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2 FOREWORD The 2012 Statistical Information for Municipalities in the Province of Manitoba provides highlights and statistical information compiled from the 2012 consolidated audited financial statements of Manitoba s municipalities. A total of 38 municipalities did not submit their 2012 statements by the time of publication. These are listed on the following page. This publication uses 2011 data for 29 of these municipalities and excludes 9 municipalities, where 2011 data are not available. Manitoba municipal financial statements conform to Public Sector Accounting Board (PSAB) financial reporting standards. The statements are consolidated for the municipality and its owned or controlled organizations, providing a comprehensive picture of the municipality s financial position. The Executive Summary highlights key municipal information including expenditures on services, as a percent of total expenditures and per capita, and the composition of tangible capital assets. A comparison of Census information to illustrate population change is also included. The Financial Statistics section groups municipalities by type and population size to facilitate comparisons between similar municipalities. A detailed breakdown of consolidated revenues, expenditures, utilities operations, and other data such as taxable assessment, capital assets, and trust and reserve funds is provided. For those municipalities where financial statements are available, and on a consolidated basis: Municipalities reported $8.03 billion in total reserve fund balances and accumulated surplus. 93% of these funds are held in the form of tangible capital assets. Municipalities reported net financial debt in total of $161.6 million. Net financial debt measures the difference between municipalities total financial liabilities ($1.74 billion) and total financial assets ($1.58 billion). Municipalities held $792 million in cash and temporary investments at the end of 2012, an increase of 3% from the 2011 level. long-term debt held by municipalities was $1.05 billion in 2012, an increase of 31% from 2011, primarily related to investments in tangible capital assets. Debt charges as a percentage of revenue were 3% overall. Municipalities spent over $969 million on capital projects, $142 million more compared with last year, including $692 million on projects such as water and sewer, and roads, streets and bridges. The total value of municipalities net tangible capital assets as at December 31, 2012 is $7.48 billion. Trends in municipal expenditures, on an unconsolidated basis, include: 66% (123) of municipalities spend more than 20% of their budget on local government administration. Of these municipalities, 77 had populations less than 1,000. Municipalities with populations under 1,000 spend the most on transportation services at 46% of total expenses, followed by general government administration at 25%. Municipalities with populations over 5,000 (excluding Winnipeg) spend the most on transportation services at 29% of total expenses, followed by protective services at 25% Statistical Information for Municipalities in the Province of Manitoba provides municipalities with information to support program review and serves as an important reference for municipal officials exploring opportunities to enhance effectiveness and efficiency. It is also a useful resource for those interested in better understanding the finances of Manitoba local governments. Manitoba Municipal Government Provincial-Municipal Support AVANT-PROPOS Le document 2012 Information statistique Municipalités de la province du Manitoba contient des points saillants et de l information statistique compilée à partir des états financiers consolidés et vérifiés des municipalités du Manitoba pour l exercice Un total de 38 municipalités n avaient pas fourni leurs états financiers de 2012 au moment de la publication du présent document. La liste de ces municipalités figure à la page suivante. La présente publication utilise les données de 2011 pour 29 de ces municipalités et ignore 9 municipalités pour lesquelles les données de 2011 sont inexistantes. Les états financiers des municipalités du Manitoba sont conformes aux normes d information financière du Conseil sur la comptabilité dans le secteur public. Les états financiers sont consolidés pour inclure la municipalité et les organismes qu elle possède ou qu elle dirige, fournissant un tableau détaillé de la situation financière de la municipalité. Le résumé souligne des renseignements municipaux clés, notamment les dépenses en services, en tant que pourcentage des dépenses totales et par habitant, ainsi que la composition des immobilisations corporelles. Il inclut aussi une comparaison entre les données des recensements de 2006 et de 2011 afin d illustrer les évolutions démographiques. La partie consacrée aux statistiques financières regroupe les municipalités par type et par taille de la population, afin de faciliter les comparaisons entre les municipalités similaires. Une ventilation détaillée des données consolidées concernant les recettes, les dépenses et les services publics, et d autres données comme l évaluation foncière, l immobilisation, et les fonds fiduciaires et fonds de réserve est fournie. Les municipalités dont les états financiers consolidés sont disponibles ont indiqué ce qui suit : Des soldes de fonds de réserve et d excédent accumulé de 8,03 milliards de dollars (93 % de ces fonds sont détenus sous forme d immobilisations corporelles). Une dette financière nette de 161,6 millions de dollars. La dette financière nette mesure la différence entre le total des passifs financiers des municipalités (1,74 milliard de dollars) et le total de leurs actifs financiers (1,58 milliard de dollars). Les municipalités détenaient un total de 792 millions de dollars en espèces et en placements temporaires à la fin de 2012, soit une augmentation de 3 % par rapport à Au total, le passif à long terme des municipalités s élevait à 1,05 milliard de dollars en 2012, une hausse de 31 % depuis 2011 et liée principalement aux investissements en immobilisations corporelles. Des frais de la dette publique, exprimés en pourcentage des recettes, de 3 % au total. Les municipalités ont dépensé plus de 969 millions de dollars en projets d immobilisations, soit 142 millions de plus que l année précédente, y compris 692 millions de dollars pour des projets visant les installations d eau et d égout, ainsi que les routes, les rues et les ponts. Au 31 décembre 2012, la valeur totale des actifs corporels nets des municipalités était de 7,48 milliards de dollars. Parmi les tendances concernant les dépenses non consolidées des municipalités, notons que : 66 % des municipalités (123) dépensent plus de 20 % de leur budget en administration publique locale; parmi celles-ci, 77 comptent moins de habitants; la principale dépense des municipalités de moins de habitants est le transport, qui compte pour 46 % du budget, suivie de l administration publique générale, qui compte pour 25 %; la principale dépense des municipalités de plus de habitants (à l exception de Winnipeg) est le transport, qui compte pour 29 % du budget, suivie des services de protection, qui comptent pour 25 %. Le document 2012 Information statistique Municipalités de la province du Manitoba offre aux municipalités des renseignements utiles pour l examen des programmes et constitue une référence importante pour les responsables municipaux à la recherche de nouveaux moyens d améliorer l efficacité et l efficience. Il constitue également une ressource utile pour ceux qui désirent mieux comprendre les finances des administrations locales au Manitoba. Administrations municipales Manitoba Division du soutien provincial-municipal 3

3 Financial statistics for the following 9 municipalities have been excluded for Audited financial statements for 2011 and 2012 were not available at the time of publication: 1. Beausejour, Town 2. Bifrost, RM 3. Elkhorn, Village 4. Ellice, RM 5. Gillam, Town 6. Notre-Dame-De-Lourdes, Village 7. Pinawa, LGD 8. Plum Coulee, Town 9. Stonewall, Town Financial statistics for the following 29 municipalities reflect data for Audited financial statements for 2012 were not available at the time of publication: 1. Altona, Town 2. Arthur, RM 3. Birtle, RM 4. Birtle, Town 5. Cartier, RM 6. Coldwell, RM 7. Dufferin, RM 8. Fisher, RM 9. Grand Rapids, Town 10. Gretna, Town 11. Kelsey, RM 12. Leaf Rapids, Town 13. Lorne, RM 14. Morton, RM 15. Powerview Pine Falls, Town 16. Reynolds, RM 17. Riverton, Village 18. Roblin, Town 19. Rossburn, RM 20. Shell River, RM 21. Silver Creek, RM 22. Souris, Town 23. St. Claude, Village 24. St. Lazare, Village 25. Victoria Beach, RM 26. Virden, Town 27. Wallace, RM 28. West St. Paul, RM 29. Whitehead, RM

