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1 CATALOGUE Price Prix: $4.20 per yearfpdr année Statistics Statistique service bulletin Energy statistics bulletin de servic~e La statistique de 1'energie For tjrther information write to Statistics Canada, Energy and Minerals Section. Ottawa. K1A 0V6, or telephone (Area Code 613) Pour de ptus umples ronseignenrents, prlére do vorjs adressor 6 Ia Section do t'nergie at des rnirrôraux, Statistique Canada. Ottawa, K1A 0V6, ou composer (indicatil regional 613) Vol. 11, No. 33 INTRODUCTION This Service Bulletin reports on Refined Petroleum Products, Selected Preliminary Data, November Ce bulletin de service couvre les produits ptroliers raffinés, certains chiffres pr1iminaires, novembre February 1977 Fëvrier RECONAI ofr!c[s Sr Johns Halitax Montreal Ottawa Iororrto Winnipeq Edmonlrrn Vancouver BtjRFAUX I1tTGIONAIJX

2 Refinery Production in Canada of Selected Petroleum Products, November 1976 Production des raffineries du Canada de certains produits pétroliers, novembre 1976 Motor Aviation Kerosene gasoline turbo fuel stove oil Essence Carburf cc Kerosene pour teurs pour mazout moteura turbines pour it gas poéles d aviation barrels Total all products Fuel oil Mazouta Total all oroducta Total, tous lea produit. Total, tous lea produits Cumulative Cumulative Light Meavy Diesel Légera Lourds November Novembre Cunaulatif Cumulatif of 35 Canad ian gallons barils de 35 gallons canadiens Newfoundland TerreNeuve (1) (1) (1)... (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) Atlantic provinces Provinces de latlantique...2,191,424 58, , ,525 1,794,854 2,545,992 8,352,516 8,890,377 86,336, ,290,328 Quebec... 5, 274, ,554 1,043,549 1,256,359 3,134,880 4,034,535 16,901,196 17,390, ,645, ,320,082 Ontario... 5, 181, , , ,030 2,591,389 2,061,911 13,943,560 13,164, ,887, ,128,795 Manitoba ,949 12, , ,522 19,129 69, , ,369 10,370,094 13, U? U? Saskatchewan , ,612 71, , ,292 1,242,236 10,389,667 15,109,109 Alberta...3,792, ,081 47,976 2,286,982 (23, ,530 8,217,053 7,149,798 78,455,526 69,261,574 British Columbia ColombieBritannique 1,882, , ,820 1,097, , ,663 4,429,106 4,651,082 49,338,102 46,948,631 Northwest territories and Yukon Territoirea du NordOuest et Yukon 34, ,352 61,481 90, , ,303 Canada...19,339,888 1,956,461 2,935,159 6,599,615 7,707,152 9,705,187 53,806,691 Cumulative Canada Cunaulatif, ,296,030 23,503, ,941 69,680,826 75,198, ,045, ,288,169 Canada, , 230, 846 1,949,897 2,198,626 6,657,777 7,191,589 10,868,771 53,574,076 Cumulative Canada Cumulatif, ,421,810 23,049,628 22,418,578 65,500,153 74,668, ,763, ,733,148 (1) Included with Atlantic provinces. Chiffres compris dana ceux des provi ices de tat lantiaue '. i I

3 . S SET SALES in Canada of Selected Petroleum Product,, N('vber 1970 VEN'IES NETIES mu Canada de certains produits pétroltera, noveabre 1976 Newfoundland TerreMauve... Motor Aviation Kerosene gasoline turbo fuel stove oil Essence Carburéac Kéroskne pour teura pour macout moteurs turbines pour a gaz polles d' aviation 304,547 I 93,234 I 105,074 I 203,867 Total all Total all product. Fuel oil Macout.,.i...,.. Total, tous 1.. produits Total, tou. lea I Cumulative I Cumulative produita Light Heavy Diesel November Novembre Légera Lourda Cu.iulatif I Cumu.latlf on gallons 306,633 I barils de 35 gallon. canadien. 263,949 I 1,293,294 J 1,547,993 I 14,183,014 I 15, Prince Edward Island IledePrince Edouard... 86,945 1,427 27,699 29, ,474 86, , ,409 3,600,253 3,630,062 Nova Scotia Nouvelle Ecosse ,318 48, , ,192 1,225,086 3,059,819 2,581,503 28,758,719 29,946,530 New Brunswick Nouveau Brunswick ,671 34,292 96, , ,896 1,087,211 2,818,654 1,686,338 25,093,890 22,255,387 Quebec... 4,499, , ,634 1,431,468 4,3 29,582 3,855,963 16,299,271 14,558, ,494, ,313,651 I. Ontario... 6,632, , ,855 1,650,604 4,160,293 2,392,124 17,621,069 15,051, ,652, ,670,813 Manitoba , ,914 90, , ,023 88,711 1,632,389 1,576,220 18,069,329 17,784,606 Saskatchewan 996,353 57, , ,690 7,051 1,813, ,584,990 21,668,352 Alberta... 2,058, ,772 59, ,323 93,093 51,229 4,228,178 3,513,434 45,718,758 44,081,642 British Columbia ColombieBritannique 1,869, , ,863 1,085, , ,920 4,719, 529 4,451,687 52,905,264 51,206,501 Northwest Territories and Yukon Territoires du NordOuest et Yukon 49,048 26,420 80,208 55,373 59, , ,679.3,468,425 3,908,889 Canada... 18,421,534 1,784,171 1,657,153 6,465,258 11,381,435 9,772,272 54,117,507 Cumulative Canada Cuinulatlf, OO4,279 22,317,532 12,858,200 67,382,299 89, 568,334 94,099, ,528,805 Canada ,089,565 1,718,761 1,358,479 5,459,241 8,403,432 8,500,681 47,305,076 Cumulative Canada Cumulatif, V 94,565 22,262,719 13,278,821 63,299,504 85,245,764 88,591,079 p3,677,159

