OIL PIPE LINE TRANSPORT

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1 S CATALOGUE No ANNUAL * CANADA OIL PIPE LINE TRANSPORT DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1 lie con I ents of t his U OCU nitit t ni.i\ hi Used frtelv ii ut DLI S shiou lii he er ed trd e. fiiii [Cpu hi shil IIC all or a nv p ir t of it.

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3 DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS Manufacturing and Primary Industries Division Energy and Minerals Section OIL PIPE LINE TRANSPORT Published by Authority of The Minister of Industry, Trade and Commerce September 1970 b503s1 2 Price: 75 cents The Queens P ri titer. 0 t hi wi

4 Reports published by the Manufacturing and Primary Industries Divii Energy and Minerals Section dcaiing with THE PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS INDUSTRY Catalogue Title Price flu mbe r Annual Oil Pipe Line Thnsport (approx. 39 pp.) Barrels of oil carried by gathering and trunk lines by province, by month; receipts and disposition, pipe line mileage, pumping stations; balance sheet, property account, income account, employees, salaries and wages S Gas Utilities (Transport and Distribution Systems) (approx. 45 pp.) Mcf. receipts and disposition of natural gas by month and by province: pipe line mileage; balance sheet, property account, income account, employees and earnings Refined Petroleum Products (approx. 160 pp.) Supplement to monthly report 45004, containing revised monthly figures on crude oil receipts, refinery operations, shipments. inventories, imports by source of supply also cumulative year totals Refined Petroleum Products Volume H, Consumption of Petroleum Products (approx. 20 pp.) Sales by kind of consumer, i.e. residential, industrial, government etc., by product, by province or region, a further extension of the sales as published in the monthly and annual refined petroleum products Crude Petroleum and Naturul Gas Industry (approx. 24 pp.) Principal statistics, commodity production and shipments, supply and disposition ofnatur.i gas and crude oil and equivalent, current and capital expenditures, employment statistics h' province and year for the industry Contract Drilling for the Mining Industry (approx. 8 pp.) Completed oil, gas and service wells drilled for the petroleum industry, plus wells drilled for other purposes i.e. potash, iron ore. etc. Number of wells and footage by cable or rotary rigs, gross income, total salaries and wages by province and materials and supplies used.50 Monthly Oil Pipe Line Transport (approx. 8 pp.) Barrels of oil carried by gathering and trunk lines, receipts and disposition, inventories, barrel miles, revenues per copy per year Gas Utilities (Transport and Distribution Systems) (approx. 8 pp.) Mcf. receipts and disposition of natural gas by province, month: daily average sendouts, com modity miles per copy, $2.00 per year Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas Production (approx. 6 pp.) Production, supply and distribution of crude oil and of natural gas by province; production of propane and butane from natural gas per copy, S2.00 per year Refined Petroleum Products (approx. 20 pp.) Refinery receipts of crude oil by province, supply and disposition of petroleum products by province per copy, per year Quarterly Energy Statistics Service Bulletin includes per year (a) Canadian Crude oil Requirements (approx. 2 pp.) Actual and anticipated receipts of crude oil and equivalent by refineries, by province or region for specified months, with comparative totals for the previous year (b) Retail Gasoline Statistics by Metropolitan Area (approx. 1 pp.) Actual number of gasoline outlets and their sales within the metropolitan arct.

5 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction...5 Chart 1. Supply and of Crude Oil and Equivalent 1967 and Net Pipe Line Deliveries of Crude Oil and Liquefied Petroleum Gases and Refined Petroleum Products by Month, Principal Financial Statistics...8 Map 1. Distribution of Domestic and Imported Crude Oil, Table 2. Pipe Lines and Refining Centres in Canada Summary of Pipe Line Movements, by Commodity Groups, by Month, Canada, Pipe Line Movements of Crude Oil, Condensate and Pentanes Plus,by Province, Monthly Pipe Line Movements of Crude Oil, Condensate and Pentanes Plus, by Province, I. Pipe Line Movements of Liquefied Petroleum Gases and Refined Petroleum Products, by Province, Monthly Pipe Line Movements of Liquefied Petroleum Gases and Refined Petroleum Products, by Province, Oil Pipe Line Mileage by Company, Province and Size of Pipe in Service, at December 31, 1968 Gathering Lines A. Oil Pipe Line Mileage and Rated Capacity,by, Company, Province and Size of Pipe in Service, at December 31, 1968 Trunk Lines Pumping Stations on Trunk Lines by Company and Rated Horsepower, as at December31, Number of Pumping Stations, Prime Movers and Pumps, Trunk Lines, by Province asat December 31, Comparative Statement of Assets, Liabilities and Net Worth of Oil Pipe Line Transport Industry, as at December 31, 1968 and Income Account of Oil Pipe Line Transport Industry as at December 31, Property Account of Oil Pipe Line Transport Industry as at December 31, Funds Flow Statement of Oil Pipe Line Transport Industry, for Years Endir.g December31, 1968 and Payroll, Employment and Manhours, in Oil Pipe Line Transport Industry, Canada Payroll, Employment and Manhours, in Oil Pipe Line Transport Industry, by Province, Iri..

6 S SYMBOLS The following standard symbols are used in Dominion Bureau of Statistics publications: figures not available. figures not appropriate or not applicable. nil or zero. amount too small to he oxpressod. P preliminary figuro. revised figures.

7 I INTRODUCTION The 1968 Oil Pipe Line Transport (S.1.C. 515) report.ontinues the concepts introduced in the 1960 Publication; that is, data are provided in three areas; petroleum commodities, transportation and financial statistics. The commodities carried by the oil pipe lines are divided into three groups: (a) Crude oil, condensate and pentanes plus (b) Liquefied petroleum gases (c) Refined petroleum products Some pipe lines extend into United States and return to Canada these statistics account for the commodity disposition to the United States but the transportation equivalent of these operations is not included. A glossary of terms is given on page 39. REVIEW OF SURVEY RESULTS The oil pipe line industry recorded new highs in its operations in 1968 resulting from increases in the production of crude petroleum and equivalent hydrocarbon liquids. Production during the year totalled million barrels compared with the previous year's total of million barrels. Net receipts into pipe lines during 1968 were million barrels as compared with million barrels in Alberta continued to provide the largest percentage of receipts with 48.9 per cent followed by Quebec 23.3 per cent and Saskatchewan 14.0 per cent. A summary of the provincial distribution of receipts into pipe lines in millions of barrels follows. Crude oilproducts pipe lines pipe lines Total millions of barrels Alberta Quebec (Imports) Saskatchewan Ontario British Columbia Manitoba Totals Net receipts into crude oil pipe lines increased 9.9 per cent over 1967 and products pipe lines showed an 8.4 per cent increase for the same period. The sources of receipts into crude oil pipe lines during 1968 were 68.5 per cent from field gathering systems, 24.7 per cent imports. 5.7 per cent from natural gas processing plants and 1.1 per cent from other carriers. oiirces of receipts into products pipe lines during l)i vre 77.3 per cent from refineries, 14.5 per cent from natural gas processing plants. 6.3 per cent from other carriers and 1.9 per cent from imports. Exports of crude oil and products via pipe line facilities during 1968 were million barrels, an increase of 12.3 per cent over 1967 while imports increased to million barrels, up 15.9 per cent. Crude petroleum exports increased 12.2 per cent over 1967 while liquefied petroleum gas and other products exports increased 17.8 per cent during the year. Trunk lines increased their traffic by 10.7 per cent to billion barrel miles or 41.8 billion ton miles while the average length of haul was miles per barrel compared with miles per barrel for 1967 and for The throughput for the average crude oil trunk pipe line system n mile was 118,000 barrels per day. The trunk pipe line revenue per barrel mile amounted to cents or cents per ton mile. Pipe line mileage increased 677 miles during Interprovincial Pipe Line Company added nearly 150 miles of large diameter loop line in Western Canada. Peace River Oil Pipe Line Co. Ltd. also added 150 miles of pipe line, 92 miles loop line and 58 miles gathering line. Imperial Oil Enterprises Ltd. built a 63 mile line to carry products from Montreal to Boucherville and Drummondville, Quebec. Rainbow Pipe Line Co. Ltd. added 67 miles of gathering pipe line and Hudson's Bay Oil and Gas Company Limited added 55 miles of gathering line. Total oil pipe line mileage in Canada of 14,832.2 includes 2,261.5 miles of parallel and looped line. In the United States, Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Company (through its whollyowned subsidiary, Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Corporation) operates 64 miles of pipe line in the State of Washington. lnterprovincial Pipe Line Company reports that it operates (through its whollyowned subsidiary, Lakehead Pipe Line Company Inc.) 1,502 miles of pipe in the United States. The breakdown by size of pipe lines is as follows: 324 miles of each of 18", 26" and 34" from Gretna. Manitoba to Superior, Wisconsin. 633 miles of 30" from Superior, Wisconsin to Port Huron, Michigan. 8 miles of 20" two fourmile lines across the Straits of Mackinac, Michigan. 26 miles of 12" from West Niagara to Buffalo, New York.

8 DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS Montreal Pipe Line Company Limited, as a w':hyowned subsidiary of Portland Pipe Line Limited of the U.S.A. is cooperator of approximately 166 miles each of 12", 18" and 24" pipe line in the State of Main. Gross additions to fixed assets for the oil pipe line industry for 1968 amounted to $73.8 million, consisting of land and rightsofway $3.1 million, pipe line $54.1 million, pumping equipment $9.1 million, buildings, other property and equipment $7.5 million. Operating revenues in amount of $184.7 million increased 4.8 per cent over 1967 and were the main sources of funds to finance the operations and expansion of this industry. Operating expenses were $45.6 million, an increase of 7.3 per cent over Interest on long term debt was $19.0 million, up 8.6 per cent. Income taxes amounting to $48.1 million, increased 1.9 per cent over The net income of this industry after providing for allowances for depreciation and income taxes was $57.6 million, 4.0 per cent les than the 1967 net income of $60.0 million. Total assets of this industry amounted to $724.4 million as at December 31, Interprovincial conipaflies owned S370.8 million or 51.2 per cent of this total with the remaining 48.8 per cent being owned by companies operating within provincial boundaries. The total number of employees, 1,459, remained almost constant in Total salaries increased to $13,218,733 from $13,067,526 and resulted in an increase of average annual earnings per employee to $9,060 in 1968 from $8,469 in The following table presents selected statistics pertinent to the crude oil pipe line transport industry for the years 1963 to I Selected Statistics Consumption by Canadian refineries of: Domestic production... million of bbls Imports..." Pipe line exports of domestic production ' Net receipts into pipe line: Crude oil (domestic)... " All commodities..." Operating revenues... $'OOO.00O Operating expenses..." Net income (after income tax)... " Property account... " Long term debt..." Barrel miles... million of miles 175, , , , , Pipe line mileage: Gathering... mile 3, , ,7 4, , ,566.5 TrunkCrude... '' 5, , , , , ,471.3 Products lines... '' 1, , , , , ,794.5 Totals... " 10, , , ,4 14, ,832.3 Average length of haul " Employees: Number ,437 1,543 1,459 $'QOO 0,324 10, , Earnings......

