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The 2011 Households and the Environment Survey – Energy Use supplement was a cooperative project jointly managed by the Environment Accounts and Statistics Division under the direction of Carolyn Cahill, Director and John Marshall, Chief, Environmental Protection Accounts and Surveys, and Special Surveys Division under the direction of Geoff Bowlby, Director and Denis Poulin, Chief, Education Surveys. Data Collection for the survey was conducted by the Collection Planning and Management Division under the direction of Duncan Wrighte, Director.

The HES 2011 Project team consisted of the following:

Sheri Vermette, project manager
Gordon Dewis, assistant project manager and technical advisor
Serge Legault, survey manager

Thank you to the following people for their contributions in the areas of data collection, data processing, table creation, editing, reviewing, proofreading, dissemination and technical development:

Marc Bodnar
Marc Lavergne
Olena Frolova
Michele McMillan
François Gagnon
Iman Mustapha
Wayne Griffin
Peter van Wesenbeeck
Sara Guay
James Wildsmith
Dean Huckla

The contributions of the respondents, Environment Canada, Natural Resources Canada and provincial environmental departments were critical to the successful completion of the surveys and are gratefully acknowledged.

As well, we would like to acknowledge the vital contribution made to this project by the staff in Statistics Canada’s regional offices. This project would not have been possible without their efforts.

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