Table B.2.13
University expenditures, by type of expenditure, Canada and provinces, 2000/2001, 2005/2006, 2010/2011 and 2011/2012

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Table B.2.13
University expenditures, by type of expenditure, Canada and provinces, 2000/2001, 2005/2006, 2010/2011 and 2011/2012
Table summary
This table displays the results of University expenditures Total capital expenditures, Total operating expenditures, Distribution of operating expenditures, Compensation, Other operating expenditures, Academic salaries, Other salaries and wages, Benefits and Total compensation (appearing as column headers).
  Total capital expenditures Total operating expendituresNote 1 Distribution of operating expenditures
Compensation Other operating expenditures
Academic salaries Other salaries and wagesNote 2 BenefitsNote 3 Total compensation
thousands of current dollars
2011/2012
Canada 3,723,571 28,368,105 8,538,398 6,871,478 3,140,460 18,550,336 9,817,769
Newfoundland and Labrador 87,333 560,907 143,618 172,364 63,441 379,423 181,484
Prince Edward Island 11,850 121,953 30,943 37,494 14,846 83,283 38,670
Nova Scotia 53,941 1,081,636 308,284 252,843 91,299 652,426 429,210
New Brunswick 45,393 517,419 172,542 126,676 43,737 342,955 174,464
Quebec 775,752 5,776,059 1,739,618 1,327,001 631,691 3,698,310 2,077,749
Ontario 1,249,992 11,463,677 3,356,571 2,632,244 1,419,513 7,408,328 4,055,349
Manitoba 142,004 894,145 263,383 211,678 91,996 567,057 327,088
Saskatchewan 236,496 1,011,114 311,714 271,168 77,513 660,395 350,719
Alberta 548,647 3,339,072 994,486 890,546 339,023 2,224,055 1,115,017
British Columbia 572,163 3,602,123 1,217,239 949,464 367,401 2,534,104 1,068,019
2010/2011
Canada 4,555,862 26,775,089 8,115,911 6,515,231 2,762,097 17,393,239 9,381,850
Newfoundland and Labrador 39,653 519,763 128,100 165,545 54,478 348,123 171,640
Prince Edward Island 13,825 113,811 29,924 35,947 13,375 79,246 34,565
Nova Scotia 140,138 1,064,089 301,525 247,387 87,210 636,122 427,967
New Brunswick 130,996 510,355 166,734 122,790 39,300 328,824 181,531
Quebec 632,049 5,322,630 1,518,032 1,224,082 581,492 3,323,606 1,999,024
Ontario 1,497,925 10,659,455 3,261,946 2,488,962 1,156,908 6,907,816 3,751,639
Manitoba 157,619 885,121 253,238 202,023 82,012 537,273 347,848
Saskatchewan 261,895 940,881 291,763 266,787 72,829 631,379 309,502
Alberta 925,792 3,212,890 984,112 825,715 324,038 2,133,865 1,079,025
British Columbia 755,970 3,546,094 1,180,537 935,993 350,455 2,466,985 1,079,109
2005/2006
Canada 2,896,594Note r: revised 20,984,925Note r: revised 6,207,712 4,971,029 1,938,075 13,116,816 7,868,109Note r: revised
Newfoundland and Labrador 23,276 365,531Note r: revised 90,040 107,942 34,162 232,144 133,387Note r: revised
Prince Edward Island 9,747 99,806Note r: revised 19,854 25,294 10,257 55,405 44,401Note r: revised
Nova Scotia 68,456 830,155Note r: revised 249,441 199,568 67,093 516,102 314,053Note r: revised
New Brunswick 28,927Note r: revised 434,984Note r: revised 145,183 98,441 36,435 280,059 154,925Note r: revised
Quebec 547,974Note r: revised 4,652,909 1,395,662 1,039,036 457,493 2,892,191 1,760,718
Ontario 923,680Note r: revised 8,430,197Note r: revised 2,366,069 1,944,399 789,662 5,100,130 3,330,067Note r: revised
Manitoba 127,792Note r: revised 677,448Note r: revised 225,062 158,986 59,389 443,437 234,011Note r: revised
Saskatchewan 103,443 693,634Note r: revised 229,830 194,309 50,545 474,684 218,950Note r: revised
Alberta 353,828Note r: revised 2,074,792Note r: revised 606,805 514,556 190,726 1,312,087 762,705Note r: revised
British Columbia 709,471Note r: revised 2,725,469Note r: revised 879,766 688,498 242,313 1,810,577 914,892Note r: revised
2000/2001
CanadaNote 4 1,443,921 13,889,613 4,289,535 3,459,555 1,130,057 8,879,147 5,010,466
Newfoundland and Labrador 29,102 233,382 72,756 71,415 19,899 164,070 69,312
Prince Edward Island 2,437 56,701 14,679 18,625 3,393 36,697 20,004
Nova Scotia 39,758 618,412 188,058 144,350 41,321 373,729 244,683
New Brunswick 32,108 299,134 102,747 73,652 24,755 201,154 97,980
Quebec 352,629 3,132,281 1,034,836 747,009 263,777 2,045,622 1,086,659
Ontario 441,960 5,380,545 1,549,970 1,318,683 395,309 3,263,962 2,116,583
Manitoba 52,833 488,364 164,011 119,837 40,212 324,060 164,304
Saskatchewan 66,114 531,527 175,754 145,113 37,737 358,604 172,923
Alberta 270,736 1,363,261 400,616 354,247 143,917 898,780 464,481
British Columbia 156,244 1,786,006 586,108 466,624 159,737 1,212,469 573,537
r revised
Note 1.

Operating expenditures include the following funds: general operating; special purpose and trust; sponsored research; and ancillary enterprises.

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Note 2.

Includes payments to all full- and part-time non-instructional (support) staff, including, among others, technicians, teaching and research laboratory technicians, clerical and secretarial, professional and managerial, janitorial, trades and maintenance. It also includes payments to individuals who may hold an academic rank, or equivalent, but are engaged in activities other than instruction and research.

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Note 3.

Includes the costs of institutions' contributions (with respect to salaries) for pensions (including payments for actuarial deficiencies and past service liability), group life insurance, salary continuance insurance, dental plans, Workers' Compensation, health taxes, tuition remission, Employment Insurance, and other costs of employee benefit programs.

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Note 4.

Due to confidentiality, partial data from the Atlantic provinces have been excluded.

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Notes: To convert this current dollar data to constant dollar amounts for comparison over time, it is recommended that the Implicit Price Indexes, gross domestic product (GDP), be used for national and provincial-level conversions. For the index and further details on converting, see Table F.1.2.
For a brief description of this indicator, including the methodology, please see the Handbook for the Pan-Canadian Education Indicators Program.
Source: Statistics Canada, Financial Information of Universities and Colleges Survey, data released July 11, 2013.
Updated April, 17, 2014.
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