9 S HRT OIL PIPE LINE TRANSPORT 7 SUPPLY AND DISPOSITION OF CRUDE OIL AND EQUIVALENT 1967 AND 1968 MILLIONS OF BARRELS SUPPLY DISPOSITION SUPPLY DISPOSITION MILLIONS OF BARRELS PIPE LINE OTHER PIPE LINE OTHER DELIVERIES DELIVERIES DELIVERIES DELIVERIES 550 :: _L UPORTS IMPORTS EXPORTS EXPORTS :: DOMES1 IC DOMESTIC PRODUCTION DOMESTIC PRODUCTION DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION 150 CONSUMPTION DOMESTIC DOMESTIC 50 CONSUMPTION CONSUMPTION (other Corners) (Other corners) CHART 2 NET PIPE LINE DELIVERIES OF CRUDE OIL AND LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GASES AND REFINED PETROLEUM PRODUCTS BY MONTH MILLIONS MILLIONS OF BARRELS OF BARRELS CRUDE OIL t'j\ \J IS 15 L P.GS AND PRODUCTS 0 QIILIIIIIIIIII!IIHIIIIIIIILIIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIII J D Q

10 8 DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS LHAFI 5 PRINCIPAL FINANCIAL STATISTICS S MILLIONS OFOOLLARS FIXED ASSETS REVENUES AND EXPENSES MILLIONS OF DOLLARS fl H NET INCOME INCOME TAXES INTEREST ON LONG TERM DEBT 300 DEPRECIATION AND I AMORTIZATION MILLIONS SOURCES OF FUNDS, 1968 OF DOLLARS 250 APPLICATION OF FUNDS, 968 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS I

11 DISTRIBUTION OF DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CRUDE OIL, 1968.<J, 1 MILLION BARRELS MILLION BARRELS I wifflo RECEIPTS CRUDE OIL MEANS OF TRANSPORT r.71 I, I C 17/92.2,/ 62 I.. Q. 1 (III [=1] IMPORTS LEGEND PIPE LINE DELIVERIES OF DOMESTIC PRODUCTION DOMESTIC PRODUCTION OTHER CARRIERS 78.1 CARRIED BY PIPE LINES B. s.

12 PIPE LINES AND REFINING CENTRES IN CANADA r'l? C z C z 80 4 rti 3\ J)7 500 al 623\) \59 ( 2\V,,' / S4St I \ ) / 15 1\ j ,000 5,900 " 82. ( " "J,1 J ' II Coi a, I 33 èsa.cotoon!... 32,'04' 1, 4 50 I 23 (3 j f :..,, _J4o 1 ONT. ri,stjohn'$ I 0 00 I 0) C,) t (j9 District V ' MannI ) 400,400 District IV OIL PIPE LINE (Capacity 1968, in 0008 barrels per day) J REFINING CENTRE Capacity 1968, if over 5,000 barrels per day DistrIct 20,000 II j, 6. \\/ 83,500J, 96,7 2rO F Taetoo iusi,900 Poll ci 00kw, Han,, Ii District I

13 STATiSTICAL TABLES

14 . 12 DOMINION L4UREAU OF STATISTICS TABLE 1. Summary of Pipe Line Movements, by Commodity Groups, by Month, Canada, 196 January Fr ' brual, March barrels Crude oil and equivalent: 1 Fromfields ,677, , ,254,868 2 From other carriers , ,466 3 From processino plants... 27, 140, ,318 2, ,039 4 Imports , ,353,477 12,015,301 11,118, From other Net receipts ,178, , 749, , ,072, ,828 Transfers ,004,172, , 047, , 880, Gross receipts... 1,496,351, , , 100, ,627, , 118 [ Liquefied petroleum gases and refined petroleum roducts: 9 From pr0essing plants , , , ,060, From refineries and bulk plants...67,215, ,710,067 6, 124, Imports , , From other carriers... 2,149,276 5,558, , , Net receipts...81,516,762 88, 350, , ,986 9,229, Transfers ,616 4, ,485,392 3,956, Gross receipts ,165, ,388,295 12,498,374 11, , Net receipts All commodities (6 + 13)... Crude oil and equivalent: 573, 695, , 099, , , 068, , 148, To refineries , 542, , , , To other carriers ,851 1,453,750 59,648 74,390 66,9.2:' 19 To bulk plants and terminals..., Forexport , , , ,964, To other , , , Net deliveries ,479, , 803,854 45,093,867 43, 573, , Transfers... 1,004,172, , , , ,880, Gross deliveries... 1,491, 651, 766 1,590,851, ,184, , 128, , Pipe line fuel and use , , , Line losses and unaccounted for , , ,634 14, Inventory changes... 3, ,362, Other changes Deliveries to other carriers. U.S.A Total disposition... 1,496, ,596, ,100, , ,799, 118 Liquefied petroleum gases and refined petroleum products: 31 To refineries... 6,128,993 7,915, , To other carriers , To bulk plants and terminals ,401, ,036,532 6,448, For export... 3, ,785, To other... 4, ,742, , , , Net deliveries... 81, 610, , 165, ,862 9,083, Transfers....,... 41,649,046 45,037,616 4,234, Gross deliveries , ,203,417 12,821, ,039, Pipe line fuel... 6, Losses and unaccounted for... 18,538 53,310 3, ,41e. 41 Inventory changes , , ,549 11, ,94'7 42 Other changes... Deliveries to other carriers, U.S.A Totaldispositlon , ,295 12, , ,186, Net deliveries All commodities ( ) ,090, , 969, ,656,761 51, 574, ,885,55.1

15 . PIPE LINE TRANSPORT TABLE 1. Summary of Pipe Line Movements, by Commodity Groups, by Month, Canada, 1968 May June July August September October November December barrels No. 29, 111, , ,304 32, , 248, , 335, , 887, ,778,042 33, 679, , , , , , , , 182,272 2,237, ,089 2,302,390 2, ,461, ,706, ,063,981 9,993, , ,887 11,797,095 9,550, , , , , , , 195, ,827, ,879,998 45,501,395 45, 387,052 49, 375, , 764, , 994, , 624, , , 691, , , 364, , ,093, ,542, , , 820, ,990, , 817, , 942, , 865, , 125, , 468, , , , ,713 1,001, 292 1,026, , ,316, ,768,797 4,623,120 4, ,311,830 4,862,346 5,045,481 5, ,903,229 6,789, , ,299 53,660 51, , , , , , , , ,189, , 996 6, 140,997 6,783, ,948 6, ,804,235 8, , ,233, 172 2,373, 169 3,021, ,346 3,598,385 4,596,219 4,718,096 4,996, ,958, 528 9, , ,804,311 9,445,294 10,451,068 11, , 522, ,738, ,966,946 47, , , ,515,523 50,732, , 191, , ,074,683 29,261,461 27,064,248 31,269,059 31,434, , ,066, , , , , , , , , , 294, , , 095, ,940,609 15, 912, ,649 13, 392, , 609, ,423 1, ,432, ,291, , ,092, ,212 47,817, , 764, ,994, , , 163, ,998 87, ,737,975 96, , 197, , 828, , , , , 155, , 909, , , ,984 13,914 17,932 15,837 19,449 20,976 16, ,816 89, ,217 18,103 55, ,199 56, , ,478 1,215,748 1,883,582 1,840,139 1, , ,696, , , , , , 125, , , , , , , , ,071 52,884 31,942 35,419 33, ,716,601 5,091, ,166,208 5,291,933 5, , 199 7,150, , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,966 6,347, ,434,331 6, ,950, ,430 8,638, ,769, ,373, 169 3,021,088 3,055, ,596, , , 790, 812 9,400, 138 8,720,435 9, ,677 10, 163, , , ,694 5,417 5, ,027 17, , , , , ,678 93, , 958, 528 9,268, 168 8,514, , ,068 11, , 522, , ,001,011 46,639,076 53, ,932, ,496, ,

16 I 14 DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS TABLE 2. Pipe Line Movements at ('rude Oil, Condensate and Pentanes Plus, by Province, 1965 Total Columbia Alberta chewan Manitoba' Ontario Quebec Yukon barrels From fields ,002 22, 132, ,806,652 84,598,482 5,771,485 From other carriers... 6,002, ,596,804 1,514, ,899 75,043 From processing plants...31,081, ,129 30, 171, ,750 58,231 Imports , ,353,477 From other... 2, Net receipts ,749,075 22,847, ,577,543 86,482,092 6,413,615 75, ,353,477 From other provinces...615, ,622, ,652, ,412, ,636,246 From other pipe lines...413, 117, , ,374,480 84,792,765 6,355,662 From interprovincial systems , 557 7,739,439 5,612, , Gross receipts ,796, ,063, ,691, ,539, ,436, ,711, ,353,477 To refineries , , 921,602 35, , 166,089 15,364, , 937, ,331,148 To other carriers ,453, 750 1,202, To bulk plants and terminals For export , 032, ,060,619 9,512,439 78, 148, , To other , ,528 10, Net deliveries ,125,759 46, 167,455 21,417,737 9:3,512, ,249, ,331,148 To other provinces ,323, , 274, ,412, ,636, 246 To other pipe lines... 71,178, ,268 28,430,646 6,266,013 14,255,102 To interprovincial systems....9,545, , 367, , 6113, , 138,768 6,355,662 Grossdeliveries ,720, ,556, ,234, ,759, ,249, ,331,148 Pipe line fuel and use , ,245 Line losses and unaccounted for 373,841 86, , ,894 38,810 22,329 Inventory changes , , , ,846 3,716, ,965 Other changes.... D1ivrris to other carriers, U.S.A.' Totaldisposition , 796, ,063, ,691, ,539, , , ,353,47 Includes movements of Canadian oil held in bond in the United States and estimated inventory changes of interprovincial pipe lines in Manitoba and U.S.A. Delivered for reentry into Canada.