4 41133 I0RTS of Selected Petroleum Products, November 1976 IMPORTATIONS de certains produits pétroliers, novembre 1976 Motor gasoline Kerosene, Stove oil Fuel oil Mazout. Total an products Essence pour Kéroeène, Light Heavr Total, moteurs mazout pour Diesel tous lee poélee Légers Lourds produits barrels of 35 Canadian gallons barile de 35 gallons canadiens Atlantic Provinces Provinces de l'atlantique... 41,752 Québec ,494 Ontario... 27, , ,992 Other Autres ,606 Canada... I I 21 I I 27, , ,844 EXPORTS(1) of Selected Petroleum Products, November 1976 EXPORTATIONS(1) de certains prodults pétroliers, novembre 1976 Motor Kerosene, Fuel oil Mazouta Total all gasoline stove oil products Essence pour Kéroséne, Light Heavy Total, moteurs mazout pour Diesel tous lee poéles Légers Lourds produita barrels of 35 Canadian gallons barils de 35 gallons canadiene Atlantic Provinces Provinces de 1'Atlantique ,228 3, ,817 Québec , ,273 Ontario... 27, ,183 Manitoba Saskatchewan Alber ta... 74,355 86,510 3ritiah Columbia ColombieBritannique ,871 Canada ,272 4, , , ,65 S 1) Only those made by respondents to the Refined Petroleum Products survey. Uniquenent celles par lea répondants a l'enquéte our lee produits pétroliers raffinés.

5 REIM Motor Gasoline Sales Through Retail Puap Outlsts,(1) rnce pour wteur. Vent., par des d8taillants d'ssasnre(l), 1976 Newfoundland T*rreNeuve Msrittaec Provinces l4aritiaes Québec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Co1,abia Coloubte Britannique Northwu t Territories and Yukon Territoir.. do ilordouset at Yukon Canada barrel. of 35 Canadian gallons barila ds 35 gsllona canadiena January.lanvier 219, , , , ,065 1,225,609 24,341 12,123,468 February Févri.r 166, ,389 3,724, , , ,590 1,123,275 21,442 9,575,272 March Mars , , ,768, , , ,447 1,310,900 27, ,336 April Awril... / 179, ,311 2,838,944 4,731, , ,502 1,023,872 1,396,902 28, ,151 May Nai...257,604 1,022,051 3,312,491 5,079, , ,222 1,052,419 1,373,735 30,688 13,092,459 JUDS Juin...269, ,269 3,656,577 5,124, , ,013 1, ,523,715 39,779 13,892,027 July Juillst...306,820 1,278,324 3,743,255 5,297, , ,558 1,280,012 1,682,171 44,303 14,847,084 August goo c , ,499 3,484,580 5,828, , ,201 1,377,542 1,753,001 45,105 14,886,610 Septou ber Septbr. ou 217, ,146, , , ,006 1, ,306 40,238 13,362,772 October Octobre 252,901 1,007,772 2, , , ,035 1,145,193 1,456,446 27,450 12,584,076 Novouber Noveabr. 266, , ,083, , ,703 1,081,880 1,410,179 21,081 13,290,040 Deccaber D6ceabre... Cumulative C*ou,latif ,466,834 54,220,932 5,400,251 5,682, , ,371,295 q v' '".r' Nazouta lourds (p05 4, S at 6) Vonten nettes de pcoduitc 4 faible concur an soufre(l), 1976 Northwest British Territories Newfoundland Maritime, Coluabia and Yukon Québec Ontario Msnitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Canada terremauve Provincee Colnabis Tarritotrea Mar itt.., gritsnniqus du NordOneat at Yukon. January Jenvier 95, , ,707 1,085 1, Februsry F8vrier , , , ,126 Msrch. Mars 41, , ,780 5,557 2,356 2, ,578 April Avril , , ,585 May Not 57, , , ,197 10, ,714 June Join 42, , ,487 2,548 1, ,772 July Juillet , ,932 2,237 3,335 8, August AoOt 28, , ,677 1,138 2,537 4, ,338 Sspteaber Septeabre 33, , ,867 99,023 October Octobre 84, , , ,742 eaber Novewbrs 113, , , , ,805 D6ceabr ,182 5,240,841 5,499,984 16,321 26,469 61,592 1, cui,.ative Cuauiatif.. 1,577,164 1,521, , ,949 1,017, ,768 1,168,530 1,052, ,378 1,186,655 1,596,752 13,383,716 l) Low sulphur product is' defined as that corntaininig up to and including 1.52 sulphur 'by weight. On entend pa'r produitsl rena qut contiennent du soufre B un niveau sllant juequ'b, asic ne d4passant pee proportionnelieaent B leur poid.. teneur

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