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Transportation in Canada 2002

Table of Contents

Report Highlights

1. Introduction

2. Transportation and the Economy

3. Government Spending on Transportation

4. Transportation Safety and Security

5. Transportation and the Environment

6. Rail Transportation

7. Road Transportation

8. Marine Transportation

9. Air Transportation

Minister of Transport

List of Tables

List of Figures

Addendum

TABLE A2-36: EMPLOYMENT BY MARITIME EMPLOYERS ASSOCIATIONS, 1996 – 2002¹
	British Columbia Maritime Employers Association¹			Maritime Employers Association²
	Employees	Labour Costs³	Hours Worked⁴	Employees	Labour Costs³	Hours Worked⁴
1996	3,857	184,630	4,569	1,204	82,640	1,761
1997	3,919	194,806	4,669	1,285	86,038	1,816
1998	3,604	187,721	4,326	1,279	90,049	1,911
1999	3,576	205,143	4,579	1,253	92,389	1,892
2000	3,656	227,053	4,956	1,195	106,564	2,074
2001	3,548	213,698	4,523	1,163	101,677	1,866
2002	3,727	226,054	4,599	1,152	106,650	1,881

1   Includes ports of Vancouver, New Westminster, Prince Rupert, Chemainus, Alberni, Victoria, Stewart and a category “Others”.
2   Includes ports of Montréal, Trois-Rivières, Bécancour, Toronto and Hamilton.
3   In thousands of dollars.
4   In thousands.

Source: British Columbia Maritime Employers Association; Maritime Employers Association