Mining The Millennium For Your New Revenue Opportunities
In 2001 Canadian Cable Industry Loss Survey
Was Done For 143 Canadian Cities and Towns
The survey was conducted by Bush-Waterhouse Communications as a public service to the Canadian Cable Industry: Released 15, April, 2002
In summary, recently published statistical data from the 2001 Canadian Census have allowed us to provide a more accurate picture of the annual losses to the Canadian Cable Industry. Due to of this major white-collar crime, we now believe that the Canadian Cable Industry is loosing close to $1.16 Billion annually, and not the $750 million previously reported in our 2001 industry survey which was based on 1999 Census data.
In turn, it represents a loss of over $81 million to the Federal Government’s Goods and Services Tax
The table below represents to total losses. You can see the list of 143 cities here.
| | | Total Private Dwellings,
2001 | | Total Private Dwellings Estimated Stealing Cable, 2001 | Total Annual Cable
Industry Losses | Total Annual GST Losses |
| | Totals | | 9,662,240 | | 1,932,448 | $1,159,468,800.00 | $81,162,816 |
Dwelling Data Source: Statistics Canada 2001 Census Data | | | | |
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Survey Results