4 TABLE OF CONTENTS A. Executive Summary 1. Changes in Municipal Population ( ) 6 2. Number of Residents Represented by Municipal Council 7 3. Comparison of 2013 to 2012 Budgeted Municipal Expenditures Consolidated Municipal Expenditures by Major Service Municipal Expenditures on General Government Consolidated Municipal Revenue by Major Source Municipal Property Tax Changes Taxable Assessment Municipal Taxes Levied (Excluding Education) Composition of Consolidated Tangible Capital Assets by Municipal Type Comparative Tangible Capital Assets Expenditure by Municipal Type B. Financial Statistics 1. Population, Area (Square Kilometres) and Assessments Consolidated Statement of Financial Position Consolidated Statement of Operations Consolidated Statement of Operations by Program Consolidated Statement of Operations Revenue Consolidated Statement of Operations Expenses Consolidated Details and Reconciliation to Core Government Results Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows General Operating Fund Expenses Municipality Only Financial Position of Utilities Utility Operations Revenue and Expenses Analysis of Funded Reserves Trust Funds Tangible Capital Assets Consolidated Net Book Value 64 65

5 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY CHANGES IN MUNICIPAL POPULATION Population Change over 5 Years to 2011 Census Percent Change in Population (Excludes the City of Winnipeg and the LGD of Mystery Lake) Increased 0-5% Decreased 0-5% 52 municipalities 51 municipalities 25 municipalities Increased 5-10% Decreased 5-10% 23 municipalities 19 municipalities 25 municipalities Increased 10% + Decreased 10% + Population increased in 102 or 52% of municipalities 50 or 25% of municipalities increased more than 5% Large municipalities (more than 5,000 residents) had the largest increases Of the 25 municipalities that increased more than 10%, 9 have more than 5,000 residents Population decreased in 93 or 48% of municipalities 42 or 22% of municipalities decreased more than 5%, including 19 or 10% that decreased over 10% Small municipalities (less than 1,000 residents) had the largest decreases Of the 19 municipalities that decreased more than 10%, 14 have less than 1,000 residents Number of Municipalities with Changes in Population Ranging from Decreases Greater than 10% to Increases Greater than 10% Pop. Decrease Pop. Increase Municipalities # 10%+ 5-10% 0-5% 0-5% 5-10% 10%+ Rural (all RM's) Urban (Villages / Towns / Cities) % of 100% 10% 12% 26% 26% 13% 13% Excluding the LGD of Mystery Lake and the City of Winnipeg

6 NUMBER OF RESIDENTS REPRESENTED BY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Residents Per Elected Official (Excludes the City of Winnipeg and the LGD of Mystery Lake) Number of Municipalities <100 Residents Residents Residents >400 Residents Residents Per Elected Official 104 or 53% of municipalities have less than 200 residents per elected official Of the 104 municipalities, 38 or 19% have less than 100 residents per elected official Number of Municipalities Where the Number of Residents Per Elected Official Ranging from Less than 100 to More than 400 Residents Municipalities # < >400 Rural (all RM's) Urban (Villages / Towns / Cities) % of 100% 19% 34% 23% 24%

7 COMPARISON OF 2013 TO 2012 BUDGETED MUNICIPAL EXPENDITURES (Includes Expenditures by the Municipality Only) Change in Budgeted Municipal Expenditures Number of Municipalities (Excludes the City of Winnipeg & the LGD of Mystery Lake) municipal budgets increased over 2012 in 135 or 69% of municipalities: Number of Municipalities Decrease % >2%-5% >5%-10% Increase 10%+ 23 or 12% of municipalities had increased expenditures less than 2% 63 or 32% of municipalities had increased expenditures between 2% and 10% 49 or 25% of municipalities had increased expenditures more than 10% municipal budgets decreased over 2012 in 60 or 31% of municipalities -80 % Change in Municipal Expenditures Municipalities # Decrease Increase 0-2% Increase >2% - 5% Increase >5% - 10% Increase 10%+ Rural (all RM's) Urban (Villages / Towns / Cities) % of % 12% 15% 17% 25% 2013 Municipal Expenditures - Per Capita Change Number of Municipalities (Excludes the City of Winnipeg and the LGD of Mystery Lake) Number of Municipalities Decrease $50 >$50 - $100 $100+ Increase Per Capita Change to municipal expenditures increased by more than $50 per resident in 96 or 49% of municipalities Of the 96 municipalities, 63 or 32% had increases in 2013 municipal expenditures of more than $100 per resident For information on the expenditures of a specific municipality, please contact the municipal office

8 2012 CONSOLIDATED MUNICIPAL EXPENDITURES BY MAJOR SERVICE (Includes Expenditures by the Municipality and its Owned or Controlled Organizations) Rural Municipalities Populations under 1,000 Rec & Cultural 8% Water & Sewer 5% Resource Cons & Industrial Dev 5% Env Health 6% 3% General Government 19% Per Capita Service ($) General Government 419 Transportation 1,086 Protection 133 Recreation and Cultural 174 Environmental Health 128 Resource Conservation & Industrial Development 108 Protection 6% Water and Sewer ,242 Transportation 48% Resource Cons & Industrial Dev 3% Env Health 4% Rec & Cultural 7% Water & Sewer 13% Protection 11% Rural Municipalities Populations 1,000-5,000 3% General Government 17% Transportation 42% Per Capita Service ($) General Government 240 Transportation 600 Protection 157 Recreation and Cultural 104 Environmental Health 65 Resource Conservation & Industrial Development 49 Water and Sewer ,434 Resource Cons & Industrial Dev 4% Env Health 7% Rec & Cultural 9% Water & Sewer 13% Protection 11% Rural Municipalities Populations over 5,000 3% General Government 15% Transportation 38% Per Capita Service ($) General Government 153 Transportation 384 Protection 109 Recreation and Cultural 91 Environmental Health 67 Resource Conservation & Industrial Development 44 Water and Sewer ,009 Note: Reflects expenditures for 188 of 197 municipalities where 2012 or 2011 audited financial information is available