17 OIL PIPE LINE TRANSPORT 15 TABLE 3. Monthly Pipe Line Movements of Crude OiI,Condensate and Pentanes Plus, by Province, 1968 Total Brlitisha Co umbi Alberta Saskat ch ewan Manitoba' Ontario Quebec Yukon January Fromfields... From other carriers... From processing plants... L.P.G. receipts into crude stream... Imports... Fromother... Net receipts... From other provinces..... From other pipe lines... From interprovinctal systems... Gross receipts... 30,012,365 1,751, , ,449,318 46,573 2,385, ,301 44,985,889 1,815,617 23,378,828 51,494,278 6, ,295,737 2,984,799 23,714,597 2, ,284 1:13,100,796 10,922, ,709 7, , ,834 49,361 17,098 12,015,301 7,265, ,300 12,015, ,116 19,547,45211,738,098 7, , ,460 1,276,148 29,035,086 21,844,574 11,738,098 12,015,301 = To refineries... ToOther carriers... To bulk plants and terminals... To processing plants... Forexport... Toother... Netdeliveries... 31,364,376 3, ,783,619 59,648 = 38,929 13, ,653, , ,867 8,077,625 3,385, ,276 20,719 1,916,995 1,392,25 6, ,129, ,631 1,692, , , 010, , 010, 230 To Other provinces... To other pipe lines... To Interprovincial systems... Gross dellverieq... 51,494,278 20,208,728 6,313,240 1,702,043 2,738,589 30,307,389 1,282,756 21,428, ,042,424 47, , ,460 7,085,667 29,146,574' ,09 1,276,14 510,67 21, 654, 71 11,549, ,230 S Pipe line fuel and use... line losses and unaccounted for... l :ventory changes... i 1 :her changes... l)'llveries to other carriers. U.S.A.'... Total disposition... 15,232 15, ,085 5, , , , , ,100,796 10,922, ,545,709 3, ,041 29,035, ,78 179,07 21, 844, ,310 81,738,098 12,015,301 Febru cry ReceiPts Fromfields... From other carriers... From processing plants... L.P.G. receipts into crude stream... Imports... From other... Netreceipts... From other provinces... From other pipe lines... From interprovincial systems... Gross receipts... Torefineries... To other carriers... To bulk plants and terminals... To processing plants... For export... Toother... Net deliveries... To other provinces... To other pipe lines... To interprovinclal systems... Gross deliveries... Pipe line fuel and use... line losses and unaccounted for... Inventory changes... Other changes... l)cliveries to other carriers, U.S.A.'... Total disposition... 29,646,589 1,696,041 20, 923, , , ,733 2,691,275 11,118,751 44,072,349 1,763,099 23,980, , , , 025 2,703,375 24,111,825 2,230, , ,627, ,395,588 48,594,203 30,377,106 3,269,499 2,559,451 74,390 : ,120,069 4, ,336 1,491 1,491 43,573,056 7,685, ,463 50,579, ,851 5, ,584, ,999,659 1,118,752 21, ,240 10,388,932 47,944,921 24,529 24, ,634 4,307 94, , , ,627, ,588 48, , ,324 45, : 11, ,723, ,118,751 14,049,737 18,753, ,444, ,577 1,137,826 27,807,889 20,863,584 11,847,518 11,118,751 1, ,264 10,348,743 11,114, = 6, ,645,007 1,894,358 7,531, ,993,750 11, ,753,605 11,847, ,137,826, 6,444, ,690 27,682,675 21,002,966 11,993,750 11, 114, , , , ,232 27,807,889 20,863, ,518 11,118,751 See footnote(s) at end of table.

18 . 16 DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1'.%BLF 3. Monthly Pipe Line Movements 01 ('rude Oil,('ondensate and Pentanes Plus, by Province, 1968 Continuo I I British Saskat' I Total Alberta Manitoba Ontario Columbia chewan Quebec Y j March Darreis Net receipts From fields ,254,868 1, ,689 7,027, ,266 From other carriers ,466 16, , ,570 48,438 From processing plants... 3,185, ,119, L.P.G. receipts into crude stream Imports ,455 11,957,455 Fromother Net receipts ,918,828 1,887,256 25,374,966 7,163, ,704 11,957,455 Transfers From otherprovinces... 53,514, ,860 14,878, ,348 12,395,9313 From other pipe lines... 36,396,901 3,153,014 25,289,004 7,418,96'? 535,916 From interprovincial systems , ,381 1,230,530 Gross receipts ,118 11, ,251,774 29, , Net deliveries To refineries 31,626,728 3,208, , ,512 1, ,312, ,355 To other carriers ,165 18,755 To bulk plants and terminals To processing plants For export , , ,753 1, To other , Neldeliveries... 45,802,399 7,855,063 3,909,677 1,767, ,225 12,143,812 11,953,355 Transfers To other provinces , To other pipe lines ,537 1, ,764, ,230,530 To interprovincial systems , 079 1, , 112,060 7,039, ,916 Gross deliveries , , , , , 334, ,355 Pipe line fuel and use ,607 19,607 Line losses and unaccounted for , , ,100 1nren'iry changes , , ,936 17, ,124 Other changes Deliveries to other carriers, USA! Totaldisposition ,799,118 11,046,130 51,251,774 29,611,325 22, ,395, ,455 April oarreis Net receipts. From fields ,111,487 1,572, ,621, From other carriers ,769 5, , ,649 34,388 From processing plants ,272 35,594 2, L.P.G. receipts into crude stream Imports... 12, , 063, 981 From other Net receipts ,614,022 22,837, 110 6,754, ,131 12,063,981 Transfers; From other provinces... 50, ,233,703 13, 564, , 954, , From other pipe lines , , From int.erprovincial systems ,850,958 I 390, ,081,407 Gross receipts , ,547,622 45,236, ,419 21,050,371 12,294,987 12,063,981 Net deliveries. To refineries , , , To other carriers... 62, To bulk plants and terminals To processing plants... Forexport , ,752, , To other Net deliveries... 43, 432, 510 6,936,985 3,483, , , 280, , 060,970 Transfers To other provinces , , 798, , , 294, 987 To other pipe lines ,507,531 2,329, ,980 1,081, 407 To interprovincial systems , , , Grossdeliveries ,313 9,636,882 44,681,725 27,396,801 21,140,347 12,280,588 12,060,970 Pipe line fuel and use ,984 Line losses and unaccounted for... 29,816 16, ,093 19, Inventory changes ,154 55, ,399 Other changes Deliveries to other carriers, U.S.A.2 Total disposition ,542,312 9,547,622 45,236,932 27,348, , ,981 See footnote(s) at end of table.

19 OIL PIPE LINE TRANSPORT 17 F V :L \loiithlv Pipe lirn' Mi; ernents of Crude Oil, Condensate and Pentanes Plus, by Province, 1968 Continued British Columbia I Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba 1 Ontario Quebec Yukon May From fields... 29, 053, 368 From other carriers , 624 From processing plants... 2, 237, 987 L.P.G. receipts Into crude stream Imports... 9, 993, 121 From other Net receipts... 41, 702, 100 Trail sfe rs: From other provinces... 48, 665, 148 From other pipe lines From Interprovinc ial systems... 1,870,991 Gross receipts ,696,105 1,788,976 20, 371, , ,623 40, 199 2, 174,227 1,832, , 776, 075 5,459, ,554, ,937, ,981 10,80,675 45,019,036 6, , ,682 50,297 23,561 9,993,121 6,535, ,209 9,993,121 13,590,486 17,908,508 11,706,828 6,419, , ,907 1,011,103 27,100,753 20,010,692 11,706,828 9,993,121 To refineri(s... To other carriers... To bulk plants and terminals... To processing plants... For export... Toother... Net deliveries... 29, 261, ,266 12,425, ,834,045 3,262, 213 4,006,404 7,268,617 3,071, , ,945,933 2, ,124,798 9,789,364 9,992,372 19,015 5,786,467 1,886,609 2,039,883 6,911,265 11,675,973 9,992,372 To other provinces... To other pipe lines... To interprovincial systems... Gross deliveries , ,884,603 28,444, ,828,030 19,049,812 1,989,354 2,289,703 1,564,798 19, 953, , 822, 79 45, 238, , 908, ,443 6,380,326 26,923,162 11,706,828 1,011, ,872 20,175, ,973 9,992,372 S l ipe line fuel and use... I ine losses and unaccounted for... :iventory changes... ther changes... I),'Iiverics to other carriers, U.S.A.... Total disposition... 13,914 89,727 56, ,696,105 13,914 6,199 29,971 49, ,613 10,865, ,036 25, ,225 27,100,753 79, ,010, ,855 11,706,828 9,993,121 June Fromfields... From other carriers... From processing plants... L.P.G. receipts into crude stream... Imports... Fromother... Net receipts... 29, 102,304 1,822, ,946 20,168 2,449,089 36,358 8,206,071 40,195,410 1,879,215 19,445,324 7,352, , , ,257 58,606 2,294, ,297 21,963,673 7,604, ,103 8,206,071 8,206,071 From other provinces... From other pipe lines... From interprovincial systems... Gross receipts , ,757 3,309, , ,820,370 11,053,103 12,748,799 18,531,005 21,835,725 7,306, , ,693 1,266,831 44,131,861 28,215,318 20,877,747 11,336,270 = 11,336,270 8,206,071 inc To refineries... To other carriers To bulk plants and terminals... To processing plants... For export... Toother... Net deliveries... To other provinces... To other pipe lines... To interprovincial systems... Gross deliveries... 'pc line fuel and use... losses and unaccounted for... ::ventory changes ther changes... I liveries to other carriers, U.S.A.... Total disposition... 27,064,248 3,150, ,469 13,095,974 4,662, , 291,810 1,812,819 48, ,024,080 1,911, ,664 1,398, ,916,770 11,122,565 17,932 5,931 1, ,263 71, ,820, ,103 2,875,913 1,892,626 1,361,804 9,581,582 8,201, ,238 19, ,183 = 6,206,761 1,570, ,644,453 1,911,857 7,568,565 11,152,565 8,201,551 I ,941 18,531,005 11,336,270 2, ,712 1,266,831 19,905,651 7,276, ,808 44,423, ,305,033 20,711,474 11,152,565 8,201,551 17, ,014 10,322 4, , , , ,705 44,131,861 28,215,318 20,877,747 11,336,270 8,206,071 See footnote(s) at end of table.

