1. What was the objective of the Canadian corporation for the 1967 world exhibition in producing a calendar for distribution and how many of these calendars were produced and distributed?

2. Who designed the calendar in question?

3. What was the cost?

4. Was a competition held to select the design?

5. Who printed the calendar, were tenders called and what was the cost of the printing?

Hon. Robert Winters (Minister of Trade and Commerce):

1. The object of the count down calendar was as a promotional device to emphasize and to remind everyone of the ever decreasing number of days remaining before the opening of the exhibition. The calendar was sent to Canadian business, foreign business, to the newspapers, to potential sponsors to the exhibition, to foreign delegations and participants, etc. There were 15,300 count down calendars printed, of which 14,500 have been distributed.

2. The designers were Paul Arthur Associates and Southam Specialized Marketing Services.

3. Total cost of the calendar was $11,877.14 including federal sales tax and shipping charges.

4. No. The design was the creation and unique idea of Paul Arthur Associates and Southam Specialized Marketing Services.

5. The printer was Southam Specialized Marketing Services and the contract price was negotiated. Cost of printing including design, etc., was $10,528.50.

1. How many employees on the staff of the Canadian corporation for the 1967 world exhibition receive salaries of $15,000 per year or more?

2. What are the names of the recipients of these salaries and the duties of each individual?

Hon. Robert Winters (Minister of Trade and Commerce):

1. 89.

2. Names and duties of recipients:

Executive: P. Dupuy, commissioner general; R. F. Shaw, deputy commissioner general; A. G. Kniewasser, general manager;

O. C. S. Robertson, scientific adviser.

Internal Audit: R. E. Montpetit, chief internal auditor; R. E. Gobeil, head audit division.

Secretariat: J. C. Delorme, secretary and general counsel; J. Cournoyer, deputy director labour regulations; P. Buisson, deputy secretary-legal; R. Gareau, head solicitor- concessions div.

Finance and Administration: G. D. Rediker, Director of finance and administration; J. Bain, Deputy director finance; E. K. Preston, Deputy director administration; F. Weipert, Head procedure section; J. E. Benoit, Head insurance section; J. A. Laurendeau, Deputy director procurement; D. Bryant, Head construction procurement sect.; P. E. Firlotte, Deputy director personnel.

Installations: Col. E. Churchill, Director of installations; Col. L. J. Brown, Deputy director of installations; H. Protheroe, Head- schedules and reports division; G. Dozois, Deputy director theme exhibits; Capt. F. A. Pickard, Head man explorer division; C. Cass-Beggs, Head man producer division; G. Bertrand, Head man in community division; Dr. C. B. Pierce, Consultant-medical and life sciences; L. A. Leschack, Project officer theme; P. J. Pocock, Project officer theme; E. Fiset, Deputy director and chief architect; R. Papanek, Head architectural planning division; S. Staples, Head architectural structures division; N. Hay, Head design division; R. Blais, Head-audio visual section; A. Peters, Head special requirements section; A. Phillips, Head landscape section; R. M. Yeats, Head specifications section; J. Miller, Head theme pavilions section; K. Stanley, Head other pavilions section; G. Gagnon, Head layout section; G. Sarault, Deputy director and chief engineer; J. Baker, Head civil engineering division; D. W. Ferguson, Head

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communications division; N. Gore, Head mechanical eng. section; D. Lachance, Head electrical eng. section; J. Crossman, Head communications eng. section; F. Rousseau, Deputy director and construction mgr.; V. McAuley, Head construction div. (head [DOT]office); G. Adams, Head construction div. (field); L. A. Hudon, Head construction permits section; B. Bowen, Head estimating section; P. A. Wood, Head contracts eng. section; A. Therien, Head construction service section; A. Dromlewicz, Head construction eng. section; R. Calvert, Head parks maintenance section.

Exhibits: P. De Beliefeuille, Director of exhibitors; R. Letendre, Deputy director; D. Giles, Director Canadian exhibits; Maj. Gen. E. C. Plow, Regional director-Halifax; A. Rowan-Legg, Regional director-Toronto; T. J. MacKinnon, Regional director-Vancouver; A. K. Stephens, Regional director-Winnipeg; K. Marshall, Liaison officer engineering; C. La-combe, Liaison officer engineering; G. Ban-nerman, Liaison officer special projects; E. M. Blanchard, Regional liaison officer-Winnipeg.

Public Relations: Y. Jasmin, Directorpublic relations; P. P. Lafortune, Deputy director info, and publicity; G. Kennedy, Acting deputy director; M. Wood, Asst. mgr. group relations; B. Croll, Head publicity division; P. Break, Deputy director advertising and promotion.

Operations: P. De G. Beaubien, Director of operations; J. P. Kohl, Deputy director cone, and licensing; C. A. King, Head concessions and lie. control div.; M. Novek, Head restaurant concessions section; J. Pratt, Deputy director-producer of entert.; G. Hilker, Head programming division; D. Haber, Head theatre division; D. Dauphinee, Head- amphitheatre; J. Cote, Head-special events division; R. Garand, Head special days; J. H. T. Poudrette, Deputy director public safety; G. Houle, Head security and safety division; A. Mercier, Deputy director visitor services; J. Belanger, Head logexpo division; J. P. Lussier, Head advance admission sales div.; G. Hughes, Deputy director business development.

1. What was the total estimated commitment of the federal government on trans-Canada highways and bridges being constructed in the province of Quebec from April 1, 1964, to the present time?

Questions

2. What portion of this estimated commitment involves highways and bridges in the metropolitan area of Montreal and what proportion involves highways and bridges leading to St. Helen's island, the site of Expo '67?

Hon. G. J. Mcllraith (Minister of Public Works):

1. $63,799,000.

2. $51,378,000 between Senneville and the Louis Hippolyte Lafontaine bridge-tunnel including the latter. No portion of the trans-Canada highway leads directly to St. Helen's island.

1. What is the anticipated expenditure for 196566 of the Canadian government's participation in the 1967 Exhibition?

2. What is the breakdown of the anticipated expenditure?

Hon. Robert Winters (Minister of Trade and Commerce):

1. $4,300,000.

2. Construction and acquisition of buildings, $3,086,700; Exhibits and displays, $1,029,000; Advertising and publicity, $20,800; Special events, $20,000; Administration expenses, $143,500.

1. Were new regulations imposed upon employees of Expo '67 with regard to expense accounts involving meals, travel, accommodations and entertaining?

2. On what date were these new regulations imposed upon the employees and for what reason?

3. What guide did employees of Expo '67 use prior to the new regulations being imposed?

Hon. Robert Winters (Minister of Trade and Commerce):

1. No. The original regulations were enacted in 1963, the first year in which the corporation was in business, and were incorporated in the policy and procedure manual of the corporation at that time.

2. Answered by 1.

3. Answered by 1.

How much space has the National Harbours Board guaranteed to feed grain importers in the maritime provinces in their elevators at Halifax?

Mr. J. A. Byrne (Parliamentary Secretary to Minister of Transport):

The National

Harbours Board advises that the answer to the question is 2,150,000 bushels.

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Questions

Is the Canadian government contributing financially toward the upkeep ol the West German military unit now stationed at Camp Shilo, Manitoba and, if so (a) in what amount (b) how long will such payments continue, and (c) under what arrangement or agreement are such payments being made?

Hon. Paul Hellyer (Minister of National Defence):

No, the West German Ministry of Defence has agreed to reimburse the government of Canada for the actual costs incurred on behalf of the test team conducting trials at Camp Shilo.