9 2012 CONSOLIDATED MUNICIPAL EXPENDITURES BY MAJOR SERVICE (Includes Expenditures by the Municipality and its Owned or Controlled Organizations) Water & Sewer 22% Resource Cons & Industrial Dev 4% Env Health 7% Urban Municipalities Populations under 1,000 3% General Government 23% Transportation 20% Per Capita Service ($) General Government 454 Transportation 388 Protection 148 Recreation and Cultural 256 Environmental Health 141 Resource Conservation & Industrial Development 78 Water and Sewer ,958 Rec & Cultural 13% Protection 8% Water & Sewer 19% Resource Cons & Industrial Dev 5% Env Health 8% Urban Municipalities Populations 1,000-5,000 Rec & Cultural 17% 3% General Government 13% Protection 18% Transportation 17% Per Capita Service ($) General Government 188 Transportation 256 Protection 271 Recreation and Cultural 242 Environmental Health 113 Resource Conservation & Industrial Development 79 Water and Sewer ,472 Urban Municipalities Populations over 5,000 Resource Cons & Industrial Dev 1% Env Health 5% Water & Sewer 20% 3% General Government 11% Transportation 18% Per Capita Service ($) General Government 217 Transportation 339 Protection 441 Recreation and Cultural 353 Environmental Health 104 Resource Conservation & Industrial Development 29 Water and Sewer ,904 Rec & Cultural 19% Protection 23% Note: Reflects expenditures for 188 of 197 municipalities where 2012 or 2011 audited financial information is available

10 2012 CONSOLIDATED MUNICIPAL EXPENDITURES BY MAJOR SERVICE (Includes Expenditures by the Municipality and its Owned or Controlled Organizations) Water & Sewer 13% Resource Cons & Industrial Dev 2% Env Health 2% Rec & Cultural 7% City of Winnipeg 4% General Government 8% Transportation 37% Per Capita Service ($) General Government 159 Transportation (incl. transit) 736 Protection 541 Recreation and Cultural 130 Environmental Health 32 Resource Conservation & Industrial Development 32 Water and Sewer ,959 Protection 27% 2600 Comparative Expenditure Per Capita ($) Per Capita ($) Rurals less than 1,000 Rurals 1,000 to 5,000 Rurals Urbans less greater than than 1,000 5,000 Urbans 1,000 to 5,000 Urbans greater than 5,000 Winnipeg Municipalities Note: Reflects expenditures for 188 of 197 municipalities where 2012 or 2011 audited financial information is available

11 MUNICIPAL EXPENDITURES ON GENERAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES (Includes Expenditures by the Municipality Only) General Government as a Percent of Expenditures (Excludes the City of Winnipeg and the LGD of Mystery Lake) 80 Number of Municipalities Administrative costs comprise a large share of total expenditures in many municipalities 61 or 33% of 186 municipalities spend more than 25% of their budget on administration 33 or 18% of 186 municipalities spend more than 30% of their budget on administration 0 2 <10% >10-15% >15-20% >20-25% >25-30% >30% General Government as a % of Expenditures Number of Municipalities with General Government Expenditures (Ranging from Less than 10% to More than 30% of Expenditures) Municipalities # <10% >10-15% >15-20% >20-25% >25-30% >30% Rural (all RM's) Urban (Villages / Towns / Cities) % of 100% 1% 9% 24% 33% 15% 18% General Government Expenditures Per Capita (Excluding the LGD of Mystery Lake and the City of Winnipeg) 80 Number of Municipalities <$200 >$200-$300 >$300-$400 >$400 - $500 >$500 General Government Expenditures - Per Capita Note: Reflects expenditures for 186 of 195 municipalities where 2012 or 2011 audited financial information is available

12 2012 CONSOLIDATED MUNICIPAL REVENUE BY MAJOR SOURCE (Includes Revenues by the Municipality and its Owned or Controlled Organizations) Rural Municipalities Populations under 1,000 User Fees 12% Grants 6% Grants Province 11% Water & Sewer 4% GIL 1% 6% Municipal Taxes 60% Per Capita Source ($) Municipal Taxes 1,579 Grant in Lieu of Taxes 36 Grants Province 292 Grants 148 User Fees 310 Water & Sewer 101 (incl. business taxes) 148 2,614 Water & Sewer 13% User Fees 6% Grants 6% Rural Municipalities Populations 1,000-5,000 9% Municipal Taxes 48% Per Capita Source ($) Municipal Taxes 855 Grant in Lieu of Taxes 34 Grants Province 295 Grants 100 User Fees 105 Water & Sewer 233 (incl. business taxes) 169 1,791 Grants Province 16% GIL 2% Water & Sewer 12% User Fees 14% Grants 5% Rural Municipalities Populations over 5,000 10% Grants Province 8% GIL 1% Municipal Taxes 50% Per Capita Source ($) Municipal Taxes 652 Grant in Lieu of Taxes 13 Grants Province 108 Grants 69 User Fees 178 Water & Sewer 159 (incl. business taxes) 122 1,301 Note: Relects revenue for 188 of 197 municipalities where 2012 or 2011 audited financial information is available

13 2012 CONSOLIDATED MUNICIPAL REVENUE BY MAJOR SOURCE (Includes Revenues by the Municipality and its Owned or Controlled Organizations) Urban Municipalities Populations under 1,000 Water & Sewer 23% 8% Municipal Taxes 33% Per Capita Source ($) Municipal Taxes 800 Grant in Lieu of Taxes 129 Grants Province 336 Grants 204 User Fees 222 Water & Sewer 569 (incl. business taxes) 188 2,448 User Fees 9% GIL 5% Grants 8% Grants Province 14% Urban Municipalities Populations 1,000-5,000 Water & Sewer 14% 8% Municipal Taxes 41% Per Capita Source ($) Municipal Taxes 707 Grant in Lieu of Taxes 26 Grants Province 284 Grants 104 User Fees 232 User Fees 13% Water & Sewer 246 (incl. business taxes) 141 1,740 Grants 6% Grants Province 16% GIL 2% Urban Municipalities Populations over 5,000 Water & Sewer 21% 7% Municipal Taxes 34% Per Capita Source ($) Municipal Taxes 777 Grant in Lieu of Taxes 110 Grants Province 429 Grants 77 User Fees 283 Water & Sewer 485 (incl. business taxes) 157 User Fees 12% GIL 5% 2,318 Grants 3% Grants Province 18% Note: Relects revenue for 188 of 197 municipalities where 2012 or 2011 audited financial information is available

14 2012 CONSOLIDATED MUNICIPAL REVENUE BY MAJOR SOURCE (Includes Revenues by the Municipality and its Owned or Controlled Organizations) Water & Sewer 15% 14% User Fees 13% City of Winnipeg Business Taxes 4% Grants 4% Municipal Taxes 34% GIL 1% Grants Province 15% Per Capita Source ($) Municipal Taxes 770 Grant in Lieu of Taxes 30 Grants Province 334 Grants 88 User Fees 285 Water & Sewer Business Taxes 86 2,257 Comparative Revenue Per Capita ($) Per Capita ($) Rurals less than 1,000 Rurals 1,000 to 5,000 Rurals greater than 5,000 Urbans less than 1,000 Urbans 1,000 to 5,000 Urbans greater than 5,000 Winnipeg Municipalities Note: Relects revenue for 188 of 197 municipalities where 2012 or 2011 audited financial information is available