20 18 DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS TABLI: 3. Monthly Pipe Line Movements of ('rude Oil,('ondensate and Pentanes Plus. by Province, 1968 Continued I Total British I Columbia chewan I Alberta I Saskat Manitoba Ontario Quebec 'i's. S From fields , ,901,117 22,610,197 From other carriers ,478 18, ,445 From processing plants...2,302,390 19,590 2,252,736 L.P.O. receipts into crude stream. Imports...11,866,887 From other Net receipts ,827,265 1,939,201 25,124,378 From other provinces...51,693, From other pipe lines ,232,229 3,414, From interprovincial systems...2,237, ,779 Gross receipts ,990,316 12,573,783 48,750,309 July barrels 7,193, ,679 30,064 7,348,436 13,639,833 7,163, ,704, , , ,363 19, 182, ,767 1,162,517 21,444,366 : 11,866,887 11,866,887 11,650,634 11,650,634 11,866,887 I)isposition Torefineries...31,269,059 3,367,114 3,159,488 To other carriers...166, ,666 To bulk plants and tenninals To processing plants For export...15, , ,356 To other ,769,984 20,195 1,256,175 7,139,463 9,846,406 2,054,765 11, Netdeliveries ,719 9,263,139 4, ,790,179 8,395,638 11,901,171 11,869,892 To other provinces , , 859, 966 To other pipe lines.....5,341, ,471 1,631,731 To interprovincial systems ,128,439 1,441,978 21,994,200 Gross deliveries...135,339,770 12,677,588 48,642,597 19, , ,688,966 11,650,634 1,162, ,767 21,759,556 11,901,171 11, 869, Pipe line fuel and use , Line losses and unaccounted for... 54,808 68,236 30,585 Inventory changes ,483 35,569 61,290 Other changes Deliveries to other carriers, U.S.A. 2,392 17,763 11, , ,537 3,0. Total disposition...134,990,316 12,573,783 48,730,309 28,704,337 21,444,366 11,650,634 II,866,85 Augut Fromfields... From other carriers... From processing plants... L,P.G. receipts into crude stream... Imports... Fromother... 33,248,322 1,992,980 23,221, ,457 17, ,515 2,570,701 35,510 2,506,409 11,797,095 7,536, , , , ,095 Netreceipts... 48,125,575 2,045,863 26,031,133 7,692, , ,078 11,797,095 From other provinces... From other pipe lines... From interprovincial systems... Gross receipts... 53,592, ,141 35,522,987 3,274,118 24,059,116 2,576, , ,817, ,396,122 50,931, ,641,, ,756 30,250,922 20, ,934, , ,670 22,497,567.11,944,698 11,797,095 To refineries... To other carriers... To bulk plants and terminals... To processing plants... For export... Toother... Net delieries... 31, I 3,179,357 3,244, , ,983 15,912,844 5,751, ,792 2,403 2,403 47,498,431 8,931,257 4,315,275 2, ,052 2,026,901 1,305, ,053 11,795,998 7,209,132 2,011,020 8,514,927 11,914,073 11,795,998 To other provinces... To other pipe lines... To interprowincial systems... Gross deliveries... 53, ,474,105 5, ,908,342 1,963, ,444,467 1,365,776 22,936, ,190,429 12,205,375 50,689,416 20,153, ,671 7, ,370,955 11, ,216, ,395 22,214,612 11,914,073 11,795,99.' Pipe line fuel and use... Line losses and unaccounted for... Inventory changes... Other changes... Deliveries to other carriers, U.S.A.'... Total disposition... 19, ,217 32, , , ,817,573 12,396,122 50,931,169 19, ,662 30,250,922 24,549 : 258,406 30,625 22,497,567 11,944,698 11,797,095 See lootnnte(s) at end of table.

21 OIL PIPE LINE TRANSPORT 19 S 1. Monthly I'ipe Line Movements of Crude Oil,Condensate and Pentanes Plus, by Province, 1968 Continuec British Saskat Total Alberta Manitoba' Ontario Quebec Yukon Columbia ehewan September Fromfields... From other carriers... From processing plants... L.P.G. receipts into crude stream... Imports... From other... Netreceipts... 31, 335, , 161 2,461, 753 9,550, ,874,268 15,761 29,884 1,919,913 barrels 21,800, , ,619 2,371,618 27,270 32,981 24, 481, 116 7,349, 150 I 564,134 15,054 9,550, ,550,631 From other provinces... From other pipe lines... From interprovincial systems... Gross receipts... 50, 980, , 823,002 2, , ,641,942 3,217, , ,841, ,500 47, , 817, , ,234, ,656 1, 162,783 28, 838, , , 123,684 11, 138, To refineries... To other carriers... To bulk plants and terminals... To processing plants... For export... Toother... Net deliveries... 28, 277, 915 3,398, ,886 16,668, 649 5,399, 442 1,423 45,092,873 8,797,811 3, 104, , 040 1,191,378 1,256 4,417, ,846 8,043, , ,322,538 9, 173,334 2,034, 43'? 11, 207, , , 389 S To other pros inces... To other pipe lines... To interprivincial systems... Gross deliveries... t'ipe line fuel and use... Line losses and unaccounted for... Inventory changes... )ther changes... I)eliveries to other carriers. U.S.A.'... Total disposition... 50,980, , ,342, ,155, , 015, ,976 18,103 7,577 1,215, , ,942, , ,708,412 21, 792, , , ,598 47, 982, ,243 11, 123, , , , 138,681 8,396 2,259 36, ,586 28, 838, , ,771 69,033 11,138,738 9,549, ,550,631 October ReceiptS From fields ,887,329 1, From other carriers , From processing plants ,804,605 46,563 L.P.G. receipts into crude stream Imports , From other Net receipts ,501, 395 1,988, ,718, ,485 7,415, ,834 7,593, ,751 48, ,248,309 From other provinces... 53,624,021 6, From other pipe lines , 271 From interprovincial systems.....2, Gross receipts ,865,623 12, 020, , 265, , , , 351 7, , ,528, ,240, ,865,968 11,838,990 11,248,309 To refineries... 29, To other carriers , ,868 2, ,335,782 24,098 1,287,541 9,805, ,041 To bulk plants and terminals To processing plants For export... 13, Toother... 1,538 t%et deliveries... 43, 545, 715 5,336, , ,848 1,538 3, ,359, ,015, , To other provinces ,624, 021 To other pipe lines... 6,249,553 To interprovincial systems... 31,490,654 Gross deliveries , 909, ,263 1, , 023, , 273, 373 2, , , 837, , , , ,028 11, ,240, , , ,250,041 Pipe line fuel and use ,688 Line losses and unaccounted for Inventory changes... 1,883,582 kilter changes I)eliveries to other carriers, U.S.A.' Total disposition , , , , 106, ,003 93, ,227, , , ,990 1,732 11, See footnote(s) at end of table.

22 I 20 DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS TABLE 3. Monthly Pipe Line Movements of Crude Oil,Coiidensate and Pentanes Plus, by Province, 1968 Concluded Total British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba 1 I Ontario Quebec I Yuk I I November Fromfields... From other carriers... From processing plants... L.P.G. receipts into crude stream... Imports... Fromother... Net receipts... 30,778, ,525 11,347, ,497 21, ,813 2, , 332, 234 barrels 6, , ,107, ,464 9, , ,347,776 1,143 11,347,776 From other provinces... From other pipe lines... From interprovincial systems... Gross receipts ,650, ,125, , 912 3, ,637,504 23, , , ,956,777 17, , , 929, , ,427 11,347,776 Torefineries... To other carriers... To bulk plants and terminals... To processing plants... Forexport... Toother... Netdeliveries... To other provinces... To other pipe lines... To interprovincial systems... Gross deliveries... Pipe line fuel and use Line losses and unaccounted for... Inventory changes... Other changes... Deliveries to other carriers, U.S.A Total disposition ,356,927 3, ,999, , , : : : 13, , ,469,212 9,024,038 3,981,349 1,711,709 7, ,153,354 11,347, , ,240 2,125, , ,570,344 21, , ,207,187 12,720,133 47,876,620 26,693,005 19,416,527 10,153,354 11, ,710 16,710 60,991 32, ,424 17, ,840,139 50, , , , ,125,027 12,637,504 48,836,358 26, ,417, ,776 December Fromfields... From other carriers... From processing plants... L.P.G. receipts into crude stream... Imports... Fromother... Net receipts , , 375, ,663 2,093,512 23, ,924 2,901,192 2,071 27, 197, 949 7,203, , , , ,188,099 7,344, ,363 16, ,099 From other provinces From other pipe lines... From interprovincial systems... Gross receipts ,441 37, ,468, , ,827 12,826, , 188 1,465,645 55, 305, ,559,407 12,384,444 7., ,230,007 29,884,755 22,862,286 12,401, ,188,099 DisposItion To refineries... Toother carriers... To bulk plants and terminals... To processing plants... Forexport... Toother... Net deliveries , ,296 14,609, ,817,217 3,581,721 6, ,635, , , ,019, , ,337,227 6, ,440, , 747, , 184, ,184,806 To other provinces To other pipe lines... To interprovincial systems... Gross deliveries... 55,227,441 6,421, , , ,430,703 13,035, ,796, , 633 $4, , ,163, , ,509 21, 592, , ,806 Pipe line fuel and use... Line losses and unaccounted for... Inventory changes... Other changes... Deliveries to other carriers, U.S.A Total disposition... 12, , , 826, , , 305, ,128 85,143 29,884, , ,862, , , ,188, 099 Includes movements of Canadian oil 1 2 Delivered for reentry into Canada. eld in bond in e United State s and estiznate inventory cha iges of interprc vincial pipe I flea inmanito a and U.S.A.

