Section 4 Long Descriptions for the Figures

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Figure 4.1-1: Wireless Operating Revenues by Source, 2003

• Total $8.1 billion
• Local = 65.0%
• Long Distance = 6.7%
• Other Telecom Services (Note *) = 18.0%
• Carrier Services = 2.4%
• Messaging-Paging = 1.5%
• Dispatch Services = 0.2%
• Non-Telecom. Oper. Rev. (Note **) = 6.2%

Notes for Figure 4.1-1: 

*Other telecommunications services revenues include administrative charges, Web browsing services, etc.
**Non-telecom operating revenues include terminal equipment rentals, sale of goods, directory services, etc.
Source: Industry Canada compilations based on Statistics Canada, Survey of Telecommunications Service Providers (April 2004).

Notes for Figure 4.1-2: 

* Includes Cellular, PCS and ESMR.
Source: Industry Canada compilations based on Statistics Canada, Survey of Telecommunications Service Providers (April 2004).

Notes for Figure 4.1-3: 

Source: Industry Canada compilations based on Statistics Canada, Survey of Telecommunications Service Providers (April 2004).

Notes for Figure 4.1-4: 

Source: Industry Canada compilations based on Statistics Canada, Survey of Telecommunications Service Providers (April 2004).

Figure 4.1-5: Wireless Services Revenues Market Share, 2003

• Total $8.1 billion
• TELUS Mobility = 29.4%
• Bell Mobility = 27.2%
• Aliant Mobility (Note *) = 4.1%
• MTS Mobility (Note *) = 2.0%
• SaskTel Mobility (Note *) = 2.1%
• Rogers = 28.2%
• Microcell = 7.1%

Notes for Figure 4.1-5: 

*Bell partners
Numbers may not add up due to rounding.
Source: Industry Canada compilations based on company annual reports (April 2004).

Figure 4.1-6:  Wireless Market Share by Company, 2003

Market share based on number of subscribers.

• TELUS Mobility = 25.5%
• Bell Mobility = 28.5%
• Aliant Mobility (Note *) = 4.4
• MTS Mobility (Note *) = 1.9%
• SaskTel Mobility (Note *) = 2.1%
• Rogers Wireless = 28.3%
• Microcell = 9.3%

Notes for Figure 4.1-6: 

*Bell partners
Source: Industry Canada compilations based on company annual reports (April 2004).

Notes for Figure 4.1-7: 

*TELUS Mobility subscribers includes Clearnet as of 2000.
**Bell & Partners includes Bell Mobility, Aliant Mobility, SaskTel Mobility and MTS Mobility.
Source: Industry Canada compilations based on company annual reports (April 2004).

Notes for Figure 4.1-8: 

Source: Industry Canada compilations based on company annual reports (April 2004).

Figure 4.2-1: Data Service Revenues Market Share, 2003

• Total $6.2 billion
• Bell Canada = 59.8%
• Aliant = 1.7%
• TELUS = 22.2%
• Other ILECs (Note *) = 3.5%
• Allstream = 9.6%
• Call-Net (Sprint) = 3.2%

Notes for Figure 4.2-1: 

*Other ILECs include MTS and SaskTel.
Source: Industry Canada compilations based on company annual reports (May 2004).

Notes for Figure 4.2-2: 

Source: Industry Canada compilations based on company annual and quarterly reports (May 2004).

Figure 4.2-3: Internet Subscribers, Market Share, 2003

• Estimated: 8.0 million Subscribers
• Bell Canada = 25.4%
• TELUS = 11.0%
• Aliant = 3.8%
• SaskTel = 1.9%
• MTS = 1.6%
• Other ISPs (Note *) = 24.3%
• Cable Companies = 32.0%
• Cable Companies: 
• Rogers = 9.8%
• Shaw = 11.6%
• Cogeco = 2.8%
• Vidéotron = 5.0%
• Other Cable Companies = 2.8%

Notes for Figure 4.2-3: 

*Other ISPs includes Allstream Canada, Call-Net (Sprint Canada), Independent ISPs and others.
Source: Industry Canada compilations based on company annual reports and the CRTC's Report to the Governor in Council: Status of Competition in Canadian Telecommunications Markets (November 2004).

Figure 4.2-4: Internet Service Providers (ISPs), Provincial Share, 2003

• Estimated: 480 ISPs (Note *)
• Ontario = 45%
• Quebec = 18%
• British Columbia = 20%
• Prairies = 12%
• Atlantic = 4.2%
• Territories = 1.9%

Notes for Figure 4.2-4: 

* Provincial location of the ISP is determined by the location of the head office. The ISPs may operate inter-provincially or nationally.
Source: Canadian Association of Internet Providers (CAIP), The Canadian ISP Count, 2003 (October 2003).

Notes for Figure 4.2-5: 

*Other includes MTS and SaskTel.
Source: Industry Canada compilations based on company annual and quarterly reports (May 2004).

Notes for Figure 4.2-6: 

Source: Industry Canada compilations based on company annual and quarterly reports (May 2004).

Notes for Figure 4.2-7: 

*Moffat was acquired by Shaw on December 7, 2000.
Source: Industry Canada compilations based on company annual and quarterly reports (May 2004).