15 MUNICIPAL PROPERTY TAX CHANGES Percentage Change in Municipal Taxes Number of Municipalities (Excludes the City of Winnipeg and the LGD of Mystery Lake) Municipal Taxes increased in 165 of 195 or 85% of municipalities: Number of Municipalities Decrease 0-2% >2%-5% >5%-10% Increase 24 10% + 42 or 22% of municipalities had Municipal Tax increases of less than 2% 99 or 51% of municipalities had Municipal Tax increases between 2% and 10% 24 or 12% of municipalities had Municipal Tax increases over 10% or 15% of municipalities had Municipal Tax decreases % Change in Municipal Tax Levy to 2013 Municipalities Rural (all RMs) Urban (Villages / Towns / Cities) % of # Decrease Increase 0-2% Increase >2% - 5% Increase >5%-10% Increase 10% % 22% 27% 24% 12% 2013 Municipal Taxes - Per Capita Change (Excludes the City of Winnipeg and the LGD of Mystery Lake) Number of Municipalities Decrease 0 - $ >$50 - $100 $ Increase -45 Per Capita Change to municipal taxes increased by more than $50 per resident in 60 or 31% of municipalities Of the 60 municipalities, 17 or 9% had increases in 2013 municipal taxes of more than $100 per resident For information on the property taxes of a specific municipality, please contact the municipal office

16 TOTAL TAXABLE ASSESSMENT INCREASE (DECREASE) $ % Rural Municipalities: Populations under 1,000 2,053,234,140 2,358,540, ,306, Populations 1,000-5,000 5,642,076,560 6,437,341, ,265, Populations over 5,000 5,236,276,410 6,010,456, ,180, Urban Municipalities: Populations under 1, ,021, ,371,930 65,350, Populations 1,000-5,000 1,668,599,500 1,891,682, ,082, Populations over 5,000 4,379,705,660 4,979,886, ,180, Rural and Urban Municipalities 19,449,914,080 22,213,278,590 2,763,364, City of Winnipeg 27,405,462,169 31,208,805,793 3,803,343, TOTAL 46,855,376,249 53,422,084,383 6,566,708, * Reflects total taxable assessment for all 197 municipalities. Excludes Business Assessment was a Reassessment year. All property values were updated to reflect April 1, 2010 market values. TOTAL MUNICIPAL TAXES LEVIED (EXCLUDING EDUCATION) INCREASE (DECREASE) $ % Rural Municipalities: Populations under 1,000 45,021,005 49,568,152 4,547, Populations 1,000-5,000 94,737, ,195,888 5,458, Populations over 5,000 68,571,136 72,682,623 4,111, Urban Municipalities: Populations under 1,000 22,038,356 23,100,688 1,062, Populations 1,000-5,000 44,972,491 47,291,194 2,318, Populations over 5,000 98,934, ,746,589 6,811, Rural and Urban Municipalities 374,275, ,585,135 24,309, City of Winnipeg 507,660, ,620,651 14,960, TOTAL 881,935, ,205,786 39,270, * Reflects total municipal taxes levied for 196 municipalities. Excudes LGD of Mystery Lake. Based on budgeted municipal taxes.

17 2012 COMPOSITION OF CONSOLIDATED TANGIBLE CAPITAL ASSETS BY MUNICIPAL TYPE (Includes TCA by the Municipality and its Owned or Controlled Organizations) Rural Municipalities Bldgs & Leasehold Improvements 11% Vehicles & Equipment 13% Under Const. (incl. TCA) Land & 5% Improvements 7% Water & Sewer 40% Millions Tangible Capital Assets ($) Water & Sewer 401 Roads, Streets & Bridges 243 Vehicles & Equipment 127 Building & Leasehold Improvements 113 Land & Improvements 71 Under Construction (incl. TCA) 53 1,008 Roads, Streets & Bridges 24% Urban Municipalities (Excluding Winnipeg) Land & Improvements 9% Bldgs & Leasehold Improvements 22% Under Const. (incl. TCA) 9% Water & Sewer 34% Millions Tangible Capital Assets ($) Water & Sewer 436 Roads, Streets & Bridges 251 Vehicles & Equipment 73 Building & Leasehold Improvements 282 Land & Improvements 111 Under Construction (incl. TCA) 114 1,267 Vehicles & Equipment 6% Roads, Streets & Bridges 20% Bldgs & Leasehold Improvements 6% Vehicles & Equipment 7% Roads, Streets & Bridges 31% Land & Improvements 4% City of Winnipeg Under Const. (incl. TCA) 5% Water & Sewer 47% Millions Tangible Capital Assets ($) Water & Sewer 2,459 Roads, Streets & Bridges 1,625 Vehicles & Equipment 341 Building & Leasehold Improvements 322 Land & Improvements 212 Under Construction (incl. TCA) 244 5,203 Note: Reflects TCA net book value for 188 of 197 municipalities where 2012 or 2011 audited financial information is available

18 COMPARATIVE TANGIBLE CAPITAL ASSETS EXPENDITURE BY MUNICIPAL TYPE ($) (Includes Expenditures by the Municipality and its Owned or Controlled Organizations) Millions ($) $60 Rural Municipalities $50 $40 $30 $20 $10 $0 Water & Sewer Roads, Streets & Bridges Vehicles & Equipment Building & Leasehold Land & Improvements Under Construction (incl. TCA) Millions ($) $80 Urban Municipalities $70 $60 $50 $40 $30 $20 $10 $0 Water & Sewer Vehicles & Equipment Building & Leasehold Land & Improvements Under Construction (incl. TCA) Millions ($) $350 City of Winnipeg $300 $250 $200 $150 $100 $50 $0 Water & Sewer Vehicles & Equipment Building & Leasehold Land & Improvements Under Construction (incl. TCA) Note: Reflects TCA expenditures for 188 of 197 municipalities where 2012 or 2011 audited financial information is available