23 PIPE LINE TRANSPORT 21 TABLE 4. Pipe Line Movements of Liquefied Petroleum Gases and Refined Petroleum Products, by Province, 1968 Total British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba 1 Ontario Quebec I Yukon From processing plants... 12, ,743 12,449,193 From refineries and bulk plants 68, ,066 Imports ,695, , , , ,098,294 From other carriers...5,558, , Net receipts... 88, 350,679 4,533,376 15, 977, 381 1,750,301 52, 698, , 391, 045 From other provinces... 37,118, 583 2,704,579 8,063,050 8,462, , ,267 From other pipe lines ,033 Gross receipts , 388, 295 7,237,955 23,896,414 9,813,331 8, ,989,663 13, 391, ,267 Torefinerles.....7, , ,973 5, ,294 To other carriers , ,717 To bulk plants and terminals... 71, , ,225 64, ,360 For export , 007 2,563, , 75:3 To other ,742, ,455 2, Net deliveries... 88, 165,801 6,529, ,350,751 3,544, ,098, , 360 To other provinces... 37,118, , ,462, ,292,751 To other pipe lines , To interprovincial systems... 6, Gross deliveries , 203, 417 7,126,620 23, ,813,351 8,542, , , ,360 Pipe tine fuel and use... 1,370 1,370 Line losses and unaccounted for 53, , ,499 1, , , ,710 32,620 Inventory changes... 66,153 lther changes... 'ru's to other carriers, U.S.A I otsi disposition ,388, ,955 23,896,4141 9,813, 35L 8.462, ,989,663 13,391, Includes movements and inventory changes in Manitoba and U.S.A.

24 I 22 DOMINION BUR EAU 01: STATISTICS TABLE 5. Monthly Pipe Line Movements of Liquefied Petroleum Gases and Refined Petroleum Products, by Province, 1968 I British t5t Total Alberta Manitobat Ontario Quebec Yui. Columbia chewan j January From processing plants... From refineries and bulk plants... Imports... From other carriers... Net receipts... From other provinces... From other pipe lines... Gross receipts... To refineries... To other carriers... To bulk plants and terminals... For export... Toother... Net deliveries... To other provinces... To of her pipe lines... To interprovincial systems... Gross deliveries... Pipe line fuel and use... Line losses and unaccounted for Inventory changes... Other changes... Delis cries to other carriers. U.S.A.... Total disposition ,015 1,143,604 55,627 6,710, , ,171 41,088 5,007, , ,275 55,439 81, , , ,264, ,413 1, , 058 1,424,387 3,507, , , , , , , ,331 2,109, ,674 6,699, , ,418 53,505 95, ,700 36,700 7,036, , , , , , , , ,199 8,586, , , , ,569 6,737, , , , , , , , ,447 12,821, ,461 2,200, , ,303 6,737,419 1,424,387 49, , , , ,086 87,649 : 4, = 12, 498, ,331 2,109, , ,674 6,699, 343 1,424,387 February barrels From processing plants ,660 1,050, From refineries and bulk plants... 6, 124, ,412 66, 132 4,595, 188 1, Imports , , ,825 From other carriers , , Net receipts... 7,995, ,780 1,153,720 75,146 4,595, 188 1,798, 152 From other provinces... 2, , ,218 50,500 From other pipe tines , ,711 Gross receipts ,481, ,494 1, , ,148 6,253,406 1,798,152 50,500 To refineries , , , ,825 To other carriers... 33, To bulk plants and terminals... 6,448, , , ,539 54, 146 For export ,237 65, , ,718 Toothet ,718 Net deliveries... 8,001, , , , , 170 6,256, , 146 To other provinces... 2,969, , ,327 To other pipe lines , ,710 To interprovincial systems , ,001 Gross deliveries... 11, 487, , , , ,061 6,256, , , 146 Pipe line fuel and use Line losses and unaccounted for... 5,919 2, ,679 1, Inventory changes... 11, ,470 5, , Other changes Deliveries to other carriers. U.S.A Total disposition ,494 1,669, , ,148 6, ,798, Includes movements and inventory changes in Manitoba and U.S.A.

25 OIL PIPE LINE TRANSPORT 23 1' ffl 5 Monthly Pipe line Movements of Liquefied Petroleum Gases and Refined Petroleum Products, by Province, 1968 Continued Total c i Sta Alberta Manitoba' t Ontario Quebec Yukon March N't receipts: From processing plants... 1,060,997 20,226 1,035,306 5,465 From refineries and bulk plants ,615 94, ,442 5,432,365 1,417,391 Imports...596,214 45, ,633 From other carriers...505, ,574 Net receipts...9,229, ,497 1,331, ,907 5,432,365 1,968,024 From other provinces , ,547 1,657, From other pipe lines...635, ,293 Gross receipts... 13, 186, , , , ,547 7,089,429 1,968,024 45,581 barrels To refineries , ,857 90, , ,633 To other carriers...31,891 31,891 To bulk plants and terminals... 7,308, , ,841 6,740,253 51,891 For export , ,788 58,930 58,184 To other , ,640 Netdejiveries , , , , , , ,633 51,891 To other provinces... 3, 321, , , , ,673 1,417,391 To other pipe lines...134, To interprovincial systems , ,659 Grossdeliveries , ,556 1,938, , ,514 7,067,953 1,968,024 51,891 'ipe line fuel and use Iu,e losses and unaccounted for ,456 1,908 10,303 2, Inventory changes ,947 89,831 18, , It her changes Deliveries to other carriers, U.S.A Total disposition , ,933 1,967, , ,547 7,089,429 1,968,024 45,581 April From processing plants , , ,193 From refineries and bulk plants , ,654 Imports...40, From other carriers , , ,789 Netreceipts...189, ,312 1,243,982 From other provinces...3,234, ,601 Fr om other pipe lines Gross receipts , ,913 1,778,532 barrels 203,722 = 203, , , ,247 4,362,192 1,095,229 = 4,362,192 1,095,229 1,565, ,927,544 1,095,229 40,311 Net deliveries.... Torefineries...586,764 22,960 93,681 To other carriers...59,929 59,929 To bulk plants and terminals.....5, ,654 For export...238, ,024 To other...202, ,460 Netdeliveries...7,021, , ,094 To other provinces ,234,541 40, To other pipe lines ,582 66,582 To interprovincial systems...467, ,968 Gross deliveries...10,790, ,358 1,777,275 Pipe line fuel and use line losses and unaccounted for... 18, ,945 Inventory changes ,341 19,202 Other changes... Deliveries to other carriers, U.S.A Total disposition... 10,958, ,778,532 88, ,7: 88, ,7: 791, ,E 879, ,8. 2,91 37,4, 879, ,2 470,123 5,414,428 42,485 36,319 5,920,870 42,483 1,095,229 5,920,870 1,095,229 42,485 2,839 : 9,513 2,200 5,927,544 1,095,229 40,311 Includes movements and inventory changes in Manitoba and U.S.A.

26 . 24 DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS TABLE 5. Monthly Pipe Line Movements ol Liquefied Petroleum (ases and Refined l'etroleum Products, by Province, 1968 Continued Total Columbja Alberta chewan Manitobat Ontario Quebec Yuk May From processing plants , ,244 From refineries and bulk plants 4,623, , ,708 3, Imports...48, ,548 From other carriers , ,600 Net receipts , ,502 1, 176, ,108 3,504, , 841 From other provinces... 2,806, , , ,278,426 48,548 From othet pipe lines , , 207 Gross receipts... _.. barrels , ,159 1,603, , ,902 4,782, ,548 Dispostlion To refineries...703,289 To othet carriers , 210 To bulk plants and terminals ,601 For export ,743 To other ,486 94, , , , , , ,542 23, ,645 55,214 10, , ,888 Net deliveries... 6,166, , , ,726 4,815,554 23,625 To other provinces ,806,965 48, , ,841 To other pipe lines...47,346 47,346 To interprorincial systems , ,861 Gross deliveries... 9,400, ,384 1,587, , ,311 4,815, ,841 23,625 Pipe line fuel and use Line losses and unaccounted for... Inventory changes... Otherchanges... Deliveries to other carriers. U.S.A Total disposition... 5, , II 137, ,257 10,223 27,384 33,016 24, I 9,268, , 159 1,60:1, , ,902 4,782,527 1 June 769,841 48, I" From processing plants ,036 21,343 From refineries and bulk plants... 4,892,447 88,541 Imports... 43,976 43,976 From other carriers , ,579 Net receipts.... 6,140, ,439 Trans!ers: From other provinces... 2,094, ,973 From other pipe lines...278, 474 Gross receipts... 8,514, ,412 barre 5 886,269 35,424 86,452 4,038, ,676 91, , ,876 4,038, , , , ,374 1,008,950 43,976 1,256, , ,3741 5,047, ,676 43,976 To refineries ,080 21,343 To other carriers....62, 903 To bulk plants and terminals ,291 88, 541 For export , , 234 To other , ,753 Net deliveries.... 6,347, ,871 To other provinces... 2,094,695 43,976 To other pipe lines... 58,214 To interprovincial systems...220, 260 Gross deliveries... 8,720, ,847 5,361 1,650 Pipe line fuel and use Line losses and unaccounted for... Inventory changes 201, ,898 Other changes... Deliveries to other carriers. U.S.A Total disposition.... 8,514, ,412 96, , , ,486 4,642,451 37,889 65,722 9, , , , ,486 5,010,933 37, , , , ,260. 1,301, , ,760 5,010, ,676 37, : ill 2,927 : 43,472 74,497 39,722 6, 124 1,256, , ,374 5,047, [ ' Includes movements and inventory changes in Manitoba and U.S.A

27 OIL PIPE LINE TRANSPORT 25 l%ble 5. Monthly l'ipe Line 'ilo%'erncnts of Liquefied Petroleum Gases and ReFined Petroleum Products, by Province, 1968 Continued British Total Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan j Manitoba' Ontario Quebec Yukon July 9 57, , ,704 1, , , ,234 52,291 52, Net receipts ,783, ,519 1,249, ,833 4,369, ,234 From other provinces , , ,356 1,047, From other pipe lines ,768 Gross receipts , ,535 1, , ,356 5,416, , From processing plants... From refineries and bulk plants... Imports... From other carriers... To refineries , To other carriers... 71, To bulk plants and terminals ,508 95, , , ,321 35,801 For export , ,518 70, 208 To other ,347 Net deliveries... 6,516, , , , ,801 To other provinces... 2,536,320 52, , , ,234 To other pipe lines... 32, ,551 To interprovincial systems ,217. Gross deliveries... 9,537, , , ,791 5,378, ,234 35,801 Pipe line fuel and Use line losses and unaccounted for... 10,075 1,423 9, , Piventory changes , , , tither changes... l)liveries to other carriers, U.S.A Darrels. W Total disposition... 9, ,533 1,733, ,356 5,416, , August From processing plants... From refineries and bulk plants... Imports... From other carriers... Net receipts... From other provinces... From other pipe lines... Gross receipts... To refineries... To other carriers... To bulk plants and terminals... Forexport... Toother... Net deliveries... To other provinces... To other pipe lines._... To interprovinclal systems... Gross deliveries... Pipe line fuel and use... Line losses and unaccounted for... Inventory changes... Oilier changes.... Uliveries to other carriers, U.S.A.... Total disposition... barrels 1, , , , ,805 40,916 3,949, ,832 53, , , , ,844 1,297,958 40, ,505, , , , , ,575 9,445, ,071 1,847, ,038, , ,311 24, , ,884 52, ,395 88, , , , , ,434, , ,026, , , ,832 94, , , ,822, ,039 5,026, , , , ,475 : 36,68 13,504 21,734 = 9,445, , , , , Includes movements and inventory cha rges in Manitoba and U.S.A.

