466 

9,938,775 

2,223,273 

44,930 

284,083 

100,750 

1,908,036 

628,861 

3,352,890 

244,101 

2,569,446 

29,239 

92,113 


Grand Total: 1,705,111,675

POWERTECH LABS INC 


GENERAL 





During the fiscal year ended March 31, 2007 there was no severance agreement made between Powertech Labs Inc. 

and its non unionized employees.


K ABDOLALL 

T ABEN 

S ALLAN 

S ARABI 

G ASHBY 

J BACHMAN 

G BALFOUR 

M BERRY 

G BHUYAN 

D CASSON 

M COLWELL 

B DERKSEN 

N DOMINELLI 

Z FENG 

L GAMBONE 

C GUNG 

E HALL 

H HAMADANIZADEH 

S HASSANALI 

P HORACEK 

F HOWELL 

K JESSOP 

G JONES 

P JONES 

B KITSON 

S KOVACEVIC 

P KUNDUR 

D KUNG 

K LEE 

B LEWKO 

H LI 

R MARCHANT 

C MCDONALD 

M MCDOUGALL 

T MCMANUS 

K MORISON 

C MORTON 

A MOSHREF 

A NANALAL 

B NEILSON 

N NEUFELD 

P OBROVAC 

R PALYLYK 

B POLLOCK 

A RAO 

W RIGTER 

S SASITHARAN 

T STEFANSKI 

M STEPHENS 

G TRIGG 

J VANDERMAAR 

L WANG 

M WANG 

X WANG 

C WEBSTER 

J WONG 

I WYLIE 

R YUEN 

W ZARECKI 

J ZAWADZKI 

H ZHU 


Grand Total: 


POWERTECH LABS INC. 


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EXPENSES 

100,675 2,618 

88,165 2,482 

87,269 4,798 

143,813 12,536 

78,955 715 

175,928 3,009 

98,641 

112,992 

16,695 

137,620 30,581 

89,453 

83,745 

1,226 

75,878 8,841 

165,839 13,263 

130,962 17,144 

148,354 50,513 

100,755 3,091 

85,011 86 

149,672 21,399 

82,348 2,602 

82,761 10,107 

102,324 

82,851 

24,051 

107,634 1,559 

101,533 20,489 

95,249 2,467 

105,199 5,052 

171,600 24,866 


125,556 464 

87,843 12,641 

88,197 5,588 

226,236 11,939 

81,995 453 

84,605 25,191 

86,043 14,214 

156,567 38,386 

94,659 4,727 

144,939 8,304 

83,128 12,416 

121,582 12,349 

91,887 859 

76,118 1,102 

109,129 3,690 

93,518 5,100 

141,546 8,581 

114,092 1,588 

95,063 300 

168,512 4,088 

90,874 8,437 

86,462 7,092 

137,016 4,969 

149,646 58,114 

125,678 2,067 

96,297 3,421 

150,345 32,310 

130,974 29,815 

84,332 12,867 

92,738 16,521 

91,553 52,225 

147,602 7,943 

107,349 25,338 

2,529,568 52,966 

9,376,165 767,887 

304,137

Report ID: HYFIA002 POWERTECH LABS INC. 



ABC Customs Brokers Inc. 

Advanced Power Solutions 

AON Reed Stenhouse 

BCTC 

BOC Edwards 

Cat Rental Store 

Chew Excavating ltd. 

Columbia Valve & Fittings 

Controlled Automation Ltd. 

David McGlashen 

Dell Computer 

Dynamic Facility Services 

Dynetek Industries Ltd. 

Electric Transportation 

Electrophysics 

Energy Alternatives Ltd. 

ESC Automation Inc. 

Federal Express 

Flag Chevrolet Chev-Truck 

Global Container 

Grandview Blacktop 

Heritage Office Furniture 


Hoskin Scientific Limited 

Humphrey Construction 

HV diagnostics Inc. 

Hydro Pac Inc. 

Manulife Financial 

MP Electrical 

MSP-Medical Services Plan 

Norris Cylinder Company 

Nunn Electrical Ltd. 

Pacific Blue Cross 

Paladin Security Group 

Polar Industries Ltd. 

Powerserv Enterprises 

Praxair Products Inc. 

Restotech 

Robertson Kolbeins 

Sacre-Davey Engineering 

Structural Composites 

Telus 


Terasen Gas 

Trillium PC Network Inc. 

UTL Transportation 

Valis Projects Inc. 

VWR International Ltd. 

Workers' Compensation 

80,153 

63,474 

227,635 

106,471 

51,164 

46,208 

29,186 

122,555 

91,146 

44,000 

61,351 

81,190 

34,537 

126,180 

26,355 

39,593 

72,671 

55,396 

32,840 

48,019 

30,263 

42,044 

141,001 

27,018 

1,354,155 

36,585 

127,346 

265,881 

194,282 

136,841 

27,167 

69,078 

53,183 

82,336 

141,673 

26,975 

149,152 

73,603 

53,806 

607,213 

34,937 

27,995 

30,459 

91,515 

96,337 

32,242 

32,159 


52,019 



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Report ID: HYFIA002 BC Hydro Services Asset Corp 




Accenture Business Services of B.C. 

Accenture Inc. 

Anisoft Group 


British Columbia Transmission Corp. 

CA Inc. 

Cimmetry Systems 

Cognos Inc. 

Compugen Inc. 

Computer Associates Canada Company 

Cornerstone Systems Inc. 

Diabsolut Inc. 

EMC Corporation 

FileNet Canada Inc. 


Holliday Enterprises Inc. 

Indus International Canada Inc. 

Information Security Technology, Inc. 

Island Key Computer Ltd. 

JTS Consulting 

Lewis Enterprises Inc. 

Mac Station Technologies Corporation 

Minister Of Finance 

Mott Electric Ltd. 

MTS Allstream Inc. 


Pell Business Equipment Ltd. 

Quest Software Inc. 

Telus 

Telus Communications Inc. 

Telus Services Inc. 

The Structure Group 

Verity Inc. 

203,201 


222,687 

495,324 

77,156 

86,730 

175,334 

84,166 

778,759 

1,824,781 

828,581 

768,701 

61,940 

1,806,498 

1,904,445 

196,153 

56,681 

490,911 

49,537 

4,771,160 

127,269 

79,716 

53,180 

41,910 

454,960 

44,465 

104,041 

35,979 

102,729 


357,619 

287,614 

58,534 

127,409 

Sundry Accounts under $25,000: 189,313 


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