19 POPULATION AND ASSESSMENTS FOR THE YEAR 2012 # Rural Municipalities Type Population 2011 Census 1 Area 1 (Square Kilometres) Land Buildings Personal Property Assessment Subject to Grant Taxable & Grant Business Exempt Populations under 1,000 1 Albert RM ,012,410 5,952,860 1,466, ,220 25,835, ,930 2 Archie RM ,216,660 32,744, ,990 1,271,260 46,840, ,500 3 Arthur RM ,433,130 13,720,030 11,682, ,860 55,377, ,500 4 Birtle RM ,292,410 10,084, , ,230 33,693, ,650 5 Blanshard RM ,532,040 36,392, ,010 94,990 54,154,740-1,109,550 6 Brenda RM ,861,960 10,844,960 42,949, ,480 94,865, ,120 7 Cameron RM ,682,930 7,530,710 1,168,720 1,235,790 36,618, ,780 8 Clanwilliam RM ,035,730 14,216, ,320 28,790, ,880 9 Daly RM ,316,560 21,585, , ,480 44,518, , Edward RM ,195,080 8,340,660 19,740, ,450 48,532,550-1,173, Ellice RM ,683,230 8,861, ,060 3,823,060 21,625, , Eriksdale RM ,360,030 12,659,970-1,125,890 21,145,890-2,921, Ethelbert RM 354 1, ,730,140 4,999,280-1,865,960 13,595,380-4,199, Gilbert Plains RM 812 1, ,920,270 16,861, ,050 2,027,560 47,958, , Glenella RM ,085,420 6,249, ,560 15,706,040-1,081, Glenwood RM ,087,200 48,400, ,420 1,033,650 79,027, , Grandview RM 649 1, ,167,980 12,698,600 8,520 2,774,990 38,650,090-4,102, Hamiota RM ,448,440 41,379, ,200 92,560 60,406, ,100 80, Harrison RM ,287,360 21,443, ,290 39,223,790-1,102, Hillsburg RM ,042,130 6,887, ,880 16,702,930-1,063, Lakeview RM ,320,680 3,355, ,530 14,560,640-1,643, Langford RM ,321,620 25,715,290 86,780 1,221,110 54,344, , Lansdowne RM ,795,460 10,532, ,770 31,684, , Lawrence RM ,198,540 6,637,350-1,526,880 19,362,770-2,145, Louise RM ,245,860 14,421, ,140 70,955,710-1,132, McCreary RM ,035,190 7,617, ,330 22,283, , Miniota RM ,182,050 61,015, , ,480 82,255,750-1,684, Minitonas RM 996 1, ,551,260 28,549, ,910 1,385,820 67,755,760-5,346, Minto RM ,460,720 15,018,270 4, ,890 28,681, , Morton RM 698 1, ,360,960 21,817,940 3,165,100 2,775,010 71,119,010 1,123,500 1,224, Mossey River RM 539 1, ,471,340 7,241,860-2,741,780 20,454,980-1,097, Mystery Lake LGD 10 3, ,589,670 5,571,000-2,419,740 10,580, ,600 4,619, Ochre River RM ,334,530 22,652,890-1,231,600 40,219,020-2,965, Odanah RM ,904,150 23,745, ,930 1,151,780 38,194, , Park RM ,729,600 61,656,900-1,080,440 87,466,940-2,203, Riverside RM ,628,010 16,726, ,440 41,770,040-1,286, Roblin RM ,601,520 12,509, ,780 34,331, , Rossburn RM ,937,410 9,608, ,530 29,244,310-1,616, Russell RM ,668,520 20,694, ,970 1,282,630 38,619, , Saskatchewan RM ,321,350 40,285, ,490 59,754, , Shellmouth-Boulton RM 930 1, ,749,600 29,114, ,890 4,737,650 69,811,430-2,578, Sifton RM ,080,030 44,695,980 3,950,030 2,720,610 83,446,650-1,093, Silver Creek RM ,378,020 10,218, ,330 26,710, , South Cypress RM 838 1, ,680,610 43,657,300 11,960 19,239,380 86,589,250-3,384, Ste. Rose RM ,746,820 14,596, ,960 27,994,520-1,176, Strathclair RM ,928,840 14,578, , ,660 31,063,430-2,312, Strathcona RM ,367,810 20,304, ,120 42,926,180-1,006, Victoria Beach RM ,680,430 66,299, , ,455,630-8,258, Whitewater RM ,477,320 12,508,200 48, ,550 41,768,310-1,524, Winchester RM ,398,750 17,673,700 2,242, ,150 55,775, , , Woodworth RM ,624,770 15,272,280 2,659, ,000 43,089, ,220 Populations 1,000-5, Alexander RM 2,983 1, ,982, ,693,540-17,542, ,219,180-17,557, Alonsa RM 1,270 2, ,170,950 14,196,630 11,050 12,750,320 40,128,950-2,883, Argyle RM 1, ,556,740 27,238,900-99,240 57,894,880-2,207, Armstrong RM 1,835 1, ,815,390 31,488,880-5,320,480 53,624,750-4,505, Bifrost RM 2,976 1, ,897,380 65,151, ,660 3,034, ,465,710-7,585, Brokenhead RM 4, ,870, ,324, ,320 2,180, ,249,940-6,084, Cartier RM 3, ,665, ,078, ,090 1,520, ,913,940-9,874, Coldwell RM 1, ,561,400 21,996,980-2,722,970 37,281,350-4,456, Cornwallis RM 4, ,676,680 85,395, ,510 26,049, ,752,080-5,470, Dauphin RM 2,200 1, ,113,320 54,728,380 81,520 3,702, ,625,510-3,287, De Salaberry RM 