28 26 DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS rable 1. Monthly Pipe Line Moements of Liquefied Petroleum Gases and Refined Petroleum Products, by Province, 1968 Continued Total I British Saskat I Alberta Manitoba I Ontario Quebec YuI Columbia chewan I September From processing plants From refineries and hulk plants....,045,481 5 Imports , 361 From other carriers...729, 101 Netreceipts 6.852, , , ,548 1,003, ,946 1,495, ,978,770 3,978, ,973 From other provinces... 2,754,374 From other pipi.' lines...844, 011 Gross receipts , , , , , , ,091, ,668 5,070, , To refineries ,380 To other carriers...31,942 To bulk plants and terminals ,933 5, For export , 032 Toother ,580 Net deliveries , , , , ,645 31, , ,088 85,632 85, , ,061 5,085, To other provinces ,374 To other pipe lines , 079 To interprovincial system ,932 Gross deliveries , , , , ,932 2,158, , ,624 5,085, , ,973 41, 771 Pipe line fuel and use Line losses and unaccounted for... 17,471 Inventory changes ,233 Other changes Del iveries to other carriers, IJ.S.A Total disposition ,451, , , , ,300 2, ,070, vi October From processing plants From refineries and bulk plants... 5, , Imports ,460 From other carriers , , Net receipts , ,646 1, ,853, , ,766 From other provinces From other pipe lines , Gross receipts ,424,918 1, , ,469 To refineries , ,741 4,723, '? For export , To other carriers To bulk plants and terminals ,252, ,640 35, To other , , Net deliveries... 6,950, , ,148 69, ,741 5,393,783 58,057 Tootherprovinces... 3,657, , To other pipe lines ' To interprovincial systems Gross deliveries... 11,546, ,392 2,470,202 1,0:11, ,143 5,393, ,364 58,057 Pipe tine fuel and use ,129 7, Line losses and unaccounted for , , '? 716 Inventory changes Other changes... Deliveries to other carriers, U.S.A... Total disposition , , , , 939 5,398, ,4611 Includes movemenis and inventory changes in Manitoba and U.S.A.

29 .. OIL PIPE LINE TRANSPORT 27 S TltI.I 5, Monthly Pipe Line Movements of liquefied Petroleum liases and Refined Petroleum Products, by Province, 1968 Concluded Total BI Columbia Alberta Manitoba' Ontario Quebec Yukon November barrels From processing plants ,644 25,458 1, 165,622 15,564 From refineries and bulk plants... 5,903, , , 721 4, , Imports... 53,381 53,381 From olher carriers , , ,525 Net receipts... 7,804, ,115 1,529, ,785 4,446,972 1,161,216 From other provinces... 3,791, , , , 176 1,689, ,381 From other pipe lines ,721 Gross receipts... 12,522, ,350 2,455,868 1,021, ,176 6,136,698 1,161,216 53,381 l)isposltioa To refineries...661,312 48,531 67,691 16, ,510 To other carriers... 33,561 33,561. To bulk plants and terminals , ,820 80, , 721 5,591,876 47, 896 Forexport..., 425, , , To other...491, ,841 Net deliveries , , ,936 97, ,721 6,140,450 47,896 To other Provinces... 3,791,375 53,381 1,124, ,510 1,161,216 To other pipe lines , , 795 To interprovincial systems , ,926 Gross deliveries... 12,571,526 '771,342 2,512, 749 1,021, ,231 6,140,450 1,161,216 47,896. icline fuel and use losses and unaccounted for ,371 3, , ntory changes ,678 5, ,302 9,240 5,547 i:i r changes... liveries to other carriers, U.S.A Total disposition... 12,522, ,350 2,455,868 1,021, ,176 6,136,698 1,161,216 53,381 December barrels. From processing plants....1,316, ,835 1,295,395. From refineries and bulk plants... 6,789, , , 168 5, 160, 653 1,370, 117 Imports... 53, From other carriers , , , 940 Net receipts... 8,742,tXl4 433,761 1,656, ,168 5,160,6.53 1,370,117 From other provinces , , , , 834 1,968,284 53,751 From other pipe lines... 1,053,402 1, Gross receipts... 13,738, ,030 2,709, , ,834 7,128,937 1,370,117 53,751. To refineries , , , , 167 To other carriers...36, ,262 To bulk plants and terminals , , ,774 6,459,938 56,794 Forexport , , ,720 To other , ,942 Net deliveries , , , , ,774 7,112,825 56,794 To other provinces... 3,943,175 53,751 1,178, , , 167 1,370, 117 To other pipe lines , ,726 To interprovinciul systems , ,676 Grossdeliveries... 13,635, ,210 2,658, , ,941 7,112,825 1,370,117 56,794 t'ipe line fuel and use ne losses and unaccounted for... 9,723 2,315 16,703 12,980 3, le\ntory changes... 93, , ,357 2,973 ()ltn'r changes.... l liveries to other carriers, U.S.A Total disposition... 13,738, ,030 2,709, , ,834 7,128,937 1,370,117 53,751 'Includes movements and Inventory changes in Manitoba and U.S.A.

30 28 DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS TABLE 6. Oil Pipe Line Mileage by Company, Province and Size of Pipe in Service, at December 31 Gathering Lines Company Province Bow River Pipe Lines Ltd.....Alberta 2 Britamoil Pipe Line Company Limited Brutsh Columbia Oil Transmission Company Limited...British Columbia Canadian Industrial Gas and Oil Ltd.....Alberta Federated Pipe Lines Ltd Gibson Associated Oils Ltd Gibson Crude Oil Purchasing Co. Ltd Gibson Petroleum Company Limited... Home Oil Company Limited: 9 Cremona Pipe Line Division... Hudson's Bay Oil and Gas Company Limited: 10 Rangelarid Pipe Line Division The Imperial Pipe Line Company Limited Key Pipe Line Co. Ltd.....Saskatchewan 13 Mitsue Pipe Line Ltd.....Alberta 14 MurphyOil Company Ltd Peace River Oil Pipe Line Co. Ltd Pembina Pipe Line Ltd Producers Pipe Lines Ltd.....Saskatchewan 18 Rainbow Pipe Line Company Limited...Alberta Royalite Oil Company Limited: 19 MidSaskatchewan Pipe Line Dept.....Saskatchewan 20 Valley Pipe Line Dept.....Alberta 21 South Saskatchewan Pipe Line Company...Saskatchewan Texaco Exploration Company: 22 PipeLine Dept.....Alberta Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Company TransPrairie Pipelines Ltd.....British Columbia 25 Saskatchewan 26 Manitoba 27 TriadOil Co. Ltd.....Alberta 28 Westspur Pipe Line Company...Saskatchewan Totals...British Columbia Alberta 31 Saskatchewan 32 Manitoba 33 Total gathering lines, Canada... Diameter of pipe in inches 33.9 miles , ,813.2 I No. TABLE 6 A. Oil Pipe Line Mileage and Rated Capacity, by Company, Province and Size of Pipe in Service. Company at December 31, 1968 Trunk Linf's, Province Rated capacity barrels/day Diameter of pipe in inches Aurora Pipe Line Company... Alberta BA Saskatchewan Pipe Line Limited... Saskatchewan Bow River Pipe Lines Ltd..... Alberta Britamoil Pipe Line Company Limited British Columbia Oil Transmission Company Limited..... British Columbia Canadian Industrial Gas and Oil Ltd Alberta Federated Pipe Lines Ltd......" 174, Great Canadian Oil Sands... " Home Oil Company Limited: 9 Cremona Pipe Line Division'..." 49, Hudson's Bay Oil and Gas Company Limited: 10 Rangeland Pipe Line Division 2..." 187, Husky Pipeline Ltd......" 30, Interprovincial Pipe Line Company' 633, Saskatchewan 823, Manitoba 862, Ontario 202,000 See footnote(s) at end of table. miles

31 PIPE LINE TRANSPORT 29 S TABLE 6. Oil Pipe Line Mileage by Company, Province and Size of Pipe in Service, at December 31, Gathering Lines Diameter of pipe in inches _ miles I 19 and over Total No , 'Ll , , TABLE 6 A. Oil Pipe Line Mileage and Rated Capacity, by Company, Province and Size of Pipe in Service, at December Trunk Lines Diameter of pipe in inches f j j 30 and over miles 0.5 Total No )

