
The census helps paint a statistical portrait of Canada's diverse population and the places where we live by collecting demographic, social and economic information from households across Canada.
Canadians rely on census data for information that support important decisions that affect Canadian families, communities and businesses. The information you provide ensures that the census accurately reflects Canada's changing society. Your responses are vital for planning services that support employment, education, public transportation, health care, and more.
All Canadian households receive a census invitation letter in the mail with instructions on how to complete their questionnaire. Completing the online questionnaire at census.gc.ca is secure and confidential.
Statistics Canada places the highest priority on protecting your privacy as well as maintaining the confidentiality and security of completed questionnaires. Your answers are collected under the authority of the Statistics Act and are kept strictly confidential.
For more information, census resources, or assistance, please visit census.gc.ca.

This means no new Fire Permits or Fireworks Permits are authorized and currently issued Fire Permits or Fireworks Permits are suspended. Exemptions are internal household fireplaces, incinerators (farm or acreage use only), regulated burning barrels, camp stoves, solid fueled barbeques (charcoal briquettes), liquid fueled barbeques (propane & natural gas), recreational fire in an approved fire pit with grate covering, chimney’s, pellet grills, smokers, and appliances in designated camping and recreational areas.
For more information on what each fire restriction level means, please see our Fire Restrictions page, or visit albertafirebans.ca for the latest Fire Bans, Fire Restrictions, and Fire Advisories in the Province.

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