3, ,405, ,687,710 1,005, , ,028,670-13,689, Dufferin RM 2, ,744,910 61,232, ,190 1,728, ,021,250-3,728, Elton RM 1, ,282,200 60,138, ,480 7,137, ,327,390-3,956, Fisher RM 1,704 1, ,767,690 30,906,640-5,072,150 57,746,480-5,482, Franklin RM 1, ,046,820 54,752, ,640 1,394,320 99,460,340-4,980, Grahamdale RM 1,354 2, ,467,820 18,475,440 4,103,650 6,011,700 39,058,610-5,204, Grey RM 2, ,867,160 49,275, ,080 2,002, ,683,420-4,950, Headingley RM 3, ,813, ,594, ,040 20,044, ,276,750-11,537, Kelsey RM 2, ,316,370 38,838,850 54,020 5,758,510 60,967,750-4,969, Killarney-Turtle Mountain M 3, ,531,520 96,284,600 1,417,340 2,144, ,377,640-19,144, Lac du Bonnet RM 2,930 1, ,156, ,148,310-26,565, ,870,420-16,919, Lorne RM 1, ,632,100 73,890, , ,697,540-6,128, Montcalm RM 1, ,685,960 58,424, ,130 1,449, ,246,900 1,608,000 5,815, Morris RM 2,999 1, ,104,960 75,347, , , ,716,500-7,215, Mountain RM 1,104 2, ,054,290 10,232,600-4,382,940 28,669, ,900 7,926, North Cypress RM 1,860 1, ,936, ,463, ,490 86,966, ,296,440 1,775,800 3,860, North Norfolk RM 2,799 1, ,321, ,530,730 1,321,390 1,001, ,175,330-6,127, Oakland RM 1, ,032,410 52,817, , ,950 84,038, , , Pembina RM 1,561 1, ,246,420 62,049, , ,867,770-1,344, Piney RM 1,720 2, ,049,960 48,437,570 18,010 2,653,620 63,159,160-21,857, Pipestone RM 1,447 1, ,359,970 73,277,850 91,605,300 1,112, ,355,490 2,456,400 5,524, Reynolds RM 1,285 3, ,174,010 82,566,030 83,140 10,740, ,564,040-89,182, Rhineland RM 4, ,704, ,437, ,930 1,475, ,993,010 3,008,600 4,022, Roland RM 1, ,491,850 25,810,020 41,730 1,244,650 83,588,250-1,109, Rosedale RM 1, ,058,320 27,372,470-3,285,460 53,716,250-1,976, Rosser RM 1, ,446,710 96,676,470 1,231,240 14,741, ,096,070-4,472, Shell River RM 1,084 1, ,029,950 30,705, ,860 3,030,190 65,101,040-1,624, Shoal Lake RM 1, ,800,180 29,527, ,060 1,182,860 49,158,870-6,335, Siglunes RM 1, ,389,420 27,053,050-3,754,120 41,196,590-5,218, South Norfolk RM 1, ,741,740 24,864, , ,300 70,030,820-1,178, St. Francois Xavier RM 1, ,588,840 42,831, ,550 71,671,960-3,545, St. Laurent RM 1, ,462,680 27,034,230-2,039,290 49,536,200-4,285, Ste. Anne RM 4, ,917, ,203, ,600 2,707, ,341,130-4,320, Stuartburn RM 1,535 1, ,264,120 25,927, ,549,450 41,741,050-9,376, Swan River RM 2,546 1, ,798,860 55,724, ,060 1,215, ,238,330 1,073,500 8,837, Thompson RM 1, ,819,910 21,907, ,400 65,834,920-3,461, Victoria RM 1, ,711,880 19,803,780-1,426,220 53,941,880-4,970, Wallace RM 1,526 1, ,188,310 48,483,410 35,646,750 6,285, ,603,500-1,959, West St. Paul RM 4, ,910, ,673,400 1,321,710 2,990, ,895,800 3,828,700 7,431, Westbourne RM 1,878 1, ,369,550 33,229,060 1,021, ,350 81,564,180-4,811, Whitehead RM 1, ,123,710 45,210, ,630 3,110,480 80,849, , Whitemouth RM 1, ,922,170 37,083,740-6,175,770 58,181,680-15,335, Woodlands RM 3,521 1, ,278,520 88,186, ,160 2,526, ,297,770-9,847,310 Populations over 5, East St. Paul RM 9, ,025, ,558,090 2,797,410 4,836, ,217,640 2,785,300 26,372, Gimli RM 5, ,681, ,348,690 1,876,560 3,863, ,770,200 8,492,500 39,516, Hanover RM 14, ,821, ,694,400 6,308,000 3,583, ,407,440-33,391, La Broquerie RM 5, ,625, ,569,040 2,603,380 1,618, ,416,030-7,230, Macdonald RM 6,280 1, ,014, ,094,790 2,402,280 3,959, ,471,970-16,094, Portage La Prairie RM 6,525 1, ,593, ,648,750 2,194,300 6,522, ,958,450-28,228, Ritchot RM 5, ,196, ,427,700 2,094,390 3,562, ,280,880-17,309, Rockwood RM 7,964 1, ,317, ,986,970 1,339,200 26,472, ,116,220-15,979, Springfield RM 14,069 1, ,391, ,951,270 1,854,990 22,799, ,996,690 12,909, ,962, St. Andrews RM 11, ,919, ,446,680 3,934,230 7,795, ,095,720-19,585, St. Clements RM 10, ,568, ,220,660 3,168,570 15,943, ,901,070-22,468, Stanley RM 8, ,879, ,012,870 1,219,740 3,543, ,655,440-46,708, Tache RM 10, ,033, ,981,820 2,355,360 2,797, ,168,790-29,588,630 Rural Municipalities 259, , ,689,559,910 8,333,501, ,895, ,381,480 14,806,338,470 41,311, ,997,910