32 .. 2 DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS TABLE 6A. Oil Pipe Line Mileage and Rated Capacity, by ('ompan in' and "ri' ii l'il)i' in "'r 1(1 at December 31, 1968 Conclud Trunk Lines No. Company 1 Mitsue Pipe Line Limited... Alberta 2 3 Montreal Pipe Line Company Limited...Quebec Peace River Oil Pipe Line Co. Ltd.'...Alberta 4 Pembina Pipe Line Ltd... 5 Rainbow Pipe Line Co. Ltd Rimbey Pipe Line Co. Ltd.... Province Royalite Oil Company Limited. 7 MidSaskatchewan Pipe Line Dept Saskatchewan 8 Valley Pipe Line Dept.... Alberta 9 Saskatoon Pipe Line Company Limited... Saskatchewan 10 South Saskatchewan Pipe Line Company... Texaco Exploration Company: 11 Pipe Line Dept.... Alberta 12 Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Companys.. British Columbia 13 Alberta 14 Triad Oil Co. Ltd Western Pacific Products & Crude Oil Pipelines Ltd..... British Columbia 16 Westspur Pipe Line Company'... Saskatchewan 17 ManItoba 18 WinnIpeg Prpe Line Company Limited Totals... British Columbia Alberta 21 Saskatchewan 22 ManItoba 23 OntarIo 24 Quebec 25 Total trunk lines, crude oil. Canada... Products lines: 26 Green River Exploration Company Limited... Alberta Imperial Oil Enterprises Limited: 27 Quebec South Shore Products Pipeline... Quebec 28 Sarnia Products Pipe Line... Ontario 29 Nlsku Products Pipe Line Company Limited... Alberta 30 Petroleum Transmission Company Saskatchewan 32 ManItoba 33 SunCanadian Pipe Line Company Limited... Ontario 34 Sun Pipe Line Company TransNorthern Pipe Line Company' Quebec 37 Yukon Pipelines Limited... Yukon Territory 38 British Columbia 39 Totals... Yukon Territory 40 Britiab Columbia 41 Alberta 42 Saskatchewan 43 Manitoba 44 Ontario 45 Quebec 46 Total products lines, Canada Total trunk lines, Canada Grand totals, (gathering and trunk lines) by province... Yukon Territory 49 British Columbia so Alberta 51 Saskatchewan 52 Manitoba 53 Ontario 54 Quebec 55 Canada Rated capacity barrels/day Diameter or pip' in inches miles 46, ,0 504, , , , , , , , , , , i, 3, , , , , '3, , , , , , , , ' , , ,010.9 Home Oil Company Limited, Cremona Pipe Line Division. rated capacity: crude oil Harmattan Elkton to Calgary 18,000. Harmattan Elkton to Junction with Rangeland Pipe Line 24,000; condensatecanadian Superior Plant to Bowden Refining L,50.X, Hgmattan Elkton to Calgary 16,000. Harmattan Elkton Rangeland Pipe Line 17,500. Hudson's Bay Oil and Gas Company 11imlted, Rangeland Pipe Line Division. rated capacity: Su dre to Rimbey 70,000, Sundreto Dick Lake , Waterton to Pinche Creek to Carway Sundflre to Pincher Creek 55,000, Pincher Creek to Carway ' Interprovincial Pipe Line Company, rated capacity: Edmonton to Regina Regina to Cromer , Crorner togretna Gretna to Superior Superior to Griffith 204,000, Superior to Sarrda 536,000, Sarnia to Port Credit Westover to Buffalo Peace River Oil Pipe Line Co. Ltd. rated capacity: Valleyview to Fox Creek , Fox Creek to Edmonton8O,000, FoxCreek toedson4o.000. Windfall to Edson 8,000, Red Earth to Valleyview 12.pOO. Zama to Valleyview

33 7?4 PIPE LINE TRANSPORT 31 S TABLE 6A. Oil Pipe Line Mileage and Rated Capacity, by Company, Province and Size of Pipe in Service, at December 31, 1968 Concluded Trunk Lines DiamEter of pipe in inches Total I and over miles , , , ,4:15.9 1, , , , , , , , , , , / , , ?' , ' , J , , ,832.3 S d,wi Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Company, rated capacity: Edmonton to Edson 320,000, Edson to Kamloops 285,000, Kamloops to Burnaby 335,000. Westspur Pipe Line Company, rated capacity: Midale to Steelman 84,000, Steelman to Alida 135,000, Alida to Cromer 201,000. Imperial Oil Enterprises Limited, Sarnia Products Pipe Line, rated capacity: Sarnia to N. Toronto , N. Toronto to Ashbridges Bay 55,000, Waterto Hamilton 50,000, Waterdown to Renforth 55,000. Trans.Northern Pipe Line Company, rated capacity: Montreal to Farran's Point 56,000, Farran's Point to Ottawa , Farran's Point tomaitland 45,000. Fort Credit to Hamilton 70,000, Port Credit to Toronto 63,000, Port Credit to Kingston 31,000, Oakville to Hamilton 70,000, Oakvillt' to Toronto63,000, Oakville to Kingston 31,000, Clarkson to Hamilton 42,000. Clarkson to Toronto 63,000. Clarkson to Kingston 31,000.

34 32 DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS TABLE 7. Pumping Stations on Trunk Lines by Company and Rated Horsepower, as at December 31, 1968 Rated horsepower I No. Under , ,000 2,500 1 BA Saskatchewan Pipe Line Limited 2 Bow River Pipe Line Ltd Britamoil Pipe Line Company Limited i 4 British Columbia Oil Transmission Company Limited I Federated Pipe Lines Ltd... Great Canadian Oil Sands Limited Green River Exploration Company Limited Hudson's Bay Oil and Gas Company Limited: Rangeland Pipe Line Division... Husky Pipeline Ltd Imperial Oil Enterprises Limited: 10 Quebec South Shore Pipe Line Division... I 11 Sarnia Products Pipe Line Division Interprovincial Pipe Line Company Montreal Pipe Line Company Limited Mitsue Pipeline Ltd Peace River Oil Pipe Line Co. Ltd Pembina Pipe Line Ltd... 4 I 17 Petroleum Transmission Company Rainbow Pipe Line Company Ltd.... Rimbey Pipe Line Co. Ltd Royalite Oil Company Limited: 20 Valley Pipe Line Dept Saskatoon Pipe Line Company Limited South Saskatchewan Pipe Line Company SunCanadian Pipe Line Company Limited Texaco Exploration Company: 24 Pipe Line Dept Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Company TransNorthern Pipe Line CompanyL Triad Oil Co. Ltd Western Pacific Products and Crude Oil Pipelines Ltd Westpur Pipe Line Company Winnipeg Pipe Line Company Limited Yukon Pipelines Limited.... I 32 Canada, Rq ('n,i ma, Five pumping slat iuiis t'rnpraril out of s.rvi

35 PIPE LINE TRANSPORT 33 F%BLE 7. Pumping Stations on Trunk Lines by Company and Rated Horsepower, as at December 31, 1968 Rated horsepower 2,501 3, ,001 6,001 8,001 Over Total Horsepower Horsepower ,000 5,000 6, ,000 10,000 stations No , , , ,825 2, , I , , , ,700 2, , , , ,300 1, ,285 11, ,500 3, , , , , ,530 11, , ,030 33

36 34 DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS T.BLE 8. Number 01 Pumping Stations, Prime Movers and Pumps, Trunk Lines, by Province as at December 31, 1965 Pumping stations Prime movers Pumps Pro tore Station control Remote Other Total Fuel ElecticT" ther Total1 power Reci.Pro Cenifi Total CStt04 ruga number S Yukon British Columbia , t3 Alberta , Saskatchewan , Manitoba , Ontario , Quebec , Canada , TABLE 9. Comparative Statement 01.ssets, Liabilities and Net Worth of Oil Pipe Line Transport Industry, as at December 31, 1968 and ssets Current assets: Cash on hand, in banks and Lemporary cash investments: (a) Canadian currency: Cash on hand and in chartered banks, including term deposits Cash in other institutions, including guaranteed investment certificates (b) Foreign currency and temporary foreign cash investment (c) Short term notes of finance companies and other unaffiliated Canadian companies Cdt Government of Canada treasury bills... (e) Other Government of Canada direct and guaranteed debt... (1) Provincial and municipal direct and guaranteed debt and Canadian corporate and institutionalissues... () Other short term Canadian investments... (h) Investments in foreign securities... Special deposits: (a) Canadian currency... (b) Foreign Accounts receivable less provision for doubtful accounts... Interest and dividends receivable... Materials, supplies, and oil inventory... Other current assets and prepaid expenses... Total current assets Investments: Investments in afli listed companies... Other investments (a) Mortgages, long term advances and notes... (b) Other Canadian investments (c) Investments in Canadian preferred and common stocks... (d) tnvestments in foreign securilies... Sinking funds Miscellaneousspecial funds Total investments Fixed assets (a) Total fixed assets (transportation)... (b) Other plant, property and equipment (nontransportation)... (c) Less accumulated depreciation and amortization... (d) Operating oil supply.. Netfixed assets... Deferreddebits... Total assels ii~wprovincial tauaprnvincj Total Total Companies i companies F dollars 7,029, ,347 1,394, ,675, , , , , ,893, ,089 2, , ,222, , , , ,059, ,551 20, 771,200 9, , 206 1,074, , , ,897, , ,262 1, , 132, ,621 4,840, , , 665, 029 5, , 206 5,474, ' O.i 1, , r4 3,350. Oh:: 389, ,707 27, 469, ,971 4,603, , ,863, , q , , ,595 30, , ,131 95, , , ,325 58,128, , ,267, ,408, , 610, , , 599, , , , , , , , ,585, ,619, ,698,219 i 558,870, ,687,929: 3.941,811 4, , 758, ,674, , ,407,248 Liabilities and net worth Current liabilities: Short term loans: (a) Loans from chartered banks in Canadian currency... (b) Other loans payable... Accounts payable and accrued including joint revenue payable... Interest and dividends payable and accrued... Taxesaccrued Long term debt due within one year less company long term debt owned: (a) Bonds, debentures and notes... (b) Other long term debt Other current liabilities. Total current liabilities... 12, 188, , ,626, , ,248, , ,517 4, ,616, , , 517, 329 3,217,901 12, 006,367 2,799, ,745 93,850,484 9, '? 9, 192, ,62'? ,785, 10: 20, 318, ,56 4,601, ,919

37 OIL PIPE LINE TRANSPORT 35 S I l;le 9. Comparative Statement of.%ssets, Liabilities and Net Worth of Oil Pipe Line Transport Industry. as at December 31, 1968 and 1967 Concluded 1968 Interprovincial Intraprovincial companies I companies Total ian 1967 Total Deferredcredits , 445 Accumulated tax reductions applicable to future years ,479, 184. (490) 26,761, ,955 57, 240, ,361 52,833,571 Insurancereserves... Long term debt: (a) Bonds, debentures and notes... 29,320,.210 (b) Mortgages and agreements of sale... (C) Loans from chartered banks in Canadian currency Including secured loans , (d) Other long term debt... (e) Less company long term debt owned... 2,651,.00 Net total long term debt ,169,210 (I) Advances from affiliated companies , 366,492 Shareholders' equity: l Capital stock (a) Preferred... (b) Common... 47, 56.1, 217 Contributed surplus... 20, 074, 339 Retainedearnings... 61, 541,639 Total liabilities and net worth ,758, ,237,491 I 250,557,701 I 275,252,589 41,954,723 47,454,723 18,287, , , , ,000 2,863,000 4,577, ,180, ,350, ,806,411 32,980,935 47,347,427 43,611,091 13,856,651 13,856,651 24,959,047 72,520,264 4,621,760 24,696,099 57,910, ,451, ,674, ,433, ,485,215 73, 887, , 858, , ,407, 248 TABLL 10. Income 'tccount of Oil Pipe Line Transport Industry as at December 31, Interprovinciat Intraprovincial I Total Total companies i companies i Iri)ortatjop revenue: From gathering operations Prom trunk line operations 1 Otheroperating revenue... Total operating revenue... Maintenance expenses, trunk and gathering: Salaries and wages... Materialsand supplies... Outsideservices... Otherexpenses... Total maintenance expenses ,300 19,002,578 19,744, ,937,838 57,860, , 798,729 2,676,334 2,510,400 5,186, ,356,472 79,373, ,730, ,212 1,162,914 2,058, , ,458 1,314, ,347 1,132,857 1,945,204 2,277, ,178 2,749,503 4,586,893 3,480,407 8,067,300 19, 588, , 582, 657 6,159, ,330,320 2,585,003 2,079,400 1,999, ,465 7,446, 696 Transportahon e Xpt'nses, trunk and gathering: Salariesand wages... Operating fuel and power... Materials and supplies... Outside services... Otherexpenses... Total transportation expenses... 2,963,207 7, 166, , , , ,485,370 2,779,325 2, 949, , , ,942 7,907, 166 5,742,532 10, 115, ,824 1,159,558 1,544,071 19,392,536 5,772,584 8,500, , , 185 2,529,210 18, 714,650 General expenses, trunk and gathering: Salariesand wages... Materialsand supplies... Outsideservices... Otherexpenses... Taxes other than income taxes... Total general expenses... 2,229, , 43, 842,415 3, 064,276 3,886, ,165,071 1,976, , , ,389,034 7,620,844 4,205, ,063 1,456,643 5,539, 175 6,275, ,915 4,034, ,421 1,309,711 4,666,803 5,524, , 880, 503 Other operating expenses... Total operating expenses... 26,237, , ,345, , lot 45,582, ,765 42,557,614 Net revenue from operations... Interest and dividend income... Otherincome... Ihpreciatjon... terest on long term debt... iortization of discount on long term debt... Ther deductions... 79,119, ,766, ,846 92,804,122 14,414,241 8,862,236 85, ,686 60, 028, ,275 34,717 60, 792,343 12,486,491 10, 178, , , 147, ,495, , ,596,465 26, 900,732 19, 041, ,534 1,760, ,772, , 142, , ,577,892 25, , 508, ,532 1,164,743 Net income before income taxes... Provision for income taxes... Net Income alter income taxes... 24,277,402 68,526,720 31,468,072 37,058,648 23, 643,161 37, 149, , 634, ,514,922 47,920, ,902 48, 102,332 57,573,570 44,405, , 172, , 213,398 59,958,766 Includes revenue from gathering operations not separable In company accounts.

38 1 36 DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS TABLE 11. Property Account of Oil Pipe Line Transport Industry as at December 31, 1968 Grus. Total at additions Retirements Other Ftal changes Total at December 31. during interduring I during ember provincial 1968 ji companies Lb968 dollars Total u,traprovincial companies Ll Land and land rights... 14, 982, 509 3,098, (41,243) 17, 950, 387 5, ,893,619 Pipe line....2, 56010, , (1,180,667) 612,804, , 118, 875 Buildings... 23, 500, 027 1,147, ,283 ( ) 24, 398, ,552,552 Pumping equipment... 45, 115, ,795 (205,706) 52, ,357,562 22, 632, 856 Oil tanks... 25, ,403 1,300,729 28,684,624 16, 447, , 236,857 Receiving and delivery facilities... 12, 096, ,441 51, ,416,642 5,989,261 6, Jothtplant... _ Interest and overhead during construction 2,009, , , , ,168 3,653,645 Other plant and equipment , ,348 (1, ) ,853, 106 Leasehold plant ,702 55,277 13, ,681 47,535 Work in propess... 23, (11.549,694) 5,820,146 (1.548,439) 4,667,471 2,829, 39G 1,838,075 Total fixed assets (transportation) , , 769, , 514, 178 (1,989,885) 842, 865, , 610, , 254, 501 TABI.F 12. Funds Flow Statement of Oil Pipe Line Transport Industry, for Years Ending December 31, 1968 and I 1967 Expenditures for: Application of funds Operating expenses... Interest on long term debt... Incometaxes... Dividends... Other... Totals... increased working capital... Increased investments in affiliated companies... Acquisition of fixed assets... Increased other investments and reserves... Decreased amounts payable to affiliated companies... Decreased long term debt... Totals... Inter Intra Inter Total Intraprovincial I provincial provincial provincial J companies companies industry companies companies j millions of dollars Total induct: Source of funds Revenues: Revenue from operations... 1' Interest and dividend income... Other Totals Dec reamed working capital... Decreased investments in affiliated companies... Decreased investments and reserves... Increased accumulated tax reductions applicable to future years... Increased long term debt... Increased amounts payable to affiliated companies... Increased capital stock and contributed surplus... I I Totals

39 OIL PIPE LINE TRANSPORT 37 S F%IILE 13. Payroll, Employment and Manhours, in Oil Pipe Line Transport Industry, Car.ada, 1968 Average number of employees during year Male Female Total Salaries and wages for the year Management: Working owners and partners... Management Totals ,318,043 Professional, technical and administrative: Geophysicists... Geologists... Petroleumengineers Otherengineers Other professional personnel Subtotals ,043,117 Specialists and technicians Clerical and secretarial Other administrative personnel Totals ,293,942 Production, field, plant and related workers: Wageearners ,406,748 Total salaries and wages... 1, ,459 13,218,733 TUlLE 14. Payroll, Employment and Manhours, in Oil Pipe Line Transport Industry, by Province, 1968 Average number of employees during year Male I Female I Total Salaries and wages for the year ikon and British Columbia Management... Totals... Professional, technical and administrative: Geophysicists... Geologists... Petroleumengineers... Otherengineers... Otherprofessional personnel... Subtotals... Specialists and technicians... Clericaland secretarial... Otheradministrative personnel... Totals... Production, field, plant and related workers: Wageearners... Total salaries and wages ,138 I ,122 i , , ,076,847 Alberta Management: Workingowners and partners... Management... Totals... Professional, technical and administrative: Geophysicists... Geologists... Petroleumengineers... Otherengineers... Other professional personnel... Subtotals... Specialists and technicians... Clerical and secretarial... Other administrative personnel.... Totals... P duction, field, plant and related workers: Wageearners Totalsalaries and wages , i 632, ,005, ,566, ,237,018

40 38 DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS TABLE 14. Payroll, Employment and Manhours, in Oil Pipe Line Transport Industry, by Province, 1968 Average number of employees during year Male Female Total Concludc Salaries a iii wages for the year I Saskatchewan and Manitoba $ Management: Working owners and partners... Management Totals ,90:1 Professional, technical and administrative: Geophysicists... Geologists... Petroleumengineers... Otherengineers Other professional personnel Subtotals Specialists and technicians Clerical and secretarial Other administrative personnel Totals Production, field, plant and related workers: Wageearners ,591,802 Total salaries and wages ,99:1 Ontario and Quebec Management: Workingowners and partners Management Totals Professional, technical and administrative Geophysicists Geologists Petroleumengineers... Otherengineers... 9 Other professional personnel Sul,totals Specialists and technicians Clericaland secretarial Other administrative personnel Totals :3 883,143. Production, field, plant and related workers: Wageearners ,260,302 Total salaries and sages ,875

41 Oil. PIPE LINE TRANSPORT 39 GLOSSARY OF TERMS S Itarri't 'tiles One barrel of oil moved one mile; ton miles are calculated by converting barrel miles of oil to the equivalent weight in short tons. Trunk line system barrel miles only are included because of the difficulty of collecting reliable and consistent data for gathering systems, together with the fact that gathering systems have a very short average commodity mile movement, and as a result their inclusion would add only a very small percentage to the total. Crude Oil See Crude Oil and Equivalent. Crude Oil and Equivalent Includes the following liquid hydrocarbons: Crude oil A naturally occurring liquid hydrocarbon. Condensate A iaturally occurring hydrocarbon which is gaseous in its virgin reservoir state, but is liquid at the conditions under which its volume is measured. Pentanes plus A liquid hydrocarbon produced from raw natural gas, condensate or crude oil. Condensate See Crude oil and Equivalent. I )eliveries Volumes of oil measured at the points of delivery either at the refinery, at the point of export, at the truck or rail loading terminal, and at the refinery or bulk plant terminal. Deliveries to Other Carriers U.S.A. Canadian oil held in bond in U.S.A. to tanker loading facilities on the Great Lakes for return to Canada. Gross and Deliveries The receipts or deliveries of all pipe line companies in Canada including intercompany transfers. Inventory and Other Changes Changes of oil held by the pipe lines in their system either in the lines or in the tanks, including changes of oil held by Canadian pipe line systems in the United States. Liquefied Petroleum Gases Naturally occurring gaseous hydrocarbons which liquefy only under conditions of increased pressure and/or decreased temperature. The main components are propane and butanes produced at natural gas processing plants. Net Deliveries The unduplicated deliveries of all pipe line companies in Canada. Net The unduplicated receipts of all pipe line companies in Caiiada. Pentanes Plus See Crude Oil and Equivalent. Line Losses and Unaccounted For A residual item which includes oil lost due to pipe line handling and other losses which cannot be accounted for due to errors in gauging, etc. Pipe Line Systems Various types of pipe lines and ancillary facilities such as pumping stations, gathering and/or trunk lines, parallel lines, loops, etc. Oil received by the pipe line company as gauged or metered and reported by the responding company. may be of several categories: receipts from fields which may be from batteries or wellheads; from processing plants (plants which process natural gas and recover liquid hydrocarbons); imports metered at the United States borders; receipts from refineries. Refined Petroleum Products Products resulting from the processing of crude oil and related hydrocarbons in a refining operation, and including liquefied refinery gases. System Miles The number of miles over which a pipe line system operates regardless of the number of pipe lines in the system. For example, Interprovincial Pipe Line Company operates a pipe line system from Edmonton to Regina, a distance of 438 system miles but there are two pipe lines in this system for an aggregate 876 pipe line miles. Transfers Movements of petroleum between two different pipe line companies. Transportation Sectors (a) Gathering lines: usually a small diameter pipe operating within oil fields and carrying the oil from the battery to a common collection point, or points. (b) Trunk lines: pipe lines generally of larger diameter running from the common collection point, or points in fields, to refineries, other pipe line systems, or to termination points such as bulk plants, truck and rail loading facilities, etc. Definitions of the financial accounts may be found in "Oil Pipe Line Uniform Accounting Regulations", published by the National Energy Board.

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