20 POPULATION AND ASSESSMENTS FOR THE YEAR 2012 # Urban Municipalities Type Population 2011 Census 1 Area 1 (Square Kilometres) Land Buildings Personal Property Assessment Subject to Grant Taxable & Grant Business Exempt Populations under 1, Benito V ,050 5,357,690 61, ,000 5,901,100-1,694, Binscarth V ,110 6,285,110 99, ,100 7,180, , Birtle T ,660 8,874, ,950 10,290,470-4,192, Bowsman V ,380 2,993, ,920 3,650, , Cartwright V ,040 4,870, ,660 5,218,050-2,517, Churchill T ,166,550 18,541, ,870 14,051,610 34,968,340-13,750, Crystal City V ,740 7,679, ,850 8,312,230-2,709, Deloraine T ,197,480 16,038, , ,920 18,877,180-5,730, Dunnottar V ,146,360 39,169, ,610 36,350 65,664,300-1,596, Elkhorn V ,090 6,754, , ,980 7,760,690-2,811, Emerson T ,572,670 13,074, ,660 6,503,240 22,395,040-1,942, Erickson T ,270 7,435, ,720 8,428,700-3,234, Ethelbert V ,320 2,646, ,910 2,888,190-1,460, Gilbert Plains T ,044,040 13,172, , ,340 14,749,840-3,334, Gladstone T ,063,420 15,340, , ,420 16,994,230-5,371, Glenboro V ,336,220 11,749, ,170 13,440,190-3,079, Grand Rapids T ,940 2,411,800-9,977,570 12,673, ,756, Grandview T ,034,650 14,834, ,640 1,011,730 17,139,930-5,712, Gretna T ,290 7,863,010 96, ,090 9,064,310-6,680, Hamiota T ,220 14,946, , ,330 16,391,430-3,915, Hartney T ,170 8,272, , ,940 8,971,640-2,948, Leaf Rapids T 498 1, ,470 2,346,720-1,530,200 4,132,390-2,205, Lynn Lake T ,780 2,960, ,110 3,823,730-2,898, MacGregor T ,035,810 19,087, , ,550 21,755,760-5,323, Manitou T ,029,190 15,993, ,930 17,578,960-4,087, McCreary V ,820 6,145, ,980 7,455,340-2,886, Minitonas T ,990 6,895,750 46, ,890 7,789,110-2,100, Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes V ,868,650 12,202, ,770 14,475,550-4,730, Oak Lake T ,900 6,223, ,360 7,384,350-1,283, Pilot Mound T ,840 10,294, ,190 11,318,870-1,463, Plum Coulee T ,419,400 13,123, , ,710 16,970,310-2,807, Rapid City T ,110 7,613, ,790 8,657,820-1,166, Riverton V ,360 7,546, ,800 1,060,500 9,486,820-3,031, Rossburn T ,950 6,669, ,670 7,499,820-2,053, Snow Lake T 723 1, ,884,720 16,850,840 20,280 1,316,440 20,072,280-4,346, Somerset V ,520 6,919, ,490 7,882,350-2,510, St. Claude V ,380 11,352, , ,040 12,784,010-3,229, St. Lazare V ,590 3,943,670 71, ,150 4,773,300-1,441, Treherne T ,499,170 11,125, ,210 12,801,080-3,488, Waskada V ,450 3,123,070 74,430 66,830 3,443, , Wawanesa V ,105,250 13,486, ,370 15,871,720-3,179, Winnipegosis V ,200 7,083,430-1,146,940 8,454,570-4,152,740 Populations 1,000-5, Altona T 4, ,500, ,697, ,230 2,064, ,192,770 3,581,800 21,848, Arborg T 1, ,664,700 25,984, ,490 3,109,480 36,918,790-8,399, Beausejour T 3, ,510,590 87,194, ,430 5,598, ,898,090-23,202, Boissevain T 1, ,860,690 28,272, ,000 1,431,890 33,807, ,300 7,853, Carberry T 1, ,341,460 34,899, ,380 1,063,310 41,679,710-11,060, Carman T 3, ,812,510 72,125, ,920 2,520,460 96,140,220-15,183, Gillam T 1,332 1, ,270 4,842,470 60,720 1,292,640 6,669,100-97,759, Lac du Bonnet T 1, ,161,820 34,078,310-4,034,760 51,274,890-7,134, Melita T 1, ,635,000 20,395, , ,440 23,657,740-4,426, Minnedosa T 2, ,650,430 84,056,480 1,111,180 2,478,620 97,296,710-14,997, Morris T 1, ,473,110 45,530, ,240 1,729,540 54,610,780-9,971, Neepawa T 3, ,441,540 94,835, ,270 2,667, ,781,390-16,171, Niverville T 3, ,598, ,771, ,090 1,114, ,029,040-12,867, Pinawa LGD 1, ,774,840 45,803, ,530 63,290,850-18,042, Powerview-Pine Falls T 1, ,535,670 26,073,500-1,572,440 31,181,610-11,019, Rivers T 1, ,129,310 24,730, , ,380 28,005,570-4,039, Roblin T 1, ,667,300 36,735, ,930 1,703,660 44,452,190-9,444, Russell T 1, ,808,780 38,963, ,360 1,788,520 45,908,570 1,595,900 9,736, Souris T 1, ,978,170 44,367, ,490 1,740,810 56,498,790-10,450, St. Pierre-Jolys V 1, ,012,610 24,208, ,900 1,135,990 29,511,640-9,165, Ste. Anne T 1, ,873,840 44,880, ,610 1,223,740 58,245,280-10,594, Ste. Rose du Lac T 1, ,914,920 16,965,250-1,239,480 20,119,650-7,206, Stonewall T 4, ,456, ,741, ,790 1,650, ,595,510-26,665, Swan River T 3, ,452, ,777, ,280 5,727, ,585,020 5,001,500 33,404, Teulon T 1, ,121,960 30,778, , ,240 37,677,380-8,599, Virden T 3, ,713,210 92,492,460 1,114,190 3,798, ,118,640-27,435, Winnipeg Beach T 1, ,429,430 52,087, , ,970 81,535,010-8,838,010 Populations over 5, Brandon C 46, ,647,160 1,379,324,960 10,641, ,381,860 1,949,995, ,567, Dauphin C 8, ,133, ,134,530 1,740,970 14,455, ,464,120-55,517, Flin Flon C 5, ,314,700 98,911,630 50,320 3,730, ,007,210 3,781,800 19,985, Morden C 7, ,413, ,470,470 1,464,320 9,379, ,726,800-27,802, Portage La Prairie C 12, ,487, ,220,890 3,024,520 27,972, ,705,290-45,601, Selkirk C 9, ,901, ,150,020 2,446,620 48,608, ,106,800 10,398,600 62,912, Steinbach C 13, ,060, ,790,190 2,518,620 7,622, ,991,190 23,007,820 82,446, The Pas T 5, ,413, ,814, ,450 19,857, ,830,140-23,716, Thompson C 13, ,297, ,381,850 1,079,660 13,578, ,337,490 9,486,500 52,832, Winkler C 10, ,460, ,409,470 1,789,910 4,062, ,721,780 15,954,800 59,415,800 Urban Municipalities 213,673 6, ,533,122,250 5,471,198,190 40,234, ,385,110 7,406,940,120 73,672,020 1,556,614, Winnipeg C 663, n/a 2 n/a 2 n/a 2 1,142,514,633 31,208,805,793 1,018,324,966 2,517,631, Census of Canada - Statistics Canada 2 Land/Building information is not available Summary Rural Municipalities: Populations under 1,000 31,427 38, ,146,162,550 1,046,148,030 94,627,460 71,602,240 2,358,540,280 2,542,200 76,551,700 Populations 1,000-5, ,510 56, ,476,329,430 3,485,411, ,119, ,480,770 6,437,341,650 14,581, ,011,150 Populations over 5, ,451 10, ,067,067,930 3,801,941,730 34,148, ,298,470 6,010,456,540 24,187, ,435,060 Rural Municipalities 259, , ,689,559,910 8,333,501, ,895, ,381,480 14,806,338,470 41,311, ,997,910 Urban Municipalities: Populations under 1,000 24,160 3, ,999, ,301,760 3,195,030 48,875, ,371, ,298,410 Populations 1,000-5,000 56,324 2, ,994,280 1,453,288,140 11,538,920 53,860,820 1,891,682,160 11,042, ,518,940 Populations over 5, , ,096,128,750 3,598,608,290 25,500, ,648,370 4,979,886,030 62,629, ,796,770 Urban Municipalities 213,673 6, ,533,122,250 5,471,198,190 40,234, ,385,110 7,406,940,120 73,672,020 1,556,614,120 Sub-total 473, , ,222,682,160 13,804,699, ,130, ,766,590 22,213,278, ,983,020 2,475,612,030 City of Winnipeg 663, n/a 2 n/a 2 n/a 2 1,142,514,633 31,208,805,793 1,018,324,966 2,517,631,783 1,136, , ,222,682,160 13,804,699, ,130,400 2,009,281,223 53,422,084,383 1,133,307,986 4,993,243,813

21 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION (ACCUMULATED SURPLUS/DEFICIT) AS AT DECEMBER 31, 2012 Cash & Temporary Investments Amounts Receivable Portfolio Investments Financial Assets Loans & Advances Real Estate Properties Held for Sale Inventories for Sale Assets Financial Assets Accounts Payable & Accrued Liabilities # Rural Municipalities Type Populations under 1,000 1 Albert RM 1,218, ,126 2,153-3, ,346,071 (51,463) 2 Archie RM 1,860, , ,967,439 (36,760) 3 Arthur RM 488, , ,476,595 (935,922) 4 Birtle RM 2,121, ,275-5,989 16, ,480,327 (115,831) 5 Blanshard RM 896, ,323-93,399 47,418 4,682-1,146,168 (168,892) 6 Brenda RM 2,523, , ,727,870 (151,123) 7 Cameron RM 803, , , ,007,867 (194,560) 8 Clanwilliam RM 785, , ,685 (56,710) 9 Daly RM 739, , , ,124,130 (58,795) 10 Edward RM 661, ,671 21,816-31,000 17,546-1,093,391 (96,798) 11 Ellice RM Eriksdale RM 1,360, , ,713,664 (71,795) 13 Ethelbert RM 906, , ,145,654 (178,765) 14 Gilbert Plains RM 1,212, ,855 11, ,893,834 (297,195) 15 Glenella RM 239, , , ,430 (72,064) 16 Glenwood RM 1,155, ,005 15,152 3,917-4,337-1,368,557 (239,214) 17 Grandview RM 1,673, , ,948,705 (322,000) 18 Hamiota RM 544, ,010-6,692 6, ,781 (236,711) 19 Harrison RM 2,324, , , ,662,868 (305,287) 20 Hillsburg RM 265, , ,845 (330,477) 21 Lakeview RM 249, , ,197,452 (69,312) 22 Langford RM 1,358, , , ,674,081 (129,813) 23 Lansdowne RM 1,089, ,851-36, ,701,040 (64,697) 24 Lawrence RM 830, , ,054,232 (62,938) 25 Louise RM 2,036, ,156-31, ,171,858 (88,405) 26 McCreary RM 625, ,691 38, ,970 (141,694) 27 Miniota RM 2,423, ,727-4, ,824,817 (636,082) 28 Minitonas RM 495, , ,398 (254,642) 29 Minto RM 1,229,047 71,865 2, ,304,002 (48,451) 30 Morton RM 337, ,139-26, ,931 (260,241) 31 Mossey River RM 122, , , ,205,484 (43,797) 32 Mystery Lake LGD 5,114, , ,644,288 (776,846) 33 Ochre River RM 660, , ,744 (307,201) 34 Odanah RM 1,528,858 88,816 1,718-1, ,620,491 (36,808) 35 Park RM 2,546, , ,831-11, ,302,466 (463,197) 36 Riverside RM 1,261, , ,000 3, ,526,710 (77,765) 37 Roblin RM 767, , , ,106,833 (312,672) 38 Rossburn RM 1,134, , ,614,571 (84,700) 39 Russell RM 1,154, , , ,336-1,854,362 (132,572) 40 Saskatchewan RM 1,705,028 76, ,781,468 (201,966) 41 Shellmouth-Boulton RM 1,959, , , ,547,126 (300,678) 42 Sifton RM 2,112,803 49,411-19,100 11, ,193,120 (499,943) 43 Silver Creek RM 708, , , ,136,045 (251,818) 44 South Cypress RM 421, , , ,934 (186,366) 45 Ste. Rose RM 517, , ,164 (122,809) 46 Strathclair RM 1,365, , , ,907,376 (89,564) 47 Strathcona RM 770, , , ,366 (116,290) 48 Victoria Beach RM 618, , ,661 (239,795) 49 Whitewater RM 418, , , ,699 (32,612) 50 Winchester RM 978, ,674 2, ,308,885 (164,781) 51 Woodworth RM 1,171, , ,429,657 (61,550) Populations 1,000-5, Alexander RM 3,143,061 1,133, ,276,705 (495,146) 53 Alonsa RM 212,757 1,510, , ,596-1,931,766 (535,820) 54 Argyle RM 1,547, , ,804,570 (238,977) 55 Armstrong RM 3,315, , ,130,030 (228,237) 56 Bifrost RM Brokenhead RM 1,767, , ,747,748 (818,595) 58 Cartier RM 947,283 1,252, ,420-2,203,497 (637,958) 59 Coldwell RM 404,866 2,270, ,675,416 (1,307,273) 60 Cornwallis RM 3,759, , ,554,866 (474,369) 61 Dauphin RM 3,951, , , , ,816,172 (465,160) 62 De Salaberry RM 1,740, , , ,565,928 (395,281) 63 Dufferin RM 1,039, ,777 89, ,750 2,027,231 (574,482) 64 Elton RM 962, , , ,552,957 (313,431) 65 Fisher RM 1,092, , , ,802,750 (319,522) 66 Franklin RM 898, , ,199,096 (226,972) 67 Grahamdale RM 2,495,898 1,030, , ,541,725 (170,467) 68 Grey RM 1,674, , ,239,650 (317,654) 69 Headingley RM 5,680, , ,650,977 (921,834) 70 Kelsey RM 2,255, , , ,211,184 (267,487) 71 Killarney-Turtle Mountain M 5,148, , ,400 16,672-6,351,258 (1,723,506) 72 Lac du Bonnet RM 6,239, , ,135,305 (1,460,812) 73 Lorne RM 1,600,579 1,048,697 49, ,699,030 (67,274) 74 Montcalm RM 3,594, ,053-15,049 1,058-1,121 4,091,372 (230,745) 75 Morris RM 562,886 1,609, , ,305,816 (418,406) 76 Mountain RM 1,300, , , ,791,932 (187,806) 77 North Cypress RM 3,078, , , ,588,095 (469,367) 78 North Norfolk RM 3,611, , , ,989,712 (364,727) 79 Oakland RM 977, , ,000-4,696-10,810 1,321,204 (328,247) 80 Pembina RM 388, ,422 1,215, ,355,336 (399,225) 81 Piney RM 2,824, , , ,091,438 (255,596) 82 Pipestone RM 10,541, ,265 4,493,716 19,180 10, ,619,769 (4,596,352) 83 Reynolds RM 3,182, , ,389,751 (296,732) 84 Rhineland RM 3,419, , , ,823,004 (1,561,154) 85 Roland RM 1,656, ,657 92, ,020,274 (178,330) 86 Rosedale RM 2,606, ,849-80, ,055,542 (220,167) 87 Rosser RM 3,994,367 1,075, , ,255,047 (1,550,328) 88 Shell River RM 1,358, , , ,141-1,840,546 (194,111) 89 Shoal Lake RM 1,940, , ,539 46,216 43, ,487,607 (117,811) 90 Siglunes RM 252,710 1,982, ,235,282 (1,086,539) 91 South Norfolk RM 1,332, , ,650,117 (129,448) 92 St. Francois Xavier RM 1,897, , , ,469,434 (862,815) 93 St. Laurent RM 359,969 2,852, ,212,099 (410,347) 94 Ste. Anne RM 1,898, , ,408,599 (325,108) 95 Stuartburn RM 2,465, , ,681,120 (50,137) 96 Swan River RM 1,328, , ,972,888 (104,119) 97 Thompson RM 939, , ,335 7, ,221,634 (157,253) 98 Victoria RM 2,030, , , ,437,900 (128,014) 99 Wallace RM 2,436,174 1,171,422 19, ,627,285 (675,367) 100 West St. Paul RM 3,418,187 1,285, ,704,092 (1,527,768) 101 Westbourne RM 1,621, ,005 46, ,638,247 (247,334) 102 Whitehead RM 41,189 1,702, , ,745,972 (783,883) 103 Whitemouth RM 1,429, ,649 11, ,686,201 (321,137) 104 Woodlands RM 3,008, , ,893,786 (728,243) Populations over 5, East St. Paul RM 10,187,228 1,844,423-81, ,112,796 (1,632,086) 106 Gimli RM 7,834,676 1,795, ,630,196 (2,034,657) 107 Hanover RM 11,746,173 1,648, , ,237,566 (1,668,339) 108 La Broquerie RM 2,567, , ,329,401 (567,447) 109 Macdonald RM 4,297,426 1,130, ,428,357 (2,437,194) 110 Portage La Prairie RM 4,014,135 2,776, ,279 2,854-6,870,081 (1,705,818) 111 Ritchot RM 7,473,523 1,852,030-15, ,531 9,362,797 (1,622,624) 112 Rockwood RM 7,234,626 1,804, , ,187,803 (1,877,170) 113 Springfield RM 7,819,032 4,722, ,541,375 (3,637,324) 114 St. Andrews RM 4,667,475 2,577,637-91, ,540 7,444,006 (1,379,631) 115 St. Clements RM 220,669 3,198, , ,152,205 (1,588,566) 116 Stanley RM 367,665 1,880, , ,870,305 (1,750,445) 117 Tache RM 7,330,957 1,718, ,049,919 (785,334) Rural Municipalities 254,633,658 83,517,234 11,233,477 1,922,755 2,438, , , ,420,882 (63,733,874)